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CRIHB 4400 Auburn Blvd SACRAMENTO CA 95841 USA

UEI: SLED_6F918561E3EE013C

CRIHB 4400 Auburn Blvd SACRAMENTO CA 95841 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_6F918561E3EE013C. It has been awarded $145,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Exam Preparation and Tutoring.

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NAICS: 611691
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General Education Development (GED) Exam Preparation
Solicitation # 601440000052176
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) issued solicitation 601440000052176 to establish a contract for comprehensive online preparatory training for the General Education Development (GED) exams. The goal of this initiative is to enable TxDOT employees to satisfy Texas high school equivalency requirements by preparing them to pass all four GED subject exams. The selected vendor must possess at least five years of experience and provide qualified personnel, specifically Adult Education Instructors and Career Counselors, who must remain available for the duration of the contract. Services must comply with the Texas Education Code and Texas Administrative Code. The contract will be awarded based on best value, considering the lowest price alongside the vendor's capability, past performance, and financial resources. Responses are due by November 5, 2026, via the Euna Procurement portal and must include a pricing schedule in Excel format, an execution of bid, a Texas Family Code certification, and detailed vendor and personnel qualification schedules. Failure to provide the pricing schedule in Excel or the signed execution of bid will result in a non-responsive submission. Invoicing must be submitted electronically by the 15th of the month following service delivery, and all contract funding is subject to the availability of state funds.
Texas Department of Transportation

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6 days ago

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in 15 days
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NAICS: 611691
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National Assessment Tutoring
Solicitation # 678PUR-NationalAssessmentTutor
The National Assessment Tutoring Initiative is a Request for Applications issued by the Louisiana Department of Education to identify qualified organizations capable of providing high-quality, targeted tutoring to public high school students. The program focuses on improving student performance in English, reading, and math for national college entrance and assessment exams, specifically the ACT, SAT, CLT, WorkKeys, and ASVAB (AFQT). Approved providers will offer individualized or small-group instruction, delivered either in person or virtually during the school day. Rather than a single prime contract, the LDOE will maintain an approved tutoring vendor guide from which Louisiana schools and school systems will select and contract with providers directly. Applications are evaluated on a pass/not pass basis across four primary factors: alignment with initiative goals, commitment to serving all learners including English learners and students with disabilities, quality of tutoring and instructor qualifications, and stakeholder engagement. Key requirements include the submission of diagnostic assessments, individualized learning plans, and five structured lesson plans. Tutors must meet specific qualification criteria, such as holding a bachelor's degree or having relevant standardized test experience, and must pass mandatory background checks. Additionally, providers using artificial intelligence must certify that no student personally identifiable or confidential data will be shared with AI systems. Out-of-state corporations must obtain a certificate of authority from the Louisiana Secretary of State to be eligible.
Education

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3 months ago

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in 2 months
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NAICS: 611691
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Literacy and Math Tutoring
Solicitation # 678PUR-SteveCarterTutoringRFA
The Steve Carter Tutoring Initiative is a Request for Applications issued by the Louisiana Department of Education to identify qualified organizations capable of providing literacy and math tutoring for K-12 public school students. The primary objective is to improve student proficiency, specifically ensuring all students read on grade level by the end of Grade 3. Services must align with the science of reading, avoid three-cuing, and utilize high-quality curricula and numeracy foundational skills. Providers are required to implement a data management system to track attendance and outcomes, and they must demonstrate a commitment to serving all learners, including English Learners and students with disabilities. Tutors must undergo background checks and meet specific qualification criteria, such as holding a valid teaching certificate, an associate or baccalaureate degree, being a postsecondary student, or serving as a public school paraprofessional. Additionally, literacy tutors must complete department-approved science of reading training, and math tutors must complete approved numeracy training. The state has established maximum reimbursement rates of 60 dollars per hour for 1:1 tutoring and 40 dollars per hour for group tutoring (2-4:1), with a 20 dollar fee permitted for cancellations or no-shows. The application process for the 2026-2027 review cycle opens on January 15, 2027, and closes on March 31, 2027, with state reviews occurring through June 30, 2027. Evaluation is based on a combination of pass/fail gates, including a determination of responsibility and strict AI data privacy compliance, as well as weighted factors focusing on mission alignment, organizational goals, and the ability to achieve key tutoring outcomes. Prime contractors are prohibited from subcontracting work without express written approval from the State.
Education

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4 months ago

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in about 2 months
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NAICS: 611691
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27MATALMB1 | Early Literacy Screening Assessments in Grades K-3 | Departmental Master Agreement (MA)
Solicitation # BD-26-1026-DOE02-DOE01-130126
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is seeking publishers to provide early literacy screening assessments in English for students in grades K-3 through a Departmental Master Agreement. The goal is to identify high-quality, anti-bias assessments that demonstrate strong technical adequacy and measure predictive reading skills aligned with Massachusetts Dyslexia Guidelines. This is an open enrollment solicitation where approved vendors will be prequalified for use by public school districts. Notably, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education will not fund these contracts; instead, individual districts will pay vendors directly via separate contracts following Chapter 30B requirements. The agreement is intended to run from the date of approval through June 30, 2031, with no renewal options. To be considered, bidders must pass initial qualification gates and meet strict technical thresholds, including a sensitivity, specificity, and Area under the Curve (AUC) of 0.70 or greater for the significantly below risk level. Assessments must measure passage reading fluency and reading comprehension for all grades, and listening comprehension for grade 2. Preference is given to tools that include measures for Rapid Automatized Naming for grades 2 and 3, as well as encoding and spelling for grades K-3. Evaluation is based on best value, with significant weight placed on classification accuracy, reliability, and the proposed cost structure. There is a strong award preference for participants in the Small Business Purchasing Program. Submissions must be uploaded via COMMBUYS and include a completed Evidence Form, a separate cost document covering tools and professional development, and a General Information Contact Form. Vendors are required to provide a technical manual and offer professional development and user-friendly parent reports. Compliance with Commonwealth IT security standards, data protection laws, and supplier diversity program commitments is mandatory. The solicitation includes an open enrollment schedule, with a final deadline for questions listed as December 31, 2029.
DOE02148 - Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

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5 months ago

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in about 3 years
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