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MPA 536 OE Individual Learning Plans

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OET24003313State & Local

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The State of Rhode Island, through the Rhode Island Department of Education, is seeking qualified organizations under solicitation OET24003313 to implement a comprehensive, web-based Individual Learning Plan system for students in grades 6 through 12. This Master Price Agreement aims to provide a hosted platform that aligns with Rhode Island counseling standards and graduation requirements, featuring tools for career readiness, postsecondary planning, and portfolio management. The system must support multiple user roles for students, families, and educators, offer single sign-on and multilingual capabilities, and integrate seamlessly with state and district data systems. Selected vendors will be responsible for data migration, ongoing technical support, and the delivery of professional development and training. The procurement process requires a detailed technical proposal and a comprehensive cost sheet covering software licensing, implementation, and maintenance. While the contract emphasizes compliance with Minority Business Enterprise participation goals, a recent notice of change has removed Equal Employment Opportunity compliance as a condition for the award. Bidders must provide detailed information regarding their organizational structure, system functionality, and experience in managing educational technology. The solicitation remains open for responses until December 31, 2027, with the primary point of contact being Gail Walsh at the Rhode Island Division of Purchases.

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Rhode Island seeks web-based ILP system for statewide schools, due Dec 31, 2027, scalable, secure, curriculum-integrated.

Documents

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OET 23002584 Q&A from Previous Solicitation

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OET 24003313 Appendix B - Individual Learning Plan System Desired Functionality

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OET 24003313 Appendix C Proposal Template

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OET 24003313 Appendix D Cost Sheet

DOCX, High priority: read this firstcost-sheet
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OET 24003313 MPA 536 Individual Learning Plan System RFP

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OET24003313 Solicitation Change Details Report

PDF, High priority: read this firstamendment
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Solicitation 24003313 Notice of Change - EEO Requirements

PDF, High priority: read this firstamendment
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MPA Pre-Authorization MBE Participation Acknowledgment Form

PDF, Low priority1 page · acknowledgment
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OET 24003313 Appendix E Signature Sheet

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
Contacts1 person available
OfficeRI, USA
Organization / AgencyState of Rhode Island
Office AddressRI, USA
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Gail WalshPrimary Contact

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MPA 536 Open Enrollment seeks qualified organizations to implement a comprehensive, efficient, and user-friendly web-based system to support schools and districts in the implementation of Individual Learning Plan (ILP) technology and curriculum systems.

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