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This Solicitation opportunity from Vermont was posted on May 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

FSD-Transportation-5.13.26

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The contract with the Department for Children and Families, Family Services Division in Vermont engages contractors statewide to provide transportation services for children and youth either in State custody or referred to the State for services. The primary responsibility under this contract is to transport these children and youth to various locations including supported family time sessions, family decision-making meetings, visitations, school, appointments, and other related activities. Transportation may originate from multiple points such as home, school, State placement, or agency offices, and can also include transporting individuals connected to the child's or youth’s case. In addition to transportation, the contract encompasses the provision of supported family time services, which aim to facilitate safe interactions between children/youth and their non-custodial parents during challenging family circumstances including substance abuse, sexual abuse, or mental health issues. Contractors providing these services are expected to offer guidance, modeling, and support during visits and must document observations and coaching within 30 days for State workers. They may also be required to provide testimony in court if called upon. Supported family time services are often delivered alongside transportation tasks, ensuring coordination between the safe contact environment and the logistical movement of children and involved parties. The contract solicitation was issued by the Vermont Department of Economic Development with deadlines in May 2026, and interested parties can contact the Division via a specified email address for further information.

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Contract provides statewide transportation and supported family time services for Vermont children in State custody.

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RFP FSD Transportation and Supported Family Time Services 5.13.26

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AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development
Contacts1 person available
OfficeVT, USA
Office AddressVT, USA

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The Department for Children and Families, Family Services Division contracts with Contractors throughout the State of Vermont to transport children/youth in State custody or children/youth referred to the State for services. Although this contract is primarily for the purposes of transportation, there are some circumstances in which the Contractor may also provide supported family time (formerly known as supervised visitation) services for children/youth and non-custodial parent(s). Supported family time creates a safe environment for children/youth to have contact with their parents while the family is struggling with issues such as substance abuse, sexual abuse, and/or mental health issues. Standard Transportation Services: The purpose of this Contract is services generally on the subject of standard transportation for children/youth referred by the District office and/or other clients of the Agency. Contractor shall provide transportation to and from supported family time, family decision making meetings, family time visitations, school, appointments, and other related activities. Contractor may travel from home, school, State placement, or office. The transportation provided by the contractor will include transporting children/youth, and may include others related to the child’s/youth’s case, to or from these activities. Supported Family Time Services: This contract is also on the subject of supported family time (formerly known as supervised visitation) services between children/youth and non-custodial parent(s). Supported family time creates a safe environment for children/youth to have contact with their parents while the family is struggling with issues such as substance abuse, sexual abuse, and/or mental health issues. The Contractor shall provide guidance, modeling, and assistance to parents and children/youth as needed. The Contractor shall provide notes to the State worker within 30 days of the contact, documenting what was observed as well as what guidance/coaching was offered. The Contractor may be called upon to provide testimony in court. Under this contract, supported family time services will be provided primarily to children who are transported for that purpose, by the provider, in the form of standard transportation.

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