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GED Testing Voucher Supply

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This subcontract for the Robinson Correctional Center in Springfield, Illinois, involves the supply of 1,800 individual GED high school equivalency test vouchers or credits. These vouchers are intended for prime contractors working on Illinois Department of Corrections projects and must be issued through authorized systems. To qualify, the provider must be an authorized partner or provider of the GED Testing Service. The primary objective of the contract is the delivery of 1,800 valid test credits under NAICS code 611710, with the project posted on April 8, 2026.

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Supply 1,800 GED test vouchers for Robinson Correctional Center via authorized testing partners.

Agency

Illinois → Robinson Correctional Center

NAICS

611710 - Educational Support Services

Place of Performance

Springfield, IL, 62794, USA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 001/26-426DOC-ROBIN-B-51858.

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26-426DOC-ROBIN-B-51858 | IDOC-OAEVS-High School Equivalency Tests

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PostedApr 8

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AgencyIllinois → Robinson Correctional Center

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Supplies high school equivalency (GED) test vouchers for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) projects. Issues 1,800 individual vouchers or test credits valid for the GED high school equivalency examination via authorized voucher issuance systems. Requires status as an authorized provider or partner of the GED Testing Service. Delivers 1,800 valid GED test vouchers/credits.

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