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CPH - NSS Community Feedback and Preference Assessment
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Franklin County, Ohio

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This is a Scope of Services document for the State of Ohio's Neighborhood Social Services (NSS) division outlining a comprehensive community engagement and feedback assessment contract. The contract requires the selected contractor to design and implement a multi-phase community engagement strategy that captures meaningful feedback from community members, including historically underserved populations, to inform service delivery and program development. The scope of work encompasses seven phases: Project Planning and Engagement Design, Community Listening and Feedback Collection, Community Preferences Assessment, Five-Year Community Trauma Survey administration, Data Analysis and Reporting, Customized Report Creation, and development of a Community Engagement and Action Playbook. The contractor must facilitate multiple community input opportunities through listening sessions, focus groups, interviews, surveys, and online engagement while emphasizing equitable participation, cultural responsiveness, and trauma-informed practices. Deliverables include a Community Engagement Plan, facilitation of listening sessions, community surveys, trauma survey administration and analysis, customized reports tailored to multiple audiences, a Comprehensive Community Assessment Report, executive presentations, and an actionable Community Engagement and Action Playbook with implementation strategies. The contract term runs from October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027.

The contract amount shall not exceed $15,000 for the full scope of services. Contractor experience requirements include demonstrated ability to oversee and obtain thorough community feedback that supports quality programming, completed reports related to community feedback, and expertise in data analysis. The desired outcomes include increasing meaningful community participation, improving understanding of community needs and preferences, strengthening trust between NSS and residents, establishing measurable community well-being benchmarks through recurring trauma surveys, informing strategic planning and program development, creating actionable implementation strategies grounded in community voice, and building a sustainable framework for continuous community listening and improvement. All bids must be accompanied by a detailed proposal as specified in the full scope of services documentation.

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Scope of Services: Community Feedback, Listening, and Preference Assessment for Neighborhood Social Services

Neighborhood Social Services seeks a contract to design and implement a comprehensive community engagement strategy that captures meaningful feedback, identifies community priorities, and informs the community outreach and planning for the NSS division. The work will ensure that community voices – including those of historically underserved and underrepresented populations—are incorporated into the decision-making, program development, and service delivery. Contract amount shall not exceed $15,000. The contract term will be from October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027.

Scope of Work

Phase 1: Project Planning and Engagement Design

The Contractor will:

• Conduct project kickoff meetings with Division leadership and key stakeholders.

• Develop a community engagement plan outlining outreach methods, timelines, communication strategies, and participation goals.

• Identify priority stakeholder groups and community populations.

• Establish data collection protocols and evaluation measures.

• Coordinate with Division staff to align engagement activities with organizational priorities.

Phase 2: Community Listening and Feedback Collection

The Contractor will facilitate multiple opportunities for community input through a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, which may include:

• Community listening sessions

• Focus groups

• Stakeholder interviews

• Community surveys

• Online engagement opportunities

• Targeted outreach to priority populations

• Partner organization engagement

Activities will emphasize equitable participation, accessibility, cultural responsiveness, and trauma-informed facilitation practices.

Phase 3: Community Preferences Assessment

The Contractor will gather and analyze community preferences regarding:

• Service accessibility

• Program effectiveness

• Emerging community needs

• Service delivery models

• Communication preferences

• Trust and satisfaction with services

• Priorities for future programs

• Opportunities to improve equity and inclusion across services

Findings will be synthesized into actionable recommendations.

Phase 4: Five-Year Community Trauma Survey

The Contractor will administer the comprehensive Community Trauma Survey through the CARE Coalition.

Survey services include:

• Survey design and customization

• Distribution strategy

• Community outreach and participation support

• Data collection and quality assurance

• Statistical analysis

• Trend comparison (where historical data exists)

• Identification of community trauma indicators and protective factors

• Equity-focused analysis across demographic groups

• Presentation of findings to Division and CARE Coalition leadership

The survey will provide measurable insights to support strategic planning, funding opportunities, policy development, and program design.

Phase 5: Data Analysis and Reporting

The Contractor will analyze all collected data and develop customized reporting materials tailored to multiple audiences.

Deliverables may include:

• Executive Summary

• Comprehensive Community Feedback Report

• Demographic analysis

• Community priority rankings

• Key themes and qualitative findings

• Data visualizations and dashboards

• Geographic or neighborhood-level analysis (when applicable)

• Equity impact findings

• Recommendations for program and policy improvements

Phase 6: Customized Report Creation

The Contractor will develop customized reports based on the Division's specific initiatives.

Customized reports may include:

• Program-specific community feedback reports

• Community needs assessments

• Equity impact summaries

• Outcome measurement reports

• Public-facing community summaries

• Presentation-ready briefing materials

Reports will be designed using accessible language, professional graphics, and actionable recommendations.

Phase 7: Community Action Playbook

The Contractor will develop a Community Engagement and Action Playbook that serves as a practical implementation guide for NSS.

The Playbook will include:

• Executive overview

• Summary of community priorities

• Recommended actions

• Short-, medium-, and long-term implementation strategies

• Community partnership recommendations

• Performance measures and success indicators

• Continuous feedback framework

• Annual review process

• Communication strategy

• Recommended timelines

• Resource considerations

The Playbook will provide a roadmap for translating community feedback into measurable action for NSS.

Deliverables

The Contractor will provide:

• Community Engagement Plan

• Facilitation of listening sessions and stakeholder meetings

• Community surveys and engagement tools

• Community Trauma Survey administration and analysis

• Community feedback summary findings

• Customized reports as requested

• Comprehensive Community Assessment Report

• Executive presentation of findings

• Community Engagement and Action Playbook

• Final recommendations and implementation roadmap

Desired Outcomes

This engagement is intended to:

• Increase meaningful community participation.

• Improve understanding of community needs and preferences.

• Strengthening trust between the Social Services Division and residents.

• Establish measurable community well-being benchmarks through recurring trauma surveys.

• Inform strategic planning, funding priorities, and program development.

• Create actionable implementation strategies grounded in community voice.

• Build a sustainable framework for continuous community listening and improvement.

Contractor Experience:

• Demonstrated ability to oversee and obtain thorough community feedback that helps deliver quality programming.

• Completed reports related to community feedback.

• Skill and expertise in data analysis.

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