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NIA1-171-260000000700-1 | CCL-PUB-8 MILEAP CHILD CARE CENTER LICENSING RULE BOOK

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NIA1-171-260000000700-1State & Local

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The contract pertains to the CCL-PUB-8 MILEAP CHILD CARE CENTER LICENSING RULE BOOK, issued under solicitation number NIA1-171-260000000700-1 by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget. The document outlines the licensing requirements and operational standards for child care centers within Michigan, ensuring compliance with state regulations aimed at child safety, staff qualifications, facility conditions, and program quality. The solicitation is targeted toward organizations capable of producing, distributing, or updating the official licensing rule book to support licensed providers across the state, with the expectation that the material reflects current legal and procedural frameworks governing early childhood education settings. Responses are due by August 3, 2026, and the primary point of contact for inquiries is Andrew Hale, reachable via email or phone through the Michigan agency office. The contract falls under the state and local government category, with performance expected to align with Michigan’s regulatory environment. The document is intended for widespread use by child care providers, regulators, and training entities, emphasizing accuracy, clarity, and accessibility to ensure consistent implementation of licensing rules. All submissions must meet technical and formatting requirements as specified in the solicitation, and potential vendors are encouraged to review the official online portal for additional submission instructions.

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Michigan contract for publishing updated child care licensing rule book due August 3, 2026.

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513130 - Book PublishersView NAICS

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MI, US

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CCL-PUB-8 MILEAP CHILD CARE CENTER LICENSING RULES BOOK 7-26.docx

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AgencyMichigan → DTMB
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