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The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) Division of Procurement released the request for proposals (RFP IKAA2015000073) on October 17, 2014. Proposals were due by November 19, 2014. In the awards announcement, the state did not mention how many responses were received. The services are funded through the 1991 Senate Bill 94 regarding the juvenile detention continuum. Funding for the services comes from Colorado’s marijuana cash fund. The state’s 22 judicial district Senate Bill 94 plans manage the use of 382 detention beds statewide, as well as an allocation of funding to reduce the state’s reliance on . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | February 27, 2015

Colorado DHS Division Of Youth Corrections RFP IKAA2015000073 Seeks Adolescent Reinforcement Approach Training

The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) Division of Procurement released the request for proposals (RFP IKAA2015000073) on October 17, 2014. Proposals were due by November 19, 2014. In the awards announcement, the state did not mention how many responses were received. The services are funded through the 1991 Senate Bill 94 regarding the juvenile detention continuum. Funding for the services comes from Colorado’s marijuana cash fund. The state’s 22 judicial district Senate Bill 94 plans manage the use of 382 detention beds statewide, as well as an allocation of funding to reduce the state’s reliance on . . .

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