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DCR Stewardship Corps Fall 2026

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BD-27-1020-CRSAR-CRS2-131684State & Local

Response Deadline08/14/2026, 06:00:00 PM UTC

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DCR is seeking qualified vendors to provide program management support services for the Stewardship Corps Fall 2026 initiative, aimed at delivering free, safe, and impactful youth programs targeted at at-risk teens and young adults in the Lowell-Lawrence region. This solicitation, identified by BD-27-1020-CRSAR-CRS2-131684, was posted on July 31, 2026, with proposals due by August 14, 2026, and is open to DCR 937 vendors who are invited to review the full requirements in the attached RFQ document. The program falls under the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Cultural Resources agency, with the office located in Boston, and the place of performance also centered in Boston, though services are intended to benefit communities in Lowell and Lawrence. Laura Sapienza-Grabski is listed as the primary point of contact for procurement inquiries, and while no specific set-aside or NAICS code is provided, the opportunity is categorized as a solicitation under a state and local government entity, emphasizing direct community engagement and youth development.

General Info

DCR seeks vendors for youth program management in Lowell-Lawrence region, proposals due August 14, 2026.

Agency

Massachusetts → CRSARCHIVES - Cultural ResourcesView Agency

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Boston, MA, 02116, US

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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RFQ DCR Stewardship Corps Fall 2026 FY27.pdf

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BIDDER RESPONSE FORM DCR Stewardship Corps Fall 2026 FY27.pdf

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COMMBUYS Job Aid for Submitting a Bid

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Massachusetts Standard Contract Form

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Timeline

PhaseSolicitation

PostedJul 31

Solicitation

Response DeadlineAug 14

Submission deadline

Response Deadline

08/14/2026, 06:00:00 PM UTCin 13 days

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AgencyMassachusetts → CRSARCHIVES - Cultural Resources

Contacts1 person available

OfficeBoston, MA, 02116, US

Organization / Agency

Massachusetts → CRSARCHIVES - Cultural Resources

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Office AddressBoston, MA, 02116, US

Contacts

Laura Sapienza-GrabskiPurchaser

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DCR is soliciting proposals for program management support services for providing free, safe youth-based programs for at-risk teens and young adults in the Lowell-Lawrence area. DCR 937 vendors invited to view and respond. Please refer to attached RFQ doc for specs, directions

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