Bright Futures - UPDATED
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFQ 35910-14666
- State
- Tennessee
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
Updated .
About this opportunity
The Tennessee Department of Children's Services is requesting quotations for the Bright Futures program under RFQ 35910-14666, with responses due July 29, 2026.
The RFQ documents are available but the source material does not specify the scope of goods or services, contract value, contract term, place of performance, evaluation criteria, incumbent vendor, set-asides or preference programs, or procurement timeline detail beyond the quotation due date. The solicitation establishes provisions for bidder questions, clarifications, and potential pre-bid meetings or site visits; vendors should consult the complete RFQ and exhibit documents through Tennessee procurement channels for full scope, technical specifications, pricing format requirements, and award timeline.
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Update #10 · Latest ·
Request for Qualifications for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services include case management, life skills instruction, employment readiness training, crisis response with 24/7 on-call support, community partner coordination, educational navigation, healthcare advocacy, financial literacy instruction, and transition support services to adulthood.
Update #9 ·
Request for Qualifications for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services include case management, employment readiness, life skills instruction, crisis response/on-call support, coordination with community partners, educational navigation, healthcare advocacy, financial literacy instruction, and transition support to adulthood.
Update #8 ·
Request for Qualifications for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services include case management, life skills instruction, employment readiness training, crisis response with 24/7 on-call support, community partner coordination, educational navigation, healthcare advocacy, financial literacy instruction, and transition support to adulthood.
Update #7 ·
Request for Qualifications for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services include case management, life skills instruction, employment readiness, crisis response and 24/7 on-call support, community partner coordination, educational navigation, healthcare advocacy, financial literacy instruction, and transition support services to adulthood.
Update #6 ·
Request for Qualifications for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services support transition to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
Update #5 ·
Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the Tennessee Department of Children's Services for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services include case management, employment readiness, life skills instruction, crisis response/on-call support, coordination with community partners, and transition support to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
Update #4 ·
The Department of Children's Services seeks to partner with an agency to provide statewide case management services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually served in the Bright Futures program. The program supports young adults ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16, assisting them with transition to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
Update #3 ·
Request for Qualifications issued by the Tennessee Department of Children's Services for statewide case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services support transition to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
Update #2 ·
Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the State of Tennessee Department of Children's Services for the Bright Futures program. The Department seeks to partner with an agency to provide statewide case management services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually served in the Bright Futures program. The program supports young adults ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16, assisting them with transition to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
Update #1 ·
Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the Tennessee Department of Children's Services for statewide case management services for the Bright Futures program. The solicitation seeks qualified agencies to provide comprehensive case management and transition support services for approximately 1,200 young adults annually (approximately 595 on any given day) ages 18-23 that have aged out of foster care and young adults that exited foster care to adoption or subsidized permanent guardianship after age 16. Services support transition to adulthood with skills, knowledge, experience, and supports necessary for education, housing, employment, health services, and permanent supportive relationships.
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