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Pathway to Success: Youth Aptitude Assessment Pilot

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RFP- 25 - 085State & Local

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Special Education Managed Services Provider (MSP)
Solicitation # 27-104
The Griffin-Spalding County School System (GSCS) is soliciting proposals for a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to deliver comprehensive special education staffing and employer-of-record services for approximately 10,000 students across 18 schools in Georgia. The selected contractor will be responsible for the full employment lifecycle, including recruiting, hiring, credentialing, compensating, and managing qualified personnel. The scope of work covers 16 standardized staffing categories, such as special education teachers, therapists, psychologists, and interpreters. The MSP must ensure continuity of IEP-related services and FAPE compliance, while adhering to strict performance standards, including same-business-day acknowledgment of urgent vacancies and a one-business-day turnaround for recruitment plans and missed service notifications. The contract term begins upon execution and continues through June 30, 2027, with potential renewal options. Award selection is based on a 100-point scale evaluating the best overall value, where pricing is assessed via fully loaded hourly bill rates for the specified roles. Proposers must demonstrate strict adherence to federal and state laws, including FERPA and the Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act via E-Verify. Proposals are due by 12:00 p.m. on October 30, 2026, and must include one original hard copy, seven duplicates, and one electronic copy. GSCS retains final approval authority over all assigned personnel and requires detailed service-delivery records to verify that scheduled minutes are delivered to students.
Griffin-spalding County School System

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The City of St. Petersburg has launched the Pathway to Success: Youth Aptitude Assessment Pilot, a program designed to enhance youth engagement, career exploration, and workforce readiness among residents aged 14-18. The initiative emphasizes providing young people with tools like the YouScience aptitude assessment to help them understand their strengths and identify potential career pathways through a data-driven approach. The city aims to foster growth, equity, and success by bridging the gap between education and employment, ensuring that youth from diverse backgrounds can envision and pursue meaningful futures. To support this effort, the city is seeking qualified vendors with experience in youth engagement, leadership development, and mentoring to assist in interpreting assessment results and guiding participants in creating actionable plans for their careers. The selected vendors will also contribute valuable insights and recommendations on best practices for administering the assessment, which will inform the city’s broader youth support strategies. The procurement process is formalized through a Request for Proposals (RFP) with a response deadline of March 11, 2025, and a project budget ranging from $50,000 to $200,000. The proposal submission requires detailed documentation including qualifications, staff expertise, project approach, and cost, with specific emphasis on small, minority, and women-owned business certifications. The process is guided by comprehensive proposal requirements and evaluation criteria, ensuring transparency and alignment with the city’s objectives. The contractual framework includes a base agreement outlining the terms of service, performance expectations, payment structures, and insurance obligations, with provisions for renewal and performance-based payments. Overall, this initiative represents a strategic investment by the city to empower youth, gather actionable insights, and develop sustainable pathways for young residents to succeed academically and professionally.

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City of St. Petersburg - Consultant Base Agreement

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Proposal Requirements - Pathway to Success: Youth Aptitude Assessment Pilot

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RFP-25-085 Pathway to Success: Youth Aptitude Assessment Pilot

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AgencyFlorida → City of St. Petersburg
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The City of St. Petersburg is deeply committed to fostering education, youth opportunities, career readiness, and workforce development to prepare its young residents for thriving futures. Central to this mission is ensuring that youth have access to tools and resources that empower them to explore career pathways, identify their strengths, and build the skills needed to succeed in today’s dynamic workforce. By investing in innovative initiatives like the Pathway to Success: Youth Aptitude Assessment Pilot, the City aims to create transformative opportunities that inspire growth, equity, and success among young people. This work is vital to bridging the gap between education and career exploration, particularly for youth ages 14-18 who are at a critical stage of planning their academic and professional journeys. Through the YouScience aptitude assessment, participants will gain meaningful insights into their aptitudes and potential career paths. This data-driven approach ensures that every youth—regardless of background—can envision and achieve a future aligned with their unique strengths and interests. The City is seeking qualified vendors to submit proposals with proven experience in youth engagement, particularly in leadership development, mentoring, or similar fields. The selected vendor(s) will play an important role in helping youth interpret their assessment results and create actionable plans for their futures. This pilot program will directly benefit participating youth by equipping them with knowledge about their strengths and potential career paths. Additionally, it will provide the City with critical insights and recommendations on best practices for administering and applying the YouScience aptitude assessment. These findings will help the City determine how to effectively incorporate this approach into its broader strategy for supporting youth as they plan their academic and professional lives, ensuring a thoughtful and impactful investment in St. Petersburg's future.

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