NIGP 95288: Teenage Pregnancy Services

NIGP 95288 Teenage Pregnancy Services, an Item code, encompasses prevention and intervention services for at-promise and justice-involved youth, including mental health support, education, youth development, and safe/stable environments, as well as specialized therapeutic and evaluative services addressing trauma, substance abuse, family dynamics, and behavioral health. State and local governments solicit under this code through juvenile justice coordinating councils, county human services departments, and probation agencies; recent opportunities show county-level purchasing, with Solano County and Boulder County among active buyers conducting multiple concurrent procurements for related youth and family services. Eligible vendors range from nonprofits and for-profit organizations to government entities (where county departments are excluded), and contracts are typically cost-reimbursable with indirect-cost caps and mandatory insurance including professional liability, errors and omissions, and abuse/molestation coverage at $1,000,000 or higher. Service delivery emphasizes evidence-based, research-supported practices, cultural competency, racial equity integration, and trauma-informed approaches.

Recent activity is concentrated in California and Colorado. Solano County Probation Department issued RFP 952-1101-25 on March 4, 2025, seeking Youth Prevention Services proposals due April 11, 2025, with up to $50,000 per year for three years across up to three awards totaling $450,000 and a July 1, 2025 contract start; non-mandatory pre-proposal conference was held March 25, 2025. Boulder County Human Services posted two concurrent SOQs on March 19, 2026 — SOQ-263-26 for evidence-based therapeutic services (due April 7, 2026) and SOQ-262-26 for human services and juvenile justice evaluations and assessments (due April 7, 2026) — both establishing short-list arrangements for ongoing as-needed work through May or June 2030, with projects under $10,000 assigned directly and projects at or above $10,000 requiring competitive quotes. Boulder County's underlying IMPACT Partnership contract maximum is $1,136,688 for State Fiscal Year 2026.