Lane Youth Services

Overview

Environmental, Water & Energy

Portland, Oregon, United StatesPosted 16 days agoDeadline: May 21st, 2026

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SUMMARY

Washington, DC seeks a provider to field and equip youth crews for hands-on environmental education and land management training.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must be a non-Federal public entity or non-profit entity
Must serve youth with an active case with the Lane County Department of Juvenile Justice
Must have a Unique Entity Identifier
Must be registered with the System of Award Management (SAM.gov)
Must be registered with Grants.gov
Must provide workers' compensation insurance for participants
Must employ experienced crew leaders
Must provide one work crew consisting of four to ten participants plus one or more supervisors

BUDGET

Verified

$150,000

CONTRACT DURATION

60 months

TIMELINE

Issue Date: April 2nd, 2026

Application Due Date: May 2nd, 2026

Estimated Award Date: May 21st, 2026

Base Period: Date of Award through May 31st, 2027

Option Year 1: June 1st, 2027 through May 31st, 2028

Option Year 2: June 1st, 2028 through May 31st, 2029

Option Year 3: June 1st, 2029 through May 31st, 2030

Option Year 4: June 1st, 2030 through May 31st, 2031

QUESTION DEADLINE

May 8th, 2026

Issuing Agency

U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Portland District

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DESCRIPTION

The government authority in Washington, DC is seeking a vendor to provide Lane Youth Services. These services will involve fielding youth crews for approximately 25 days, contingent on funding and personnel availability. Crews are expected to arrive fully equipped with necessary overhead requirements including vehicles, trailers, tools, and equipment.

During the program, youth crews will engage in discussions and training related to proper tool use, land management practices, biology, native plant communities, and the ecological relationships among local species. The initiative also focuses on the natural history of native ecosystems, aiming to foster education and practical experience in environmental stewardship.

Source attribution

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