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CRADLE & CRAYON 72 Lyme Road HANOVER NH 03755 USA

UEI: SLED_D5939228EB4A335B

CRADLE & CRAYON 72 Lyme Road HANOVER NH 03755 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_D5939228EB4A335B. It has been awarded $1,139,715 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Child Care Services. Top awarding agencies include W2R2 Cold Rgns Rsch Engineering Labor.

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Notice of Intent to Sole Source Award Watch Care Services

Solicitation # 046734

The U.S. Army’s Mission Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood plans to award a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract to Morale Welfare & Recreation Child Youth Services for Watch Care Services, leveraging its exclusive role as the designated provider of childcare on military installations. This procurement is justified under FAR 12.101-1 due to CYS’s unique, mandated integration within the installation structure and its inability to be replicated by any other commercial vendor, unit ministry teams, Department of the Army civilians, or volunteers. The services required include one Watch Care Coordinator and a scalable team of childcare providers to support religious events and services across Fort Hood, ensuring Soldiers and their families can fully participate in religious programming. The North American Industry Classification System code is 624410 with a small business size standard of $9.5 million, though no set-aside is being applied. This notice is not a solicitation for competitive quotes, but responsible parties may submit capability statements by the deadline of August 7, 2026, to the designated point of contacts at Chasity Griffin and Marcellus Newson. The government retains full discretion to proceed without competition based on the responses received.

W6QM Micc-Fdo Ft Hood

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Rainbow Youth Centre-Road to Employment Program

Solicitation # ICT-ACA-288

The Government of Saskatchewan, through the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, is seeking to award a contract to Rainbow Youth Centre, Inc. for the delivery of the Road to Employment Program, a specialized pre-employment initiative designed to support youth. The solicitation, identified as ICT-ACA-288, was posted on July 28, 2026, with a response deadline of August 12, 2026, at 8:00 PM CT. The program is intended to provide targeted employment readiness services, and the successful bidder must demonstrate the capacity to deliver specialized services aligned with the ministry’s goals for youth development and workforce integration. The contract will be performed entirely within Saskatchewan, with no specific city designated. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Andrea Dielschneider, reachable via email at ictcareerservicesprocurement@gov.sk.ca or by phone at 306-230-3569. The opportunity is not subject to any set-aside provisions and falls under the broader category of other organization types. All relevant documentation and further details can be accessed through the SaskTenders portal using the provided link. Interested parties are expected to submit proposals that clearly outline their ability to meet the program’s specialized requirements before the deadline.

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Minor Use Permit 26-0005 and Minor Site Plan Review 26-0003The City of Palmdale is seeking approval for a minor use permit and minor site plan review to establish a resource center offering counseling and instructional services alongside a child day care facility capable of accommodating up to 43 children. The services will be housed within an existing 9,599-square-foot tenant space in a multi-tenant commercial center, with the addition of a new 3,400-square-foot private outdoor playground located at the rear of the building to support child development and safety. The proposal aims to enhance community access to early childhood care and family support services without requiring new construction, instead leveraging existing infrastructure. The project is being advanced by Jesus Antonio Lara as the applicant, with oversight and coordination led by Brenda Magana, Interim Deputy Director of Economic and Community Development for the City of Palmdale. All activities are confined to the designated commercial property in Palmdale, California, with a zip code of 93550, and the application was posted on July 24, 2026, indicating preparation for future regulatory review and public input.

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FY26-OSSE-DEL- Early Intervention- Applied Behavioral Analysis ServicesThe contract pertains to the delivery of early intervention services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques to develop new skills and encourage positive behaviors in home, school, and community environments. These services are intended to support the developmental needs of young children with ASD through structured, evidence-based interventions tailored to their individual goals and progress. The initiative is part of the fiscal year 2026 planning cycle under the oversight of the State Superintendent of Education in the District of Columbia. The contract is publicly forecasted with a posted date of July 23, 2026, and is managed by the District of Columbia’s education agency though specific solicitation details such as a solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside information, or point of contact have not yet been provided. The place of performance and office address fields remain undefined, indicating that the geographic scope and operational details may be determined during the subsequent procurement phase. Interested service providers should monitor the official contract portal for formal solicitations and submission guidelines as the fiscal year progresses toward implementation.

