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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on February 9, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Service Area 3a: Justice Involved Youth Services Community-Based Services that address thinking & behavior, parent & youth mediation, victim impact & awareness and restorative justice

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25P1-006-3aState & Local

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The Probation Department is seeking proposals from organizations experienced in implementing evidence-based or promising practices aimed at improving outcomes for justice-involved youth. Funding will support a continuum of services that are tailored to the assessed risk levels and needs of local juvenile offenders, with priority given to those identified as moderate or high risk to re-offend through the Juvenile Assessment and Intervention System. The services must be delivered either within the community or in custody settings and focus on addressing critical areas such as cognitive and behavioral development, parent and youth mediation, victim impact and awareness, and restorative justice practices. This contract is specifically for Community-Based Services under Service Area 3a, with an estimated funding amount of $55,000, although this is subject to change. Interested organizations must submit separate proposals for each service area if applying for multiple areas, as combined submissions will not be accepted. The solicitation is managed by Central Purchasing in Santa Cruz, California, with a submission deadline of March 14, 2026. The primary contact for this opportunity is Shauna Soldate, Purchasing & Logistics Manager, who can be reached via email or phone for further inquiries.

General Info

Probation Department seeks organizations for $55,000 community services improving moderate-high risk youth outcomes.

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CA, USA

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Documents

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RFP 25P1-006-3a Justice Involved Youth Services Community-Based Services

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RFP 25P1-006 Budget Template Service Area 3a

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Exhibit A Respondent Fact Sheet

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Exhibit B Customer References

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Exhibit C Designation of Subcontractors

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Exhibit D Non-Collusion Declaration

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Exhibit E Protests and Appeals Procedures

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Purchasing
Contacts1 person available
OfficeSanta Cruz, CA, 95060, USA
Office AddressSanta Cruz, CA, 95060, USA
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Shauna SoldatePurchasing & Logistics Manager

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The Probation Department plans to competitively award funding to organizations with demonstrated expertise in delivering evidence-based or promising practices (EBP/PP) that achieve measurable outcomes for justice-involved youth. Proposals will allow for a continuum of services designed to address the assessed Risk, Needs, and Responsivity of the local juvenile justice population. Priority is given to programs serving youth assessed by the Probation Department as moderate or high risk to re-offend, based on the Juvenile Assessment and Intervention System (JAIS). Services are to be provided in community and/or in custody, as outlined below. Respondents are invited to submit proposals for the following service area. Please note: Proposals for multiple service areas require a complete and separate proposal and response package for each service area under the applicable record in OpenGov. Combined submittals will not be accepted. Service Area Type Description of Services Total Estimate Funding, subject to change 3 (a) Community-Based Services that address thinking & behavior, parent & youth mediation, victim impact & awareness and restorative justice $55,000

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