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Title IX Legal Review and Analysis

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USBE-AH25007-PSState & Local

Submission Closed07/12/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 922130

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AI Contract Overview

The Utah State Board of Education is seeking to engage a licensed attorney to perform a detailed legal review and analysis of the newly enacted Title IX Regulations, comparing them with existing Utah State Law. The contract aims to ensure that the regulations align with state legal standards and to identify any discrepancies or areas requiring clarification. The project is set to be completed within a budget range of $5,000 to $25,000, reflecting its scope and importance. The solicitation was posted on July 9, 2024, with a deadline for responses on July 12, 2024, indicating a quick turnaround for qualified legal professionals to submit their proposals. The contract is managed under the NAICS code 922130, which pertains to legal services within the state and local government sector. Interested parties can contact Adam Herd via email for further details or to submit their responses, and additional information about the solicitation is available through the provided online portal.