CVSSD training sessions

The Oregon Department of Justice's Crime Victims Survivor Services Division (CVSSD) is pursuing a sole source procurement for specialized training services through Compass Resolutions. The procurement involves a training series consisting of two 32-hour mediation courses and one 16-hour restorative justice course, each designed to accommodate up to twenty-eight participants. The primary objective is to equip CVI grantees with tools and coached experience to function as impartial third-party community violence interveners, with a specific focus on preventative and restorative interventions. The training will provide practical application skills for participants working in community violence intervention contexts. The procurement is scheduled for implementation on September 6, 2024, with the same date serving as the proposal due date. Potential bidders or interested parties must submit any protests through the OregonBuys platform prior to the closing date, and copies of the agency's determination can be requested through the same system.

While this appears to be a sole source procurement specifically targeting Compass Resolutions, no explicit set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent types are mentioned in the available documentation. The procurement seems focused on a specialized training service with a narrow scope of delivery, suggesting limited competition. No specific budget range or award value is explicitly stated in the provided materials. The training is specifically designed for CVI grantees, indicating a targeted approach to building intervention capabilities within specific community service organizations. Compass Resolutions is positioned as the exclusive provider of these training services, based on the department's determination of their unique capability to meet the specific training requirements for community violence intervention techniques.