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RPH ON THE GO USA, INC.5940 W TOUGHY AVE. ST 200 NILES, IL 60714

UEI: SLED_1A1D59474A0A5224

RPH ON THE GO USA, INC.5940 W TOUGHY AVE. ST 200 NILES, IL 60714 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_1A1D59474A0A5224. It has been awarded $120,900 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other Individual and Family Services. Top awarding agencies include Fci Gilmer.

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Fci Gilmer$120.9K100%

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624190 - Other Individual and Family Services$120.9K100%

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DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE (DR) SERVICESThe County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services is seeking qualified providers to deliver Differential Response (DR) Services aimed at supporting families identified through child abuse or neglect reports that do not require formal child welfare intervention. This initiative offers a flexible, individualized approach to families assessed with low to moderate risk, focusing on preventative, community-based services that strengthen family functioning and ensure child safety without escalating to dependency proceedings or court oversight. The program is designed to reduce future referrals to the child welfare system by addressing underlying issues early through evidence-based practices and active family engagement, with the goal of keeping children safely at home and minimizing system involvement. Referrals are anticipated to range between 300 and 1,000 annually, though no guaranteed volume is provided. Providers must deliver targeted services that improve key outcomes including family depression, stress levels, and overall functioning, while also reducing recurrence and substantiation of allegations, new case openings, and child detentions. Success will be measured through both leading indicators—such as family well-being metrics—and lagging indicators, including comparisons between families who accept services and those who decline. The target population consists of Riverside County families referred to the Child Abuse Hotline where no imminent safety threat is present, and where voluntary, non-adversarial interventions can effectively mitigate risk. Proposals must be submitted by August 27, 2026, with inquiries directed to Monica Mathis of the Riverside County Purchasing Department.

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SafeCare Home Visiting ContractorsSix Outreach Specialists will serve as the primary operational staff for the SafeCare Augmented program under the District of Columbia Department of Health, conducting in-person home visits to deliver the parent curriculum, perform assessments and screenings, teach essential parenting skills, provide referrals to community resources, and support clients in accessing healthcare services. These specialists are responsible for directly engaging families in their homes to promote child development, parental competence, and overall family well-being through structured, evidence-based interventions. The position is part of a forecasted procurement under the title SafeCare Home Visiting Contractors, posted on July 23, 2026, with no specified solicitation number or set-aside details. The work will be performed within the District of Columbia, though exact location details are not provided. The role requires consistent on-site presence, cultural competency, and the ability to navigate social service systems to connect families with necessary health and support services. No NAICS code or organizational type is indicated, and there is no listed point of contact for inquiries.

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Continuation of services for Subject Matter Expert I (Shenita-Ann Grymes)The contract supports the continuation of services for a Subject Matter Expert I to assist the District of Columbia’s Early Hearing Detection and Intervention program by ensuring newborns receive timely hearing screenings, diagnoses, and enrollment in early intervention services. The contractor will conduct follow-ups with families and healthcare providers to verify that infants are meeting critical milestones—screening by one month, diagnosis by three months, and intervention enrollment by six months—and will provide extended support to families of newborns identified as deaf or hard of hearing or with other newborn screening-related concerns. This includes guiding families through the next steps of care, offering resources, and maintaining consistent communication to reduce gaps in service delivery. The contractor will also manage and update the DC EHDI program’s tracking system, which monitors the entire pathway of newborn hearing screenings, including birth hospital records, outpatient tests, diagnostic evaluations, and follow-up outcomes. This role requires diligent data entry, oversight of system accuracy, and collaboration with the DC EHDI team to ensure all infants born in the District are properly tracked and no child falls through the cracks. The work is centered on improving health outcomes and equity in early childhood hearing care, with a focus on family engagement, system efficiency, and compliance with statewide EHDI benchmarks.

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Catholic Contract ChaplainThe contract seeks to provide Catholic chaplain services to support behavioral health initiatives under the District of Columbia’s Department of Behavioral Health. The solicitation is currently in forecast status with no set-aside classification, solicitation number, or NAICS code specified, indicating the opportunity is in the planning phase and details may still be evolving. Services are expected to be delivered within the District of Columbia, though the exact location of performance has not been designated. The contract aims to ensure spiritual and pastoral care aligned with Catholic traditions is available to individuals receiving behavioral health services, reinforcing holistic support within the system. No point of contact information is provided, and further details can be accessed through the public portal linked in the record.

