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RFA 32027-00018 AEL High School Equivalency Virtual Provider

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The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is soliciting applications under RFA 32027-00018 for virtual providers to deliver High School Equivalency (HSE) preparation instruction and support. The primary goal of this initiative is to increase the number of adults in Texas holding a high school diploma or equivalent, thereby facilitating their transition into postsecondary education or career training. The program emphasizes distance-based education services and requires providers to market and recruit participants throughout the state of Texas. Performance will be measured by participant volume, the redemption of GED vouchers, measurable skills gains, and the number of participants transitioning into bridge programs or other postsecondary training. The application deadline is December 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Central Time, with an estimated grant start date in March 2027. Submissions must be made through the TWC Procurement Portal using mandatory forms, including Form A (Core Application) and Form B (Budget Workbook). Award decisions are based on applicant eligibility, evaluation rankings, and cost-effectiveness. Grantees must adhere to extensive regulatory requirements, including the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and various Texas Government Code mandates regarding cybersecurity training and public information disclosure. Financial reporting and invoicing are conducted electronically through the Cash Draw and Expenditure Reporting system.

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TWC seeks virtual providers for adult High School Equivalency preparation and support services.

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TX, USA

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AEL HS Equivalency Virtual Provider Form B Budget Workbook (32027-00018)

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RFA 32027-00018 Attachment 1: Special Federal Award Terms and Conditions

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TWC AEL HS Equivalency Virtual Provider Form A Core Application (32027-00018)

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TWC RFA 32027-00018: AEL HS Equivalency Virtual Provider

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TWC RFA 32027-00018 Attachment 2 General Terms and Conditions

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TWC RFA 32027-00018 Attachment 3: Budget Requirements and Instructions

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Form C: General Terms and Conditions Exceptions - RFA 32027-00018

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RFA 32027-00018 Attachment 4: Competitive RFA Award Certifications

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AgencyTexas Workforce Commission
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OfficeTX, USA
Organization / AgencyTexas Workforce Commission
Office AddressTX, USA
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The Texas Workforce Commission’s (TWC) three-member Commission held a work session on state wide initiatives and designated funding for a series of comprehensive statewide strategies. This initiative will support TWC’s Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) goal of increasing the number of adults in Texas with a high school diploma or its equivalent (High School Equivalency [HSE]). The funding would provide an option for adults in Texas to connect to educational services virtually to attain such credentials in order to transition into postsecondary education or training (college and career readiness).

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