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DAWSON, CATHY L

UEI: HGLCV4A1MP27

DAWSON, CATHY L is a federal contractor, registered under UEI HGLCV4A1MP27. It has been awarded $836 across 4 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security.

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HGLCV4A1MP27

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Dawson, Cathy L provides specialized training and interpretation services focused on the needs of elderly individuals and persons with disabilities, primarily within federal support programs. Their core capability centers on delivering culturally competent language interpretation and targeted sexual...

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Awards by Agency

Department Of Homeland Security$836.0100%

Awards by NAICS

- Unknown NAICS$646.077.3%

624120 - Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities$190.022.7%

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Open opportunities in DAWSON, CATHY L's top NAICS codes and agencies

Senior Engagement and Social Services

DAS Procurement

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Geographic-Specific Ombudsman Coverage – Regional Service DeliveryThe contract requires the provision of ombudsman services within specific geographic regions outlined in Attachment B, with a focus on regular site visits and active coordination with local Area Agencies on Aging to ensure effective advocacy and support for older adults. Services must be delivered in alignment with state-level elder affairs objectives, emphasizing direct engagement and responsive problem resolution in designated areas. The performance location is centered in Boston with a zip code of 02108, and the work is classified under NAICS code 624120, indicating it is part of community food and housing, and emergency and other relief services. This is a subcontract issued by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026, at 8:00 PM, and the solicitation was posted on August 3, 2026. The contract does not specify a set-aside status or organization type, and there is no designated point of contact listed. Interested parties must submit proposals through the provided Commbuys portal, and adherence to the geographic scope and operational requirements detailed in Attachment B is mandatory for compliance and eligibility.

1040CONVD - Executive Office of Elder Affairs

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Long-Term Care Ombudsman Services – Resident Advocacy and Complaint ResolutionThe contract requires the provision of independent advocacy services for residents of assisted living facilities, with a focus on investigating and resolving complaints concerning their health, safety, welfare, and rights. This work must be performed in strict accordance with Massachusetts regulation 101 CMR 30.00 and the federal Older Americans Act, ensuring that residents’ rights are protected and that systemic issues are addressed through formal complaint resolution processes. The advocate must operate with independence, impartiality, and confidentiality while maintaining direct contact with residents to identify concerns and implement solutions that align with state and federal standards. The services are to be delivered in Boston, with the place of performance designated as 02108, and the work falls under NAICS code 624120, which pertains to social assistance services for the elderly. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Executive Office of Elder Affairs under the Massachusetts state agency, with a response deadline set for August 6, 2026. Although no specific set-aside designation or point of contact is provided, the solicitation underscores the need for qualified entities capable of fulfilling a critical oversight role in long-term care settings, ensuring that residents receive dignified, compliant, and rights-based support.

1040CONVD - Executive Office of Elder Affairs

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FY27 Assiste Living Long Term Care Ombudsman Expansion

Solicitation # BD-27-1040-1040C-1040L-131337

The contract pertains to the FY27 Assisted Living Long Term Care Ombudsman Expansion initiative, administered by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs through the Long Term Care Ombudsman Program under the Older Americans Act. The solicitation, identified as BD-27-1040-1040C-1040L-131337, seeks qualified entities to deliver ombudsman services to residents of Assisted Living Residences across designated towns in Massachusetts, as outlined in Attachment B – Town Listings. The scope involves advocating for residents’ health, safety, welfare, and rights, including the investigation and resolution of complaints in accordance with 101 CMR 30.00 and the Program Director Procedure Manual. Service delivery will be conducted through four designated Area Agencies on Aging—AgeSpan, Greater Springfield Senior Services, Old Colony Planning Council, and Springwell—each receiving a grant award of $96,537, totaling an estimated contract value of $386,148. The period of performance aligns with the state fiscal year FY27, from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, with all invoices required to be submitted monthly via E-Invoicing and finalized no later than August 10, 2027. Proposals must be electronically submitted through the COMMBUYS portal by the deadline of August 6, 2026, and will be evaluated on a Best Value basis, prioritizing factors such as experience, capacity, geographic coverage, and program alignment without fixed cost weights or numerical scoring. Performance will be monitored by the state government to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and reporting timelines, with no specified option periods, key personnel requirements, or security clearances. The place of performance is broadly across Massachusetts, with administrative oversight centered in Boston, MA, ZIP 02108. No formal contract clauses, representations, certifications, packaging requirements, or detailed pricing structures are included; the award is structured as a grant rather than a traditional contract, with no CLINs, SLINs, or FOB terms. The contracting officer and contracting officer’s representative information are not provided, and while attachments A and B are referenced, no additional documentation beyond the statement of work and town listings is detailed.