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Creditable Mentoring ServicesThe District of Columbia’s Neighborhood Safety and Engagement office is forecasting a contract for Creditable Mentoring Services designed to support individuals undergoing reentry into the community and pursuing workforce development. The program will deploy trained mentors who ideally possess lived experience or relevant backgrounds to offer personalized guidance, accountability, and sustained support to participants. These mentoring relationships are intended to foster stability, build skills, and promote successful long-term outcomes by addressing barriers to reintegration through consistent one-on-one engagement. The initiative will focus on connecting participants with mentors who can provide practical insights and emotional support tailored to their unique circumstances. While specific details such as funding, duration, eligibility criteria, and performance metrics are not yet available, the service model emphasizes the value of peer-based mentorship in reducing recidivism and enhancing employment readiness. The solicitation is posted under the agency’s forecasting system, with no set-aside designations or NAICS code provided at this stage, and the place of performance is expected to be within the District of Columbia. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official portal for upcoming formal solicitations.

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FY26-OSSE-DEL-Early Intervention- DocuSignThe contract pertains to providing Service Coordination services aimed at assisting parents and caregivers in signing documentation required for approved early intervention services, utilizing the DocuSign platform to streamline the consent and authorization process. This initiative is part of the District of Columbia’s Office of the State Superintendent of Education efforts to enhance access and efficiency in early intervention programs by reducing administrative barriers for families. The service will ensure timely and accurate documentation, supporting compliance with regulatory requirements and enabling swift initiation of eligible services for children in need. The solicitation is forecasted for fiscal year 2026 with a posted date of July 23, 2026, and is managed by the District of Columbia under the oversight of the State Superintendent of Education. While specific details such as place of performance, NAICS code, and set-aside status have not been provided, the contract is intended for performance within the District of Columbia and expects vendors to implement a reliable digital documentation system compatible with existing service coordination workflows. No point of contact information is listed, but the full details can be accessed through the provided online portal link.

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Greater Washington Urban League ¿¿(Grant)The District of Columbia's Department of Human Services is forecasting a grant opportunity under the Greater Washington Urban League for family services, with the posting date listed as July 23, 2026. This forecast indicates a future procurement intent, though no solicitation number has been assigned yet, and the funding source or award amount remains unspecified. The contract is expected to support programs aligned with family well-being, likely focusing on community-based initiatives such as youth development, parental support, housing assistance, or economic empowerment, though the exact scope of services is not detailed in the available data. The place of performance and organizational details are not provided, but the agency is clearly identified as a District of Columbia government entity, suggesting the services will be delivered within the local jurisdiction. Interested parties should monitor the official portal linked for updates, as this forecast is subject to change before a formal solicitation is issued.

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FY26-OSSE-HW-Grief & Loss ProgramThe District of Columbia’s Office of the State Superintendent of Education is forecasting a procurement for FY26 to secure a vendor that will assist school-based providers in effectively implementing grief and trauma interventions. The initiative aims to enhance support systems within educational environments by equipping staff with the tools and training needed to address the emotional and psychological needs of students impacted by loss and trauma. The contract will focus on practical, school-integrated strategies that foster resilience and promote mental well-being among students. While specific details such as budget, timeline, or eligibility criteria are not yet available, the procurement is positioned under OSSE’s broader commitment to student mental health and will likely involve collaboration with educators, counselors, and community partners. The program is expected to require culturally responsive practices, evidence-based methodologies, and ongoing evaluation to ensure effectiveness. Providers will need to demonstrate experience in trauma-informed care, school-based mental health services, and professional development delivery in K-12 settings. The opportunity is accessible through the District’s procurement portal, with further details anticipated as the solicitation process progresses.

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Coordination and Facilitation of Assistance to Families of Children with Hearing LossThe District of Columbia Office of Contracting and Procurement, acting on behalf of the Department of Health’s Community Health Administration, is seeking a contractor to support the Guide By Your Side program in coordination with the DC EHDI Program. The contractor will be responsible for working directly with families and young children affected by hearing loss to ensure timely access to essential resources, services, and support systems that promote optimal developmental outcomes. This includes facilitating communication, guiding families through complex healthcare and educational systems, and providing culturally competent, family-centered assistance to enhance long-term care coordination. The effort is focused on improving outcomes for children with hearing loss by empowering families with the knowledge, tools, and connections needed to navigate diagnosis, intervention, and ongoing care. The contractor must demonstrate experience in early childhood hearing loss services, family advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration within public health frameworks. While specific details such as set-aside status, NAICS code, or place of performance are not provided, the initiative underscores the District’s commitment to equitable access to hearing loss support services and requires a responsive, compassionate, and highly coordinated approach to serve vulnerable populations across the District.

