Responses to questions received for RFP JUV-27-OD-07-002 Online Diversion Programming

Agency:	Iowa Judicial Branch
State:	Iowa
Type of Government:	State & Local
NAICS Category:	541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services
Posted Date:	Apr 20, 2026
Due Date:	May 22, 2026
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State of Iowa

Juvenile Court Services

April 20, 2026

Responses to Questions received regarding Online Diversion RFP JUV-27-OD-07-002:

1. Should participants be engaged in the program while residing in the community (e.g., pre-trial,

probation, deferred prosecution), or while placed in a structured environment (e.g., residential

placement, detention center, treatment facility)? If both settings are anticipated, are there

distinct implementation expectations or operational considerations for each?

Q1 Answer: Participants should be engaged while in the community.

2. Will participants be supervised by probation, case managers, or other justice partners during

program participation?

Q2 Answer: Supervision will vary based on the youth’s legal status at the time of referral.

Some participants may be under supervision (e.g., probation), while others may be referred as

part of a diversion process and may not be formally supervised during program participation.

The online diversion program should be structured so that it can be completed independently

by the youth when supervision is not present.

3. Are there reporting or coordination requirements with supervising entities during the program

period?

Q3 Answer: Yes, please see reporting requirements within Technical Specifications F, H, I, and

K within the RFP.

4. Does the State have an expected number of sessions per week (e.g., one module weekly versus

multiple engagements?

Q4 Answer: JCS District 7 does not have a set number of sessions expected per week.

5. Is there a preferred minimum or maximum weekly time commitment for participants?

Q5 Answer: No, there is not a preferred minimum or maximum weekly time commitment for

participants.

6. Is flexibility permitted in program length based on individual risk/need level, or is a standardized

duration preferred across participants?

Q6 Answer: Flexibility is permitted in program length based on individual risk/need level.

7. Are live or synchronous check-ins required, encouraged, or optional? If required, does the State

have expectations regarding frequency or format (individual or group)?

Q7 Answer: No check-ins are required.

8. How does the State define successful completion (e.g., module completion, time-based

participation, demonstrated behavior change, compliance with court conditions)?

Answer: JCS District 7 defines successful completion of Online Diversion as assigned module

completion.

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State of Iowa

Juvenile Court Services

9. Are there specific reporting templates, data elements, or timelines that providers will be

required to follow?

Q9 Answer: Yes, please see the requirements located within the Technical Specifications of

the RFP.

10. Will recidivism tracking be conducted by the State, the provider, or collaboratively?

Answer: Recidivism will be tracked at the state level.

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Responses to questions received for RFP JUV-27-OD-07-002 Online Diversion Programming

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