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AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS is a federal contractor, registered under UEI WQVHLM4KYUJ5. It has been awarded $15,900 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Educational Support Services and Other Technical and Trade Schools. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Health And Human Services and Department Of Defense.

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Student and School Nutrition Professional Nutrition Education Sub-Grant
Solicitation # 642541
The Iowa Department of Education is offering approximately 115,000 dollars in competitive sub-grants to Iowa public and nonpublic schools participating in the National School Lunch Program. Each School Food Authority can apply for an award ranging from 5,000 to 14,500 dollars to implement one or more of three components: middle school nutrition education, school nutrition professional training with student engagement, and nutrition education for the Afterschool Snack Program. The primary goal is to increase the consumption of fresh fruits, vegetables, and scratch-made menu items that align with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Preference in scoring is given to schools where more than 50 percent of students qualify for free and reduced price meals, those implementing multiple grant components, and applicants providing five or more nutrition lessons. Eligible expenses include Registered Dietitian Nutritionists, culinary instructors, taste test food samples, educational supplies, and specific food preparation equipment such as commercial food processors or fruit and vegetable bars, provided they accompany staff training. Grantees must attend an onboarding webinar and are required to submit a final report and at least three activity photos by June 30, 2027. All applications must be submitted via the IowaGrants portal by December 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Reimbursements are processed through the same system upon the submission of itemized invoices and supporting documentation. The program strictly prohibits the use of funds for reimbursable meals and adheres to comprehensive nondiscrimination and civil rights policies.
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NAICS: 611710
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K-5 Literacy Universal Screening, Progress Monitoring, Reporting, and Instructional Decision-Support System
Solicitation # RFP-2026-0014
The Pittsburgh Public School District is soliciting a K-5 literacy universal screening, progress monitoring, reporting, and instructional decision-support system. The objective is to implement a system that identifies student literacy needs across domains such as phonics, decoding, and reading comprehension, providing districtwide visibility and actionable data for teachers. A critical requirement is that student-level results and recommended instructional next steps must be available to educators within two school days of assessment completion. The system must operate independently of any core curriculum and provide automated data delivery via API or secure file transfer to ensure seamless integration with district systems. The contract is anticipated to last up to five years, with a project start date of February 1, 2027, and annual continuation subject to Board approval. Proposals are due by November 23, 2026, and must include a narrative not exceeding 30 pages, a pricing schedule, and technical evidence of psychometric reliability and validity. Award decisions will be based on the most advantageous proposal, evaluated through a two-stage process involving written scoring and standardized demonstrations. While Eligible Business Enterprise participation is not scored directly, it serves as a tie-breaker for substantially equal proposals. Selected vendors must provide proof of liability insurance and ensure all personnel maintain required Pennsylvania state clearances.
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NAICS: 611519
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INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEWING TRAINING COURSE
Solicitation # 6973GH-26-R-00229
Solicitation 6973GH-26-R-00229 is a firm fixed-price recompete effort issued by the FAA Aeronautical Center to provide P.E.A.C.E. Model Investigative Interviewing training for Airworthiness Inspectors and Engineers. The training is designed to equip employees with ethical, outcome-based interviewing techniques for use in safety hotlines, whistleblower investigations, audits, and enforcement actions. The contract requires the delivery of approximately five instructor-led classes annually, with each class consisting of 40 hours of instruction for a maximum of 20 students. These courses must be conducted at a U.S.-based brick-and-mortar facility that complies with National Electrical Code, National Fire Code, and United States of America Standards Institute safety standards. The contract structure consists of a base year running from November 1, 2026, to October 31, 2027, with four subsequent option years extending through October 31, 2031. Award will be made to a single offeror based on the Lowest Priced Technically Acceptable (LPTA) approach. To be deemed technically acceptable, offerors must provide a detailed training syllabus, a description of facilities and training aids, and proof of specific experience, including five years in professional investigative interviewing, three years with the P.E.A.C.E. model, and three years of instructor experience. All training content must adhere to the Consolidated Appropriations Act, prohibiting materials that induce high emotional stress or include religious or new age belief systems.
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NAICS: 611519
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Request for Proposals (RFP) Pathmaker Workforce Program
Solicitation # BD-27-1367-1367C-1367L-134625
The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MassTech) is soliciting proposals for the Pathmaker Workforce Program, an employer-driven initiative designed to expand access to high-demand careers in advanced manufacturing, robotics, defense, artificial intelligence, and technology. The program provides direct funding to organizations that build and scale short-term, industry-aligned training pathways specifically for individuals from low-income or underrepresented communities. To be eligible, applicants must have at least one industry partner demonstrating a direct hiring need and must contract with the MassHire workforce system for recruitment and data collection. The primary objective is to place participants into open positions immediately or within three months of program completion. Proposals are evaluated using a common scoring calculator based on the quality of the proposal and a cost benchmark target of 10,000 dollars per employment outcome. Awarded funds are disbursed with 60 percent available upon execution of a grant agreement and the remaining 40 percent provided on a reimbursement basis. Performance is measured by graduation rates, with a successful program defined as having at least 60 percent of the cohort graduate, while rates below 40 percent will trigger an investigation. Grantees are required to submit annual reports every June 30 and a final post-project report one year after the project concludes. Applications must be submitted through the MassTech online portal by April 16, 2027, and must include a detailed budget using the provided standard template.
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