Juvenile Community Supervision Services with Electronic Monitoring

The Ocean County Youth Services Commission is soliciting competitive proposals from qualified organizations to provide Juvenile Community Supervision Services with Electronic Monitoring for youth eligible for detention‑alternatives during the 2027 contract year. The contractor will deliver structured, graduated community‑based supervision, GPS‑based monitoring, case planning, family engagement, and linkage to treatment, education, and employment services. Funding of $166,400 is available, billed on a fee‑per‑service basis. Contracts may be renewed annually for up to five years based on performance. Key responsibilities include 24/7 intake capacity, individualized supervision plans, active community supervision, electronic monitoring technology management, cultural and language responsiveness, and compliance with extensive reporting, performance, and insurance requirements. • Provide supervised, GPS‑monitored community placement for eligible juveniles • Develop and implement individualized case plans and goal‑setting • Maintain 24/7 response and intake capability • Deliver family engagement, service linkage, and positive youth development components • Submit monthly service reports, quarterly outcome reports, and annual performance plans • Meet staffing, training, insurance, and regulatory standards outlined by the County and State.