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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on November 24, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

CCC Los Padres Center: On-Site Counseling Services for Corpsmembers

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0000037355State & Local

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The contract involves providing On-Site Counseling Services at the California Conservation Corps Los Padres Center, aimed at supporting Corpsmembers aged 18-25 through individual and group counseling, staff consultation, and related services. Initiated in May 1990, this program is part of a broader development initiative that includes work learn, literacy, career growth, conservation awareness, and community activism. The current solicitation, posted in late November 2025, seeks bids from qualified service providers, requiring bidders to submit detailed credentials of their personnel along with their proposals to ensure responsiveness and compliance. The contract is anticipated to run until June 30, 2026, with an estimated value of approximately $29,300, and emphasizes adherence to federal and state regulations, including specific certifications related to insurance, non-collusion, and civil rights. The procurement process mandates comprehensive bid submissions, including various attachments such as declarations, certification clauses, proof of insurance, and cost sheets, with detailed instructions on compliance and certification requirements. The evaluation will primarily focus on the lowest responsible bid, adjusted for preferences like small business and disabled veteran-owned business incentives, with no formal weighting or technical scoring specified. Payment will be processed through monthly invoices submitted to the designated contract manager, with strict adherence to insurance, confidentiality, and conflict of interest provisions. The scope of work emphasizes licensure of personnel, confidentiality, and compliance with applicable laws, while special contractual requirements include insurance coverage, conflict disclosures, AI use disclosures, and standards for performance quality and safety. The contract also stipulates detailed instructions for proposal formatting, submission deadlines, and the necessary certifications, ensuring a transparent and compliant procurement process tailored to support the development and well-being of participating youth within the framework of California’s conservation and workforce programs.

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C5603-122276 On-Site Counseling Services Bid Submission Attachments

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Counseling_IFB_Packet__Camarillo_CM_Services_2nd_round.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation Corps
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia Conservation Corps
Office AddressN/A
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Mujib Sultani

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The California Conservation Corps is a work ethic program with a dual mission: the employment and development of young people, and the conservation and enhancement of the state's natural resources. The On-Site Counseling Program is a component of a comprehensive Corpsmember development program which includes programs in work learn, literacy, career development, conservation awareness, community activism and basic education. The On-Site Counseling program began in May of 1990. These counseling services are an effort to assist Corpsmembers, who are age 18-25, in exploring how they can contribute to their personal development. Please check all the attachments for more details.
Important Note: Bidders must submit the names and credentials of the service provider or instructor along with their bid submission; otherwise, their bid will be considered invalid.

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