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Sample Contracts and Training for FBCO Subcontractors

  • Washington DC, FBCO Contract Sample
    The D.C. Department of Employment Services entered into legal contracts with each of its FBCO sub-grantees to implement a job readiness and job placement program to serve hard-to-serve adults providing essential supportive services, including monitoring, personal support, clothing, child care, transportation and other ancillary services. This sample shows how to structure a contract with an FBCO including a description of services and tasks, staffing responsibilities, reporting, records, monitoring, budget, payment provisions, financial management and audit, records and reports, and other terms and conditions.
  • Anne Arundel, MD, FBCO Contract Sample
    The Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation entered into legal contracts with each of its FBCO sub-grantees. For this project, all clients had to be low-income adults residing in public housing or receiving housing subsidies, or receiving other public assistance. The contract stipulates that the grantee needs to host an on-site publicly accessible Mini-Career Center; provide core and intensive services to no less than 100 eligible customers; enroll and fund no less than 40 eligible customers in training services; and several other terms are listed. This sample shows how to structure a contract with an FBCO including the statement of work, legal conditions, budget, and payment terms. It includes a description of services, program operation hours, client eligibility, enrollment, performance measures, deliverables, and other program requirements.
  • SkillSource Group Operations Manual
    The SkillSource Group, Inc. is the non-profit of the Northern Virginia Workforce Investment Board and developed this manual for its 15 sub-grantees based on their experience that a lot of questions come up with a new grant. The manual explains the NVWIB's mission along with a map of SkillSource Centers; provides information on the Department of Labor's Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiative, equal treatment regulations for religious organizations, and definitions for outcomes measures; and includes case management documents and financial reporting instructions. Other templates include a referral form, individual employment plan, eligibility verification, needs assessment, client satisfaction survey, monitoring tool, and additional forms. Several of the sub-grantees are working with Limited English Populations and the forms in the manual will be translated.
  • AAWDC Operations Manual
    Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation created a practical guide for its sub-grantees to ensure program consistency. This manual was distributed to each sub-grantee at an orientation, where they reviewed the entire manual together. The manual includes all relevant information about the grant program as well as templates needed by sub-grantees. The manual explains AAWDC's mission and organization; provides information on the Department of Labor's Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiative, equal treatment regulations for religious organizations, and definitions for outcomes measures; and offers guidance on program management and financial reporting. Templates include a participant sign-up sheet, case management checklist and narrative, individual employment plan, training eligibility form, and others. The grants administrators also included a monitoring tool designed to monitor the sub-grantees and explained the monitoring process.

Documents in this library were either created by Department of Labor grantees or sub-grantees and are listed for the purposes of peer to peer sharing or were created by contractors for training and assistance to grantees. The U.S. Department of Labor is not responsible for the specific contents of these documents.



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