Training Services for Ohio Risk Assessment System and Case Planning (ORAS/CP)

The state of Arizona is seeking training services related to the Ohio Risk Assessment System and Case Planning (ORAS/CP), with a contract opportunity posted on July 8, 2024, and proposals due by July 11, 2024. This procurement appears to focus on comprehensive training services for implementing and utilizing the ORAS/CP assessment and case planning methodology, likely within a criminal justice, probation, or rehabilitation context. Potential vendors will be expected to provide specialized training programs that cover the technical implementation, administration, and strategic application of the ORAS/CP system. Qualified providers must demonstrate extensive expertise in risk assessment methodologies, case management protocols, and training delivery mechanisms specific to justice-involved populations. The procurement requires detailed training curricula, potential train-the-trainer modules, and likely includes both in-person and potentially virtual training components. Evaluation criteria will likely emphasize vendor qualifications, training methodology, subject matter expertise, and proven experience with similar risk assessment and case planning systems.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, state procurement typically encourages participation from small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, and local vendors. The contract appears to be open to professional training organizations, consulting firms, and specialized criminal justice training providers with demonstrated expertise in risk assessment systems. Given the specialized nature of the ORAS/CP training services, vendors will need sophisticated understanding of justice system dynamics, assessment protocols, and adult/juvenile rehabilitation strategies. The procurement likely represents a significant professional services opportunity, potentially valued between $50,000 and $250,000, depending on the scope of training services, number of personnel to be trained, and duration of the contract. Interested vendors should carefully review the full solicitation documents to understand precise qualification requirements, submission guidelines, and potential integration expectations with existing Arizona justice system infrastructure.