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Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Inc

UEI: SLED_3F6C004B6B4F3CC7

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Inc is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_3F6C004B6B4F3CC7. It has been awarded $222,224,430 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Administration for Children's Services, Administration For Children's Services, and Department Of Social Services.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

SLED_3F6C004B6B4F3CC7

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Inc specializes in the provision of comprehensive social services, residential care, and emergency housing. Their core capabilities include the management of residential care services for youth, the implementation of alternative to placement and afterca...

Key performance metrics

Award counts and award dollars by type, as prime and as subcontractor.

Awards Count

16

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Active

4

Currently performing

Completed

6

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Award analytics

Awards by agency, industry, year, award type, size, and place of performance.

Awards by Agency

Administration For Children's Services$70.2M37.3%Department Of Social Services$17.5M9.3%

Awards by NAICS

Awards by Agency Over Time

Awards by Place of Performance

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06922P0040-Provision of Congregate Supportive Housing

Solicitation # 06922P0040

Solicitation 06922P0040 is an open-ended request for proposals issued by the New York City Human Resources Administration and the Department of Homeless Services to provide congregate supportive housing services. Part of the NYC 15/15 initiative, this contract focuses on providing support services for vulnerable homeless New Yorkers, specifically those with serious mental illness and substance use disorders. While the broader initiative includes scattered-site apartments, this specific RFP provides funding solely for the congregate model. The contract term is five years with a single option to renew for up to four additional years. The scope of work encompasses intake and assessment, supportive services, program operations, and budget management. Contractors must adhere to strict occupancy targets, achieving 100 percent occupancy within three to six months of receiving a temporary certificate of occupancy, depending on the project size. Final awards are contingent upon the provider demonstrating site control through deeds, leases, or other legal authorizations. Proposals are submitted exclusively through the PASSPort system and require an approved HHS Prequalification Application. Evaluation is based on technical scores and cost per unit, with a focus on the most advantageous proposal for the City. Contractors are required to maintain building compliance with Department of Buildings standards and ensure ADA accessibility for tenants. Administrative requirements include the submission of a Labor Peace Agreement Certification and compliance with Local Law 87 of 2021. Payments are processed according to New York City Procurement Policy Board Rules, with administration fees for PASSPort deducted from contract payments. Implementation of the program must begin within 90 calendar days of the contract commencement date.

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06922P0020-Provision of Senior Affordable Housing Tenant Services(SARA)

Solicitation # 06922P0020

The New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration are seeking qualified organizations to provide high-quality tenant services for seniors in newly developed affordable housing projects, specifically those with set-asides for formerly homeless seniors. The program aims to support independent living and aging in place through a combination of general engagement opportunities for all residents and targeted case assistance for those with histories of homelessness. Key responsibilities include educating tenants on their rights and benefits, maintaining a directory of community health resources, facilitating monthly community meetings, and conducting annual apartment inspections. Eligible contractors must be 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations with at least five years of experience operating senior service programs in New York City. This is an open-ended solicitation with an anticipated initial contract term of five years and a potential four-year renewal option. Awards are based on the most advantageous proposal that remains within the maximum cost per unit, subject to funding availability. All proposals must be submitted via the PASSPort system and require an approved HHS Prequalification Application. The contract is subject to various regulatory requirements, including the New York City Charter's community hiring goals for contracts exceeding 3 million dollars, living wage compliance, and electronic funds transfer for payments over 25,000 dollars. Referrals for homeless set-aside units must be coordinated through HPD's Homeless Placement Services Program or HRA's Office of Supportive/Affordable Housing and Services.

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Residential Facility Inspection ServicesThis subcontract for Residential Facility Inspection Services involves performing periodic apartment inspections for prime contractors managing senior affordable housing projects under the New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration. The primary objective is to conduct annual unit inspections to verify safety and habitability, ensuring that senior residents can continue living independently. The scope of work requires the development and implementation of targeted interventions based on inspection findings, specifically for high-risk residents. Key deliverables include the submission of comprehensive annual inspection reports and detailed intervention plans to maintain the standards of the residential facilities within New York City.

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Community Engagement & Social ProgrammingThis subcontract for Community Engagement and Social Programming supports prime contractors managing senior affordable housing projects for the New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration. The primary objective is to foster social integration and tenant involvement through the development of informal support networks, the facilitation of monthly community meetings, and the management of tenant advisory boards. Additionally, the selected provider will be responsible for organizing various cultural and recreational activities tailored to the resident population. Qualified candidates must possess specialized experience in community organizing specifically for senior citizens. Key deliverables for the contract include the establishment of functional tenant advisory boards and the maintenance of detailed activity records. The work will be performed within New York City under NAICS code 813319.

Department Of Social Services

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Senior Health Coordination & Wellness ProgrammingThe Senior Health Coordination and Wellness Programming subcontract focuses on the development and management of health-related resource networks for prime contractors operating within New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration senior affordable housing projects. The primary scope of work involves maintaining comprehensive directories of community-based healthcare organizations and creating culturally appropriate health educational calendars to support senior residents. Key deliverables include the integration of medical care coordination and the provision of direct referrals to health homes. The contractor is responsible for delivering an active community health directory and implementing activity calendars to enhance wellness programming. This project is performed in New York City under NAICS code 621999.

