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This Sources Sought opportunity from Agency For International Development was posted on February 20, 2003. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

R -- USAID/Brazil - Access to Training and Employability Skills and Opportunities Increased for Disadvanted Youth

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512-03-004Federal

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NAICS: 624310
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International
Connect to Work
Solicitation # 20
The London Borough of Lambeth is commissioning the Connect to Work programme to deliver supported employment services using the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Place and Train model. Funded by the Department for Work and Pensions as part of the Get Britain Working proposals, the initiative aims to reduce economic inactivity, improve wellbeing, and strengthen financial resilience. The programme focuses on rapidly moving individuals into employment and providing 12 months of ongoing support to both the employer and the employee to ensure long-term sustainment. The procurement is divided into two lots: Lot 1 for integrated welfare, benefits, and employment support, and Lot 2 for community innovation and specialist delivery. Lot 1 will be awarded to a single provider, while Lot 2 will be split among three providers. The total estimated contract value is 1,133,300 pounds including VAT, with an anticipated start date of March 2, 2027, and a fixed three-year duration with no option for extension. Award decisions will be based on the Most Advantageous Tender, evaluated through a combination of quality and price. Selected providers must demonstrate fidelity to IPS principles, provide personalized trauma-informed support for priority cohorts, and ensure strict GDPR compliance. Key performance indicators will track referrals, job starts, sustainment, and progression. The contract requires a robust staffing model with specific training in safeguarding, EDI, and IPS fidelity to support neurodiverse individuals and those with disabilities.
London Borough of Lambeth

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The United States Agency for International Development is issuing a sources sought announcement for a program aimed at increasing training and employability opportunities for disadvantaged and vulnerable youth in Brazil. The initiative focuses on strengthening the ability of at-risk children and adolescents to secure gainful employment in the formal sector by developing market-based technical and vocational training, improving workplace functionality, and enhancing existing service networks. The primary goals are to increase marketable skills training and expand access to formal employment opportunities. Interested for-profit and non-profit organizations are requested to submit their capabilities and experience by March 7, 2003. This announcement is not a formal solicitation or a commitment to award a contract, but it serves as a preliminary step before the anticipated release of a Request for Application around March 10, 2003, with a final application deadline of May 2, 2003.

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Agency

Agency For International Development → La Encalada

NAICS

624310 - Vocational Rehabilitation Services

Place of Performance

UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTEMBAIXADA AMERICANA - SES Av. das Nacos, Quadra 801 - Lote 3 - 70.403-900 Bra

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AgencyAgency For International Development → La Encalada
Contacts1 person available
OfficeLIMA, PER
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Agency For International Development → La Encalada
Office AddressLIMA, PER
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MariaElba VillegasAcquisition Specialist

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This is a sources sought announcement. This is NOT an invitation for Bid (IFB), Request for Proposal (RFP), or a Request for Application (RFA) and in no way obligates the US Government to award a contract or cooperative agreement. However, potential sources that may be interested in implementing a program to increase training and employability opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Brazil in Brazil are requested to mail, fax, or e-mail their interest to the contact address (listed below) by March 7, 2003. Potential sources may send a short paragraph with information regarding their capabilities and experience in this field. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) plans to support a new program that seeks to strengthen the ability of Brazil's vulnerable children and adolescents to live healthy and productive lives, namely in the development of job-related skills that will allow them to obtain and sustain gainful employment. The program's priorities will be the improved capacity of young people to function in a working environment, developing and implementing market-based technical/vocational training and job placement programs, and strengthening existing service networks that address related needs of vulnerable youth. Since 1994, USAID/Brazil has been supporting activities that assist disadvantaged children and adolescents. More than 60,000 children have benefited from USAID's program to date in areas such as social services and psychological counseling to victims of sexual exploitation and abuse; prevention and eradication of child labor and sexual trafficking in youth; and vocational training for increased employability of youth. While results have been considerable in a number of these areas, USAID believes it is time to consolidate the lessons learned into a more focused strategy designed to provide disadvantaged youth with the technical training, related life skills, and job placement support needed to secure viable employment in the formal sector. Institutions, contractors, for profit and non-profit organizations that may be interested in participating in this disadvantaged youth program to be implemented in Brazil are requested to contact USAID/Bolivia. Interested institutions must be able to achieve results in the following areas: (i) marketable skills training for at-risk youth increased; and (ii) access of at-risk youth to formal market employment opportunities increased. USAID/Brazil encourages qualified offerors to submit thoughtful and innovative approaches that have a high potential for achievement of the project objectives. We anticipate issuing the RFA o/a March 10, 2003. Application due date will be May 2, 2003.

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