Research Methodology & Evaluation Design

The contract requires the development of a comprehensive research methodology and evaluation design to assess Georgia’s driver education programs, with a focus on creating a robust study plan that includes clear study design, data collection protocols, and a scientifically valid sampling strategy. The research must define measurable performance metrics to evaluate program effectiveness and incorporate risk mitigation strategies to address potential challenges in data integrity, participant engagement, or implementation barriers. The effort is intended to generate actionable insights that can inform policy and improve outcomes in driver safety and education across the state. This subcontract is issued by the Georgia Department of Public Safety with a response deadline of July 20, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 541611 for management consulting services, indicating the need for expert analytical and evaluative capabilities. The work is to be performed in Georgia, though specific location details are not provided, and the solicitation is open to eligible contractors through the state’s procurement portal. No set-aside preferences are indicated, and the contract expects a high-level, methodologically sound approach to evaluating statewide driver education initiatives with potential implications for public safety standards.