RFP-CFCC-2026-12-DM SB331 Family Court Services Domestic Violence Toolkit, Curriculum Development & Training

The California Judicial Council is issuing RFP-CFCC-2026-12-DM, a request for proposal seeking an expert or specialized entity to develop a comprehensive domestic violence toolkit, curriculum, and training program for Family Court Services professionals. This procurement targets the state of California and applies to multiple jurisdictions including Lake Riverside CDP, Marin City CDP, Twin Lakes CDP, Hidden Valley Lake CDP, and Yosemite Lakes CDP. The scope of work includes building upon curriculum developed in 2025 to create in-person training sessions for court-connected mediators, child custody recommending counselors, evaluators, and their leadership. The selected vendor must demonstrate specialized knowledge of domestic violence and child abuse impacts on family systems, child custody and visitation matters, and cultural dynamics affecting families in the court system. Key deliverables encompass the toolkit development, comprehensive curriculum creation, and delivery of training sessions to Family Court Services professionals. The solicitation was posted on February 26, 2026, with a proposal due date of March 24, 2026. Interested parties should visit the Courts Bidders/Solicitations web page at https://courts.ca.gov/request/cfcc-2026-12-dm/rfp/sb331-family-court-services-domestic-violence-toolkit-curriculum-development-training for complete solicitation details and submission requirements.

The solicitation document does not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, incumbent vendor information, or award value ranges in the provided materials. Potential respondents should consult the complete RFP posted on the Judicial Council's website to identify any specific eligibility requirements, organizational restrictions, evaluation criteria beyond those mentioned, budget parameters, and any existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements. The proposal evaluation will likely prioritize demonstrated expertise in domestic violence and child welfare matters, as well as the ability to develop culturally competent training materials and deliver effective professional development to court personnel. Organizations interested in responding should review the full solicitation document carefully to ensure compliance with all submission requirements and to confirm eligibility before the March 24, 2026 deadline.