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Child Care Training Curriculum and Exam Services

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DCF RFP 2627 014State & Local

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The Florida Department of Children and Families, Office of Licensing, is soliciting proposals under RFP 2627 014 for the development, maintenance, and enhancement of Child Care Training Curriculum modules and corresponding Competency Exams. The project aims to provide child care providers with the necessary knowledge and skills to maintain safe, healthy, and nurturing environments in accordance with Florida Statutes and the spirit of the Child Care and Development Block Grant. Eligible respondents must be State Universities or Florida College System institutions. The anticipated contract begins January 1, 2027, with a two-year duration and a total value not to exceed 1,995,576.00 dollars. The selected provider will be responsible for creating online and instructor-led training modules and exams, ensuring seamless API communication between the Child Care Training Application and delivery systems, and maintaining system functionality at a minimum operational level of 97 percent. All databases and web applications must be hosted on Department servers, though the learning management system may reside on secure provider infrastructure. Evaluation of proposals will be based on project approach, service capability, core team qualifications, executive overview, and prior similar projects, alongside financial scoring. Key personnel must possess at least three years of experience in curriculum and exam development.

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Florida colleges develop child care training and exams for $1,995,576 starting January 2027.

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DCF RFP 2627 014 Addendum No. 01 - Timeline

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DCF RFP 2627 014 Addendum No. 02 - Child Care Training Curriculum and Exam Services

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DCF RFP 2627 014 Child Care Training Curriculum and Exam Services

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DCF RFP 2627 014 Standard Contract Part 2 - Special Provisions and Scope of Work

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State of Florida DCF Standard Contract Part 1

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AgencyFlorida → Department of Children and Families
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In accordance with Chapter 287, Florida Statutes (F.S.), the State of Florida, Department of Children and Families (Department), Office of Licensing, Child Care, issues this Request for Proposals (RFP) for developing, maintaining, and enhancing Department sponsored Child Care Training Curriculum modules (for online and instructor-led use), corresponding Competency Exams (for online and in-person use), and systems and processes. The Child Care Resource and Information Network (CCRAIN) is the Department's Child Care policy system, which includes, but is not limited to, child care regulations, desk reference guides, management letters, and legal opinions for child care regulators. The goal is to provide child care provider training for the knowledge and skills needed to promote a safe, healthy, nurturing, and stimulating environment for each child in child care pursuant to §402.305(2), Florida Statutes.Respondents must be a State University or Florida College System institution, as defined in section 1000.21, F.S.

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