Award
Multnomah County Youth and Family Services Division RFP-81-2020
Alternative School Services
Recipient
COMMUNITY TRANSITIONAL SCHOOL
Award Amount
$72,696.00
Ceiling
$72,696.00
Awarded
April 07, 2020
Identifier
RFP-81-2020
The government buyer is Multnomah County, Department of County Human Services, Youth and Family Services Division. The contract is for Alternative School Services for Children of Homeless Families, providing educational programs from kindergarten through eighth grade at an alternative school facility within Multnomah County. The awarded services include individualized educational services for approximately ten homeless children per year, five days a week, six hours per school day during the standard school year (September through June). The contractor must provide breakfast and lunch meals meeting or exceeding minimum Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) requirements at no cost to the children or their families, transportation services to and from school and authorized off-campus field trips, and outreach services to identify children for the program and provide seasonal clothing, hygiene items, health screenings, and school supplies. Services must be delivered using culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and strength-based approaches. The contract requires the contractor to be a Mandatory Reporter per Oregon statutes, maintain data collection and reporting capabilities, and cooperate with county monitoring and evaluation. The contract term is fixed for five years with an estimated annual funding of $72,696. Insurance requirements include commercial general liability, commercial auto liability, workers compensation, and sexual abuse/molestation coverage. The alternative school facility is located at one site within Multnomah County, Oregon.
Description
Contract for Alternative Schools Services for Children of Homeless Families, including educational programs from kindergarten (K) through eighth (8th) grade. The selected contractor will provide support services at an alternative school facility for approximately ten homeless children per year, including individualized educational services, meals, transportation, and outreach services. The contract term is five years from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2025, with estimated annual funding of $72,696.