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MPA 54 Interpreting and Translation Services

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OEV26006762State & Local

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Solicitation OEV26006762 establishes the State of Rhode Island Master Price Agreement (MPA) 54 for Interpreting and Translation Services. This open enrollment agreement provides oral and written interpretation, translation, and translation review services on an as-needed basis for state departments and agencies. The scope is divided into three distinct categories: Interpreting and Translation Services, Language Proficiency Testing Services, and On-Demand Telephonic Interpreting Services. Telephonic services must be available 24/7/365 in over 200 languages, with strict response time requirements of 15 seconds for live agents and a maximum 30-second connection time to an interpreter. Emergency and non-scheduled requests across all categories require a response within two hours. Selection is based on a pass/fail evaluation of mandatory requirements rather than weighted scoring. To be eligible for the qualified vendor list, bidders must submit fully loaded pricing, meet specific insurance requirements, and complete Vendor Assessment Forms for each category. Key compliance mandates include a 15% Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) participation goal, a conflict of interest attestation, and mandatory background checks for all successful bidders. Personnel must be completely fluent in English and the target language, maintain strict confidentiality, and remain impartial. Medical interpreters must hold CCHI or NBCMI certifications, while legal translators are recognized through NAJIT, FCICE, or NCSC certifications. All contract-related records must be maintained in Rhode Island for at least three years following the agreement's termination.

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Rhode Island MPA 54 for on-demand interpreting and translation services for state agencies.

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RI, USA

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MPA 54 Questions and Answers for Translation and Interpretation Services

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OEV26006762 Assessment Form - Interpreting and Translation Services

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OEV26006762 Assessment Form - On-Demand Telephonic Interpreting Services

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OEV26006762 Interpreting and Translation Rate Template

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OEV26006762 Language Proficiency Assessment Form

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OEV26006762 MPA-54 Interpreting and Translation Services SOW

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MPA Pre-Authorization MBE Participation Acknowledgment

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Supplemental Bidder Attestation for RFP Conflict of Interest

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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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Luke LawrencePrimary Contact

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MPA 54 Open Enrollment provides interpreting and Translation Services of oral and/or written words. For interpretation of sign language and CART Services, see MPA 358.

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