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Procurement 530-13-0102
DFPS Mission Program Purpose Service Authorization Processes for Supervised Visitation Documentation & Record Keeping Contractor Performance Measures
The Mission of DFPS is to protect children, the elderly and people with disabilities from abuse, neglect, and exploitation by working with clients, families and communities.
DFPS Mission
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Contract Purpose
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Requirements
Broadband Internet Connection Internet Explorer 6.0 or Higher Microsoft Word Email Address Anti-Virus Program (Active and Up-to-Date)
http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/
Technology
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http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/PCS/About_ PCS/
Quick Links: Select Contracting and Procurement Forms to Obtain the 2970C and 2971C
http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/PCS/Regional_Contr acts/
Note: A current Form 2054 must be received prior to services being rendered and must be maintained in each clients record.
Referrals
The date and time the initial visit will occur Who may visit The location where the visit will be held Preliminary visitation rules or general information
Hold the first (1st) visitation within ten (10) business days of receipt of the authorization to provide services. Emergency situations may occur requiring a need for expedited services. Work closely with DFPS Caseworker to expedite service delivery as requested.
Pre-Visitation Activities
Includes preparing the participating adults prior to the supervised visit in order to lay the ground work for a productive visit.
Initial Visit (Each 2054 must include all Initial Visit activities) Standard Visit (All visits except the Initial Visit)
Visit Documentation
Includes documentation of the observations between all participants.
Service Expectations
Major Service Deliverables
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Contractor Contact Information Contractor must provide the participants with at least two (2) of the following methods to contact the Contractor in the event participant needs to cancel an appointment. Phone number Email address Number to send a text message
Emergency/Expedited Contact
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Secure an appropriate visitation site based on CPS Caseworker recommendations visitation venues;
A= Private-Secure visitation settings; CPS Office, Contractor Office, Contractor Satellite Office B= Semi-Private, Secure visitation settings;
Extended family home, private dining area in public restaurants, etc. C= Public-Secure visitation settings; Restaurants, Parks, etc.
Contractor must receive approval directly on the Service Authorization (Form 2054)
Contractor must obtain written approval from the CPS Program Liaison
Service Expectations
Preparation for Supervised Visit
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Service Expectations
LAST VISIT
Observer Agency Date
OF
AUTHORIZED 2054
Prepare Supervised Visitation Satisfaction Survey Questionnaire for each Adult Participant with the Observer name, Contractor name and date distributed.
Service Expectations
Observation
Observer must be present for the entire visit. Observer must be attentive to the interactions of all the participants. Observer must only observe one (1) visitation at a time. Observer must observe and document observations of the parents or caregivers interactions with the child/children during the visit. Document observations on the Parent/Caretaker Visitation Record and Observation Checklist (Form 3102A). Provide to CPS Caseworker within five (5) business days of the visitation date. Observer must observe and document observations of interactions between siblings during sibling visits. Document observations on the Sibling Relationship Checklist (Form 3113). Provide to CPS Caseworker within five (5) business days of the visitation date.
Service Expectations
Visit Monitoring & Documentation
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Safety
Visit must end at any time the child/children express or exhibit fear of continuing the visit. Visit must end at any time there are safety concerns. Only persons authorized by DFPS are allowed to remove the child/children from the visit. All adult attendees must comply with the Visitation Rules.
Communication
Participants must be allowed to converse in the language of their choice. Observer must be able to understand and effectively communicate with the participants.
Service Expectations
Visit Monitoring & Documentation
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Contractor must:
Receive a 2054 (Service Authorization) Print and Complete Form 2057 (Court Related Services Case Note)
Take to the Deposition or Court Hearing Complete and Sign Obtain DFPS Authorized Signature
Service Expectations
Court Related Services
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FORM #
2054 3101 3102A
FORM NAME
Service Authorization Referral for Supervised Visit Services Parent/Caretaker Visitation Record and Observation Checklist Supervised Visitation Rules for Adult Participant(s) Sign-In Log No No
PROVIDE
TO
DFPS
CLIENT FILE
Yes Yes Yes
FILE
IN
Provide to Caseworker within 5 BD* of Visit Date Provide Copy to Adult Participant(s) Missed Appointment Provide to DFPS Caseworker by 5:00 p.m. on next BD* Provide to DFPS Caseworker within 5 BD* of Visit Date Submit to DFPS with Invoice
3103A
Yes
3104A
Yes
3113 2057
Yes Yes
*Business Day 1Refer to Client Record Documentation Requirements Section 2.20 (Table 3) in the Statement of Work
Deliverables
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Administrative Functions
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Background Check
Applies to All Contractors Employees, Volunteers & Subcontractors
Involved in Direct Delivery of Services to Clients Who Will Have Access to Personal Client Information
Contractor Must Submit Requests Electronically through the DFPS Automated Background Check System (ABCS) Required Every 2 Years Forms 2970c and 2971c
Employee/volunteer/subcontractor information requested on these forms is collected in order to run the background check. Contractor must file the completed 2970c and 2971c with cleared disposition in the employee/volunteer/subcontractor personnel record.
Report All New Persons Associated with this Contract Using PCS-102
Staff/Subcontractors
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Staff
Staff Record Must Be Maintained
Subcontractors
All subcontractors providing services under this Contract must meet the same requirements as specified in this Contract. Prior to the commencement of any services by any subcontractor:
Contractor must receive written acceptance of its subcontract document, subcontracting policies and procedures, and background check procedures within 90 days from the contract effective date. Contractor must receive written DFPS approval on the PCS-102 of the use of the subcontractor.
