Volunteer Biddings - Procurement Opportunities

The notice describes a requirement for chaplain services at the 319th reconnaissance wing chapel. The services will be provided at the Prairie Rose Chapel on Grand Forks Air Force Base. The service includes recruiting volunteers, background checks (if applicable), musical training, and leading rehearsals. Additional information about past performance, subcontractors, and joint ventures is also included, but not directly related to the chaplain service.

The tender seeks a music director/musician for Catholic services at Robins AFB. The contract includes providing music for services, rehearsals, and special events. Requirements include experience, proficiency in specific instruments (piano and guitar), vocal leadership, choir/praise team management, and maintaining positive relationships with volunteers and staff. A background check is mandatory, and the contractor must comply with government safety and health regulations, including OSHA and DOD directives. The contractor is responsible for returning government-owned music scores and equipment. The period of performance is from May 31, 2025, to May 30, 2026. The contractor must submit purchase/repair requests, recruit volunteers, and maintain a professional attitude. The government reserves the right to inspect contractor performance and may observe files and records. The contractor must report any lost keys and comply with all applicable laws and regulations. The contractor is preferred to reside in or near the Warner Robins area. Base closures may affect the contract, and the contractor must follow specific procedures in such cases. There is a 10-calendar day period to correct any noncompliance issues.

This tender seeks a music director/musician for the Protestant service at Robins AFB. The successful candidate must have a minimum of three years of college in music or equivalent experience, proficiency in playing piano and/or acoustic guitar, singing ability, and experience leading choirs and praise teams. Responsibilities include rehearsals, services, special services, coordinating with the chaplain, and maintaining a professional environment. A background check is mandatory, and the contractor must comply with all safety and health regulations. The period of performance is from May 31, 2025, to May 30, 2026. The contractor is responsible for filing taxes, obtaining licenses, and complying with host nation laws. The government reserves the right to inspect the contractor's performance and files/records.

Ionia County invites organizations to apply for funding to support opioid prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery programs. Proposals are due May 30, 2025. The number of awards depends on available funds, which vary annually. Funding will be allocated to support programs addressing local priority needs in education, treatment, and recovery, and address gaps in county services. Organizations must utilize funds within the associated calendar year as supplemental funding, not replacing existing funding, and ensure all funds are used in alignment with exhibit e and the definition of opioid remediation. Indirect costs cannot exceed 15% of awarded funds. Organizations are required to provide biannual progress reports and an annual report at project close. Proposals will be scored based on evidence-based strategy, feasibility, evaluation, suitability, equity, reach, and additional items. Notice of award is expected by June 30, 2025.