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Deaf Interpreter Services (Certified Deaf Interpreters)

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The contract seeks qualified providers to deliver Certified Deaf Interpreters who will collaborate with hearing interpreters to ensure effective communication for individuals in correctional facilities who have limited language proficiency, cognitive disabilities, or unique signing needs. These services are essential to uphold constitutional rights and ensure accessibility within the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s facilities, where standard interpreting may be insufficient due to the complex communication requirements of the population served. The interpreters must be certified and experienced in working within high-security correctional environments, demonstrating cultural competence and familiarity with diverse signing systems, including home signs, pidgin sign, and other non-standard linguistic expressions. Subcontractors must respond by August 21, 2026, under a NAICS code of 611630, which classifies the service as other schools and instruction, reflecting the specialized training and educational nature of the interpreting services. The contract is not set aside for any specific business category and is open to qualified vendors regardless of size or designation. Services will be performed across various correctional institutions throughout California, though exact locations are not specified. All providers must meet stringent professional standards and be prepared to work in a highly regulated, security-sensitive environment where confidentiality, reliability, and adaptability are critical to successful execution of the mission.

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Certified Deaf Interpreters needed for California prisons to serve complex communication needs by August 21, 2026.

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California Department of Corrections & RehabilitationView Agency

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611630 - Language SchoolsView NAICS

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CA, USA

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Provide Certified Deaf Interpreters to work alongside hearing interpreters for individuals with limited language proficiency, cognitive disabilities, or unique signing needs in correctional settings.

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