1040CONVD - Executive Office of Elder Affairs

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Senior Wellness & Social Engagement ProgramsThe contract titled Senior Wellness & Social Engagement Programs seeks to deliver a suite of health, fitness, social, and cognitive activities designed specifically for older adults, including structured exercise classes, memory-enhancing games, and social clubs that foster wellness, mental stimulation, and community inclusion. These services aim to support the physical and emotional well-being of seniors through consistent, engaging programs that encourage active aging and reduce isolation. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 624120, indicating a focus on social assistance services for the elderly. It is issued by the Procurement Services Unit of the City of Hartford, Connecticut, with a response deadline of August 21, 2026, and was posted on August 3, 2026. There is no specific set-aside designation listed, and while the precise location of performance is not detailed, the program is intended to serve the Hartford community. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the provided vendor portal before the deadline to be considered for award.

Procurement Services Unit Department of City of Hartford

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NEXT STEP ASSESSMENT STAFF

Solicitation # 0025-N

The State of Wyoming Department of Education, through its A&I Procurement Office, is soliciting proposals for comprehensive support services to advance the Wyoming Project for Children and Youth Who Are Deaf-Blind. The contractor will be responsible for delivering transdisciplinary assessments and detailed written reports, alongside technical assistance, coaching, and professional development activities tailored to the needs of this population. Proposals must be submitted via the Public Purchase online bidding system no later than 2:00:00 p.m. Mountain Time on August 31, 2026, and all documents must be in PDF, Excel, or Microsoft Office format. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted individually through the same system by 2:00:00 p.m. MT on August 14, 2026, and any inquiries received after this date will not be considered. Bidders are solely responsible for regularly checking the Public Purchase portal for updates, addenda, or responses to questions, as the agency will not communicate such information via email, phone, fax, or mail. Failure to fully upload a proposal by the deadline will result in automatic disqualification. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Jamie Raff, reachable at (307) 777-6721 or jamie.raff1@wyo.gov. Registration for Public Purchase is free and detailed instructions are available at https://ai.wyo.gov/divisions/general-services/purchasing.

State of Wyoming

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Diversion Program Consulting & Case Management ServicesThe contract seeks a subcontractor to deliver case management and participant engagement services for a diversion program aimed at at-risk populations, with a strong emphasis on cultural competency and coordination with local agencies. The work entails ongoing support for participants through individualized case planning, active outreach, and consistent engagement strategies designed to reduce recidivism and promote rehabilitation. The contractor will be responsible for thorough program reporting to ensure accountability, track outcomes, and demonstrate program effectiveness to the City Attorney’s Office. Services must be delivered in alignment with community-specific needs and norms, requiring deep understanding of local demographics and social service infrastructure. The subcontract is part of a broader initiative led by the City Attorney in California, with all activities expected to occur within the jurisdiction served by the agency. Proposals must be submitted by August 20, 2026, under the NAICS code 624120 for other social assistance services, and the vendor will be expected to demonstrate prior experience in similar diversion or community-based intervention programs.

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Supportive Services (Case Management, Counseling, Referrals)The contract encompasses the provision of non-housing supportive services aimed at enhancing housing stability for vulnerable populations in Riverside County, California. Services include mental health counseling, substance use support, benefits enrollment assistance, and medical care coordination, all delivered through comprehensive case management. These services are designed to address the complex needs of individuals and families at risk of homelessness by connecting them with essential resources and reducing barriers to housing retention. The work is classified under NAICS code 624120, indicating it falls within the category of other social assistance activities, and is structured as a subcontract under the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside. The solicitation was posted on July 30, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, and performance is expected to occur within the 92504 zip code area of Riverside. The contract does not specify a set-aside type, and no point of contact information is provided. Interested parties must submit proposals through the BidAmerica platform using the provided link. The agency, operating under the California state framework, seeks qualified service providers capable of delivering integrated, client-centered support to promote long-term housing stability through coordinated care and community resource linkage.

Housing Authority Of The County Of Riverside

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Prosper Health, Development Application No. 2025-00054The City of Anaheim has received a development application from Karlen Lusinyan seeking a conditional use permit to convert an existing commercial building into a day care center for adults under the name Prosper Health. The application, numbered 2025-00054, was posted on July 30, 2026, and is being reviewed under the city’s land use and zoning regulations. The proposed facility will operate within the city limits of Anaheim, specifically in the 92801 ZIP code area, and requires approval to ensure compliance with local ordinances governing adult day care services in commercial zones. The primary point of contact for the city is Associate Planner Heidi Jacinto, who can be reached at 714-765-4947 or hjacinto@anaheim.net, while the applicant, Karlen Lusinyan, may be contacted directly at 323-308-5695 or karlenl@yahoo.com. The application is accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act website, and no formal solicitation or set-aside provisions are in effect.

