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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on October 8, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

CSE-26-084 Access & Vistation (AV) Training

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CSE-26-084State & Local

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NAICS: 624190
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Solicitation # 2027-NOFO-019
The City of Turlock is soliciting proposals under RFP 2027-NOFO-019 for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to support Public Service programs for the 2027-2028 fiscal year. This opportunity is open to non-profit agencies providing services that directly benefit low-to-moderate income families, with a specific focus on Homeless Services and Housing Resources, including education and counseling. Funding is capped at 20,000 dollars per project, and the period of performance runs from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2028. Eligible activities include employment training, senior, youth, and handicapped services, and other programs aligned with the city's Consolidated Plan. Applicants must submit their proposals electronically via the City's eProcurement Portal by December 10, 2026. A complete submission requires a typed application in the original format, a SAMs number, and various exhibits including budget templates, a conflict of interest form, and a self-certification of financial and tax compliance. Evaluation is conducted by a Grant Selection Committee based on criteria such as agency capacity, project description, measurable outcomes, and alignment with Consolidated Plan goals. Awarded agencies must attend pre-award workshops and comply with federal regulations, including 2 CFR 200, the Davis-Bacon Act, and non-discrimination requirements. Payments are made via grant draw requests for services satisfactorily performed, with the first draw available after October 1, 2027.
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The Virginia Department of Social Services is soliciting applications under RFA CSE-26-084 to establish subgrant awards for co-parenting education services supporting Access and Visitation programs statewide. The primary objective is to provide seminars covering parenting and financial responsibilities, the effects of separation or divorce on children, and conflict resolution options, adhering to the official policies of the Office of the Executive Secretary's Dispute Resolution Services. Subrecipients are responsible for the full service lifecycle, including referral processing, intake, scheduling, instruction, and the collection of post-class data to measure the federally established outcome of increased parenting time for noncustodial parents. The total funding obligated for this RFA is 100,000 dollars, with a base performance period of one year and four optional one-year renewals. Applications are evaluated on a weighted scale focusing on budget reasonableness and the required 10 percent program cash contribution (30 percent), project quality and alignment with goals (25 percent), applicant capacity and infrastructure (25 percent), and the demonstrated need for the project (20 percent). Priority is given to applicants capable of serving priority geographic areas or providing services in languages other than English. Eligible applicants must be registered in the System for Award Management with a valid Unique Entity Identifier and provide an Employer Identification Number. Compliance requirements include strict adherence to Commonwealth Information Security Standard SEC530 for protecting personally identifiable information, as well as federal nondiscrimination statutes. Applications must be submitted electronically via the eVA Virginia Business Opportunities portal, limited to 40 pages, and include a detailed work plan and a revised budget template.

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Virginia DSS seeks subgrantees for statewide co-parenting education services with $100,000 total funding.

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AgencyVirginia → Department of Social Services
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The purpose of this Request for Applications is to solicit applications to establish one or more subgrant awards to secure the provision of co-parenting education services for the Access and Visitation programs under the Virginia Department of Social Services.

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CVS-27-010 - Whole Family/ Two Generation Pilot Program
Solicitation # CVS-27-010
The Virginia Department of Social Services is soliciting proposals under solicitation CVS-27-010 to continue the Whole Family (Two Generation) Pilot Project. This initiative aims to test and refine multi-generational strategies to improve family stability and economic mobility across the Commonwealth. The program is divided into two categories: Category 1 for agencies already operating a Whole Family program capable of starting direct services by February 1, 2027, and Category 2 for agencies requiring a readiness and implementation period. Participating Community Action Agencies will be expected to serve a minimum of ten to fifteen families, providing at least one coaching session per family per month and developing integrated service plans. The project emphasizes trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices and requires the formalization of partnerships across health, education, and housing sectors through Memorandums of Understanding. The initial period of performance is 17 months, running from February 1, 2027, through June 30, 2028, with a potential two-year renewal option. Total grant funding is capped at 200,000 dollars. Evaluation is based on technical approach and methodology, budget reasonableness, and organizational capacity, with additional consideration given to applicants providing matching funds. Applicants must be registered with eVA, possess a valid Unique Entity Identifier in SAM, and provide an Employer Identification Number. Compliance with the Virginia Public Procurement Act, TANF funding regulations, and various federal non-discrimination acts is mandatory. Invoicing is conducted monthly via email using a designated Excel template. Proposals are limited to 50 pages and must be submitted as a single electronic file by the December 7, 2026, deadline.
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