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Oral Interpretation / Transliteration Services

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New Hampshire → Dhhs-Department Of Health & Human ServicesView Agency

NAICS

611610 - Fine Arts SchoolsView NAICS

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This scope was carved out of b2d13f21-d7b9-48ad-a62b-4bb28cbbf9f8.

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Communication Access Scheduled Signed Language Interpreting Services

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AgencyNew Hampshire → Dhhs-Department Of Health & Human Services
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Provide oral transliteration for individuals with speech or hearing disabilities who rely on lip-reading or speech-based communication.

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