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MPA 621 OE Professional Development for New School Buildings

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OET23002866State & Local

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This solicitation (OET23002866) by the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE), managed through the State of Rhode Island Division of Purchases, establishes an Open Enrollment contract (MPA 621 OE) for qualified vendors to provide independent commissioning agent services for new school building construction projects within Rhode Island. The contract term spans approximately five years, effective June 1, 2023, through May 31, 2027, with semiannual reviews of the Open Enrollment list. The commissioning agents are required to ensure that all new school buildings comply with RIDE’s construction regulations, providing professional oversight, quality assurance, and documentation to verify regulatory adherence throughout construction. Vendors interested in participating must submit electronic proposals exclusively through the Ocean State Procures™ system by the stated deadline. The evaluation process is qualification-based, with technical proposals receiving primary consideration, followed by price and minority business participation. Pricing is firm and fixed at the time of mini-bids issued for specific projects, as the base contract does not contain predefined line items; all project-specific pricing and scope details are developed during mini-bid competitions among qualified vendors. The solicitation mandates detailed submission requirements, including confidentiality provisions, insurance coverage (general liability, workers compensation, automobile liability with specified minimum limits), participation of certified Minority, Women, and Disability Business Enterprises (MBE/WBE/DisBE), and compliance with Rhode Island equal opportunity laws and public records statutes. Vendors must complete and upload various forms such as technical proposals, MBE participation acknowledgments, and certifications, while maintaining adherence to state procurement regulations and monitoring all amendment postings on the procurement portal. The prime vendor assumes full responsibility for performance and subcontractor compliance, including insurance and equal opportunity mandates. Award is contingent on available appropriated funds, with proposals irrevocable for at least 180 days post-submission. Confidential information may be designated but is subject to state disclosure determinations. No packaging, labeling, shipping, or MIL-STD requirements apply, as the contract is service-oriented. Contract administration, payments, and communication are handled via the Ocean State Procures™ system, with Katherine Missell designated as the primary purchasing official contact. Overall, this contract facilitates the engagement of qualified commissioning professionals to ensure new school construction projects in Rhode Island meet state regulatory standards through a vetted, multi-vendor open enrollment framework.

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Five-year Rhode Island contract for commissioning agents to ensure school construction regulatory compliance.

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RI, USA

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Modified ISBE Participation Form MBE/WBE/Disability Business Enterprise

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OET23002866 MPA 621 Addendum for EOO

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OET23002866 MPA 621 OE Professional Development for New School Buildings

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OET23002866 MPA 621 OE Scope of Work revised

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OET23002866 Solicitation Change Details Report

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Solicitation OET23002866 MPA 621 OE Professional Development for New School Buildings

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AgencyRhode Island Purchasing
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OfficeRI, USA
Organization / AgencyRhode Island Purchasing
Office AddressRI, USA
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Katherine MissellPrimary Contact

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Per the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE), school construction regulations require that all New School Buildings procure the services of an independent commissioning agent. This solicitation is for qualified Educational Commissioning vendors for School Construction projects. This solicitation will be used to establish the Open Enrollment portion of the MPA 621 contract which will be reviewed on a semiannual basis.

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