Department Of Social Services

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Senior Case Management & Housing Stability ServicesThis subcontract for Senior Case Management and Housing Stability Services supports prime contractors on New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration senior affordable housing projects. The primary objective is to ensure housing stability for seniors through targeted case management, advocacy, and education regarding tenant rights and benefits. Key responsibilities include assisting with application procedures, managing benefit renewals, and providing critical advocacy to prevent evictions. The scope of work further extends to coordinating essential support services for residents upon hospital discharge and ensuring the continuous maintenance of housing subsidies. Operating under NAICS code 624310, the services are performed within New York City to deliver documented stability and comprehensive support for the elderly population within the city's affordable housing network.

Department Of Social Services

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06927P0001-APS Community Guardian Program (CGP) Training Services

Solicitation # 06927P0001

The New York City Department of Social Services and Human Resources Administration, through Adult Protective Services, is seeking a qualified vendor to design, develop, and deliver training services for the Community Guardian Program. The objective is to establish a standardized, three-tiered workforce training architecture to equip staff with the necessary skills to serve vulnerable adults under Article 81 of the New York State Mental Hygiene Law. The scope of work includes the creation of an asynchronous digital curriculum hosted on a Learning Management System for new hires, the establishment of the NYC Community Guardianship Training Institute featuring foundational, continuous learning, and advanced training, and the delivery of baseline training for approximately 120 current staff members. The anticipated contract term runs from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029, with a total maximum funding of $578,011. Performance is structured across five phases, beginning with assessment and stakeholder alignment and concluding with a final transition package and ownership transfer by June 2029. Proposals are submitted via the PASSPort system and will be evaluated based on organizational capability, staffing plans, and project implementation strategies. The selected vendor must ensure all materials comply with New York Social Services Law and SCORM/xAPI standards, while adhering to city-mandated labor, wage, and non-discrimination requirements.

Department Of Social Services

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Training Evaluation & Quality AssuranceThis subcontract for Training Evaluation and Quality Assurance supports the New York Department of Social Services within the NYC HRA/APS Community Guardian Program. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting post-training reflections and assessments for prime contractors, utilizing competency-based knowledge checks and participant feedback analysis to evaluate skills development and knowledge acquisition. In addition to assessment, the contractor will implement quality-assurance procedures to ensure content remains current and effective. The scope of work concludes with the delivery of detailed evaluation reports and strategic recommendations for curriculum improvements. The project is based in New York City, with a response deadline of December 11, 2026.

Department Of Social Services

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Training Delivery & FacilitationThis subcontract for Training Delivery and Facilitation involves providing instructor-led training for prime contractors working on NYC HRA/APS Community Guardian Program projects. The selected provider will facilitate live sessions for 120 participants, covering a broad range of critical subject areas including legal, financial, clinical, ethical, operational, and client-engagement topics. Responsibilities include leading group discussions and conducting competency-based knowledge checks to ensure participant proficiency. The project is managed under the New York Department of Social Services and will be performed in New York City. Key deliverables include the successful completion of all training sessions and the provision of verified attendance records. The solicitation is listed under NAICS code 611430, with a response deadline set for December 11, 2026.

Department Of Social Services

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LMS Development & Digital Content ProductionThis subcontract involves the development and hosting of an asynchronous, self-directed online training curriculum designed for prime contractors working on NYC HRA/APS Community Guardian Program projects. The selected provider will utilize digital content authoring tools to create onboarding modules for new workers and will be responsible for managing a user-accessible Learning Management System. The final deliverable is a fully functional, hosted online training portal containing all completed digital modules. Managed under the New York Department of Social Services, the project is categorized under NAICS code 611710 and will be performed in New York. The solicitation was posted on October 29, 2026, with a response deadline set for December 11, 2026.

Department Of Social Services

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Instructional Design & Curriculum DevelopmentThis subcontract for Instructional Design and Curriculum Development focuses on the creation of a three-tiered training architecture for prime contractors working on NYC HRA/APS Community Guardian Program projects. The selected provider will utilize adult-learning principles to develop comprehensive curriculum maps, facilitator guides, and participant workbooks. A key component of the project involves the creation of complex, NYC-specific case examples designed for skills practice across foundational, continuous learning, and advanced tiers. Managed under the New York Department of Social Services, the project requires the delivery of all instructional materials and facilitator resources. The work is categorized under NAICS code 611430 and will be performed in New York City. Interested parties should note the response deadline of December 11, 2026.

Department Of Social Services

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Training Evaluator / Data AnalystThis subcontract opportunity for a Training Evaluator / Data Analyst supports prime contractors working on projects for the New York Administration For Children's Services. The selected provider will be responsible for measuring participant learning and training effectiveness by developing assessment tools, collecting cohort data, and performing both qualitative and quantitative analyses. The primary goal is to deliver comprehensive evaluation reports on learning outcomes and provide actionable recommendations for curriculum improvement. The project is based in New York and falls under NAICS code 541611. Interested parties must respond by November 9, 2026, following the posting date of October 16, 2026. Proficiency in educational assessment and data analysis is required to successfully execute the reporting and implementation requirements of this contract.

