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Office of the Public Defender - Training Event Venues

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The Office of the Ohio Public Defender is seeking qualified venue partners to host three annual training events in 2027: the Appeals and Post Conviction Training on February 3-4, the Youth Defense Summit on May 19-21, and the Public Defender Summit on October 21-22. Selected venues must provide comprehensive services including meeting spaces with natural light, on-site or nearby lodging, food and beverage services, audio-visual support, and reliable Wi-Fi. The agency is open to contracting with one, two, or three different venues depending on the best value and responsiveness of the bids. To be considered, vendors must submit an itemized cost proposal, detailed floor plans, AV and Wi-Fi specifications, proposed menus, and a sample contract agreeing to state terms. Evaluation criteria focus on venue suitability, accessibility compliance, cost reasonableness, and the ability to accommodate dietary needs without requiring deposits. Proposals must be submitted by September 4, 2026, for performance within the state of Ohio.

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Ohio Public Defender seeks venues for three 2027 training events by September 4, 2026.

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Ohio → Public Defender CommissionView Agency

NAICS

721199 - All Other Traveler AccommodationView NAICS

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OH, USA

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Office_of_the_Ohio_Public_Defender_-_RFP_-_APC_Training__Youth_Summit__and_PD_Summit_2027.pdf

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AgencyOhio → Public Defender Commission
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The Office of the Ohio Public Defender (OPD) is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify qualified venue partners capable of hosting either one, two, or three of its annual training events. These trainings includes: Appeals and Post Conviction Training to be held February 3-4, 2027, Youth Defense Summit to be held May 19-21, 2027, and Public Defender Summit to be held October 21-22, 2027. OPD seeks one, two, or three venues that can provide meeting space, on‑site or nearby lodging, food and beverage service, on-site Audio-Visual support, and strong communication with OPD staff.OPD is the state agency responsible for providing legal representation and other services to people accused or convicted of a crime who cannot afford to hire an attorney. The office, which is overseen by the Ohio Public Defender Commission, is divided into Administrative, Appellate Services, Legal and Public Affairs, Reimbursement and Analytics, and Trial Services divisions.OPD provides representation on appeals and post-conviction actions in death penalty, criminal, and juvenile delinquency cases; at trial when requested by local courts and in counties that contract with OPD for trial services; and at parole revocation hearings for the more than 50,000 people in Ohio’s prisons. The agency provides technical assistance, research services, educational programs, and investigation and mitigation services to local public defenders and court-appointed counsel across Ohio. OPD also reimburses counties for a portion of the cost of running local indigent defense systems, and enforces standards established by the OPD Commission.
To be considered responsive, vendors must provide: Itemized cost proposal (including all costs for the meeting space, Audio-Visual, food and beverage, parking, Wi‑Fi, etc.). Floor plans of proposed spaces with capacities that notes access to natural light. Final floor plans will be subject to approval by OPD. Audio-Visual and Wi‑Fi specifications with costs. Proposed menus. Sample contract or terms noting acceptance of OPD/State terms. Description of communication & responsiveness practices. OPD will use a best‑value evaluation to select the most responsive and responsible bid. Criteria include: Venue suitability, including room size and natural light access. F&B quality and ability to meet dietary needs AV and IT support compatibility Internet capability Accessibility compliance Cost reasonableness Commercial compliance (no deposits, direct bill, GSA rate acceptance) Communication and vendor responsiveness.
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Items I1_000001 | Optional Item | Youth Defense Summit | Estimated usage: 150.00000 | Unit: AMT | Requested delivery: 5/19/2027 I1_000002 | Optional Item | Appeals and Post Conviction Training | Estimated usage: 100.00000 | Unit: AMT | Requested delivery: 2/3/2027 I1_000003 | Optional Item | Public Defender Summit | Estimated usage: 150.00000 | Unit: AMT | Requested delivery: 10/21/2027

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