Ohio personal responsibility and education program (prep)

The Ohio Personal Responsibility and Education Program (PREP) Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) is a comprehensive contract focused on adolescent sexual health and education services across five Ohio districts. This mandatory use contract enables the procurement of critical social services, including parent communication activities, training material development, newsletter distribution, and technical assistance for foster care, juvenile justice facilities, and alternative schools. The IDV covers a range of community and social services specifically targeting adolescent education and support, with a primary UNSPSC code of 93140000 for community and social services.

The contract is awarded to four prime contractors: Richland Public Health (District 1), Cuyahoga County Board of Health (District 2), The Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital (Districts 3 and 5), and Lighthouse Youth & Family Services (District 4). Managed by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services, the IDV is a competitive selection contract with a current performance period from November 1, 2024, to October 31, 2025. The contract allows the Ohio Department of Youth Services to purchase services flexibly, with no guaranteed volume commitment. Monthly fees for the districts range from $21,187 to $31,997, and the contract includes provisions for additional training costs such as Implicit Bias Training and QPR Suicide Prevention.