# City of Toledo PlanetBids #10009040

Toledo seeks providers for CVI Training Academy services

**Posted:** November 06, 2026
**Respond By:** November 24, 2026
**Identifier:** 10009040
**NAICS:** 611430

The City of Toledo is seeking providers to build and deliver foundational Community Violence Intervention (CVI) training through its CVI Training Academy.
- **Government buyer:** City of Toledo, Office of the Mayor — Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE); the Division of Purchases and Supplies is also identified in the bid-submittal checklist.
- **Program partner:** Roca Inc. will work with MONSE and selected providers. No product manufacturers or OEMs are identified.
- **Training areas:** Applicants may propose one or more areas: trauma-responsive and healing-centered care; professional standards for CVI workers; case management; community-based safety; and the intersections of community and domestic violence, including domestic and intimate partner violence.
- **Work and deliverables:** Develop an approved work plan and lesson plans, conduct pilot sessions and refine materials based on feedback, and deliver training to at least two CVI Academy cohorts. Train-the-trainer, credentialing or certification, workforce resilience, and partnerships with local credible messengers are priorities.
- **Requirements:** Protect participant information and address privacy, risk assessment, safety planning, and documentation as applicable to the training. Proposals should provide activity-level fees, estimated hours, and applicable expenses; total funding is capped at $55,000.
- **Products and quantities:** No products, part numbers, or fixed quantities are specified; this is a professional training-services opportunity.

### Description

The City of Toledo is seeking proposals from organizations to provide foundational community violence intervention training, primarily through launching a CVI Training Academy. Funded organizations will work in consultation with the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, Roca Inc., and frontline CVI workers, delivering training for trainees from Toledo’s CVI ecosystem. Training topics include trauma-responsive and healing-centered care, professional standards for CVI workers, case management, community-based safety, and the intersections of community and domestic violence. Proposals may cover one or more categories, and train-the-trainer and credentialing opportunities will receive additional consideration; the total funding may not exceed $55,000.

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