Support Services Wolf Creek Job Corps.

Background
The contract is issued by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) for Clinical Support Services at the Wolf Creek Job Corps Center. The purpose of this contract is to provide essential support services that impact student enrollment and outcomes, addressing challenges such as recruitment and attrition rates, labor market conditions, and provider engagement.

The USDA aims to mitigate supply and demand imbalances in staffing through this initiative.

Work Details
The contractor will provide clinical support services including but not limited to: Nurses, Center Mental Health Counselors, and Drug/Alcohol Abuse Counselors. Responsibilities include detecting and addressing indicators of identity fraud and unauthorized substitutions, ensuring continuous oversight of personnel including remote workers, and adhering to reporting requirements specified in the contract.

The contractor must also ensure timely removal and replacement of personnel who do not meet eligibility or performance standards, maintain workforce integrity, and comply with security requirements.

Period of Performance
The total duration of this contract shall not exceed one (1) year.

Place of Performance
Wolf Creek Job Corps Center.

Bidder Requirements
This opportunity is a Small Business Set Aside - Total (SBA). Bidders must demonstrate technical capability, past performance, and provide firm-fixed pricing for all items. Key personnel must meet specific qualifications related to clinical support services. Security clearances may be required as part of compliance with government regulations.

Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail)
This opportunity appears to have a confirmed incumbent based on the prior contract 47QREA21D001D-12318726F0010 awarded to ACI Federal for $542,256 (11/04/25–07/31/26). The prior award description references “JOB CORPS PRIORITY 3 ESSENTIAL SERVICES WOLF CREEK,” which aligns with the current requirement for clinical support services at the Wolf Creek Job Corps Center, including nurses and mental health and drug/alcohol counseling. The overlap in location (Wolf Creek) and the essential clinical support function suggests the current effort may be a continuation or follow-on of the same services.