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RFQ MESA Funding Allocation

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RFQ UW 1255473 - WA MESA Funding Allocation Model

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The Washington MESA State Office invites qualified individual consultants or firms to submit their qualifications and proposed approach to design an equitable funding allocation model for its six regional centers. This is a Request for Qualifications (RFQ); the State Office will select a consultant based on relevant experience, proposed methodology, and fit within the available budget and timeline.

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