The Department of Youth Justice and Victim Support seeks proposals to deliver the Gold Standard Early Intervention Proven Initiatives Program for at-risk youth (aged 8-17). Services must be holistic, therapeutic, evidence-based, and community-driven. Key KPIs include 90% of participants not committing crime and 75% school/training attendance. The funding cap is up to 5,000,000 GST exclusive per annum for a 3-year period. Suppliers must comply with Child Safe Standards and provide audited financial statements.
The closing date for submissions is Friday, 14 August 2026, at **** midday AEST. closing date: **** midday friday 14 august 2026
The first quarterly instalment will be paid within 28 days after the service agreement start date, with subsequent payments within 28 days after compliant data submission. The first quarterly instalment will be paid within 28 days after the service agreement start date.
The customer will select the quotes assessed as providing the best value for money. The customer will select the quotes assessed as providing the best value for money.
Suppliers must demonstrate the program has been delivered in Queensland within the last 12 months and provide audited financial statements for the last two financial years. The program has been delivered in queensland within the last 12 months.
The request for clarification cut off is **** midday Friday, 31 July 2026. request for clarification cut off: **** midday friday 31 july 2026
Offers that do not meet mandatory requirements are nonconforming and will be set aside from further evaluation. Offers that do not meet mandatory requirements are nonconforming and will be set aside from further evaluation, no matter how well they may meet the desirable requirements.
The funding cap is up to a total of 5,000,000 GST exclusive per annum. funding cap: up to a total of 5, 000, 000 gst exclusive per annum.
Suppliers must describe a clear evidence-based model that aligns with the program's requirements, including service delivery, flexible support, and referral processes. The supplier must describe a clear evidencebased model that aligns with the programs descriptions and requirements outlined in the rfq section 1 part b.