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Miami-Dade County Client Services Contracts End Feb 2026

Miami-Dade County's current contract cycle for direct client services ends Feb. 28, 2026. County staff support providers through budgeting, guidance and monitoring, with agencies applying for future funding via an RFP process.

09/30/2026 · Miami-Dade County edition

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Miami-Dade County service providers offering direct client services will see their current contract cycle conclude on February 28, 2026. The cycle began with a one-year term and includes provisions for up to five additional one-year renewals, affecting organizations across the county, from the Redland agricultural area to Miami Beach.

County administrative staff supports these providers by assisting agency personnel with budget establishment and offering program guidance. Staff also conduct monitoring visits to ensure contracted agencies comply with national standards and guidelines, maintaining service quality for county residents from Homestead to Sunny Isles Beach.

Service providers apply for program funding through a formal request for proposal (RFP) process. This competitive and transparent method selects organizations to deliver essential community services.

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