State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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Winter & Spring Break Camp StaffingThe District of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department is forecasting a staffing requirement for Winter and Spring Break Camps, aiming to secure qualified personnel to support camp operations during these seasonal breaks. The contract is intended to ensure adequate staffing levels to provide safe, structured, and engaging activities for children and youth, though specific details such as the number of positions, qualifications, hours, and duration are to be outlined in a subsequent Statement of Work. The forecast was posted on July 23, 2026, and is currently in the planning stage with no solicitation number assigned, indicating that formal bidding has not yet opened. No set-aside preferences, NAICS codes, or organizational restrictions have been specified at this time, and the place of performance is within the District of Columbia without further geographic details provided. Point of contact information is not listed, and the full scope, terms, and evaluation criteria will be detailed in the upcoming Statement of Work.

Parks and Recreation (DPR)

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TransCen, Inc (Exempt)The District of Columbia’s Department on Disability Services is forecasting a procurement under the title TransCen, Inc (Exempt), with a posted date of July 23, 2026. This forecast does not include a solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside designation, or organizational type, indicating it is an early-stage indicator rather than an active competition. The contract is associated with Acre Training (28), suggesting the acquisition is intended to support training services for individuals with disabilities, likely aligned with the agency’s mission to enhance access and independence through vocational or skill-based programs. The place of performance and point of contact information are unspecified, and the official link leads to the District’s contracts portal for further details, though no bid or response deadlines are currently available.

Department on Disability Services (DDS)

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Tribal Personal Responsibility Education Program (Tribal PREP)

Solicitation # HHS-2026-ACF-ACYF-AT-0015

The Tribal Personal Responsibility Education Program (Tribal PREP) is a five-year cooperative agreement funded by the Administration for Children and Families’ Family and Youth Services Bureau to support American Indian and Alaska Native communities in implementing evidence-based strategies that prevent adolescent pregnancy, reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections including HIV, and promote successful transitions to adulthood for youth ages 10 to 19 and expectant or parenting youth under 21. Programs must incorporate at least three of six congressionally mandated Adulthood Preparation Subjects: healthy relationships, adolescent development, financial literacy, parent-child communication, educational and career success, and healthy life skills. All curricula must be medically accurate, complete, age-appropriate, culturally relevant to AI/AN populations, and grounded in proven research that demonstrates effectiveness in delaying sexual activity, increasing contraceptive use, or reducing youth pregnancy. Projects are expected to operate in phases: a 18-month planning and capacity-building phase followed by full implementation through year four and sustainability efforts in year five. At least 15 to 20 percent of annual funding must be allocated to evaluation activities, including local evaluation plans, IRB approval, and participation in a collaborative learning agenda led by ACF. Recipients must collect and report performance data using uniform ACF-provided measures twice annually across structure, attendance, and participant outcomes, and must submit all program materials for medical accuracy review by FYSB prior to use. All applicants must be registered in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier and comply with federal financial and administrative standards under 2 CFR 200, which replaces 45 CFR 75 with specific exceptions. Applicants must submit required forms including SF-424, SF-424A, SF-424B, SF-P/PSL, SF-LLL, and the ACF Priorities Alignment Attestation, along with additional documentation such as proof of nonprofit or for-profit status, indirect cost agreements, organizational charts, letters of support, and Tribal Assurances via Appendix A. Funding is competitive with a total program allocation of $3.25 million for up to eight awards, with individual first-year budgets ranging from $350,000 to $600,000. Proposals are evaluated on a 110-point scale across six weighted criteria: response, evaluation, resources and capabilities, purpose and need, alignment with ACF priorities, and support requested, with an additional pass/fail risk review that may disqualify applicants

Administration For Children & Families - Acyf/fysb

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Waste Disposal and Environmental ComplianceThe contract pertains to the off-site disposal of grease and wastewater in strict adherence to federal and state environmental regulations, requiring full compliance with all applicable waste handling, tracking, and manifesting protocols. The scope centers on ensuring that all waste streams are properly documented, transported, and disposed of by qualified service providers with verified environmental credentials, minimizing regulatory risk and environmental impact. Accurate recordkeeping and end-to-end chain-of-custody reporting are mandatory throughout the disposal process. Awarded as a subcontract under NAICS code 624410, the opportunity is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 252-NETWORK Contract Office 12 (36C252). The solicitation was posted on July 16, 2026, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026, at 3:00 PM. While specific performance locations are not defined, the work must be conducted in compliance with environmental standards applicable to the regions where waste is generated and disposed. No set-aside preferences are indicated, and interested parties must submit proposals within the specified window to be considered.

