Amendment 0001 FAP2026SS.pdf

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This is a Sources Sought Request for Information (RFI) issued by the 771st Enterprise Sourcing Squadron at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on behalf of the Department of the Air Force Family Advocacy Program (FAP). The government is conducting early market research to identify qualified contractors capable of providing comprehensive, evidence-based family advocacy personal services to support service members and their families. The core mission areas include domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education, victim advocacy and crisis intervention, clinical assessment and counseling, case management, and new parent support and home visitation programs. Responses must be submitted by June 6, 2026, at 1600 Eastern Standard Time. This is not a formal solicitation, and participation is strictly voluntary with no reimbursement for response costs. Information provided will not be treated as confidential and may be made publicly available.

Interested companies must provide a capability statement and white paper addressing nine capability areas: Operational Methodology, Capability and Capacity, Staffing and Credentialing, Surge and Crisis Response, Evidence-Based Practices, Data and Case Management, Quality Control and Supervision, Transition Plan, and PWS and Contract Structure Recommendations. Responses must include a one-page corporate summary identifying company information, business size classification under NAICS code 624190, and applicable small business certifications (8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, VOSB, SDVOSB). Companies must provide three contract examples from the past three years where they served as prime contractor for family advocacy services of similar size, scope, and complexity, with performance outcome data demonstrating reductions in cases, recidivism, or mission successes. Total responses must not exceed 30 pages, excluding the corporate summary and one page for work samples. Contact information for inquiries includes Ms. Sandy Thompson, SSgt Breanna Hathaway, and Michaela Desch.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE OHIO

CUI

DISCLAIMER: This is not a formal solicitation for proposal or proposal abstracts but rather a Sources Sought synopsis only. The purpose of this sources sought synopsis is to gain knowledge of potential qualified sources and their size classifications relative to NAICS code 624190 Nothing provided in response to the below topics/areas of interest should be construed as a promise of future funded efforts. Participation is strictly voluntary, and the Department of the Air Force will not provide reimbursement for any costs incurred due to participation.

Nothing shared as a response to the below topics should be construed as a guarantee of future work or as direction to modify an existing contract. Only an authorized contracting officer acting within scope of authority may bind the Government.

Please be advised that information provided in response to the topics below are not private and should not contain proprietary information. Information received in response to areas of interest may be made publicly available and should thus not contain classified information nor be proprietary in nature.

771ST Enterprise Sourcing Squadron (771 ESS) at Wright-Patterson AFB is releasing this RFI on behalf of the Department of the Air Force (DAF) Family Advocacy Program (FAP). The purpose of this RFI is to assist the Government in conducting early market research to gain an understanding of industry’s capability and interest in supporting a requirement of this nature. A brief description of the performance objective is below:

The Government requires comprehensive, evidence-based Family Advocacy personal services to support service members and their families. Core mission areas typically include, but are not limited to:

• Domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education.

• Victim advocacy and crisis intervention.

• Clinical assessment, counseling, and case management.

• New parent support and home visitation programs.

** These performance objectives are for example only to allow contractors to have a basic idea of this requirement. A final Performance Work Statement will accompany the solicitation in the future with the total requirements for this service. **

The Government is currently conducting market research to understand how industry providers structure, staff, and execute these complex, high-stakes support services in military or similarly demanding environments.

The Government requests that interested companies provide a capability statement and white paper detailing their operational approaches to the following areas:

Capability Area Specific Information Requested from Industry

Operational Methodology Describe your overarching approach to delivering Family Advocacy services. How does your organization integrate prevention, intervention, and treatment models?

Is your service model primary prevention-focused, treatment-focused or integrated. Briefly explain.

Are services delivered on-site, off-site, virtual or a hybrid model? Provide process details with your model. For virtual models, detail how crisis response works without onsite visits.

For companies that have worked with the Government, detail any differences or additional requirements necessary to successfully perform services for the Government vs working with other entities outside of the Government.

Is your company CMMC complaint? Identify your CMMC level.

Capability and Capacity Does your company have capability and capacity to provide services in the US as well as internationally? Do your international capabilities specifically include the Pacific and Europe regions? Include your geographic footprint in your response.

Do you have contracts outside of the Government? For contracts outside of the government, what are the contract arrangements and what are common line-item structures used? Are the services provided typically personal services?

How do you staff and incentivize retention in remote locations?

Is your company currently a holder of any existing GWAC or other government contract? If so, please provide the contract numbers, agencies and the magnitude of work you have done under those vehicles(s).

Staffing & Credentialing How do you recruit, retain, and manage specialized personnel (e.g., Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Victim Advocates, Registered Nurses)? Please detail your credentialing, vetting, and continuous training processes.

How does your company mitigate shortfalls of staffing during shortages of various labor categories related to the FAP scope? Please detail information on any incentives your company provides for retention and recruitment.

How do you organize supervision for staffing, including clinical supervision and administrative oversight?

Are there typically any labor categories that would be considered to be a part of a wage determination? If so, identify those categories.

