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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on October 17, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

DCY-C-2627-0075 Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship Program

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SRC0000034662State & Local

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12 days ago

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in about 2 months

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The contract for the Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship Program is established through a comprehensive Master Cloud Services Agreement resulting from a competitive RFP issued by the Ohio Department of Children and Youth. Its primary goal is to increase Ohio’s licensed child care providers by recruiting and licensing at least 120 new providers in underserved communities, supporting them through licensure, operational, and business practices. The agreement encompasses cloud services, technical support, and program management, with a contract duration extending until June 30, 2027, including options for renewal. The procurement emphasizes compliance with Ohio state laws, regulations, and IT policies, notably Supplement A detailing IT standards, security, and service requirements, which all contractors must adhere to. The solicitation process involves detailed evaluation criteria, including mandatory requirements, technical scoring based on experience, program approach, and performance measures, and cost competitiveness. Proposals are evaluated on weighted sub-factors, with a focus on organizational capacity, past performance, and program outcomes, culminating in a best-value award to the highest-scoring responsible Offeror. The contract incorporates multiple referenced documents, including the Service Attachment, Cost Proposal, and the Master Cloud Services Agreement, which collectively define deliverables, performance standards, and compliance obligations. Payment terms specify submission of invoices to designated addresses, with payments due 30 days after receipt of proper invoices, contingent on fund availability. The agreement also mandates strict confidentiality, background checks for personnel, conflict of interest disclosures, and adherence to state and federal laws, ensuring a secure, compliant, and effective program implementation.

General Info

Place of Performance

OH, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

5

RFP DCY-C-2627-0075 Child Care Recruitment

DOCX, High priority: read this first62 pages · rfp
High

SRC0000034662: Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship Program

PDF, High priority: read this firstrfp
High

Supplement A - State IT Policy, Standard and Service Requirements 20240710

DOCX, High priority: read this first22 pages · sow
High

Cost Proposal DCY-C-2627-0075 Child Care Recruitment and Mentorship

XLSX, Low priority3 pages · other
Low

Master Cloud Services Agreement DCY-C-2627-0075R

DOCX, Low priority31 pages · contract-document
Low

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AgencyOhio → KID-Department of Children & Youth
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The purpose of this RFP is to solicit Proposals from Offerors that will increase Ohio’s supply of licensed Providers; including the recruitment and licensing of at least 120 new Providers in communities most in need; and to support those Providers in establishing and operating child care businesses that adopt effective business practices to best serve the needs of Ohio’s families.  Over the past 11 years, Ohio has experienced a continuous decline in Providers.  Prior recruitment initiatives for Providers utilized American Rescue Plan Act funding.  These initiatives provided funding and support to 114 licensed Providers.     The Child Care Provider Recruitment and Mentorship Program is established in H.B.96 to increase the number of licensed Providers, by at least 120 new licensed Providers in the state.  These Providers will be supported by the Contractor through the licensure process and given assistance with operational and business practices. 

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