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Specialized Legal & Prosecution Support

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This subcontract for Specialized Legal and Prosecution Support involves providing investigative and legal assistance to prime contractors working on DOJ Office on Violence Against Women grant projects. The scope of work includes conducting case investigations, attending court appearances, and collaborating with high-risk and sexual assault teams. To ensure quality delivery, personnel must possess specialized training and experience in responding to domestic and sexual violence incidents. Key deliverables for this engagement include the production of detailed case investigation reports, the provision of court testimony, and general legal adjudication support. The opportunity is managed by the Massachusetts Office of Grants and Research under NAICS code 541110, with a response deadline set for October 23, 2026.

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Subcontract for legal and investigative support for DOJ violence against women grant projects.

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1044-EPS11-1044O-133916.

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FFY 2026 STOP Violence Against Women Act Grant Program Competitive Opportunity AGF

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AgencyMassachusetts → EPS1100 - Office of Grants & Research
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Performs investigative and legal support services for prime contractors on DOJ Office on Violence Against Women grant projects. Investigates cases, attends court appearances, and participates in high-risk/sexual assault teams. Requires personnel with adequate training and experience in responding to domestic and/or sexual violence incidents. Delivers case investigation reports, court testimony, and legal adjudication support.

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