Fatherhood Education & Workforce Development

The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 9594CS26Q0046 for a Fatherhood Education and Workforce Development program, structured as a single-award, firm-fixed-price contract with unit pricing. The scope requires the contractor to deliver four twelve-week fatherhood support cohorts annually, each accommodating up to twenty participants, using an evidence-based curriculum covering parenting, communication, financial literacy, and child development. Complementing this, the contractor must provide vocational training, job placement services, and three months of post-placement retention support for each participant, including individualized service plans. The base period is twelve months, with four one-year option periods and one six-month optional extension, subject to agency discretion, funding, and performance. Proposals must come from small businesses registered under NAICS code 624310, with a size standard of $15 million, as this is a total small business set-aside. The contract requires electronic delivery of documents in PDF format using Times New Roman font size 12, with strict formatting limitations to avoid columns or complex layouts. All submissions must include a cover letter, a technical volume divided into three separate files addressing technical approach, key personnel qualifications, and past performance, and a price volume containing detailed CLIN-based pricing. Offerors must complete SAM.gov representations, provide a UEI number and TIN, and ensure any missing SAM registrations for NAICS 611699 are updated before submission. The evaluation is based on non-price factors prioritized in order: technical approach and curriculum strength, qualifications of proposed key personnel, and past performance, with price considered last and only after technical merit is established. The basis of award is best value, permitting selection of a higher-priced proposal if justified by superior technical merit. The work is to be performed in Washington, D.C., with a required local presence within a fifty-mile radius. Proposals are due by June 18, 2026, at 3:00 PM local time, submitted electronically to specified CSOSA email addresses, with file size limits requiring segmented emails if total attachments exceed ten megabytes. Contract administration includes appointment of a Contracting Officer’s Representative for technical oversight, with the Contracting Officer retaining exclusive authority to modify terms. All invoices must be submitted through the Treasury’s IPP system using the "Bill to Agency" designation of Interior Business Center - FMD, must avoid personally identifiable information of offenders