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25MASFSKM1 | Support DESE, District Safe & Healthy Learning Environments Efforts Departmental MA

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The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), through its Office of Student and Family Support, has issued a Departmental Master Agreement solicitation (25MASFSKM1) aimed at procuring services from qualified vendors to support efforts fostering safe, healthy, and high-quality learning environments across schools, districts, community partners, and state initiatives. This contract encompasses professional development, technical assistance, evaluation, project management, and related services aligned with DESE’s educational equity goals and evidence-based practices. The scope requires vendors to demonstrate expertise in a broad range of content areas including adolescent sexual health, STEM, social emotional learning, and youth development. Proposals are evaluated via a weighted scoring system emphasizing knowledge, experience, readiness, specialized qualifications, budget clarity, and stakeholder communication ability, which suggests a trade-off award methodology prioritizing technical merit alongside cost considerations. This Departmental MA emphasizes compliance with Massachusetts state procurement statutes and incorporates standard Commonwealth contract terms and conditions. Vendors must comply with the Supplier Diversity Program, committing to a minimum 1% spend with certified diverse businesses, submitting detailed SDP plans to support contract evaluation and ongoing reporting. Payments are processed through the Massachusetts Management Accounting and Reporting System (MMARS), with prompt payment discount options outlined to encourage timely invoicing and payment. Contractual deliverables are subject to rigorous performance standards, including adherence to DESE’s High Quality Professional Development standards, evidence-based intervention frameworks, and accessibility requirements. Intellectual property provisions clarify ownership and licensing rights, with all deliverables owned by DESE while allowing vendor retention of proprietary tools embedded within products. Contract administration is centrally managed by a Department Contract Manager serving as the primary liaison, with a focus on ensuring compliance, quality assurance, and timely submission of performance metrics. The overall contract structure sets a flexible rate-based compensation framework without preset maximum obligations, incorporating emergency contract provisions, confidentiality mandates, and record retention policies consistent with state regulations. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the COMMBUYS platform, with a comprehensive set of required documents including technical narratives, staffing resumes, service matrices, diversity plans, and prompt pay discount forms.

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Massachusetts DESE contract seeks vendors for educational support services emphasizing equity, compliance, and diversity.

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25MASFSKM1 - Bid Final

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Amendment 1 to COMMBUYS Bid BD-24-1026-DOE02-DOE01-98286

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Attachment A - Departmental Master Agreement for Student and Family Support Services

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AgencyMassachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
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Through this Departmental Master Agreement (MA), the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE or The Department), Office of Student and Family Support, seeks bids from vendors with a demonstrated capacity to successfully support schools, districts, their community-based partners and state efforts to support high-quality, safe and supportive learning environments for students and their families.

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