District Attorney's Office Dog

The District Attorney's Office in Oregon is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 2026.068-RFP to identify qualified canine training organizations to provide a fully trained and certified facility, therapy, or courthouse dog. The selected provider must deliver a dog that meets professional certification standards and provide comprehensive training for a primary handler and at least one backup handler. These canine teams will be deployed in trauma-informed settings to support crime victims during interviews, court proceedings, meetings, and community outreach activities. The provider must demonstrate specific expertise in preparing teams for sensitive legal and judicial environments. The contract is managed by Washington County, Oregon, with a response deadline of August 14, 2026. Key requirements include strict adherence to data privacy and Social Security Number handling, comprehensive insurance coverage with a maximum deductible of 25,000 dollars, and certification of non-debarment and tax compliance. Performance will be measured against industry standards, and the County Contract Administrator will oversee inspection and invoice approval. While the contract references a Statement of Work in Attachment A for specific deliverables and pricing, the general terms emphasize professional conduct, federal certification compliance, and the County's ownership of all work products.