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Program Process Evaluation Services

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This subcontract for Program Process Evaluation Services supports prime contractors on grant projects for the Douglas County Board of Education in Georgia. The selected provider will perform process evaluations and fidelity checks to ensure program activities align with grant theory, utilizing a feedback-driven approach to translate findings into actionable improvements based on educational grant evaluation frameworks. The project involves delivering comprehensive process evaluation reports and feedback summaries. Interested parties must respond by September 14, 2026, under NAICS code 541611.

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Subcontract for Douglas County Board of Education process evaluation services due September 14, 2026.

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Georgia → Douglas County Board of EducationView Agency

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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GA, USA

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DCSD27-006 21st CCLC Grant Evaluator

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AgencyGeorgia → Douglas County Board of Education
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Performs process evaluation for prime contractors on Douglas County School District grant projects. Conducts fidelity checks to align program activities with grant theory and implements a utilization-based approach to provide built-in feedback loops. Translates evaluation findings into actionable program improvements using educational grant evaluation frameworks. Delivers process evaluation reports and feedback summaries.

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