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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on March 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Youth & Young Adult Employment Program

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RFP- 26 - 168State & Local

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NAICS: 624110
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Solicitation # DCY-C-2627-0116R
The Ohio Department of Children and Youth is seeking a qualified offeror to lead the statewide management of the Ohio Kinship and Adoption Navigator (OhioKAN) program. The selected contractor will be responsible for overseeing program delivery, outreach, and regional oversight for kinship caregivers and adoptive families. Key duties include providing coordination for the Post Adoption Special Services Subsidy (PASSS) program, implementing continuous quality improvement processes, and managing referral systems. The contractor must also maintain a licensed Training for Adoption Competency (TAC) site through C.A.S.E. to coordinate cohorts and support trainers. While the state allows the contractor to propose its own subrecipient network, it must align with the pre-defined regional framework. The contract term runs from the date of signature through June 30, 2029, with options for two additional two-year renewals. Implementation must be live within six months of execution, with an anticipated start date no earlier than October 1, 2026. Award selection is based on a weighted scoring system of 500 total points, with 400 points allocated to technical requirements and 100 points to cost. Technical proposals must meet a minimum raw score of 136 out of 245 to avoid disqualification. Payments are processed via electronic funds transfer on a 30-day cycle following the receipt of a proper invoice, and all performance is contingent upon the availability of lawful appropriations from the Ohio General Assembly.
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The City of St. Petersburg, Florida, is soliciting proposals for a Youth & Young Adult Employment Program aimed at providing meaningful employment opportunities to youth aged 15-24 from families at or below 120% of the Area Median Income. The program seeks to not only offer temporary employment but also to foster leadership development and career readiness by exposing participants to careers, trades, and certifications in targeted industries such as Life Sciences, Financial Services, Specialized Manufacturing, Data Analytics, Creative Arts and Design, and Construction. With an anticipated annual budget of $400,000, the City encourages vendors to leverage additional funds and implement effective recruitment strategies to maximize participant engagement. The program prioritizes placements with private sector employers who may reimburse 60-75% of participant salaries, with the ultimate goal of converting internships into year-round permanent employment opportunities, thereby creating a sustained positive impact for youth participants. In addition to the employment program details, subcontractors responding to this solicitation are encouraged to engage minority, women, veteran, and small business enterprises within the Tampa Bay region, demonstrating a commitment to inclusion and outreach. The City also maintains strict compliance with local and state regulations regarding contract performance, payment, and bonding requirements. Related documents referenced in the solicitation include construction agreements, performance and payment bonds, and public construction bonds, which establish responsibilities and financial safeguards for contractors and sureties working with the City. Points of contact for this solicitation are the Economic Development Coordinator and the Procurement Analyst, ensuring clear communication between vendors and the City's Economic Development office.

General Info

Youth employment program for ages 15-24, budget $400K, focuses on career readiness, diversity, and permanent jobs.

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Amendment No. 1 Appendix A Scope of Services for Youth & Young Adult Employment Programs

PDF, High priority: read this first6 pages · amendment
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City of St. Petersburg Contractor Agreement

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Evaluation Criteria for City of St. Petersburg Workforce Readiness & Development

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Light Construction Agreement - City of St. Petersburg

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Performance and Payment Bond for City of St. Petersburg Contract

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Proposal Requirements for Youth Internship and Career Readiness RFP

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Proposal Requirements for Youth Internship and Career Readiness RFP

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RFP26 168 Youth & Young Adult Employment Program

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RFP Proposal Requirements for Youth Internship and Career Readiness Services

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Subcontractor Utilization Plan

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Appendix C, CRA Map - City of St. Petersburg

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Appendix D AMI Chart Fiscal Year 2026

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Public Construction Bond - City of St. Petersburg, FL

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AgencyFlorida → Economic Development
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSt. Petersburg, FL, 33731, USA
Office AddressSt. Petersburg, FL, 33731, USA
Contacts
Ivan FountainEconomic Development Coordinator
Gabriella GreinerProcurement Analyst

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Personnel Solutions PlusTampa, FL
Youth Advocate ProgramsHarrisburg, PA
Ready for LifeLargo, FL

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The City aims to provide employment opportunities in public and private sector businesses for youth aged 15-24 from families at or below 120% of Area Median Income. Beyond temporary employment and income, the Programs focus on developing leadership skills and career readiness, exposing participants to careers, trades, and certifications they may pursue. With an anticipated annual budget of $400,000, the City seeks to contract with one or more vendors who will maximize participant numbers through leveraged funds and effective recruitment strategies. Priority is given to positions in target industries including Life Sciences, Financial Services, Specialized Manufacturing, Data Analytics, Creative Arts and Design, and Construction. Private sector employers may provide 60-75% reimbursement of participant salaries. The goal is for most internships to lead to year-round permanent employment, creating positive long-term impact for participating youth.

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