City of Anaheim

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Community-Based Outreach and Recovery SupportThe contract seeks to deliver peer-led outreach, engagement, and recovery support services specifically tailored for overdose survivors through mobile teams and dedicated recovery hubs. The work will focus on building trust and connection with individuals affected by substance use disorder by leveraging the lived experience of peer providers, ensuring culturally competent and harm-reduction-centered interventions. Services will be implemented in the Floor neighborhood of Boston, with an emphasis on accessibility, continuity of care, and integration with existing community resources to reduce overdose-related harms and promote long-term recovery. This subcontract is issued by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services under NAICS code 624120, which classifies it under community support services for individuals with mental health and substance use conditions. The opportunity was posted on July 29, 2026, with a response deadline of August 7, 2026, giving interested parties a limited window to submit proposals. While no set-aside designation or organization type is specified, the performance location is clearly defined as Boston, MA, with a zip code of 02108. The contract emphasizes direct, in-person outreach and the operational capacity to sustain services in high-need areas through mobile units and fixed recovery hubs, requiring proposers to demonstrate experience in peer support models, mobility logistics, and community engagement in urban settings.

BSAS0 - Bureau of Substance Addiction Services

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Community Outreach & Post-Overdose EngagementThe contract seeks to establish peer-led outreach and post-overdose engagement services aimed at reducing opioid-related harms through mobile teams and street-based interventions. The primary objectives include distributing naloxone, offering immediate recovery support, and connecting individuals at risk or recently affected by overdose to treatment programs and harm reduction resources. Services will be delivered directly in the community, emphasizing trust-based relationships and lived experience to enhance engagement and retention. The work is to be performed in Boston, Massachusetts, under a subcontract arrangement managed by the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services, part of the Massachusetts state government. The opportunity was posted on July 29, 2026, with a response deadline of August 7, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 624120 for community-based substance use disorder services. Although specific funding details and point of contact information are not provided, the focus remains on scalable, community-driven models that prioritize accessibility, cultural responsiveness, and rapid linkage to care for those impacted by addiction.

BSAS0 - Bureau of Substance Addiction Services

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Conditional Use Permit 2026-004The City of Clovis is considering a conditional use permit application to permit the construction and operation of a 7,278 square foot adult day care center within Shaw Avenue Plaza, an established commercial shopping center. The proposal is submitted by Social Vocational Services, which intends to provide services to adult clientele in a licensed, community-based setting integrated into an existing retail environment. The request requires approval under the city’s land use regulations, as the use is not automatically permitted in the commercial zoning district and must meet specific conditions to ensure compatibility with surrounding businesses and neighborhood character. The application is being reviewed by the city’s planning department, with Eric Garcia, Assistant Planner, serving as the official point of contact for municipal inquiries. The applicant, Social Vocational Services, can be reached through their designated representative, Suzanne Leonhardt. The project is currently in the forecasting stage with no funding or procurement details identified, and the next steps involve public review, potential hearings, and compliance with local development standards to address parking, access, noise, and operational impacts. Approval is contingent upon meeting all zoning, safety, and accessibility requirements established by the city’s planning code.

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Peer Support for Persons on the DSPD Wait List

Solicitation # DHHS26133

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services is soliciting qualified providers to deliver time-limited peer support services to individuals and their families who are on the Developmental Disabilities Services waitlist, with the goal of helping them remain in their homes and community-based settings while they await access to long-term Home and Community Based Services. This initiative, identified by solicitation number DHHS26133, is an Invitation for Applications aimed at selecting vendors who can demonstrate the capacity to offer effective, person-centered peer support. Responses must be submitted via email to kwilling@utah.gov following the specific instructions outlined in the solicitation documents, and submissions through U3P are not accepted. All solicitation materials, including requirements and evaluation criteria, are available on the DHHS Purchasing website. Questions related to this solicitation must be submitted through the U3P system’s Q&A board, where prior responses may already address common inquiries. Applicants are strongly encouraged to review all posted documents and existing Q&As before submitting questions to avoid duplication and ensure timely responses. The opportunity was posted on July 27, 2026, with a response deadline of December 30, 2037, providing a long window for submissions. The services are to be performed throughout the state of Utah, and while there is no specified NAICS code or set-aside classification, applicants must meet all requirements detailed in the IFA to be considered for a contract.