Administration For Children's Services

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Community of Practice (CoP) / Learning Cohort ManagerThis subcontract opportunity is for a Community of Practice (CoP) / Learning Cohort Manager to establish and facilitate an AI Leaders Learning Cohort for prime contractors working on Administration For Children's Services projects in New York. The selected provider will be responsible for designing the cohort structure, facilitating peer-learning sessions, and offering continuous support to AI leaders across 30 FEC sites to ensure long-term sustainability. The primary goal is to deliver a fully functioning learning cohort with comprehensive documentation of all activities. Qualified candidates must possess demonstrated experience in managing professional learning networks. The solicitation was posted on October 16, 2026, with a response deadline of November 9, 2026. This engagement falls under NAICS code 541611 and is centered on enhancing AI leadership and collaboration across multiple agency sites.

Administration For Children's Services

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AI Training Facilitator / Master TrainerThis subcontract opportunity is for an AI Training Facilitator or Master Trainer to provide practice-based AI training delivery for prime contractors working on projects for the New York Administration For Children's Services. The selected provider will be responsible for leading three to four cohorts annually, with each group consisting of approximately 30 participants. Key instructional focus areas include leading practice sessions on appreciative conversations and community visioning, as well as evaluating the facilitation skills of the participants. Qualified candidates must possess AI certification and demonstrated experience in large-group facilitation. The primary deliverables for this engagement include the successful execution of completed training sessions and the submission of detailed performance evaluations. The work is to be performed in New York, with a response deadline set for November 9, 2026.

Administration For Children's Services

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Appreciative Inquiry (AI) Curriculum DeveloperThis subcontract opportunity is for an Appreciative Inquiry Curriculum Developer to create a specialized training program and instructional materials for prime contractors working on Administration For Children's Services projects in New York. The selected developer will be responsible for drafting learning objectives, evidence-informed modules, and case scenarios specific to FEC, while producing comprehensive participant workbooks and facilitator guides that align with FEC Model Standards. The project requires a professional with deep expertise in Appreciative Inquiry methodology and instructional design tailored for social services. The final deliverable is a complete training curriculum package. Interested parties must respond by November 9, 2026, under NAICS code 611710.

Administration For Children's Services

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in about 15 hours

Therapeutic Staff Safety and Supervisory Training ConsultingThe Therapeutic Staff Safety and Supervisory Training Consulting subcontract focuses on the development and delivery of specialized training for prime contractors working on New York City Administration For Children's Services projects. The scope of work includes creating curricula and providing certifications in critical areas such as worker safety protocols for high-risk home environments, implicit bias, clinical supervisory frameworks, and preparation for juvenile court testimony. Successful execution of this contract requires deep expertise in the NYC juvenile justice system and the ability to design culturally appropriate programs. The project is based in New York and falls under NAICS code 611430, with a response deadline set for November 23, 2026.

Administration For Children's Services

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Multisystemic Therapy (MST) and MST-Psych Clinical Service DeliveryThis subcontract involves the delivery of Multisystemic Therapy (MST) and MST-Psych clinical services for the New York City Administration for Children's Services. The selected provider will perform intensive, community-based therapeutic interventions for justice-involved youth between the ages of 12 and 17, utilizing home-based visits and family engagement strategies. Key deliverables include the successful completion of therapeutic programs and the submission of detailed progress reports. To qualify, providers must hold MST Services certification and possess at least one year of professional experience working with juvenile justice populations. The project is based in New York City under NAICS code 621330, with a response deadline set for November 23, 2026.

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06827N0001-Appreciative Inquiry Training

Solicitation # 06827N0001

The Administration for Children's Services (ACS) is seeking a qualified provider from its current network of Family Enrichment Center (FEC) providers to develop and deliver a tailored Appreciative Inquiry (AI) training and capacity-building program. The goal is to build sustainable AI facilitation capacity across ACS and 30 FECs throughout New York City's five boroughs. The selected provider will collaborate with the Center for Appreciative Inquiry (CAI) to create a FEC-specific curriculum and deliver practice-based training to three to four cohorts of approximately 30 participants per fiscal year starting in FY28. Additionally, the provider will establish an AI Leaders Learning Cohort to support peer learning and long-term sustainability. The contract is scheduled to run from March 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029, with options to renew for two additional three-year terms. Total funding is capped at a maximum ceiling of $650,000, with a breakdown of $150,000 for the initial period and $250,000 for each subsequent full year. This is a Negotiated Acquisition where a single award will be made based on the most advantageous proposal, evaluated on budget (30%), qualifications and experience (20%), and the proposed approach. Applicants must use the PASSPort system for submissions and maintain a distinct line-item budget and accounting system separate from their existing FEC contracts.

Administration For Children's Services

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