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Organizational Development & Workload Analysis Consultant

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The Organizational Development and Workload Analysis Consultant subcontract involves conducting a comprehensive workload study for prime contractors working on Washington Department of Corrections projects. The selected consultant will be responsible for developing process mapping plans, executing time and motion studies to track staff time, and analyzing complex case management systems across various urban and rural locations. The project culminates in a final report detailing the methodology used and the localized results obtained. This engagement requires specialized expertise in correctional workload standards and prior experience working with state-level criminal justice agencies. The work will be performed across multiple counties under NAICS code 541611. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 28, 2026.

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Consultant to conduct workload analysis for Washington Department of Corrections by October 28, 2026.

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K14049 CCD Workstudy

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Performs a comprehensive workload study for prime contractors on Washington Department of Corrections (WADOC) projects. Develops process mapping plans, executes time and motion studies to capture staff time, and analyzes multi-layered case management across urban and rural sites. Requires expertise in correctional workload standards and state-level criminal justice agency experience. Delivers a final report on methodology and localized results.

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