Service Provider Opportunities

Opportunities To Work With PacMtn

Current Opportunities

PacMtn posts Requests for Proposals (RFPs) as necessary for qualified providers to deliver services and/or training in Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, and Thurston Counties. Check back often for new RFP postings, related FAQs, and selected bidder announcements. 

Awardee(s)

(Currently awarded RFPs / RFIs)

Communications, Media, and Design Services

PacMtn is hereby announcing its award to the following bidder for the services of 1.) Copy Writing and Content Creation, 2.) Staff Consultation, and 3.) Social Media Planning, Management, and Execution portion of the Virtual Media services to:

For the execution and delivery of services for 1.) Brand Development, 2.) Virtual Media (i.e. PacMtn website and SEO strategies), 3.) Event Support, 4.) Presentations, Flyers, and Other Media Products, and 5.) Miscellaneous Printing and Procurement Services, PacMtn is hereby annoucing the award to the following bidder:

Appeals are available for seven (7) working days after notification of the successful bidder is announced.
Appeals Form

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Seeking...

(Currently open RFQs / RFAs)

Request for QuoteYouth Support Services

RFQ Information

 

PacMtn seeks seeking quotes from qualified providers to support the relaunch of our Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program. PacMtn plans to launch a large-scale Request for Proposal (RFP) in November of 2024. In preparation of this RFP, PacMtn needs assistance with the development of an asset map that identifies providers of Youth Programming in the region, and projects that could leverage WIOA Youth funding. Additionally, PacMtn needs assistance with a demonstration project that will inform the November RFP.

We encourage all interested parties to attend a pre-submission conference to learn more about our program requirements and ask any questions regarding the RFQ process. Details regarding the pre-submission conference can be found in the RFQ document.

The deadline for submission of quote is Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at 11:59 PM PST. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Interested organizations are invited to submit their quote in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the RFQ document. The RFQ includes detailed instructions on the submission process, evaluation criteria, and timeline.

Request for Quote: Youth Support Services - Updated as of 3/25/2024

Public Q&A: Updated as of 3/25/2024

For any questions or clarification regarding the RFQ or submission process, please contact PacMtn at Contracts@pacmtn.org.

EcSA Business Engagement

RFI Information

In 2022, the Washington State Legislature appropriated state funds for Economic Security for All (EcSA), expanding its capacity to deliver comprehensive and coordinated services to the 26% of Washingtonians who live in poverty. EcSA is a poverty reduction policy that coordinates with existing economic development strategies to increase their collective ability to support low-income Washingtonians in their pursuit of equity, dignity, and sustained self-sufficiency. In 2023, the EcSA program was enhanced to add $2.89 million in funding to increase employer outreach to better connect job seekers with the training and opportunities to fill the quality jobs located in their communities.

Eligibility

Business Association consortiums operating across the entire PacMtn region, which are managed and offered technical guidance by a principal organization within the partnership that has a minimum of 10 years of effective service provision in the region. Eligible business entities include:

  • 501(c) 3: charitable organizations and private foundations whose mission is to serve local business by providing workforce development programming. It cannot be a church or religious organization.
  • 501(c) 4: social welfare organizations whose mission is to work alongside business and industry to sustain and grow local economy.
  • 501(c) 6: business leagues, chambers of commerce whose mission is to serve local business by promoting local business interests.  

Conditions

PacMtn is seeking MULTIPLE letters of interest from eligible organizations to fund at least two business association consortiums for 15 months, April 1, 2024-June 30, 2025. The total funding available is $950,000.

Please read the EcSA Business Engagement RFI to learn about the Deliverables, Timelines, Activities, and Outcomes, along with instructions for the Letter of Interest format and submission process.

Request for Information: EcSA Biz Engagement RFI

Public Q&A - Updated as of 2/26/2024

Questions can be submitted at contracts@pacmtn.org. Please specify “name of RFI Subject” in the title when submitting any questions.

This project is supported by funding awarded by the Washington State Employment Security Department under the Community Reinvestment Funds to support Economic Security for All (EcSa). Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the Washington State Department of Commerce or Washington State Employment Security Department. 

Agriculture Labor Program

RFA Information

The Agriculture Sector Recovery Program is a solution prioritizing workforce recovery initiatives for Thurston County. It focuses on recruiting and developing employees, subsidizing their wages, and informing the public of available career paths in the agriculture sector while increasing and expanding agricultural knowledge. Specifically, it highlights agricultural employers in crop production, livestock production, animal slaughtering, and processing. We aim to build and develop talent and invest in long-term recovery by working with local businesses to restore our workforce.

Agricultural Producers will work with Washington State University Extension (WSU) to develop career pathways and define the required skills for the job seekers that align with the program goals. Applicants selected will receive up to $20,000.00 in subsidized wage support for one year (12 months). This will include On-The-Job-Trainings (OJT) that support the career pathway that may include third-party training providers with these workers earning at or above $40,000 annually.

Eligibility

Successful Respondents to this request for applications will be:

    • Agricultural employers directly engaged in crop production, livestock production, shellfish and animal slaughter and processing
    • Business must be located in Thurston County
    • Licensed WA State businesses that were established prior to 02/2020

Agriculture Labor Program - Request for Applications

Questions can be submitted at contracts@pacmtn.org. 

Link to Application form: https://wkf.ms/43rqvCB 

This project is supported by funding awarded by the U.S. Department of Treasury under the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds Award as provided by the American Rescue Plan Act. Points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Treasury. Grants funds are administered by Thurston County.