CCACCRFP24-0117.pdf

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COMMUNITY CHILD ABUSE COUNCILS COORDINATION SERVICES (CCACC) RFP 24-0117
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24-0117
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California

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This Request for Proposals (RFP) No. 24-0117, issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), solicits proposals for Community Child Abuse Councils Coordination (CCACC) services. The RFP seeks an organization to provide coordination services for community child abuse councils, supporting DCFS's mission to protect children and strengthen families. The proposal submission deadline is specified within the RFP document, with award decisions to follow the evaluation and selection process. The contract will establish an ongoing service relationship with the selected contractor to deliver CCACC services throughout the term of the agreement, which includes provisions for potential renewal options to extend the service period beyond the initial contract term.

The RFP establishes specific pricing and contract terms for the provision of CCACC services, with funding sourced through Los Angeles County DCFS budget allocations. The document outlines requirements for contractor qualifications, service delivery standards, and performance metrics to ensure effective coordination of community child abuse council activities. Additional details regarding set-asides, any incumbent contractor information, and specific funding amounts and sources are contained within the RFP document. Potential bidders should review all proposal requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission instructions carefully to ensure compliance with all specifications outlined in the RFP.

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