CBP Caregivers Services

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is seeking potential sources for child caregiver services for minor children, including minor children of family units and unaccompanied children, at multiple locations within the southwest border area of operations. The contractor will be required to provide caregivers and supervisors to facilitate and promote the safety and well-being of assigned children. The scope of work includes tasks such as staffing, training, and management of caregivers, as well as provision of care and supervision to minor children. The contract will be for a period of 5 years, with 5 separate 1-year ordering periods. Some key responsibilities of the caregivers include: * Providing initial and daily orientation of assigned children and communicating facility expectations and processes * Monitoring minor children at all times and providing general care and direct supervision * Assisting with bathing, feeding, and other basic needs of minor children * Maintaining a safe working environment and adhering to safety rules and health guidelines * Communicating with CBP personnel and medical staff as needed * Providing support to minor children during recreation and exercise activities * Maintaining accurate records and documentation of care provided The contractor will be required to provide pricing for caregiver positions and supervisor positions as an aggregate, fully burdened labor hour rate. The contractor will also be required to develop a staffing plan, provide training to caregivers, and maintain a tracking system to document communication of rights to minor children.