Wicomico County Opengov #2027-RFP-011

Wicomico County Solicits Early Childhood ACEs Assessment and Intervention Services

Wicomico County is seeking qualified vendors to deliver early childhood assessment and intervention services for children ages 0-7 who were born substance exposed or are at risk for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): - Government Buyer: Wicomico County Local Management Board - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are named, as this is a services-focused procurement - Services Requested: - Comprehensive in-person assessments and intervention services for at least 40 children - Post-assessment follow-up and ongoing support - Use of evidence-based and trauma-informed practices - Collaboration with community partners (Department of Social Services, Health Department, local hospitals) - Formal partnerships with community organizations must be demonstrated - Efforts to address racial and ethnic disparities are required - Performance measurement using Results-Based Accountability (RBA) - Eligibility: - Open to government agencies, private non-profits, for-profit businesses, and educational entities in good standing with the State of Maryland - Vendors must have an office in Wicomico County and serve only county residents - Funding: - Estimated total available funding is $60,000 for the contract period - Notable Requirements: - Minimum of 40 children to be served - Services must be delivered in-person within Wicomico County - Emphasis on collaboration and evidence-based approaches

Description

Wicomico County is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for the FY27 - Early Childhood ACEs program. The project involves providing comprehensive assessments and services for children ages 0-7 who were born substance exposed or have experienced or are at risk for experiencing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Wicomico County. The program must include assessment, provision of appropriate services, and post-assessment, with a focus on collaboration with community partners and utilization of evidence-based practices. The contract period is from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027, with an estimated total funding of $60,000.

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