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Title IX and Civil Rights Compliance Investigator

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This subcontract for Title IX and Civil Rights Compliance Investigators involves conducting independent investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment, and discrimination for prime contractors on State of Rhode Island educational projects. The selected provider will be responsible for interviewing complainants, respondents, and witnesses, reviewing evidence, and applying federal and state regulatory frameworks to deliver comprehensive final investigative reports with findings of fact. The contract requires specialized expertise in Title IX and civil rights compliance standards for educational institutions. Based in Providence, the opportunity was posted on January 9, 2026, through Rhode Island Purchasing, with a response deadline of December 29, 2028. The role falls under NAICS code 541611 for administrative management and consultancy services.

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Subcontract for Title IX and civil rights investigators conducting sexual misconduct investigations in Rhode Island.

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MPA-490 OE Private/Claims Investigation Svcs & Investigative Svcs - Title IX

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Performs independent investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment, and discrimination for prime contractors on State of Rhode Island educational projects. Interviews complainants, respondents, and witnesses, reviews evidence, and applies Title IX and Civil Rights regulatory frameworks. Requires specialized expertise in Title IX and federal/state compliance standards for educational institutions. Delivers final investigative reports with findings of fact.

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