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Secure care is the most restrictive level of care for UAC and is designated for those UAC who have been charged with or convicted of a criminal offense, are chargeable with such an offense, or whose alleged conduct poses a threat to self or others. A secure facility is a licensed facility that is locked with a no-climb fence or one that is identified as a secure juvenile detention facility. For example, no-climb fencing as opposed to concertina wire and offers internal mechanisms and controls to manage violent behaviors. The determination of which UAC meets secure care placement criteria is made by ORR, and assignment of physical custody to a secure care provider facility is made as immediately as possible by ORR. Secure levels of care are licensed in their respective state to operate as a secure facility that houses juveniles with issues surrounding violence and criminal behavior. See attached file.
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Provide care and supervision for children in foster care with parents receiving treatment.
Posted Date
Sep 18, 2023
Due Date
Sep 18, 2028
Release: Sep 18, 2023
Close: Sep 18, 2028
Provide care and supervision for children in foster care with parents receiving treatment.
AvailableThe Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services is seeking adoption agencies, maternity homes, social service organizations, and nonprofit pregnancy centers to provide services including counseling, mentoring, referrals, classes, and material items for its Pregnancy and Baby Care Initiative.
Posted Date
Jan 30, 2026
Due Date
Feb 27, 2026
Release: Jan 30, 2026
Close: Feb 27, 2026
The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services is seeking adoption agencies, maternity homes, social service organizations, and nonprofit pregnancy centers to provide services including counseling, mentoring, referrals, classes, and material items for its Pregnancy and Baby Care Initiative.
Work includes children services placement services.
Posted Date
Dec 12, 2025
Due Date
Feb 23, 2026
Release: Dec 12, 2025
Close: Feb 23, 2026
Work includes children services placement services.
AvailableThe Department of Veterans Affairs (Network Contracting Office 19, Rocky Mountain Acquisition Center) issued a Sources Sought/Request for Information seeking vendors that can provide a Cost Per Reportable Result (CPRR) immunoassay/infectious disease testing system for the Oklahoma City VA Health Care System. The contractor must supply analyzers, reagents, supplies, maintenance, training, and a quality control program, and support a list of FDA-approved tests specified in the notice. Responses (capability statements and completed contractor information) are due Feb 12, 2026 and responders should send capabilities to the Contract Specialist listed.
Posted Date
Jan 15, 2026
Due Date
Feb 12, 2026
Release: Jan 15, 2026
Close: Feb 12, 2026
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (Network Contracting Office 19, Rocky Mountain Acquisition Center) issued a Sources Sought/Request for Information seeking vendors that can provide a Cost Per Reportable Result (CPRR) immunoassay/infectious disease testing system for the Oklahoma City VA Health Care System. The contractor must supply analyzers, reagents, supplies, maintenance, training, and a quality control program, and support a list of FDA-approved tests specified in the notice. Responses (capability statements and completed contractor information) are due Feb 12, 2026 and responders should send capabilities to the Contract Specialist listed.