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PC-2026-00308 (Minor Conditional Use Permit)The City of Riverside is considering a Minor Conditional Use Permit to allow the conversion of an existing church building at 4055 Jurupa Avenue into a day care facility on a 2.05-acre site located at the northeast corner of Brockton and Jurupa Avenues. The property lies within the R-1-7000 SP Single Family Residential and Magnolia Avenue Specific Plan Overlay Zones in Ward 1, requiring special permitting due to the change in use from religious to child care operations. The proposal seeks to expand community services by introducing a licensed day care center in a location already zoned for residential use but permitted to accommodate certain conditional uses under specific criteria. The application under reference PC-2026-00308 was posted on May 29, 2026, and is being managed by the City’s planning department with Assistant Planner Calora Boyd serving as the primary point of contact. Interested parties may direct inquiries to the provided phone number or email address, and additional project details are available through the official CEQA Net link. No formal solicitation or set-aside designation applies as this is a land-use modification request rather than a procurement or funding opportunity. Approval would be contingent upon meeting zoning, traffic, safety, and neighborhood compatibility standards as governed by local ordinances and specific plan requirements.

City of Riverside

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Tuolumne County Resource Family Home (TCRFH) Quality Parenting and Caregiving Respite Services

Solicitation # RFQ-2025-0094

The contract seeks qualified providers to offer Quality Parenting and Caregiving Respite Services at the Tuolumne County Resource Family Home, which supports children involved in the Child Welfare Services system. These children often face challenges related to substance abuse, mental illness, and violence, compounded by poverty and cultural differences. The program requires team members who understand these complexities and the associated logistical and legal challenges. Resource Families play a crucial role in providing stable, skilled care and collaborating with agency staff and birth families to promote the best permanency outcomes, ideally reunification. The County of Tuolumne is establishing a Qualified Provider List to supply respite care for contracted caregiving providers, offering four respite days per month plus four one-week vacation periods annually, though additional respite may be needed in unforeseen situations. The solicitation is managed by the Tuolumne County Health and Human Services Agency, with a response deadline of July 1, 2027. It prohibits proposals from current County employees and emphasizes support for the family unit, not only the youth. The contract demonstrates a commitment to addressing the complex needs of children in foster care through skilled respite services that ensure continuity of quality care while assisting caregiving providers in managing their responsibilities. Contact points are provided for further information, and the services are centered in Sonora, California.

Health and Human Services Agency

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26-444DHS-CENOF-B-51514 | SS Central Office Illinois Assistive Tech OEL

Solicitation # 26-444DHS-CENOF-B-51514

The contract titled "26-444DHS-CENOF-B-51514 | SS Central Office Illinois Assistive Tech OEL" is a solicitation issued by the Central Office Springfield under the Illinois agency. The solicitation was posted on March 13, 2026, and is focused on procuring assistive technology services or products related to the Office of Early Learning. The place of performance for this contract is in Springfield, Illinois, specifically within the 62704 ZIP code. This contract is managed by the State and Local Government Entity (SLED) organization type. For inquiries and further information, the primary point of contact is Fintan Fassero, serving as the purchaser, reachable via email at Dianne.Richman@illinois.gov or by phone at 217-622-1857. Additional details and bidding information can be accessed through the Illinois Bid Buy platform using the provided URL. This solicitation does not specify any set-aside requirements or industry classifications under NAICS codes.

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Child Care Center Operations & ManagementThe contract entails the full operational management of a licensed child care center in Springfield, serving over 50 children. Responsibilities include staffing, curriculum delivery, ensuring safety compliance, and handling all administrative reporting in accordance with Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) regulations. The service provider will manage daily operations to maintain quality standards and regulatory compliance while fostering a safe and educational environment for children. This subcontract, issued by the Illinois Admin Services agency, falls under NAICS code 624410, which pertains to child care services. The contract highlights the importance of adhering to state regulations and delivering comprehensive care and educational programming. The location of performance is Springfield, ZIP code 62702, emphasizing local service provision within the Illinois region.

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Child Care Staffing and Training ServicesThis contract involves providing qualified child care staff who comply with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) child-to-staff ratio requirements. The contractor is also responsible for delivering in-service training focused on health, safety, curriculum development, and strategies for parental engagement. The goal is to ensure that child care services meet regulatory standards and promote a safe, educational, and inclusive environment for children. The contract falls under the subcontract category and is associated with the NAICS code 624410, which relates to child care services. The services will be performed in Springfield, Illinois, with a ZIP code of 62702. The contracting agency is Illinois Admin Services, though specific office or contact details are not provided. This arrangement highlights a partnership aimed at supporting high-quality child care staffing and continuous professional development for child care providers.

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Child Care Center Director ServicesThis contract entails providing leadership and management services for a state-licensed child care center located in Springfield, Illinois. The key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) regulations, overseeing staff supervision, implementing the educational curriculum, and fostering engagement with parents. The role is critical in maintaining regulatory standards while promoting a nurturing and educational environment for children. The contract is classified under the NAICS code 624410, which pertains to child care services, and is managed by the Illinois Administration Services agency. Although specific solicitation details such as the number or set-aside information are not provided, this subcontract emphasizes operational oversight to meet state standards and support family involvement. The place of performance is identified by the ZIP code 62702 in Springfield, and further information can be accessed through the Illinois bid portal.

