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STUDENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

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2139787State & Local

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The Buffalo Board of Education has issued Request for Pre-Qualification (RFPQ) number 2139787 to identify organizations capable of providing Student and Family Support Programs and Services for Buffalo Public Schools. Interested bidders must submit proposals addressing one or more of four specific categories: Family and Community Engagement, Social Emotional and Wellness Supports, Positive Youth Development/Mentoring, or Supplemental Academic Enrichment. This RFPQ is conducted on a cyclical basis every three months, with a current response deadline of November 27, 2026. To qualify, bidders must achieve a minimum score of 70 points. Successful applicants will be placed in the Pre-qualified Community Partner Catalog (PCPC) for a period of two years, allowing BPS administrators and staff to identify and contract their services. It is explicitly noted that placement in the PCPC does not guarantee the award of a contract. Proposals should be submitted electronically via the BPS BONFIRE portal. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Lynn Greene, Administrative Assistant in the Bureau of Purchase.

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Buffalo Board of Education seeks pre-qualified providers for student and family support services.

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BUFFALO, NY, USA

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Buffalo Board of Education - Student and Family Support Programs and Services (RFPQ 27-1228-057)

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AgencyNew York → Buffalo Board of Education
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Lynn GreeneAdministrative Assistant
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The purpose of this Request for Pre-Qualification (RFPQ) is to allow organizations with specific programmingan opportunity to be prequalified to work with Buffalo Public Schools locations and departments. Bidders willsubmit a proposal for “STUDENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES” and will answerquestions related to four categories: Family and Community Engagement, Social Emotional and WellnessSupports, Positive Youth Development/Mentoring, or Supplemental Academic Enrichment.This RFPQ is offered on a cyclical basis, every three months. It is open for approximately two months forvendors to review and submit proposals and closed for one month for evaluations.A minimum score of 70 points will be required to qualify your proposal. Upon receiving a passing score, yourprogram will be placed onto our Pre-qualified Community Partner Catalog (PCPC) for a period of two years.The catalog is available for review by administrators and staff who are looking to contract for these supportservices. Placement in this catalog DOES NOT guarantee a contract. Once your proposal is approved,you may promote your services so that BPS staff may gain awareness of how your program can benefit BPSstudents and families. Electronic submittal is ALLOWED (and encouraged) via BPS BONFIRE portal at: https://buffaloschools.bonfirehub.comJennifer LoTempioDirector of Purchase Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: not included

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