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This Solicitation opportunity from New York was posted on December 18, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Bronx Restore at St. Mary's and Fordham Pilot Evaluator

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20251211025State & Local

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The Bronx District Attorney’s Office is seeking qualified applicants to conduct an evaluation of the Bronx Restore initiative, a program targeting teens and young adults at high risk of serious violent crime involvement. The evaluation will focus on assessing the program's implementation strategies and participant outcomes to support ongoing improvements and the office’s broader goal of reducing gang and crew-related violence in the Bronx. The selected evaluator will collaborate closely with BXDA and service providers to co-develop evaluation questions, offer technical assistance on implementation, measure participant engagement and outcomes, and produce actionable findings. Key aspects of the evaluation include developing a logic model, monitoring program implementation, and measuring outcomes related to well-being, attitudes, education, employment, pro-social activities, and criminal justice interactions. Proposals must detail the overall evaluation design, data collection and analysis plans, and a reporting and dissemination strategy covering implementation findings, participant characteristics and engagement, outcomes, and recommendations for improvement. The total funding available for this evaluation covering both program sites at St. Mary’s and Fordham is $200,000, with submissions limited to five pages. Proposals are due by January 16, 2026, and should be sent to the Bronx District Attorney’s Office via the provided email contact. The solicitation is classified under NAICS code 541910 and is managed by the Bronx DA’s office.

General Info

Bronx DA seeks evaluator to assess Bronx Restore program, focusing on implementation and participant outcomes.

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New York → District Attorney - Bronx County (DABX)

Place of Performance

Bronx, NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → District Attorney - Bronx County (DABX)
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New York → District Attorney - Bronx County (DABX)
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Pursuant to Procurement Policy Board Rules, Section 3-04, The Bronx District Attorney’s Office (BXDA) seeks proposals to evaluate a program for teens and young adults identified by BXDA as being at high risk of engaging in serious violent crime (visit NYC DCAS City Record for more information about the Bronx Restore at St. Mary’s and Bronx Restore at Fordham solicitations). 
BXDA seeks proposals from qualified applicants to evaluate the Bronx Restore initiative. The evaluation will assess the effectiveness of implementation strategies and measure participant outcomes to inform continuous program improvement and BXDA’s broader strategic goals to reduce gang and crew-related violence in the Bronx. 
Working collaboratively with BXDA and the funded service providers, the selected Evaluator will: 
Co-develop evaluation questions aligned to program goals and intended outcomes 

Provide technical assistance on implementation practices  

Measure and report effects on participant outcomes  

Produce timely, actionable findings to guide program refinement 
The evaluation should include the development of a logic model, program implementation monitoring, measurement of participant engagement and service receipt, and outcomes such as well-being, attitudes, connections to education, employment, and other pro-social activities, as well as interactions with the criminal justice system. The evaluation proposal should include and will be scored on: 
Methodology 

Describe the overall evaluation design 

Data collection and analysis plan, including the measures and data sources to be used and methodologies  

Reporting and dissemination plan including:  

Implementation findings 

Participant characteristics 

Participant engagement 

Participant outcomes 

Lessons learned and recommendations 

Budget 
The total award for evaluation of both program sites is $200,000. Proposals should not exceed 5 pages. 
Applying  
Please submit proposals to contact@example.gov by January 16th, 2026. 

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