How to bid on Resiliency & Transition Support for Military Child & Youth Program Professionals for DEPT of the Navy

What the agency is buying

The Department of the Navy is seeking contractor support for resiliency and transition programming. This program will provide training and resources to military-connected youth and the professionals who serve them in Child and Youth Programs (CYP) across Navy, Air Force, and Army Reserve installations.

The goal is to help military children and youth cope with life changes such as relocation, deployment, and reintegration. Deliverables may include in-person training, virtual training, webinars, digital resources, and physical materials. This opportunity is for firms that can equip youth leaders and CYP professionals with structured peer-to-peer resiliency tools.

Key dates and deadlines

This solicitation was published on July 16, 2026. Vendors must submit any questions about this opportunity by July 30, 2026, at 12:00 PM CST. The final deadline for proposals is August 17, 2026, at 5:00 PM ET. All proposals must be submitted by this time.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity is suitable for firms with expertise in education, training, and youth development, particularly those with experience in resiliency and transition support programs. Vendors should be capable of developing and delivering a variety of materials, including in-person and virtual training, webinars, and digital resources. Experience working with military families or child and youth programs is relevant.

How to respond

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Tips for a competitive response

Clearly demonstrate your understanding of the unique challenges faced by military children and youth during transitions. Highlight your experience in developing and delivering effective resiliency programs. Provide specific examples of how your proposed approach will equip both youth leaders and CYP professionals with practical, structured tools.

Ensure your proposal addresses all required deliverables, including in-person and virtual training, webinars, and digital resources. Pay close attention to the submission instructions and deadlines for both questions and the final proposal to avoid disqualification.