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Children and Family Services - Request for Proposal - CFS Edmonton Region - Family Intervention Services RFP

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AB-2026-03182International

Submission Closed05/28/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 624190

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Solicitation # 260000002381

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RFP #27-3-PH DOULAS SERVICES

Solicitation # RFP #27-3-PH

The County of Cumberland in North Carolina is soliciting proposals for a Doula Services program under RFP #27-3-PH, with a submission deadline of September 8, 2026. The goal is to implement a maternal health initiative providing continuous labor and postpartum support to a minimum of 30 county residents annually, with capacity for up to eight additional clients. All doulas must be certified through accredited organizations such as DONA International, CAPPA, ICEA, or NBDA and deliver services using evidence-based practices. Proposals must demonstrate a clear understanding of community needs, equity impact, and the ability to coordinate with local partners, including participation in monthly Perinatal Taskforce meetings. Services will be performed within Cumberland County, with client support including at least three prenatal visits and postpartum visits at one week, six weeks, six months, and twelve months. Performance is contingent on annual appropriations, and the contract term runs from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2027. Proposals will be evaluated using a best overall value approach on a 100-point scale, prioritizing project implementation, data collection and reporting, collaboration, organizational capacity, equity impact, and budget clarity. Non-scored requirements include an organizational budget and two letters of support. Financial awards are capped at $95,000, with payments made monthly via electronic invoice to APHealth@cumberlandcountync.gov under Net 30 terms. Vendors must comply with county-specific clauses including E-Verify usage, divestment from Israel-boycotting companies, insurance, confidentiality, data security, and indemnification. Background checks for personnel are mandatory, subcontracting requires prior approval, and contractors must affirm sound financial condition, tax compliance, and absence of litigation through certified representations. Proposals must be submitted as one signed original and one electronic copy on a flash drive in PDF or Excel format, without password protection, to the Cumberland County Purchasing Office. All vendors must register through the county’s vendor self-service portal, though no UEI or CAGE codes are explicitly required in the RFP. The primary point of contact is Sophia Pate, Purchasing Manager, who oversees contract administration and technical questions.

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Family Intervention Services are designed to support families engaged with Children and Family Services by strengthening family dynamics, ensuring child safety, and promoting overall well-being through targeted, goal-oriented interventions. These services are rooted in trauma-informed and culturally sensitive practices, aiming to reduce risks that threaten family stability while building protective factors that foster resilience and long-term success. The program operates within the Edmonton region of Alberta and is managed by Children and Family Services under the Government of Canada, with services expected to align with provincial objectives for child protection and family support. The contract is issued under solicitation number AB-2026-03182, posted on May 11, 2026, with responses due by May 28, 2026. The NAICS code 624190 categorizes it under other social assistance activities. The contracting authority is Clint Villardo, reachable via email at cfs.edmregprocurementsubmissions@gov.ab.ca. The contract duration may be extended under the same terms for one or more periods, with the total time for service delivery not exceeding 24 months. The place of performance is within Alberta, and the solicitation is open to qualified providers seeking to deliver comprehensive family intervention programs in alignment with government standards and community needs.

General Info

Provision of trauma-informed Family Intervention Services in Edmonton Region, Alberta, until May 2026.

Agency

Government of Canada → Children and Family Services

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alberta, CAN

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMay 11

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 28

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Submission Closed

05/28/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Children and Family Services

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Government of Canada → Children and Family Services

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Clint VillardoContracting Authority

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Full Description

Family Intervention Services (FIS) are targeted supports designed to strengthen family functioning and promote child safety and well-being for families involved with Children and Family Services (CFS). These services are goal-oriented, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive, focusing on reducing risk factors and enhancing protective factors. The Province may extend the Contract under the same terms and conditions, for one or more terms which, when taken together, do not exceed a total of 24 months to perform the Services.