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Psychological Testing & Scoring Services

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This subcontract for Psychological Testing and Scoring Services supports prime contractors working on New York State Unified Court System projects. The selected provider is responsible for producing materials and scoring written psychological inventories for approximately 4,500 candidates annually, utilizing at least three validated standardized inventories approved by the UCS. The scope of work includes the delivery of scored inventories along with raw, weighted, and normed scale data files. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541720 and is managed by the New York State Unified Court System, with a response deadline of November 13, 2026.

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Psychological testing and scoring for 4,500 annual candidates for New York State Unified Court.

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This scope was carved out of OCA-DGCP-012.

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OCA-DGCP-012 Psychological Evaluations of Court Officer Applicants

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AgencyNew York → Unified Court System, NYS
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Supplies and scores written psychological inventories for prime contractors on New York State Unified Court System projects. Produces materials for written inventories, scores assessments for approximately 4,500 candidates per year, and provides raw, weighted, and normed scale data files. Utilizes at least three UCS-approved validated standardized psychological inventories. Delivers scored inventories and associated data files.

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