What caseload assumptions or ranges do you typically use when planning staffing for similar programs?

Surge & Crisis Response Describe your capability to provide 24/7 support, rapid response, or surge capabilities for crisis interventions outside of standard operating hours or during critical incidents.

Detail the process or processes, tools and technologies that are typically used for crisis response?

How do you measure success in this area and how does your company ensure staffing is efficient and effective in this area?

What preventative practices are considered and/or applied as part of your programs to mitigate crisis?

How do you ensure crisis-response models remain sustainable and do not compromise staff well-being or routine service delivery?

Evidence-Based Practices What specific evidence-based programs (EBPs) do you utilize for domestic and child abuse prevention and treatment, family support, parenting support, victim advocacy and related services?

How do you measure the efficacy and outcomes of these programs (how is success measured)?

How does your organization use outcome data to improve program execution over time?

How does your company define and address recidivism, re-referral, or repeat incidents within the family advocacy services programs you provide?

Data & Case Management Explain your approach to secure case management, ensuring strict compliance with privacy standards (e.g., HIPAA, CUI protocols) while efficiently tracking client progress and programmatic metrics.

Describe your experience handling Controlled Unclassified Information or comparable sensitive information.

What is your approach to data migration and onboarding when assuming an existing caseload, program, or platform form another provider?

What type of technologies, systems and tools do you use to support case management, documentation, scheduling, reporting, or analysis?

Describe your experience operating in Government furnished systems, contractor furnished systems or hybrid environments. Based on your experience, which is most efficient and effective?

What are some industry’s best practices for determining staffing levels, labor mix and service capacity for programs within the family advocacy environment? What main data points would be considered when estimating labor mix for services?

Quality Control & Supervision

How do you monitor service quality, mitigate provider burnout, and ensure proper clinical supervision for staff managing high-stress, high-risk caseloads?

What does your company consider the most critical objectives to determine success of a high performing staffing cadre?

Corporate Summary (1pg):

Identify Company Name, POC, email, phone number, Cage Code, Unique Entity Identifier (UEI), and Unique Identifier (UID) on this page.

1) Is your business a large or small business based on the NAICS Code of this RFI?

2) If small, is it certified under one of the following programs? Name all that apply.

a. Section 8(a) Certified

b. HUBZone Certified

c. Women-Owned Small Business

d. Veteran-Ownes Small Business

c. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

Per the overview provided above, please respond to the following inquiries (Note: For a company that is joint venture or other multiple vendor arrangement, responses must be based on the particular experience of the prime company responding to the RFI):

Please complete the below template for each of the three Corporate Experience examples that are similar in size, scope, and complexity to the above referenced scope of work. Please describe how each example relates to each of the previously described areas of scope.

List only contracts for which the respondent served as the prime contractor for the last three years for family advocacy services. Please note, an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract or Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) is not applicable unless submitted together with a TO similar in size, scope, and complexity to this requirement and awarded and performed under the vehicle. Orders issued under these vehicles can be combined if the work is closely linked with a common customer.

Transition Plan How would your company approach a phased transition to take over existing Family Advocacy operations without disrupting critical ongoing services?

Based on your company’s experience, what is a realistic transition-in timeline for a program of similar size and complexity?

Identify key risks to transition periods for services of this nature and magnitude.

Identify any assumptions your company would make regarding recruiting lead time, credentialing, licensure, background checks, training, and onboarding during transition.

Identify best practices to transition approaches that minimize disruption.

PWS and Contract Structure Recommendations

Identify how you would structure a performance work statement that would drive outcomes and usable data input. This can be an outline summary of the sections of the work statement.

Provide some pros and cons to performance based, outcome based, and statement of work services structure and which is preferable and most effective for industry practices.

Based on experience, which contract structure/pricing structure is optimal and likely most used throughout industry? Provide a detailed example. Also please detail how that aligns to your preferred PWS structure.

Contract Number (if applicable)

Contract/Project Name

Prime or Subcontractor

Percentage of Work (Prime or Subcontractor) completed, and the percent subcontracted out and which services if Prime.

Period of Performance, including option periods (MM/YY-MM/YY)

Value at Award (if part of a larger contract vehicle, only provide the value for the portion doing the work similar to the RFI scope

Project Description

Performance Outcome – Identify any measured performance outcomes that directly attributed to the reductions in cases, recidivism or mission successes.

*NOTE: Please adhere to a page limit of 30 total pages not including 1 corporate summary page and 1 page for work samples. Do not embed additional documents or links to pages that include the requested information.

Interested parties may identify their interest and capability to meet all aspects of the requirement.

Responses and questions should be addressed to Ms. Sandy Thompson at sandy.thompson@us.af.mil, SSgt Breanna Hathaway at breanna.hathaway@us.af.mil, and Michaela Desch at michaela.desch@us.af.mil, no later than the response date and time of 6 Jun 2026 at 1600 Eastern Standard Time.

mailto:sandy.thompson@us.af.mil mailto:breanna.hathaway@us.af.mil mailto:michaela.desch@us.af.mil

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