Maui Trauma-Informed Early Learning Center
| Location: | Hawaii |
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| Posted: | Jun 5, 2025 |
| Due: | Jun 10, 2025 |
| Agency: | State Government of Hawaii |
| Type of Government: | State & Local |
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| Solicitation No: | Q25003215 |
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General Information
Q25003215 Maui Trauma-Informed Early Learning CenterGeneral InformationSolicitation Number
Q25003215Status
ReleasedDepartmentHealthDivisionFamily Health Services DivisionIslands (where the work/delivery is to be performed)
StatewideCategoryGoods and ServicesRelease Date 06/05/2025Offer Due Date & Time06/10/2025 04:30 PMDescriptionThe Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) Family Health Services Division (FHSD) Children with Special Health Needs Branch (CSHNB) Project LAUNCH focuses on promoting positive mental health supports and services for children and families. Project LAUNCH is a federally funded program to promote wellness of young children birth through eight years of age. Project LAUNCH defines wellness as a state of positive physical, emotional, social, and behavioral health. The goal of Project LAUNCH is to identify and address mental and behavioral concerns before they develop into serious emotional disturbances. Project LAUNCH has identified three strategies to prevent mental and behavioral disorders: the first is to conduct health screenings to identify possible concerns early, the second is provide training to parents and families, and the third is to conduct infant and early childhood mental health consultation. Project LAUNCH seeks a qualified community-based, non-profit organization in Hawaii to design a Trauma-Informed Early Learning Center in Lahaina, Maui, that is comprehensive, culturally responsive aimed at promoting the social, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral well-being of children from birth through age five (5). Grounded in trauma-informed care and family-centered practices, the Center provides integrated supports that address the impacts of adversity and promote resilience for children, families, and providers. It is envisioned that this Center will incorporate all three of the Project LAUNCH strategies to prevent mental and behavioral disorders.Contact PersonTholen, IanEmail ian.tholen@doh.hawaii.gov Phone808-733-9062General CommentsProcurement OfficerWilliam AakhusAttachments AG-008 103D General Conditions (1.10.23).pdf
Q25003215Status
ReleasedDepartmentHealthDivisionFamily Health Services DivisionIslands (where the work/delivery is to be performed)
StatewideCategoryGoods and ServicesRelease Date 06/05/2025Offer Due Date & Time06/10/2025 04:30 PMDescriptionThe Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) Family Health Services Division (FHSD) Children with Special Health Needs Branch (CSHNB) Project LAUNCH focuses on promoting positive mental health supports and services for children and families. Project LAUNCH is a federally funded program to promote wellness of young children birth through eight years of age. Project LAUNCH defines wellness as a state of positive physical, emotional, social, and behavioral health. The goal of Project LAUNCH is to identify and address mental and behavioral concerns before they develop into serious emotional disturbances. Project LAUNCH has identified three strategies to prevent mental and behavioral disorders: the first is to conduct health screenings to identify possible concerns early, the second is provide training to parents and families, and the third is to conduct infant and early childhood mental health consultation. Project LAUNCH seeks a qualified community-based, non-profit organization in Hawaii to design a Trauma-Informed Early Learning Center in Lahaina, Maui, that is comprehensive, culturally responsive aimed at promoting the social, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral well-being of children from birth through age five (5). Grounded in trauma-informed care and family-centered practices, the Center provides integrated supports that address the impacts of adversity and promote resilience for children, families, and providers. It is envisioned that this Center will incorporate all three of the Project LAUNCH strategies to prevent mental and behavioral disorders.Contact PersonTholen, IanEmail ian.tholen@doh.hawaii.gov Phone808-733-9062General CommentsProcurement OfficerWilliam AakhusAttachments AG-008 103D General Conditions (1.10.23).pdf
Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility
of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related
to this Solicitation), to:
Tholen, Ian.
Q25003215 Maui Trauma-Informed Early Learning CenterLine Items
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GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureJOBTitleCollaborate with DOH and Maui early childhood partnersDescriptionCollaborate with key representatives from DOH and Maui County Early Childhood Resource Coordinator to ensure tasks and timelines are executed effectively. Work with existing early childhood partners on Maui to identify a child care site able to house an early learning center and secure necessary permits and approvals to pass inspection for a licensed child care center.Attachments
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| Commodity Code | Description |
| 923120 | Maternity and child health program administration |
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GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureJOBTitleIdentify best practices for behavioral screenings/consultationDescriptionIdentify best practices to consider incorporating developmental and behavioral screenings of children and depression screenings of adults at this center. Best practices may include:
i. Conduct regular screenings for children aged 0-5 years using validated tools.
ii. Assess developmental milestones, social-emotional skills, and behavioral health indicators.
