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On-Site American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation Services

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This contract requires the provision of certified American Sign Language interpreters to support effective communication for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's facilities in Rockville, Maryland. The interpreters will be present for various in-person engagements including meetings, training sessions, hearings, and official events, ensuring real-time communication access for staff and stakeholders. The service is essential to facilitate equal participation and compliance with accessibility standards within the agency. The contract is classified under NAICS code 611610 and is designated as a subcontract, though specific details such as the solicitation number, set-aside status, and point of contact are not provided. The service directly contributes to the NRC’s commitment to inclusivity by enhancing communication access within its operational environment, allowing Deaf and Hard of Hearing members to fully engage in critical institutional activities.

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Provision of certified ASL interpreters for NRC Rockville events to ensure communication access.

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611610 - Fine Arts SchoolsView NAICS

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MD

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Provide certified ASL interpreters for in-person meetings, training sessions, hearings, and official events at NRC facilities in Rockville, MD, supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing staff and stakeholders in real time.

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