DAF Family Advocacy Program FAP2026SS
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AI-generated · Jun 05, 2026Amendment to the DAF Family Advocacy Program Sources Sought expands eligibility to allow first-tier subcontractors to submit relevant experience, and seeks early market research on industry capability and interest in providing family advocacy services. Wright-Patterson AFB’s 771 ESS is coordinating on behalf of the Air Force Family Advocacy Program to gauge how providers could structure, staff, and execute these complex services across 76 installations and 2.6 million DAF families.
The requested services are comprehensive, evidence-based family advocacy support, including domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education; addressing behavioral challenges in youth; victim advocacy and crisis intervention; clinical assessment, counseling, and case management; and new parent support and home visitation. A final Performance Work Statement will accompany the future solicitation with the full requirements. Interested firms should submit a white paper detailing operating approaches and complete the survey at https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/dzLdYjzaFj.
AMENDMENT0001 FAP2026SS The purpose of this amendment 0002 is to incorporate a revised PDF version of the Sources Sought. This RFI revises the following information "List only contracts for which the respondent served as the prime contractor or first Tier Subcontractor for the last three years for family advocacy services" to allow for first Tier Subcontractor submission of experience. 771ST Enterprise Sourcing Squadron (771 ESS) at Wright-Patterson AFB is releasing this RFI on behalf of the Department of the Air Force (DAF) Family Advocacy Program (FAP). The purpose of this RFI is to assist the Government in conducting early market research to gain an understanding of industry s capability and interest in supporting a requirement of this nature. A brief description of the performance objective is below: The Government requires comprehensive, evidence-based Family Advocacy personal and non personal services to support service members and their families covers over 76 installations (59 conus/17OCONUS and 2.6M DAF Families). Core mission areas typically include, Domestic abuse and child abuse prevention and education Behavorial Challenges in youth and children Victim advocacy and crisis intervention. Clinical assessment, counseling, and case management. New parent support and home visitation programs. ** These performance objectives are for example only to allow contractors to have a basic idea of this requirement. A final Performance Work Statement will accompany the solicitation in the future with the total requirements for this service. ** The Government is currently conducting market research to understand how industry providers structure, staff, and execute these complex, high-stakes support services in military or similarly demanding environments. The Government requests that interested companies provide white paper detailing their operational approaches and complete the survey at the following link https://forms.osi.apps.mil/r/dzLdYjzaFj
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