Domestic Violence Intervention Programming Services

The Kent County government authority in Michigan is seeking a vendor to provide domestic violence intervention programming services. This programming will serve sentenced felony offenders and individuals with delayed or deferred felony dispositions. The agency aims to reduce the risk of future domestic violence and criminal behavior, increase participant accountability, and support successful community supervision outcomes. The requested scope of work requires a curriculum that addresses the underlying beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and relationship dynamics associated with domestic violence and abusive conduct. The program must incorporate strategies promoting personal accountability, emotional regulation, healthy communication, conflict resolution, and nonviolent relationship skills. The curriculum must also help participants recognize patterns of coercive, controlling, or aggressive behavior, and it must include strategies to accommodate literacy limitations, cognitive barriers, or other responsivity needs. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency allows the performance of the work to occur offsite. Bidders must submit their proposals digitally via email or online, and the agency is currently looking for proposal pricing rather than specifying a set budget. The agency will host a non-mandatory teleconference on June 11, 2026, to discuss the opportunity. Bidders must submit all questions regarding the solicitation no later than June 17, 2026.