SLATE Announces RFP for WIOA Title I Career Services

ST. LOUIS, MO – The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE), on behalf of the St. Louis Workforce Development Board (SLWDB), announces the release of a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking a qualified organization to provide Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title I Career Services and related workforce development services in the City of St. Louis.

The selected provider will deliver career services to adults, dislocated workers, and participants in related workforce programs at the SLATE Missouri Job Center, located at 1520 Market Street in downtown St. Louis.

Services will include career counseling, job search and placement assistance, skills assessments, case management, access to occupational training and apprenticeships, and employer recruitment support. The goal is to help St. Louis residents gain the skills and opportunities needed for meaningful employment while connecting local businesses with qualified workers.

Important Dates

● RFP Release: October 27, 2026
● Deadline for Questions: November 3, 2026
● Proposal Submission Deadline: November 30, 2026
● Anticipated Contract Start: July 1, 2027

Interested organizations can review the complete RFP, eligibility requirements, and submission instructions on the SLATE website.

Questions regarding the RFP must be directed to Martha A. Sands, Administrative Assistant II, at SLATERFP@stlworks.com or 314-657-3575.

About SLATE Missouri Job Center
SLATE is the City of St. Louis government agency providing no-cost services to job seekers and businesses, including employment assistance, job training, and career advancement opportunities. Since 1975, SLATE has remained committed to developing a strong, inclusive workforce that supports economic growth throughout the city. For more information, visit www.stlworks.com or call (314) 589-8000.

Federal Funding Disclosure
Pursuant to the Stevens Amendment, the RFP identifies $1,613,824 in federal funding, representing 80% of total program costs. The remaining 20% is identified as non-governmental funding.