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OVW Fiscal Year 2026 Training and Services to End Abuse in Later Life Program

Solicitation # O-OVW-2026-172663

The Office on Violence Against Women within the Department of Justice is soliciting applications for the Fiscal Year 2026 Training and Services to End Abuse in Later Life Program, aimed at supporting states, Tribal governments, local governments, and nonprofit organizations in developing comprehensive responses to abuse against individuals aged 50 and older. This program focuses on addressing multiple forms of maltreatment including domestic and dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, neglect, abandonment, economic abuse, and willful harm, with the goal of improving services, coordination, and outcomes for older victims. Eligible applicants are encouraged to propose initiatives that enhance prevention, intervention, and systemic change through training, technical assistance, and service delivery tailored to the unique needs of older adults. Applications must be submitted by September 14, 2026, and all proposals should align with the program’s mission to strengthen community responses and ensure culturally competent, trauma-informed support for older victims of abuse. The funding opportunity is open to a broad range of entities and does not specify a set-aside category or NAICS code. Interested parties should direct inquiries to the designated point of contact at ovw.elder@usdoj.gov, and detailed information about the application process is available through the Grants.gov portal. Applicants are expected to demonstrate capacity to implement scalable, sustainable strategies that foster collaboration across agencies and service providers to eliminate abuse in later life.

Office On Violence Against Women

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Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) Expansion

Solicitation # OAA-ADM-26-021

The Louisiana Department of Health is seeking to expand the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly to increase access to comprehensive, community-based care for frail elderly individuals who are eligible for nursing home level of care but prefer to remain in their communities. The solicitation, identified by number 305PUR-OAAS-ADM-26-021, invites proposals to support the operational expansion of PACE services across Louisiana, aiming to enhance care coordination, integrate medical and social services, and improve health outcomes for participants. The initiative focuses on building or strengthening infrastructure to serve additional beneficiaries, including the development of new PACE centers, workforce training, and technology enhancements to support data-driven care delivery. All responses must be submitted by September 4, 2026, at 10:30 PM Eastern Time through the designated online portal. The procurement is classified under state and local government (SLED) and is open to qualified entities capable of delivering integrated healthcare services tailored to older adults. Proposals should demonstrate a clear understanding of PACE model requirements, experience in managing multidisciplinary teams, compliance with federal and state regulations, and a viable plan for achieving scale and sustainability. Point of contact information is provided in the official posting, and all inquiries should be directed through the specified email or phone number listed. The place of performance is statewide in Louisiana, with the expectation that services will be delivered in a manner that ensures equitable access across urban and rural regions.

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Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities (Exempt)The Department on Disability Services in the District of Columbia has posted a forecast for a contract titled Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, indicating a planned procurement opportunity aimed at supporting services for individuals with disabilities. The forecast was published on July 23, 2026, and is categorized as exempt, suggesting it may fall outside standard federal contracting requirements. No solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside details, or organizational type has been specified, and the office address and place of performance fields are incomplete, indicating that further details will be released in a future formal solicitation. The contract is not yet active, and no point of contact information is provided at this time. Interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for updates, as additional information including eligibility criteria, scope of work, and submission requirements will likely be disclosed when the formal solicitation is issued.

Department on Disability Services (DDS)

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Health and Joy Services Inc. (Renewal HCA)Health and Joy Services Inc. has been granted a renewal contract with the District of Columbia’s Department on Disability Services to provide residential habilitation, supported living, and host home occupancy services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The contract covers allowable residential expenses associated with these services, ensuring that participants receive necessary support in home-based settings that promote independence, safety, and community integration. The renewal reflects an ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality, person-centered care under the District’s broader disability services framework, with services tailored to meet the individual needs of clients across the city. This agreement continues the partnership between the provider and the agency to sustain essential residential supports funded through public resources.

Department on Disability Services (DDS)

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Human Trafficking Intervention ServicesThe contract seeks organizations to provide comprehensive intervention services for youth who are victims of or at risk of human trafficking, with a focus on delivering counseling, safety planning, and legal advocacy to support their recovery and long-term well-being. Services must be trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and tailored to meet the unique needs of vulnerable young people, ensuring they receive the holistic care necessary to escape exploitation and rebuild their lives. The program requires direct engagement with at-risk populations, coordination with community partners, and the implementation of evidence-based practices to identify and respond to trafficking cases effectively. Subcontractors must be prepared to operate under the authority of the Administration for Children and Families within the Department of Health and Human Services, adhering to federal guidelines and reporting standards. The solicitation is open for responses until August 17, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 624120, which pertains to other individual and family services. While specific geographic performance locations are not designated, applicants must demonstrate capacity to deliver services wherever the need arises, with an emphasis on accessibility and confidentiality. All proposals must outline clear methodologies for victim identification, risk assessment, and ongoing support, along with metrics to evaluate program impact and participant outcomes.

Administration For Children & Families - Acyf/fysb

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