For Juvenile Justice Services Case Management Platform RFP
Description: Erie County, New York is seeking proposals from qualified entities to provide a customizable case management platform for tracking outcomes involving justice-involved juveniles. The contract is expected to begin by the end of 2026, run for two years, and include potential extensions based on performance and funding. The services will be performed in Erie County, New York, and this is a county procurement rather than a grant program.
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Erie County, New York is seeking proposals from qualified entities to provide a customizable case management platform for tracking outcomes involving justice-involved juveniles. The contract is expected to begin by the end of 2026, run for two years, and include potential extensions based on performance and funding. The services will be performed in Erie County, New York, and this is a county procurement rather than a grant program.
Erie County, New York is seeking proposals from qualified entities to provide a customizable case management platform for tracking outcomes involving justice-involved juveniles. The contract is expected to begin by the end of 2026, run for two years, and include potential extensions based on performance and funding. The services will be performed in Erie County, New York, and this is a county procurement rather than a grant program.
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