The Judicial Council of California seeks a person or entity to develop and/or provide a curriculum on legal and emotional permanency toward a kin-first culture for juvenile court stakeholders.
The work is performed in Sacramento, CA.
Proposals are due by December 4, 2026, at 1:00 PM PST.
The solicitation was posted on October 23, 2026.
The procurement method is Request for Proposals (RFP No. RFP-CFCC-2026-15-DM).
The contact is Deborah Mok at 415/865-7794 or deborah.mok@jud.ca.gov.
Curriculum development will incorporate youth voice and lived experience, new case law and legislation.
Method
Request for Proposals
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Specialized educational services - Training planning facilitation & delivery - Training planning and development consultancy
Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Source
Cal eProcure
What this bid is asking for
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Develop and/or provide a curriculum on moving legal and emotional permanency toward a kin-first culture.
Incorporate youth voice and lived experience, new case law and legislation into the curriculum.
Deliver the curriculum in person to juvenile court stakeholders.
Explain the Family First Prevention and Services Act, concurrent planning, family engagement and connectedness as they lead to emotional and legal permanence.
Posted Scope of Work
The Judicial Council seeks the services of a person or entity to develop and/or provide a curriculum that can be delivered in person, on moving legal and emotional permanency toward a kin-first culture specifically explaining how the Family First Prevention and Services Act, concurrent planning, family engagement and connectedness, lead to emotional and legal permanence. Curriculum development will focus on topics of legal and emotional permanency for all juvenile court stakeholders specifically incorporating the youth voice and lived experience, new case law and legislation. Please visit the Courts Bidders/Solicitations web page to view the published Solicitation: https://courts.ca.gov/request/rfp-cfcc-2026-15-dm/rfp/interdisciplinary-permanency-training-kin-first-culture-juvenile-court-stakeholders
86132102 Specialized educational services - Training planning facilitation & delivery - Training planning and development consultancy
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Questions & answers
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What is the due date for proposals?
December 4, 2026, at 1:00 PM PST.
Who is the contact person for this solicitation?
Deborah Mok.
What is the contact email?
deborah.mok@jud.ca.gov.
What is the place of performance?
Sacramento, CA.
Full source recordEvery field Cal eProcure published, untouched
Row
Dept
Judicial Branch
Name
Interdisciplinary Permanency Training (Kin-First Culture) for Juvenile Court Stakeholders, RFP No. RFP-CFCC-2026-15-DM
Status
Posted
Event Id
0000040763
End Date Raw
12/04/20261:00PM PST
Detail
Bu
0250
Format
Sell Event / RFx
Unspsc
Code
86132102
Description
Specialized educational services - Training planning facilitation & delivery - Training planning and development consultancy
Version
1
End Date Raw
12/04/2026 1:00PM PST
Pub Date Raw
10/23/2026 3:20PM PDT
Contact Name
Deborah Mok
Description
The Judicial Council seeks the services of a person or entity to develop and/or provide a curriculum that can be delivered in person, on moving legal and emotional permanency toward a kin-first culture specifically explaining how the Family First Prevention and Services Act, concurrent planning, family engagement and connectedness, lead to emotional and legal permanence. Curriculum development will focus on topics of legal and emotional permanency for all juvenile court stakeholders specifically incorporating the youth voice and lived experience, new case law and legislation. Please visit the Courts Bidders/Solicitations web page to view the published Solicitation: https://courts.ca.gov/request/rfp-cfcc-2026-15-dm/rfp/interdisciplinary-permanency-training-kin-first-culture-juvenile-court-stakeholders
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Source: Cal eProcure (event 0000040763), retrieved via California's Cal eProcure statewide procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
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