Department of Human Services
Federal opportunity from Maryland Department of Human Services. Place of performance: MD. Response deadline: Mar 23, 2020.
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Description
Legal Representation Services for Children Involved in Child In Need of Assistance, Termination of Parental Rights and Related Proceedings – OS/MLSP-20-001-S
AGENCY CONTROL NUMBER:
OS/MLSP-20-001-S
Issue Date:
March 9, 2020
Proposal Due Date:
March 23, 2020 at 3:00 pm
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The Maryland Department of Human Services is seeking legal representation services specifically for children involved in cases of child necessity assistance and termination of parental rights. The proposal is due on March 23, 2020, by 3:00 PM, indicating a tight deadline for interested bidders. This opportunity is crucial for firms experienced in child welfare legal proceedings and advocacy.
The agency aims to procure legal representation to support children in complex legal matters involving child welfare, specifically related to child in need of assistance and parental rights terminations.
- Law firms with expertise in child welfare and family law.
- Organizations with prior experience in representing minors in legal proceedings.
- Bidders who can demonstrate a commitment to child advocacy.
- Legal representation for children in court proceedings.
- Assistance in filings and documentation related to parental rights termination.
- Advisory services regarding child welfare law and rights.
- Proposals must include a detailed plan of services offered.
- Qualifications and experience of the legal team must be provided.
- Budget and pricing structure as per agency guidelines.
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- Bidders must comply with all Maryland state laws relating to child welfare and representation.
- Appropriate licensure for legal professionals must be verified.
- Competitive pricing based on previous bids for similar services in Maryland may be an advantage.
- Consider flat-rate pricing versus hourly billing for clarity in proposals.
- Consider partnering with local nonprofits focused on child advocacy for added credibility.
- Firms specializing in psychological evaluation for children may enhance legal strategy.
- Timeline constraints with a tight proposal due date.
- Potential complexities in law that may complicate representation.
- What specific qualifications does the agency value most in legal representation?
- Are there particular local laws or precedents that bidders should focus on?
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- No solicitation number provided.
- Lack of detailed description on required qualifications.
- No information on subcontracting opportunities.
- No agency contact information available.
- No files or attachments provided for more context.
- Absence of specific evaluation criteria for proposals.
- Performance period details are missing.
- No insight into the budget or funding limitations.
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