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No specific subcontract or supplier opportunities can be identified due to the absence of a Statement of Work, CLINs, and other essential contract attachments. The scope of work is referenced in an unavailable attachment labeled Attachment A, which prevents any meaningful breakdown of tasks or deliverables into actionable sub-opportunities. With no detailed requirements, performance metrics, or technical specifications provided, potential vendors cannot assess eligibility, develop proposals, or determine resource needs. The contract is listed under the agency name Juvenile in Oregon, but no clear address, point of contact, or place of performance has been documented. The solicitation was posted on July 31, 2026, with a response deadline of August 19, 2026, yet the lack of foundational documentation renders the opportunity non-viable for procurement planning or supplier engagement.

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No scope, no attachments, no contact—contract unviable for supplier engagement.

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Oregon → JuvenileView Agency

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OR, USA

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AgencyOregon → Juvenile
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No specific subcontract or supplier opportunities can be identified due to missing Statement of Work, CLINs, and other key contract attachments. The scope is referenced in an unavailable attachment (Attachment A), preventing decomposition into actionable sub-opportunities.

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Solicitation # 2026.070-REQ
Washington County, Oregon, is seeking a community provider to deliver a juvenile delinquency diversion program for first-time, low-level offenders, aiming to reduce recidivism through community-based, trauma-informed interventions that prioritize accountability, victim restoration, and healthy youth development. The program, set to launch in November 2026 following contract award in September 2026, will serve an estimated 200 to 250 youth annually and is grounded in evidence-based practices that align with juvenile justice research showing stronger outcomes when youth are diverted early from formal court processing. The contract, issued under solicitation number 2026.070-REQ, is valued at an estimated $1,490,381 over five years and is performance-based, with funding allocated annually with a 3% cost-of-living adjustment. Service delivery will occur across Washington County, primarily in Hillsboro, and requires close collaboration with County departments, school districts, law enforcement, and community partners to implement and evaluate the program, with the Juvenile Department’s Research and Evaluation team providing ongoing data-driven oversight. Offers must be submitted electronically through the County’s procurement portal by August 19, 2026, and are evaluated on a best-value trade-off basis, weighing technical merit and experience over price. The scoring system allocates 80 points to written responses across five factors—management approach, relevant experience in Oregon’s juvenile risk assessment and trauma-informed programming, administrative competence, community collaboration, and formatting compliance—with an additional 15 points awarded for interview performance, for a total of 95 possible points. Proposers must demonstrate proven success in reducing racial and ethnic disparities, possess qualified staff with relevant backgrounds, and maintain robust risk management and project planning. Contractual obligations include strict adherence to confidentiality standards, particularly around protected health information and Social Security Numbers; compliance with federal, state, and county laws; insurance coverage; and indemnification of the County against claims arising from contractor actions. All deliverables are the County’s property, and subcontracting is prohibited without prior written approval. The contractor must be registered in Oregon if not locally based, comply with OFAC and tax regulations, and maintain a clean record regarding debarment or suspension. Payment is made monthly via the County’s online portal within 30 days of approval, and records must be retained for at least three years. The contract requires no physical delivery or packaging specifications, as services are provided on-site or in community settings,
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