Family Advocacy Program Services for Air Force Families
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The Department of the Air Force is conducting market research for comprehensive, evidence-based Family Advocacy Program services to support over 2.6 million Air Force families across 76 installations worldwide, requiring expertise in domestic and child abuse prevention, behavioral health support, victim advocacy, clinical counseling, case management, and new parent home visitation programs.
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Scope & Requirements
The Government seeks industry input on delivering comprehensive, evidence-based family advocacy services including abuse prevention, behavioral health support, crisis intervention, clinical counseling, case management, and home visitation programs for military families across domestic and overseas installations.
Deliverables
- White paper detailing operational approaches
Attachments
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- Contract Type
- TBD
- Estimated Value
- est. $15M – $25MSimilar contracts award $10K – $317K (median $43K, 895 awards)Above typical range
- NAICS Codes
- Place of Performance
- Wright-Patterson, OH, US
- Set-Asides
- SB
Qualifications & Eligibility
- Set-Aside Category
- FAR 19.5
Agency & Contact
Contracting Organization
- Agency
- DEPT OF DEFENSE
- Sub-Agency
- Department of the Air Force
- Office
- Air Force Materiel Command, 771st Enterprise Sourcing Squadron
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Key Dates
Description
the performance
objective is below: The Government requires comprehensive, evidence-based Family Advocacy personal and non personal services to support service members and their families covers over 76 installations (59 conus/17OCONUS and 2.6M DAF Families). Core mission areas typically include, Domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education Behavorial Challenges in youth and children Victim advocacy and crisis intervention. Clinical assessment, counseling, and case management. New parent support and home visitation programs. These performance
objectives are for example only to allow contractors to have a basic idea of this requirement. A final Performance Work Statement will accompany the solicitation in the future with the total
requirements for this service. The Government is currently conducting market research to understand how industry providers structure, staff, and execute these complex, high-stakes support services in military or similarly demanding environments. The Government requests that interested companies provide white paper detailing their operational approaches and complete the survey at the following link https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/dzLdYjzaFj Sandy Thompson Alternative
Point of Contact Michaela Desch
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