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Professional Evaluation and Student Intervention Services Provider Pool

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RFQ #903-26State & Local

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Coppell ISD is establishing a qualified provider pool for professional evaluation and student intervention services to support its Intervention Services Department. The solicitation, RFQ #903-26, seeks providers across multiple categories, including educational diagnosticians, licensed specialists in school psychology, speech-language pathology, occupational and physical therapy, dyslexia intervention, applied behavior analysis, and counseling. Providers are evaluated based on qualifications, certifications, experience, capacity, and past performance, rather than pricing, during the initial qualification phase. Once selected for the pool, pricing and contract terms will be negotiated on an as-needed basis. The qualification process remains open through August 31, 2031, with a priority deadline for initial consideration on August 24, 2026. All applications must be submitted electronically via the District's eBid system. Selected providers must comply with strict safety and legal requirements, including fingerprinting, criminal history reviews, and FERPA student confidentiality standards. Inclusion in the pool does not guarantee a contract or specific volume of work. Additionally, vendors with existing Board-approved purchasing cooperative contracts providing similar services may be eligible for use without responding to this RFQ.

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Coppell ISD seeks qualified providers for student intervention services through 2031, with selection based on credentials and compliance, not pricing.

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TX, USA

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AgencyTexas → Coppell ISD
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BID SOLICITATION NOTICE RFQ #903-26 – Professional Evaluation and Student Intervention Services Provider Pool Coppell ISD is seeking to establish a pool of qualified professional evaluation and student intervention service providers to support the District's Intervention Services Department. Providers will be evaluated based on qualifications, experience, certifications/licensure, capacity, compliance history, and past performance. Pricing will not be considered during the qualification evaluation phase. Pricing, rates, and contract terms may be negotiated with qualified provider(s) following evaluation and selection, as permitted by applicable law and District policy. Solicitation Overview Qualified providers may remain eligible for inclusion in the Qualified Provider Pool during the term of this RFQ, subject to satisfactory performance, continued compliance with District requirements, execution of any required agreements, and applicable District approval processes. Qualified Provider Pool The District intends to qualify multiple providers to ensure adequate service capacity and service availability. Service categories may include, but are not limited to: Educational evaluation services Educational Diagnostician services Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) Speech-Language Pathology Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Dyslexia evaluation and intervention services Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), BCBA, and related behavioral services Counseling and other related services Additional evaluation and intervention services as needed Providers may submit qualifications for one or multiple service categories. Qualifications will be evaluated based on the criteria identified in the RFQ, including professional qualifications, certifications/licensure, experience, specialized expertise, service capacity, references, past performance, compliance history, and the ability to meet District needs. All providers performing services for the District must comply with applicable fingerprinting, criminal history review, student confidentiality (including FERPA), and District safety requirements. Selection for inclusion in the Qualified Provider Pool does not obligate the District to enter into a contract, issue an assignment, or procure services from any provider. Qualification does not guarantee placement on any assignment or priority for future work. Submission Requirements All qualification statements must be submitted electronically through CISD's eBid system: https://coppellisd.ionwave.net/ Qualification statements should be complete, accurate, and submitted by the priority deadline for initial consideration. By submitting a response, Respondents acknowledge that they have reviewed the RFQ requirements and certify that they possess the qualifications, licenses, and certifications necessary to provide the proposed services. Questions & Assistance Solicitation Questions: Must be submitted through the eBid system. General Inquiries: Contact CISD Purchasing at (214) 496-8055 or email purchasing@coppellisd.com . Technical Assistance (Ion Wave): Call (866) 277-2645 ext. 4 or email support@ionwave.net . Important Dates Initial Deadline for Consideration: August 24, 2026 Responses received by this date will receive priority consideration for initial qualification and Board approval, as applicable. Ongoing Submission Review: Responses submitted after August 24, 2026, will continue to be accepted and may be evaluated periodically for inclusion in the Qualified Provider Pool at the District's discretion. RFQ Term: This RFQ qualification process will remain open through August 31, 2031 , unless terminated, superseded, or otherwise modified by the District. District Rights and Conditions CISD reserves the right to: Requalify, remove, suspend, or add providers to the Qualified Provider Pool in accordance with applicable law and District policy. Qualify multiple providers to maintain adequate service capacity and meet District needs. Accept and evaluate qualification statements on a rolling basis. Select qualified provider(s) based on District needs, provider qualifications, availability, specialized expertise, and past performance. Negotiate service terms, rates, and contract conditions with qualified provider(s) selected for services. Require providers to update licenses, certifications, insurance documentation, and other qualification materials during the RFQ term. Reject any or all qualification statements, waive minor informalities, request clarifications, and accept the response(s) determined to be in the best interest of the District. No Guarantee of Work Inclusion in the Qualified Provider Pool does not guarantee the receipt of any work, assignments, minimum compensation, or contract volume. Services will be requested on an as-needed basis through resulting agreements, if any, and at the District's sole discretion. Note for Vendors with Purchasing Cooperative Contracts Vendors holding active contracts through a CISD Board-approved purchasing cooperative may be eligible for use by the District without responding to this RFQ if the cooperative contract is legally available for District use and provides substantially similar services. The District may utilize eligible cooperative contracts in lieu of this solicitation when permitted by law and District policy.

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