Specifications include, but are not limited to: Possess and maintain a current, valid Maryland RCC license for the requisite Program(s) for which the Contractor submits a Proposal and remain in good standing with the appropriate licensing agency(ies) (see RFP Section 2.2.10). Operate its RCC facility(ies) within the State of Maryland. Operate its RCC facility(ies) 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Contractors must have 24 hour supervision by awake staff. Contractors shall operate their RCC Program(s) consistent with the regulations and requirements of the RCC Program placement and licensing policies as detailed in COMAR 14.31.05 through 07; COMAR 10.22.02 for DDA; and COMAR 10.21.07 for TGH. Comply with all applicable State and federal laws, regulations, DHS policies, standards and guidelines affecting the care and supervision of children in the Contractor’s care. Contractors shall remain abreast of and comply with current, new, and revised laws, regulations, and DHS policies, which may include, but may not be limited to: Bill of Rights for Maryland’s Children and Youth in Children’s Residential Facilities Maryland DHS IPM Place Matters Ready By 21 Maintain a policy and procedures manual(s) describing in detail the Contractor’s philosophy and approach to care and delivery of service to include the Maryland DHS IPM and Ready By 21 initiatives. Comply with RCC services described in the Scope of Work, RFP Section 2 herein. Submit the appropriate comprehensive Individual Treatment Plan (ITP) or Individual Service Plan (ISP) as required by COMAR 14.31.06.17. Develop a Behavior Management Plan that employs positive behavior interventions, strategies and supports as appropriate to the needs of the child and consistent with COMAR 14.31.06 and 10.22.01. This requirement is not applicable to the Medically Fragile (MF) Program. Plan, facilitate, and coordinate all preventive, routine, and emergency medical, mental health and dental care services for each child in conjunction with the LDSS. Arrange for and ensure that each school-aged resident attends an educational or vocational program in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws (see Education, RFP Section 2.3.15). This may also include the need to provide transportation to and from educational programs. Ensure that the Program’s residential child care workers are certified by the State Board for the certification of Residential Child Care Program Professionals as outlined in Health Occupations Article §20-301-(b)(1)and (2), as applicable. Ensure that its e-mail address, telephone and actual contact person information is up to date and on file with the SSA Project Manager.