Staff/Subcontractors
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*Note: DFPS reserves the right to require additional records from the Contractor as needed.
Process DFPS Receives a Complaint DFPS Notifies the Contractor DFPS Determines Who Investigates
DFPS Investigates
Contractor Investigates Report Preliminary Information to DFPS within 5 Business Days of Receiving the Complaint Investigation Completed Determination Reached Complaint Not Validated Complaint Validated
Complaints
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Monitoring
On-Site Monitoring Planned
Performance Measures
Pursuant to Texas Human Resources Code 40.058(b) all Contracts for client services must include clearly defined goals and outcomes that can be measured to determine whether the objectives of the program are being achieved. Performance Measure results will be provided to the Contractor in order to assist the Contractors compliance with the terms of the contract, DFPS policies, and applicable state and federal regulations.
Contract Evaluation
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Performance Measures
Outcome #1
Authorized services provided by the Contractor meet Caseworker expectations.
Target
Percent of aggregated favorable responses made to items on the Caseworker Satisfaction Survey Questionnaire: 90%
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Performance Measures
Methodology
How Will Performance Be Calculated?
Performance will be calculated for each performance period, wholly or partially, depending on the contract start and end dates.
The aggregated number of favorable responses to the Caseworker Satisfaction Survey Questionnaires obtained from Caseworkers for the outcome performance period. The aggregated number of all responses, excluding N/A responses, to the Caseworker Satisfaction Survey Questionnaires obtained from Caseworkers for the outcome performance period.
= % of aggregated favorable responses made to items on the Caseworker Satisfaction Survey Questionnaire
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Performance Measures
Outcome #2
Authorized services provided by the Contractor meet Participant expectations.
Target
Percent of aggregated favorable responses made to items on the Supervised Visitation Satisfaction Survey Questionnaires: 50%
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Contractor will bill for appropriate unit of service based on the type of service, the site of service delivery and the applicable number of units provided. Fees for all service delivery areas specified below:
Ector (Gardendale, Goldsmith, Odessa and West Odessa), Midland (Midland), Andrews (Andrews and McKinney Acres), Ward (Barstow, Monahans, Thorntonville, Wickett, Grandfalls, and Pyote), and Howard (Coahoma, Forsan, Sand Springs and Webb Village) Counties.
Unit Rate
Service Service Code Unit of Service In CPS Office Location Other than CPS Office Add On for Video Recording Visit
Rules Discussion & Visitation Planning Visitation Missed Appointments Court Related Services
92L
One Time
$7.50
$10.00
$30.00 $15.00
$5.00
Compensation
*Contractor will bill for appropriate unit of service based on the type of service, the site of service
delivery and the applicable number of units provided.
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Visitation Compensation
The Unit of Service is per hour of face-to-face time spent observing, videotaping and documenting the visit.
All Billing
Billed under the name of the oldest family member in attendance. Time spent waiting to begin the Visitation Services when participant is late is billable from the moment the visit is scheduled to begin until the time the visit is completed. Beginning and ending time supporting the Unit of Service billed must be documented in each Client file on the applicable observation checklists and sign-in logs.
Compensation
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Invoicing
DFPS
Create 2054 Send Send Pre-Bill Pre-Bill
Receive 2054
Provide Service
Review Pre-Bill
Contractor
Send Billing Invoice Complete Billing Invoice Determine Billable Amount
Form 4116-Xe, signed Form 2057 for Each Court Ordered Service Billed, signed
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Invoicing
In CPS Office
$7.50
No
$0
Receive Pre-Bill
Visitation
Yes
$30/hr
Video Recording
$5.00
No
Yes
$15.00
$0
For visits conducted in the following service delivery areas: Ector (Gardendale, Goldsmith, Odessa and West Odessa), Midland (Midland), Andrews (Andrews and McKinney Acres), Ward (Barstow, Monahans, Thorntonville, Wickett, Grandfalls, and Pyote), and Howard (Coahoma, Forsan, Sand Springs and Webb Village) Counties 33
Yes
$40/hr
Invoicing
Location Other than CPS Office
Receive Pre-Bill What is the Service?
$10.00
No
$0
Visitation
Yes
$40/hr
Video Recording
$5.00
No
Yes
$20.00
$0
For visits conducted in the following service delivery areas: Ector (Gardendale, Goldsmith, Odessa and West Odessa), Midland (Midland), Andrews (Andrews and McKinney Acres), Ward (Barstow, Monahans, Thorntonville, Wickett, Grandfalls, and Pyote), and Howard (Coahoma, Forsan, Sand Springs and Webb Village) Counties 34
Yes
$40/hr
DFPS and Contractor may make modifications to this Contract according to the requirements in Section 8 of the Uniform Terms and Conditions (2282UTC).
Contract Changes
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Cancel by Contractor
24-Hour Notice to Client Required
Complaints
Within 5 Business Days from Notification
Submit preliminary report
Invoice
15th Day of the Month
Submit Invoice Court Related Services Include 2057 with Invoice
1st
Visit Documentation
Timeframes Recap
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Handouts
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Contract Technicians
Linda Bernal. Tel. 210- 337-3597 Email: linda.bernal@dfps.state.tx.us
Email Linda.Tavel@dfps.state.tx.us
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