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DCY-C-2627-0075-01 Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship ProgramDCY-C-2627-0075-01 Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship Program

Solicitation # DCY- C- 2627- 0075R

The contract titled "DCY-C-2627-0075-01 Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship Program" is a solicitation issued by the Government & External Affairs Division, aimed at project management services related to child care recruitment and mentorship. The solicitation was posted on January 22, 2026, and responses are due by June 30, 2027. It is specifically focused on activities within the state of Ohio and is managed by state and local government entities (SLED). The point of contact for this contract includes individuals responsible for overseeing the contract execution. This project seeks to enhance child care recruitment efforts and provide mentorship programs, indicating a strategic approach to addressing workforce needs in the child care sector. While specific NAICS codes or set-aside qualifications are not listed, the partnership with government agencies implies an emphasis on public sector collaboration to support child care services. The contract is accessible for management and tracking through the Ohio Buys platform, facilitating transparency and accountability throughout the contract lifecycle.

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Commercial Solutions Opening - ERDC Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory

Solicitation # W913E526SC001

The Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) issued by the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (ERDC-CRREL) under the Department of Defense invites innovative solutions supporting research and development in extreme cold environments. The ERDC-CRREL conducts projects on behalf of multiple Army and government entities, focusing on six key areas: building cold region domain awareness, enhancing mobility and maneuver in cold regions, integrated ice operations, advanced materials for extreme cold applications, resilient cold region energy systems, and advancements in cryospheric biochemical applications. This initiative seeks technologically advanced approaches to address challenges specific to cold regions. Submissions are to be made exclusively through the ERDCWERX platform starting January 12, 2026, with a deadline of December 31, 2026, at 5:00 PM CST. The contract is designated under solicitation number W913E526SC001, associated with NAICS code 33999, and pertains to projects performed in Hanover, New Hampshire. Interested parties can contact Melodie Fisher or the CRREL-CSO team for further information. This CSO is part of a broader effort by the Army Futures Command and other Army organizations to drive innovation in harsh environmental conditions.

W2R2 Cold Rgns Rsch Engineering Labor

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Child Care Center Operations & ManagementThis contract involves the full operation and management of a licensed child care center in Springfield, serving more than 50 children. Responsibilities include delivering the educational curriculum, supervising staff, engaging with parents, and ensuring all activities comply with DCFS (Department of Children and Family Services) regulations. The contract is issued by the Illinois Admin Services, with the work located at the specified Springfield address, zip code 62702. As a subcontract opportunity under NAICS code 624410, the contract emphasizes maintaining quality care and adherence to regulatory standards while fostering a supportive environment for children and families. The contractor will be accountable for daily operations and maintaining communication channels with both staff and parents to ensure the center runs smoothly and meets the community's childcare needs.

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Fourth Amendment to Master License and Operating Agreement with Family Services Association at Norton Younglove Community Center and James A. Venable Community

Solicitation # FM04716000800

The County of Riverside has maintained a long-term operational agreement with Family Service Association, Inc. to manage several community centers including the Norton Younglove Community Center and the James A. Venable Community Center/Cabazon Child Development Center, with the agreement originally established in 2017 for a three-year term. This relationship has evolved through a series of amendments: the first in 2019 introduced mandatory background checks and confidentiality protocols for all staff; the second in 2020 extended the term and transferred the Eddie Dee Smith Senior Center to the City of Jurupa; the third in 2023 extended the agreement for another three years and excluded newly allocated space in the Cabazon center. The current Fourth Amendment further extends the agreement for four and one-half years, updates the annual reimbursement fund to account for the addition of the Lakeland Village Community Center and Lakeland Village Childcare Center, and revises the total square footage to reflect these new facilities, with no physical expansion of any existing buildings. FSA remains responsible for all operational aspects including community programs, utilities, custodial services, maintenance, and security across all locations. The contract remains non-competitive, functioning as a continuation of an existing arrangement under county authority rather than a formal procurement. Environmental compliance is documented under California Environmental Quality Act exemptions for existing facilities and no significant environmental impact. Reimbursement amounts are adjusted to reflect service scope and facility size, but specific financial figures are not disclosed. The County retains ownership and oversight, with Facilities Management-Real Estate administering the agreement. No formal federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, pricing data, or procurement evaluation criteria are present, as this is a locally governed, non-federally regulated service agreement.

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