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Community Violence Intervention & Prevention - Capacity Building & Microgrant Management

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The City of Toledo Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) is seeking an Umbrella Organization to support the community violence intervention (CVI) ecosystem through a Bureau of Justice Assistance grant. The selected organization will provide essential administrative, fiscal, and coordination functions, acting as a fiscal agent and pass-through administrator for subawards. Key responsibilities include administering 15 competitive microgrants of $5,000 each, totaling $75,000, and providing back-office capacity building such as grant compliance, financial reporting, and data collection support. Additionally, the organization must improve closed-loop referrals between CVI programs and the Services and Supports network, focusing on the 15 highest-priority destinations. The project is valued at up to $250,000, with a performance period ending September 30, 2027. The contract requires strict adherence to federal and local standards, including 2 CFR 200 audit compliance, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Umbrella Organization must maintain significant insurance coverage, including $2,000,000 in General Aggregate Commercial General Liability and $1,000,000 in Business Auto Liability. Deliverables include a detailed work plan, a curated referral database, and evidence of programmatic technical assistance for micrograntees. Proposals are evaluated based on a cumulative point system considering background, location, familiarity with standards, workload, and project understanding. Submission requires extensive documentation, including 501(c)(3) certification, tax-exempt status, and various DOJ certifications, all submitted electronically via PlanetBids.

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Toledo seeks an umbrella organization to manage CVI grants and administrative support.

Place of Performance

Toledo Lucas County Main Library 325 Michigan Street, Toledo, Ohio 43604, OH, USA

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AgencyOhio → Office of the Mayor Department of City of Toledo
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OfficeOH, USA
Office AddressOH, USA
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Scope: The City of Toledo Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) announces a funding opportunity through its Bureau of Justice Assistance grant (No. 15PBJA-24-GG-06062-CVIP) to serve as an Umbrella Organization for Toledo's community violence intervention (CVI) ecosystem. This role will provide the administrative, fiscal, and coordination functions that small CVI organizations cannot carry alone so that frontline workers can focus on outreach, mediation, and relationship-building. The Umbrella Organization will administer 15 competitive microgrants of $5,000 each ($75,000 total) to community-led activities and pilots. Provide back-office capacity building to CVI efforts: grant compliance, financial reporting, data collection support, and connecting to training and capacity building. Improve closed-loop referrals between CVI programs and the Services and Supports network, starting with the 15 highest-priority referral destinations. Act as fiscal agent and pass-through administrator for micrograntees and, as needed, other subawards under the BJA grant. Participate in ecosystem governance via the CAT, VRC, and reporting to MONSE, BJA, and City Council.
Notes: City forms must be filled out and attached to the proposal: Project Paperwork (Acknowledgment and Acceptance of Conditions Contract Specifications; Primary and Subcontractor Certificates and Living Wage Contract Addendum); Professional Services Contract; Current Worker’s Compensation Certificate; If not previously provided, City Paperwork: Vendor Registration Form; Business Tax Registration Form; Child Support Affidavit, notarized; Vendor Utility. If this is your first bid with COT for 2026, the following will be required, Annual Paperwork: W-9; Insurance Certificate, naming the City of Toledo as an additional insurer – requirements available on the “Documents” Tab of PlanetBids; EEO Compliance; Debarment Certification; and Living Wage Affidavit. The following items will be required prior to awarding the contract: Independent Contractor PERS forms; and additional Insurance as Required.
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