Adams and Associates, Inc., contracting for the U.S. Department of Labor, for the operation of the Woodstock Job Corps Center, a 428 student residential training facility located at 10900 Old Court Road, Woodstock, Maryland 21163. 

We are currently soliciting written bids for on-site TEAP Specialist. Hourly rate is limited to a maximum of 26 hours per week for 48 weeks. Holidays, student travel Days, Etc., services are not required. Hours for subcontractor to be decided upon contract award. The period of performance for this subcontract is March 9, 2016 through July 31, 2016 with a 6 month option for August 1, 2016 through January 31, 2017. Written quotes should include cost price per hour for the above time periods listed.

 All written bids should be submitted in writing to DeNora Brown, Purchasing Agent no later than February 24, 2016 by COB 5:00 p.m. EST. Bids may be faxed to (410) 696-9401 or sent via e-mail to [email protected].

 Please provide a copy of state licenses, professional degrees, certificate of insurance and or certifications as well as a resume. Any questions you may contact DeNora Brown at (410) 696-9321.

SCOPE OF WORK:

The TEAP Specialist will provide students of the Woodstock Job Corps Center with the services stated below. Such services will be provided as authorized by the Center Director or his/her representative.

Services to be provided will include, but will not be limited to those TEAP services specified in the Job Corps Policy and Requirements Handbook, Chapter 6, Section 6.11, R1; and applicable Technical Assistance Guides). These services include but are not limited to:

 

1. Substance use prevention and education, to include:

 

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  • Minimum of a 1-hour interactive presentation on substance use prevention for all new students during the Career Preparation Period.

   

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  • Presentation (s) on managing substance misuse, abuse and dependency conditions in the workplace to students during the Career Development and Transition Periods.

   

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  • At least three annual center-wide substance use prevention and education activities.

   

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  • Clinical consultation with the Center Director, management staff, center mental health consultant, and health and wellness manager regarding substance use related prevention and education efforts for students and staff.

   

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  • Coordination with other departments/programs on center to develop integrated prevention and education services.

   

 

1. Assessment for identification of students at risk for substance use problems to include:

 

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  • Review of Social Intake Form (SIF) or intake assessment of all students performed by counseling staff within 1 week of arrival.

   

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  • Formalized assessment measures (e.g., SASSI3 or SASSIA2) and clinical judgment to determine students' level of risk for substance use.

   

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  • Collaboration with the center mental health consultant to determine when a MSWR or medical separation is appropriate and should be recommended for a student with substance use conditions.

   

 

1. Intervention services for students identified at an elevated risk for substance use, to include:

 

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  • Individual and group intervention services with a focus on behaviors that represent employability barriers.

   

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  • Collaboration with the center mental health consultant for students with co-occurring conditions of mental health and substance use.

   

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  • Referral to off-center substance abuse professionals or agencies for ongoing treatment and/or specialized services.

   

 

1. Drug and alcohol testing, to include:

 

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  • Drug and alcohol testing procedures

   

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  • Policies related to positive drug or alcohol tests

   

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  • Notification of drug or alcohol test results

   

 

1. Maintaining the accuracy and confidentiality of all TEAP documentation in the student health record.

 

 

 

2. Enforcing appropriate student workplace behavior at all times while on center.

 

 

 

3. Collecting data and preparing reports as required by the Center Director and/or the Department of Labor.

 

 

 

4. Cooperating with corporate and Regional Office Center assessments.

 

The TEAP specialist agrees to adhere to the policies, procedures, and guidelines established by Job Corps.

It is understood and agreed that the services provided by the TEAP specialist are subject to monitoring and review by the Department of Labor.

Adams and Associates, Inc. reserves the right to reject any bids and select the bid deemed most responsible. Bidders should be aware of bid requirements for federally funded projects and act accordingly.

TRAINEE EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TEAP) SPECIALIST