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Agricultural Education and Outreach Services

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The Agricultural Education and Outreach Services subcontract, issued by the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, focuses on the development and implementation of educational programs for prime contractors working on New York State agricultural fairgrounds projects. The primary objective is to enhance public understanding of agriculture and domestic arts through the design of specialized curricula, the creation of visitor exhibits, and the organization of various public outreach activities. To achieve these goals, the contractor will utilize instructional toolkits and educational displays. The selected provider is responsible for delivering comprehensive educational programs, instructional materials, and detailed outreach reports. All activities must be conducted in strict compliance with New York State procurement laws and the Consultant Disclosure Law. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 611710, with a response deadline set for July 1, 2027.

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NYS agricultural education subcontract for public outreach and curricula, due July 1, 2027.

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets
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Develops and implements education programs for prime contractors on New York State agricultural fairgrounds projects to improve public knowledge of agriculture and domestic arts. Designs educational curricula, creates exhibits for fair visitors, and organizes public outreach activities. Utilizes educational displays and instructional toolkits. Complies with NYS procurement laws and the Consultant Disclosure Law. Delivers educational programs, outreach reports, and instructional materials.

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