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RFR TAA Training EOL 18-02 (FY24)

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627State & Local

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The Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development, through the Department of Career Services, is seeking qualified training providers to deliver re-training services to dislocated workers under the Trade Adjustment Assistance program. The primary objective is to assist these individuals in acquiring new skills to secure employment at a salary comparable to their previous positions. This open-market, non-statewide solicitation, identified as BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627, is available to private, public, non-profit, and minority-owned entities. The contract is structured as a rate contract with no maximum obligation and has been extended through June 30, 2028. Performance is based in Boston, Massachusetts, and the agreement incorporates standard Commonwealth Terms and Conditions. Qualified providers must submit a comprehensive application package including a Standard Contract Form, W-9, EFT authorization, and authorized signatory listings. Current contractors are required to renew their status using updated forms to remain eligible for the rolling enrollment process.

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Massachusetts seeks qualified training providers to deliver re-training for dislocated workers statewide through 2028.

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627 Bid Solicitation for TAA Training

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627 Bid Solicitation RFR TAA Training

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627 Bid Solicitation (RFR TAA Training EOL 18-02)

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627 Bid Solicitation: RFR TAA Training EOL 18-02

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627 Bid Solicitation - RFR TAA Training EOL 18-02 (FY24)

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BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627: RFR TAA Training EOL 18-02 (FY24)

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Bid Solicitation BD-18-1043-DAO01-32500-27627

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts EFT Authorization Form Rev. 4 2022

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Interdepartmental Service Agreement (ISA) Form 2024

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AgencyMassachusetts → DAO01 - Department of Administrative Offices
Contacts1 person available
OfficeBoston, MA, 02114, USA
Office AddressBoston, MA, 02114, USA
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The Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD) Department of Career Services (DCS) is seeking to develop a list of qualified training providers to provide re-training services to dislocated workers in Massachusetts for the purpose of assisting these individuals gain new skills for employment at a new job and at a salary comparable to the individual's previous job.

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