DCF Parenting Capacity Evaluation
Federal opportunity from 0009 - DCF - Central Office • Department of Children and Families. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 30, 2030. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 93-14-00.
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Description
The Department of Children and Families (DCF) seeks proposals from Bidders qualified to conduct culturally and linguistically competent and impartial parenting capacity evaluations. Approved Bidders will form a pool of provider resources across the Commonwealth available to conduct parenting capacity evaluations in response to referrals submitted by one of DCF 29 Area Offices.
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The DCF is seeking proposals for conducting culturally and linguistically competent parenting capacity evaluations across its 29 Area Offices. Successful bidders will be included in a provider resource pool across Massachusetts. The proposal deadline is set for June 30, 2030, emphasizing the need for prospective bidders to prepare comprehensive evaluations in alignment with DCF's standards.
The Department of Children and Families aims to establish a pool of qualified providers for impartial parenting capacity evaluations which will serve various area offices across the Commonwealth.
- Conduct detailed parenting capacity evaluations
- Ensure evaluations are culturally and linguistically appropriate
- Submit evaluations based on specific DCF referrals
- Participate in a provider pool for resource sharing across area offices
- Maintain compliance with DCF standards and reporting requirements
- Detailed description of relevant experience and qualifications
- Methodology for conducting evaluations
- Sample evaluation reports or case studies
- Staff qualifications and training procedures
- References from previous clients or similar projects
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- Detailed scope of evaluation criteria
- Information about previous contracts or evaluations performed
- Clarification on the evaluation process and timelines
- Budget constraints or funding details for the project
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