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Self Management Resource CenterThe District of Columbia Department of Health is seeking a contractor to deliver 20 Living Well DC workshops through the Self-Management Resource Center to support District residents living with chronic diseases. These workshops, including the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, Diabetes Self-Management Program, Cancer Thriving and Surviving, and Tomando Control de su Salud, are designed to equip participants and their caregivers with practical tools to manage symptoms, enhance quality of life, and lower healthcare expenses. The contractor will implement these programs in community-based settings such as senior centers, residential facilities, and community-based organizations, with a focused effort on reaching residents in Wards 5, 7, and 8, where needs are greatest. The initiative aligns with the agency’s mission to improve health outcomes for individuals managing chronic conditions by providing accessible, evidence-based self-management education directly within the communities they live in.

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Cybersecurity and IT Compliance SupportThe contract titled Cybersecurity and IT Compliance Support is a small business set-aside solicitation under the NAICS code 541512, issued by the Department of Justice through FCI Gilmer, with performance required in Glenville, West Virginia, 26351. It seeks a subcontractor to ensure cybersecurity compliance across critical systems including electronic health records, inventory management, and cloud platforms, with responsibilities encompassing supply chain risk management, development and maintenance of incident response plans, and the delivery of annual cybersecurity training to personnel. The solicitation was posted on July 23, 2026, and responses are due by August 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM, with all bids required to come from certified small businesses as defined by the SBA's Total Small Business Set-Aside criteria under FAR 19.5.

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Healthcare Regulatory Compliance and Training CoordinationThe contract requires full compliance with The Joint Commission, ACA, and applicable federal and state pharmaceutical regulations to ensure all pharmacy operations meet rigorous healthcare standards. The contractor will be responsible for developing comprehensive training programs, audit readiness tools, and detailed policy documentation to support consistent regulatory adherence across pharmacy functions. This work is critical to maintaining operational integrity and sustaining accreditation within a federal facility setting. The solicitation is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under SBA guidelines, with the NAICS code 541611 indicating management consulting services. Performance will be anchored at the Glenville location with a zip code of 26351, and the contract is issued under the Department of Justice through Fci Gilmer. The response deadline is August 6, 2026, with the opportunity posted on July 23, 2026. This subcontract is intended to strengthen regulatory infrastructure and ensure the pharmacy operates safely and legally under federal oversight.

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Security Compliance and Identity Management SupportThe contract seeks a small business subcontractor to provide comprehensive security compliance and identity management support for personnel accessing a federal correctional facility in Glenville, West Virginia. Key responsibilities include onboarding contractor staff in accordance with HSPD-12 standards, conducting thorough identity proofing, facilitating background investigations, and managing physical badge issuance and access control systems. All services must ensure strict adherence to federal security protocols and maintain the integrity of restricted facility operations. The opportunity is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under SBA guidelines, with a NAICS code of 541611 for administrative management and general management consulting services. Proposals are due by August 6, 2026, and the work is exclusively tied to the Department of Justice’s Federal Correctional Institution Gilmer. Performance is required at the designated facility location with no specified alternative sites, and the subcontractor must be equipped to handle the full lifecycle of personnel credentialing from initial verification through ongoing badge administration and compliance audits.

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Pharmacy Technician Staffing ServicesThe contract seeks certified pharmacy technicians to provide essential support services to pharmacists in a federal correctional facility setting, specifically at the FCI Gilmer location in Glenville, West Virginia, with a ZIP code of 26351. The technicians will be responsible for assisting with medication ordering, inventory management, unit dose packaging, and pill line card preparation, ensuring all activities adhere strictly to federal and state pharmaceutical regulations. The scope of work demands precision, compliance, and adherence to strict healthcare protocols within a controlled environment. This solicitation is issued as a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside designation as defined by the SBA under FAR 19.5, meaning only small businesses certified by the SBA are eligible to respond. The NAICS code 621399 categorizes this effort under other miscellaneous ambulatory health care services. The opportunity was posted on July 23, 2026, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM. All proposals must align with the regulatory and operational standards required by the Department of Justice to ensure safe, accurate, and legally compliant pharmaceutical support services within the federal prison system.

