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MPA 603 Literacy and Dyslexia Endorsement Providers

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OET27007038State & Local

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The Rhode Island Department of Education is establishing a Master Price Agreement (MPA) under solicitation OET27007038 to identify qualified professional learning providers for Literacy and Dyslexia endorsement. The primary objective is to support the statewide implementation of evidence-based literacy practices in alignment with the Right to Read Act. Selected providers will deliver training in the Science of Reading and Structured Literacy, covering critical competencies such as phonics, decoding, encoding, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Key responsibilities include coordinating schedules with the state or local education agencies, managing participant data, facilitating approved training programs, and issuing proof of completion to successful participants. To be included on the qualified vendor list, applicants must submit a technical proposal limited to six pages, excluding appendices and resumes. Proposals are evaluated on a 100-point scale, requiring a minimum score of 80 points to advance. Evaluation criteria focus on staff qualifications regarding diverse student populations, organizational background and past project impact, and the vendor's overall capacity to serve schools and state agencies. Additionally, prime contractors must comply with Minority, Woman, and Veteran-Owned Business Enterprise participation requirements, which include submitting executed subcontractor agreements and monthly payment verification reports to the MBE Compliance Office.

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Rhode Island seeks qualified providers for literacy and dyslexia professional learning training.

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Solicitation Specifications – MPA 603 Literacy and Dyslexia Endorsement Providers

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MPA Pre-Authorization MBE Participation Acknowledgment

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
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OfficeRI, USA
Organization / AgencyState of Rhode Island
Office AddressRI, USA
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The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) seeks to identify qualified organizations to provide Literacy/Dyslexia endorsement. Through this solicitation, approved providers may be considered for inclusion on RIDE's Master Price Agreement (MPA) for literacy professional learning services. This solicitation will be used to establish an MPA with qualified service providers to support statewide implementation of evidence-based literacy practices. Proposals received by October 28, 2026, at 11:00 AM will be evaluated for award of the initial contract.

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