100 Black Men of Omaha, Inc.

AIM Institute

Avenue Scholars

Banister's Leadership Academy (Collective for Youth partner)

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands (Collective for Youth partner)

Boys Town

Bridges Out of Poverty

Buffett Early Childhood Institute

Canopy South

Carole’s House of Hope

CEDARS Youth Services

Charles Drew Health Center, Inc.

CHI Health

Child Saving Institute

Children's Nebraska

Civic Nebraska (Collective for Youth partner)

Clarkson College

Collective for Youth (Collective for Youth partner)

College of St. Mary

College Possible

Completely Kids (Collective for Youth partner)

Creighton University

CUES School System

D2 Center

DIBS for Kids

DREAM (Collective for Youth partner)

Educare of Omaha

Emerging Ladies Academy (Collective for Youth partner)

Empowerment Network

Engaged Leaders Thrive

Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging

EPIC for Girls

Future Soccer, Inc. (Collective for Youth partner)

Gifford Farm (Collective for Youth partner)

Hope Center for Kids

Invention Scouts (Collective for Youth partner)

Iowa Western Community College

Jesuit Academy

Keep Omaha Beautiful (Collective for Youth partner)

Kids Can Community Center (Collective for Youth partner)

Latino Center of the Midlands

Learning Community of Douglas and Sarpy Counties

Mentor Nebraska

Methodist Health System

Metropolitan Community College

No More Empty Pots (Collective for Youth partner)

NorthStar Foundation

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium (Collective for Youth partner)

Omaha Housing Authority

Omaha Performing Arts

OneWorld Community Health Centers

Partnership 4 Kids

Project Harmony

Rabble Mill

Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare

SAVE Program

Smart Gen Society

Snapology (Collective for Youth partner)

Special Olympics Nebraska

Stay in School, Stop the Violence

Teen Center (Collective for Youth partner)

TeamMates

The BRIDGE Family Resource Connector Network

The Rose Theatre (Collective for Youth partner)

The Simple Foundation

The Wellbeing Partners

Tyrome Williams Foundation (Collective for Youth partner)

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

University of Nebraska Medical Center

Urban League of Nebraska

United Way of the Midlands (UWM): Job's for American's Graduates (JAG) Nebraska

WhyArts (Collective for Youth partner)

Wisdom House Collaborative (Collective for Youth partner)

Within Reach

YMCA of Greater Omaha (Collective for Youth partner)

All Service Providers will be required to submit current certificates of insurance cspdocuments@ops.org  prior to receiving approval to work in a school.  In the future, certificates of insurance must be submitted no later than five business days after the insurance renewal date. The service Provider is required to maintain and pay all premiums on the following policies of insurance:

Commercial General Liability

Minimum limits of at least:                

• $1,000,000 Per Occurrence
• $2,000,000 General Aggregate
• $2,000,000 Completed Operations Aggregate
• $1,000,000 Personal and Advertising Injury

Coverage shall be provided by a standard form Commercial General Liability Policy covering bodily injury, property damage including loss of use, and personal injury.

OPS shall be named as additional Insured on a primary and non-contributory basis including completed operations. Additional Insured status shall be maintained for 2 years after final acceptance and payment.

Professional / E&O Liability

Minimum limits of at least:

• $1,000,000 Per Occurrence
• $1,000,000 General Aggregate

Coverage shall have an effective date or retro date on or before the date of the Agreement and shall be maintained during the term of the Agreement and for a minimum period of one year after the term expires.

Sexual Abuse & Molestation Liability

Minimum limits of at least:

• $500,000 Per Occurrence
• $1,000,000 General Aggregate

Coverage shall have an effective date or retro date on or before the date of the Agreement and shall be maintained during the term of the Agreement and for a minimum period of one year after the term expires.

Automobile Liability

Minimum limits of at least:

            $1,000,000 per accident, combined single limit BI/PD

Coverage shall apply to any Owned, Hired, and Non-Owned Autos.

Workers Compensation

Minimum limits:  Statutory coverage for the state where the Project is located.

