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U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services·Maryland

Emergency Intake Facility and Wrap Around Services for Unaccompanied Alien Children

Closes 8/3/2026$50M – $500MRequest for Information
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Description

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF), Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) is seeking information from contractors who can design, establish, operate, maintain, and support Emergency Intake Facility (EIF) campuses and associated wrap-around services on a nationwide basis, scalable to meet fluctuating Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) referral volumes. The contractor will be expected to provide a range of services, including campus site identification, facilities, and infrastructure; direct care services; medical services; education services; legal services information; sponsor services and case coordination support; line-of-sight and sound supervision and behavior management services; campus security services; facilities management; supplies, equipment, and property accountability; transportation services; and program management. • Campus site identification, facilities, and infrastructure capable of supporting populations of up to 3,000 children • Rapid site mobilization and phased ramp-up, achieving initial operating capacity for a minimum of 400 UAC within 30 days of task order award • Direct care services, including UAC orientation, case management, and behavioral health and mental health services • Medical services, including 24/7 medical staffing, initial medical examinations, immunizations, family planning services, and medical isolation/quarantine capacity • Education services, including individualized educational assessments and structured classroom instruction • Legal services information, including notification of rights to counsel and access to legal assistance • Sponsor services and case coordination support, including documentation collection, sponsor vetting coordination with ORR's Division of Sponsor Assessment and Division of Case Assessment, and release coordination • Line-of-sight and sound supervision and behavior management services consistent with ORR trauma-informed care standards • Campus security services, including perimeter security, access control, and video surveillance systems • Facilities management, including custodial, maintenance, food service, laundry, and IT support services • Supplies, equipment, and property accountability, including furnishings, medical equipment, communications equipment, and transportation vehicles • Transportation services, including escorted transport of UAC for sponsor unification, inter-facility transfers, and emergency movement • Program management, including a Project Management Plan, staffing plans, risk management, and records management in accordance with Federal records requirements

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Contact

Emily Graham

[email protected]

Key dates

Opened
7/17/2026
Closes
8/3/2026

Last updated

Details

Type
Request for Information
Industry
Social Services
NAICS
62423

Budget estimate

$50,000,000 – $500,000,000

The budget for this contract is likely to be substantial, given the scope and complexity of the services required. The contractor will need to design, establish, operate, maintain, and support Emergency Intake Facility (EIF) campuses and associated wrap-around services on a nationwide basis, scalable to meet fluctuating Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) referral volumes. The contractor will need to provide a range of services, including campus site identification, facilities, and infrastructure; direct care services; medical services; education services; legal services information; sponsor services and case coordination support; line-of-sight and sound supervision and behavior management services; campus security services; facilities management; supplies, equipment, and property accountability; transportation services; and program management. The budget will likely be in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, given the scope and complexity of the services required. The budget will depend on the number of UAC referred to the contractor, the length of time the contractor is required to provide services, and the level of care and support required.

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