iii. Refer children to appropriate support services when necessary. Identify best practices for including parent and family support workshops and trainings on child development, trauma informed care, and mental health at these centers. Best practices may include:
i. Educate families on child development, emotional regulation, and trauma-sensitive caregiving.
ii. Conduct workshops on stress management, responsive parenting, and self-care strategies.
iii. Provide resources for strengthening parent-child relationships and promoting resilience. Identify best practices to include infant and early childhood mental health consultation and training for staff at the center to promote their wellbeing and support children’s social and emotional development.
i. Offer on-site and virtual consultation services for staff
ii. Support staff in creating trauma-informed, emotionally supportive classroom environments.
iii. Provide strategies for managing challenging behaviors and fostering secure attachmentsAttachments
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| Commodity Code | Description |
| 923120 | Maternity and child health program administration |
i. Conduct regular screenings for children aged 0-5 years using validated tools.
ii. Assess developmental milestones, social-emotional skills, and behavioral health indicators.
iii. Refer children to appropriate support services when necessary. Identify best practices for including parent and family support workshops and trainings on child development, trauma informed care, and mental health at these centers. Best practices may include:
i. Educate families on child development, emotional regulation, and trauma-sensitive caregiving.
ii. Conduct workshops on stress management, responsive parenting, and self-care strategies.
iii. Provide resources for strengthening parent-child relationships and promoting resilience. Identify best practices to include infant and early childhood mental health consultation and training for staff at the center to promote their wellbeing and support children’s social and emotional development.
i. Offer on-site and virtual consultation services for staff
ii. Support staff in creating trauma-informed, emotionally supportive classroom environments.
iii. Provide strategies for managing challenging behaviors and fostering secure attachmentsAttachments
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GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureJOBTitleProvide professional development for all staff DescriptionProvide professional development for all staff at the cite on trauma informed care and infant and early childhood mental health.Attachments
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| 923120 | Maternity and child health program administration |
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GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureJOBTitleDesign a way to evaluate effectiveness of health screeningsDescriptionDesign a way to evaluate effectiveness of health screenings, parent trainings, infant and early childhood mental health consultation at this center to promote young child wellness.Attachments
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| 923120 | Maternity and child health program administration |
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GeneralQuantity1Unit of MeasureJOBTitleProduce report with documentation of findingsDescriptionProduce report with documentation of findings that includes concerns, challenges, and successes of these activities and recommendations.Attachments
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| Commodity Code | Description |
| 923120 | Maternity and child health program administration |
Direct all questions regarding this Solicitation, and any questions or Issues relating to the accessibility
of this Solicitation (Including the appendices and exhibits to this Document, and any other document related
to this Solicitation), to:
Tholen, Ian.
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- QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SOLICITATION: Unless otherwise indicated, questions regarding this solicitation must be directed to the Buyer listed.
- TRANSACTION FEES: The awarded vendor shall pay a transaction fee of 0.75% (.0075) of the award, not to exceed $5,000 for each award. This transaction fee shall be based on the original award amount and the awarded vendor shall be responsible for payment of the fee to Tyler Hawaii, the vendor administering the HIePRO. Payment must be made to Tyler Hawaii within thirty (30) days of receipt of invoice. The invoice is generated based on the date the award is posted.
- VENDOR NON-COMPLIANCE : NON-COMPLIANCE may result in a vendor not receiving an award, delay of payment, or cancellation of award. If the vendor does not maintain timely compliance, which is the vendor’s responsibility, an offer otherwise deemed responsive and responsible may not be awarded. State agencies may check for compliance at any time.
- HAWAII GENERAL EXCISE TAX (GET): Unless otherwise stated in this solicitation, vendors shall include all applicable taxes in the price submitted. The Hawaii General Excise Tax (GET) shall not exceed 4.712% for the islands of Oahu, Kauai , Hawaii, and Maui.
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- VENDOR COMPLIANCE – PAPER DOCUMENTS : Vendors not utilizing HCE shall provide paper certificates that must be valid at the time of award. All applications for applicable clearances are the responsibility of the vendor, who must be compliant pursuant to HRS§103D-310(c) with the chapters 1) Chapter 237, General Excise Tax Laws; 2) Chapter 382, Hawaii Employment Security Law; 3)Chapter 386, Worker’s Compensation Law; 4) Chapter 392, Temporary Disability Insurance; 5)Chapter 393, Prepaid Health Care Act; and 6) §103D-310(c), Certificate of Good Standing (COGS) for entities doing business in the State. Upon receipt of compliance paper documents (A-6, LIR#27, COGS), the purchasing agency reserves the right to verify their validity with the respective issuing agency.
- ADDITIONAL FEES AND CHARGES: Vendors shall include all applicable fees, charges, surcharges, shipping/handling, delivery, or any other charges associated with this solicitation in the price submitted.
- RESPONSE TO THIS SOLICITATION: Only responses submitted through HIePRO shall be considered for award.
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