Employers Liability Insurance

Minimum limits of at least:

• $500,000 Each Accident
• $500,000 Disease – Per Person
• $500,000 Disease – Policy Limit

Umbrella / Excess Liability insurance

Minimum limits of at least:

            $1,000,000 Per Occurrence

Umbrella/ Excess liability insurance policy shall provide liability coverage over the specified Workers Compensation, Employers Liability, Commercial General Liability and Auto Liability policies.

The service Provider agrees to waive its rights of recovery against OPS and its employees, officers, agents, Board members and contractors for any claim or loss that is covered by collectible policies of insurance. The insurer shall endorse the commercial general liability, automobile liability, workers compensation, employer's liability, and umbrella/excess liability policies of Service Provider to waive subrogation against OPS and its employees, officers, agents, Board members and contractors.

Evidence of such insurance coverage in effect shall be provided to OPS in the form of a certificate of insurance executed by a licensed representative of the participating insurer(s), and the polices shall be endorsed to provide that OPS shall receive at least ten (10) days written notice of any cancellation or non-renewal of any policy of insurance. Failure to demand such certificate(s) or other evidence of full compliance with these insurance requirements or failure to identify a deficiency from evidence provided by Service Provider shall not be construed as a waiver of Service Provider’s obligation to maintain such insurance.

Agency Insurance

Service Provider shall require all subcontractor of Service Provider providing any services under this Agreement to maintain the same insurance coverages, with insurers acceptable to OPS and (Service Provider), as are required of Service Provider herein prior to commencement of any work under the Agreement or Project Attachments. OPS and Service Provider shall also be added as additional insureds on such policies.

In addition to the two submissions required above, Service Providers should be aware that the District will begin requiring Service Providers to test any employee, contractor or volunteer for the presence of alcohol or drugs if the employee, contractor or volunteer appears to be under the influence at any time while on District premises.  Once the above steps are completed, principals, program directors, district points of contact, and the service provider organization will be informed by email when the service provider programming may begin and which service providers will have access to schools, programs, and facilities. Service Providers may not initiate services without written approval in the form of email from the Community Partnership Coordinator.

Background checks are required of any service provider employee, contractor or volunteer who will have access to Omaha Public Schools’ students, families, and/or staff at any District school, program, or facility while performing their programming.  The District requires that Service Providers must obtain, at Service Provider’s cost, a criminal background check, a national and county of residence criminal history record check, a check of the Abuse and Neglect Registries for adults and children, a check with the Nebraska State Patrol Sex Offender Registry and the United States Justice Department Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public website (collectively, “Background Check”), for all employees, contractors or volunteers who are providing services under the Agreement and at the initiation of employment for all new employees providing services under the Agreement who will come in contact with District students.

Listed below are the areas background checks must cover.

• Address to Criminal History (7 years)
• Adult Abuse Registry, NE
• Child Abuse Registry, NE
• Global Report
• Multi-Court Jurisdictional Database
• National Sex Offender Registry
• Nationwide Federal Criminal

Service provider organizations should review background checks prior to submission to ensure the background checks meet their specific employment, contractor, or volunteer requirements.   While Omaha Public Schools does not determine who your organization chooses to hire as an employee or contractor or who you permit to volunteer, the District will not permit any of your employees, contractors, or volunteers with a history of crime(s) against a child or any violent crime(s) from having direct contact with our students. Omaha Public Schools does not allow sex offenders to volunteer or support in our schools.

Starting in the 2024-25 school year, verification of background checks must be submitted by July 15 for each upcoming academic year. In order to be considered current, a background check must be completed within sixty (60) days prior to an employee, contractor or volunteer’s first contact with OPS or within the last 12 months for an individual with a history of regular support on-site with OPS students.  For any employee, contractor or volunteer starting after that date, Service Provider shall provide verification of the completed background check prior to permitting the employee, contractor, or volunteer to commence providing services to District students, families, and/or staff. Omaha Public Schools Human Resources will periodically audit randomly selected background checks from service providers to ensure that the individuals working in our schools do not present a danger to our students, families, or staff.  Any concerns found during these audits will be discussed with the provider.

For services or expansion of services to be initiated in January of 2025 or August 2025.

For services or expansions of services to be initiated in August of 2025.

For internal OPS requests and committee business.