RFP J28003 Domestic Violence Intervention Services, Adult Client
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- P27000626
- State
- Hawaii
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Kelly Kimura kelly.y.kimura@courts.hawaii.gov (808) 538-5805
Opportunity details come from hiepro.ehawaii.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Hawaii State Judiciary is soliciting proposals under RFP J28003 for domestic violence intervention services serving the Adult Client Services Branch, First Circuit, with a mandatory orientation on October 30, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. Hawaii Standard Time via Microsoft Teams and proposals due December 3, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. through the Hawaii Electronic Procurement System (HlePRO). Applicants must demonstrate compliance with Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 103F, including tax clearances, labor law compliance, and business registration. Proposals must include a financial audit or financial statement review completed within the last calendar year by an independent Hawaii-licensed CPA, or the proposal will be deemed non-responsive.
Scope covers evidence-based or evidence-informed cognitive behavioral intervention for adults and juveniles adjudicated for domestic violence offenses, services to children experiencing domestic violence, and supportive services to victims and children. Service activities include Adult Domestic Violence Intervention Programs, Domestic Violence Anger Management, Parenting After Violence, victim support, and children's services, with potential supervised child visitation and exchanges. Estimated First Circuit volumes on Oahu are 500–1,500 persons who perpetrate domestic violence, 1,000–4,000 victims, 50–300 children and adolescents, 200–800 visitations and exchanges, and 150–400 families. Required qualifications include gender-relevant work with domestic violence families, collaboration with coalitions and criminal justice agencies, trauma-informed and culturally competent practice, state and federal fingerprint-based criminal history checks, and sex offender registry searches. Program supervisors must hold graduate degrees in social work, psychology, or related behavioral health fields and have at least one year of domestic violence experience. Performance requires 85 percent of program completers to remain violence-free for 20 consecutive weeks.
The contract period runs July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2029, with a potential two-year extension through June 30, 2031, subject to appropriation and satisfactory performance. Pricing uses a negotiated fixed-price structure on budget forms SPOH-205, SPOH-206A, and SPOH-206B. Probable funding sources include State general and special funds, contingent on legislative appropriation and grant award availability. A mandatory 0.75 percent transaction fee, not to exceed $5,000 for the total contract term, applies to awards made through HlePRO.
Proposals will be scored on 100 points: service delivery (55), experience and capability (20), project organization and staffing (15), and financial (10).
Written questions are due November 2, 2026 at 2:00 p.m., and Judiciary responses are due November 10, 2026 at 4:30 p.m.
Opportunity text
Domestic violence intervention services are requested that will provide evidence based or evidence informed practices, cognitive behavioral intervention services for adults and juveniles who have been adjudicated for domestic violence offenses, services to children who are experiencing domestic violence in their families, and supportive services to victims and children of domestic violence. The overarching goals are for services to enhance victim, child, and community safety, while holding people who perpetrate domestic violence accountable for their battering behavior and reducing recidivism. Services should include but not be limited to providing justice-involved individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent further victimization, and to offer alternative cognitive-behavioral skills training that will strengthen their ability to take responsibility for their battering and make safe and healthy behavioral choices. Experience in working with individuals and/or families involved in domestic violence in gender relevant ways is required. Applicants must evidence the ability to collaborate with other domestic violence agencies including, but not limited to, active participation in and with domestic violence coalitions, task forces, criminal justice agencies, the Judiciary, and other relevant state agencies and private sector organizations which are involved in ending domestic violence.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFP J28003.pdf |
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