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What contracts does Commission on Service & Volunt award?

Commission on Service & Volunt awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

How do I do business with Commission on Service & Volunt?

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Who are the top contractors for Commission on Service & Volunt?

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Where is Commission on Service & Volunt located?

Commission on Service & Volunt is located in OH. While the agency may have offices in multiple locations, contract opportunities can be performed at various places of performance across the country.

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Commission on Service & Volunt

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AI Mission Profile

The CSV-Commission on Service & Volunt advances civic engagement and volunteerism across Ohio by supporting programs that mobilize communities through service-learning, public events, and workforce development. Its core mission centers on expanding opportunities for civic participation, particularly through AmeriCorps initiatives and statewide conferences that foster leadership, education, and public service. Strategic priorities include enhancing volunteer infrastructure, promoting equity in community engagement, and delivering high-impact events that amplify the visibility and effectiveness of service programs. Key focus areas encompass professional training for service coordinators, event logistics for large-scale public gatherings, and sustainable operational practices that align with zero-waste and community-centered values. The agency primarily procures professional support services to execute its mission, with a strong emphasis on contractor-led implementation of training, event management, and logistical operations. Contracts are typically issued as sole-source or competitive solicitations without set-asides, indicating a preference for flexibility and specialized expertise over formal procurement vehicles. Services are often time-bound and event-driven, reflecting a project-based operational model rather than long-term institutional contracting. Primary procurement activity centers on Professional Employer Organizations (NAICS 561330), which provide administrative and human capital support for volunteer programs, and Catering (722320) and Professional Training (611430) services essential for hosting conferences and educational events. Additional procurements include event-specific equipment rentals, branded merchandise, and multimedia services to enhance public outreach. The agency demonstrates no formal set-aside preferences and engages vendors across a broad spectrum, prioritizing functional capability over demographic classifications. Organized under the State of Ohio, the agency operates statewide with no fixed physical headquarters, coordinating initiatives through partnerships with local organizations and contractors. It relies on standard state procurement mechanisms, issuing solicitations for discrete services aligned with annual program cycles and special commemorations such as the AmeriCorps 30th Anniversary. Its structure is lean and mission-focused, leveraging external vendors to deliver scalable, on-demand support for public service initiatives.