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Vocational Training Services

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This subcontract for Vocational Training Services, managed by the Massachusetts Office of Grants and Research, focuses on providing specialized job-skills training for the EOPSS Emerging Adult Reentry Initiative. The contractor is responsible for delivering evidence-based vocational instruction, technical skills training, and job readiness workshops specifically tailored for offenders between the ages of 18 and 25. The service provider must utilize trade-specific equipment and maintain strict adherence to program fidelity standards. Key deliverables include the provision of completed training certifications and detailed vocational milestone reports. Interested parties must respond by October 9, 2026, under NAICS code 611529.

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Vocational training services for EOPSS emerging adults; response deadline is October 9, 2026.

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Massachusetts → EPS1100 - Office of Grants & ResearchView Agency

NAICS

611529

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MA, USA

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1044-EPS11-1044O-133434.

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SFY2027 Emerging Adult Reentry Initiative Grant Program AGF

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AgencyMassachusetts → EPS1100 - Office of Grants & Research
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Performs specialized vocational and job-skills training for prime contractors on EOPSS Emerging Adult Reentry Initiative projects. Delivers evidence-based vocational training, job readiness workshops, and technical skills instruction for offenders aged 18-25. Utilizes trade-specific training equipment and adheres to program fidelity standards. Delivers completed training certifications and vocational milestone reports.

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