Community-Based Transportation Program Services

A government authority located in Pennsylvania is seeking a provider to deliver community-based transportation program services. The agency needs to solve transportation barriers for up to 500 youth annually who are participating in supported diversion programming. The selected provider will deliver safe, reliable, and no-cost door-to-door transportation to support increased attendance and timely engagement in workforce and skill-building programming. The scope of work requires the provider to maintain licensed and trained drivers while ensuring compliance with all safety, insurance, and background clearance requirements. The agency requires the implementation of trauma-informed and youth-centered practices throughout the service delivery. Additionally, the provider must establish clear communication channels with referral partners to verify attendance, troubleshoot barriers, and promptly report service disruptions or safety concerns. The project covers consistent coordination, data reporting, and active participation in performance review meetings to strengthen collaboration across the diversion partnership network. Eligible bidders must be onshore United States organizations. The agency allows the performance of the work to be completed offsite, and bidders must submit their proposals digitally via email or online. The agency is looking for proposals to determine the budget for this initiative. The contract period will span four years. The agency will host a pre-bid meeting on May 29, 2026, and bidders must submit all questions no later than June 5, 2026.