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RFA - 2026 Adult Protective Services Contract Attorneys

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S-10000-00015491State & Local

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The State of Oregon's Department of Human Services, Aging and People with Disabilities division is seeking qualified contract attorneys through a Request for Application (RFA) to provide legal services related to adult protective proceedings under ORS 125. This solicitation aims to establish a registry of attorneys who will assist the Central Adult Protective Services Unit in fulfilling its mandate for protective proceedings concerning vulnerable adults. Applicants must be members of the Oregon State Bar and comply with various legal and ethical standards, including non-discrimination policies, tax compliance, and conflict of interest disclosures. The contract anticipates maximum compensation up to $20,000 and includes specific terms governing contract duration, payment, insurance, and compliance requirements. Applicants are required to submit a comprehensive application detailing their qualifications, certifications, and geographic availability within Oregon. The application packet acts as a firm offer, binding the attorney to contract terms for a period of 180 days. The contract follows a standardized template established by the State of Oregon for personal and professional service agreements, emphasizing transparency and adherence to state regulations. The procurement process is managed by the ODHS with Sharon Landis designated as the primary point of contact. The contract’s performance location is within Oregon, aligning with the agency’s focus on state-wide adult protective legal services. The solicitation remains open until the end of 2026, allowing interested attorneys ample time to apply.

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Oregon seeks qualified attorneys for adult protective legal services with up to $20,000 compensation.

Agency

Oregon → ODHS Aging & People with DisabilitiesView Agency

NAICS

541110 - Offices of LawyersView NAICS

Place of Performance

OR, US

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State of Oregon ODHS Personal/Professional Services Sample Contract

PDF40 pagescontract-document

Attachment A - Application Packet for Contract Attorney Registry

DOCX4 pagesapplication-packet

RFA S-10000-00015491 Adult Protective Services Contract Attorneys

PDF15 pagesrfa

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AgencyOregon → ODHS Aging & People with Disabilities
Contacts2 people available
OfficeOR, US
Organization / Agency
Oregon → ODHS Aging & People with Disabilities
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Office AddressOR, US
Contacts
Sharon LandisPoint of Contact
Sharon LandisPurchaser

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The State of Oregon, acting by and through the Department of Human Services, Aging and People with Disabilities, Central Adult Protective Services Unit, is issuing this Request for Application for qualified Contract Attorneys to provide legal services per ORS 125 protective proceeding parameters for Adult Protective Services. Please download all attachments for additional information.

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