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FCI GILMER - PHARMACY TECHNICIAN SERVICESThis solicitation, numbered 15B11926Q00000013, is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 561320 for Pharmacy Technician Contractor Services at the Federal Correctional Institution Gilmer in Glenville, West Virginia. The contract is a Firm Fixed Price agreement with a base year of 12 months and up to four option years, extending the potential performance period to 60 months, with an estimated award date of November 1, 2026. All offers must be submitted electronically via email to J2Hutchison@bop.gov no later than 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time on August 28, 2026; faxed or hand-carried submissions will not be accepted. To be considered, offerors must be registered and active in the System for Award Management with a valid Unique Entity ID (UEI), complete Standard Form 1449 with original signatures, and accurately populate blocks 17a, 20, 30a, 30b, and 30c to certify small business status and include UEI and email address. The award will be based on best value trade-off, where past performance—such as failure to meet specifications, delivery delays, or non-compliance—is weighed equally with price. The contractor will provide pharmacy technician support including medication ordering, stocking, dispensing, inventory control, and preparation of unit dose medications in compliance with The Joint Commission, American Correctional Association standards, and all applicable federal and state laws. Performance must occur at the designated facility, with FOB destination terms applying. All personnel must meet stringent DOJ security requirements, including identity proofing under HSPD-12, background investigations appropriate to risk level, and adherence to contractor residency rules requiring U.S. residency for three of the past five years. Contractors are required to flow down security and compliance obligations to subcontractors and cloud service providers, comply with cybersecurity standards including NIST controls, maintain federal system access protocols, and report any supply chain compromises within one hour. Invoices must be submitted to the address in Block 18A of the SF1449, with payment processed via Electronic Funds Transfer as registered in SAM. Failure to comply with any terms, including packaging, labeling, delivery, or reporting obligations, may result in negative past performance records shared across Bureau of Prisons facilities.

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Consultancy for Community, Street and Working Children Intervention ServicesThe Street and Working Children Community Intervention Programme, led by the Child Protection and Family Services Agency of the Government of Jamaica, aims to enhance the safety, well-being, and development of children living and working on the streets by reinforcing national and community-based child protection systems. The initiative focuses on building the capacity of the social service workforce and expanding access to critical social and financial support services for vulnerable children and their families. Phase I of the pilot program, which began in October 2024, is being implemented in eight communities across six parishes, laying the groundwork for broader scalability and systemic impact. This phase serves as a foundation for data-driven design and community engagement strategies that will guide future expansion. Phase II will extend the intervention to an additional ten communities selected by the Street and Working Children Taskforce, with two communities each from Clarendon, St. James, St. Catherine, St. Ann, and Kingston and St. Andrew. These locations were strategically chosen to address geographic disparities and target areas with high concentrations of street-connected children. A consultancy solicitation has been issued under reference number 2238/57, with a response deadline of August 7, 2026, inviting qualified professionals to support the delivery of community-based services. The program underscores a national commitment to institutionalizing protective frameworks and ensuring sustainable, locally responsive care systems for the most at-risk children in Jamaica.

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Supply of 4"x100' Roll Uncured Cover StripThe contract is for the supply of 4-inch by 100-foot rolls of uncured, self-adhering cover strip intended for use on smaller roofing details, with all deliveries required to meet specified technical standards for performance and application. This is a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only small businesses as defined by the SBA are eligible to respond, and the NAICS code 325991 identifies the industry category as other chemical product and preparation manufacturing. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with a firm response deadline of July 29, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. The place of performance is specified as Glenville, West Virginia, with a zip code of 26351, indicating where the materials must be delivered and potentially installed. The contracting agency is FCI Gilmer, a facility operated by the Department of Justice, and the solicitation is open through the SAM.gov portal for interested small businesses to submit proposals.

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Supply of 6"x100' Roll Uncured Cover StripThe contract is for the supply of 6-inch by 100-foot rolls of uncured, self-adhering cover strip designed for roofing membrane detailing, intended to support durable and effective sealing applications in commercial or institutional roofing systems. The solicitation is designated as a total small business set-aside under the SBA program, ensuring that only small businesses qualify to bid, and is classified under NAICS code 325991 for other chemical product and preparation manufacturing. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, with a firm response deadline of July 29, 2026, at 4:00 PM, and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Justice through FCI Gilmer. Performance of the contract will be centered at Glenville, West Virginia, with a zip code of 26351, indicating the physical location where the materials will be delivered or utilized. The contract does not include a designated point of contact or specific office address details, and the procurement is accessible through the SAM.gov platform for registered bidders.

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