RFP CFCC24-187RB SB 331 Implementation

The California Judicial Council is soliciting proposals for RFP CFCC24-187RB SB 331 Implementation, a contract focused on developing comprehensive curriculum and training modules related to the Keeping Children Safe from Family Violence Act. The primary objective is to create educational materials and training programs for various judicial system professionals, including judges, commissioners, mediators, child custody recommending counselors, and evaluators. The contractor will be responsible for designing curriculum that implements the specific objectives of Senate Bill 331, with a goal of enhancing professional understanding and response to family violence issues. The solicitation was posted on November 25, 2024, with proposals due by December 16, 2024. All inquiries must be directed to Solicitations@jud.ca.gov, and interested parties are advised to visit the Courts Bidders/Solicitations web page for complete solicitation details. The procurement appears to be a statewide initiative covering multiple California counties and jurisdictions, ranging from large metropolitan areas like Los Angeles and San Francisco to smaller counties such as Alpine and Amador.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the solicitation likely follows standard California state procurement guidelines for diverse and disadvantaged business enterprises. The contract seems oriented toward professional consulting and training development firms with expertise in judicial system education, child welfare, and family violence prevention. No incumbent vendors are mentioned, and no specific budget range is provided in the available information. The project appears to require deep subject matter expertise in legal training, child welfare protocols, and family violence intervention strategies. Potential respondents should demonstrate comprehensive understanding of SB 331's objectives, strong curriculum development capabilities, and proven experience in creating educational programs for judicial and legal professionals. The breadth of jurisdictions involved suggests this is a significant statewide initiative with potential for substantial impact on California's family court and child welfare systems.