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This Solicitation opportunity from Nevada was posted on July 14, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

SB460 Implentation

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30DOE-S3418State & Local

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The Nevada Department of Education is seeking qualified and experienced service providers to support the implementation of Nevada Senate Bill 460, scheduled for 2025. The primary focus is on rapid school system improvement, effective and efficient implementation of accountability policies, and establishing robust metrics and evidence bases to measure impact. The contract aims to leverage expertise in these areas to facilitate meaningful reforms within Nevada’s education system, ensuring that policies are enacted with precision and measurable outcomes. The solicitation, titled SB460 Implementation, was posted on July 14, 2025, with a response deadline of August 8, 2025, and is valued between $500,000 and $2,000,000. It is managed through the NevadaEPro procurement system, which provides detailed instructions for vendors on bid submission procedures, emphasizing the importance of thorough review of solicitation documents, accurate pricing, and compliance with submission requirements. The contract underscores the need for service providers with a strong background in establishing accountability frameworks, implementing rapid improvement strategies, and developing evidence-based metrics to assess policy impact. The Nevada Department of Education seeks partners capable of supporting systemic reforms that align with the legislative intent of SB460, ensuring that the state's education system can achieve targeted improvements efficiently and transparently. The procurement process involves detailed vendor instructions for navigating the NevadaEPro platform, highlighting the importance of clear communication, accurate bid submissions, and adherence to deadlines. Overall, the contract represents an opportunity for experienced organizations to contribute significantly to Nevada’s educational reform efforts through strategic implementation and rigorous impact measurement.

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NevadaEPro Quote Submission Instructions

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RFI 30DOE-S3418 SB 460 Implementation

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AgencyNevada Department of Education
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Organization / AgencyNevada Department of Education
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The Nevada Department of Education is seeking information from qualified, experienced service providers with significant knowledge and experience in rapid school system improvement, implementing accountability policy effectively and efficiently, and establishing metrics and strong evidence bases around impact, in order to assist with the implementation of Nevada Senate Bill 460 (2025).

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