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PROPOSED CONTRACT
Department(s): Adult Probation and Social Service Departments, Circuit Court of Cook County
Vendor:
Center for Advancing Domestic Peace, Chicago, Illinois
Pathway to Peace, Inc., Chicago, Illinois
Sarah’s Inn, Oak Park, Illinois
South Suburban Family Shelter, Homewood, Illinois
Request: Authorization for the Chief Procurement Officer to enter into and execute
Good(s) or Service(s): Domestic Violence Intervention Counseling
Contract Value:
Center for Advancing Domestic Peace, Chicago, Illinois - $380,000.00;
Pathway to Peace, Inc., Chicago, Illinois - $155,000.00;
Sarah’s Inn, Oak Park, Illinois - $305,000.00;
South Suburban Family Shelter, Homewood, Illinois - $320,000.00;
Contract period: 12/1/2018 - 11/30/2021, with two (2) one-year renewal options
Potential Fiscal Year Budget Impact:
FY 2019 $386,666.66 (11326 - $170,000.00; 11328 - $216,666.66);
FY 2020 $386,666.67 (11326 - $170,000.00; 11328 - $216,666.67);
FY 2021 $386,666.67 (11326 - $170,000.00; 11328 - $216,666.67)
Accounts: Special Revenue fund accounts - 11326.1310.10155.520830 Professional Services; 11328.1310.19400.520830 Professional Services
Contract Number(s):
1790-17142C - Center for Advancing Domestic Peace
1790-17142H - Pathway to Peace, Inc.
1790-17142K - Sarah’s Inn
1790-17142L - South Suburban Family Shelter
Concurrences:
The contract-specific goal set on these contracts was zero.
The Chief Procurement Officer concurs.
Summary: These contracts provide specialized treatment services ordered by the court for adult domestic violence offenders who are supervised by the Adult Probation and Social Service Departments of The Circuit Court of Cook County. Services provided under the contract include assessments and individual and group counseling as deemed appropriate, billed to Cook County at prescribed hourly rates. There are currently more than 2,500 probationers under court supervision for domestic violence offenses.
These contracts were awarded through a Request for Qualifications process in accordance with the Cook County Procurement Code. Each contract award was based on established evaluation criteria and are part of a service network of thirteen providers, encompassing all of Cook County, that assist offenders in their own communities.
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