NIGP 95267: Parenting Intervention

NIGP 95267 Parenting Intervention, an Item code, encompasses behavioral consultation, therapeutic services, and family support delivered to at-risk children, youth, and families—with state and local governments recently procuring Board Certified Behavior Analysts, evidence-based therapeutic specialists, evaluators, and violence-intervention coordinators. The issuing bodies span school districts, county human services and public health departments, and state child-protective agencies; DeKalb County School District in Georgia and Boulder County Human Services in Colorado appear as active repeat buyers soliciting specialized behavioral and therapeutic providers within a six-month window.

Recent activity centers on Georgia, Colorado, and Texas. The DeKalb County School District posted RFP 26-735 in May 2026 seeking Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians to provide consultative and direct behavioral services to students with disabilities, with proposals due June 4, 2026; evaluation weights 100 points across firm overview, scope of services, experience, references, and cost, with a one-year initial term plus up to four optional one-year extensions and a non-to-exceed annual spending cap set by the Board of Education. Boulder County Human Services issued SOQ 262-26 in March 2026 for human services and juvenile justice evaluations and assessments (psychological, behavioral, neuropsychological, and capacity evaluations) on an as-needed basis, with proposals due April 7, 2026 and a two-year minimum term with renewal through mid-2030, under a broader IMPACT Partnership contract ceiling of $1,136,688.00. The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services solicited Child Protective Post Adoption Services across eleven administrative regions in February 2026, with historical annual funding near $5.9 million and potential additional funding of up to $1.2 million during FY 26-27, a four-year initial term, and a September 2026 start. The City of Dallas issued a competitive RFP for a Youth Safety–Violence Interrupters Program administrator in February 2026 with $300,000 in CDBG funds and a one-year performance period starting April 1, 2026. No specific set-asides, MBE preferences, or incumbent restrictions appear in the available solicitations; competition is open to all qualified organizations meeting experience and insurance thresholds.