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Transition Systems Framework with IUs

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RFA 2025-03-01State & Local

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This contract, titled "Transition Systems Framework with IUs," aims to support Intermediate Units across Pennsylvania in improving transition programming for students with disabilities through a data-driven approach. Over a two-year period, grantees will utilize a research-based screening and assessment process to evaluate all local education agencies within their regions, selecting one LEA based on the highest demonstrated need. The selected LEA will then collaborate with the grantee to implement evidence-based practices and system-level changes designed to enhance transition planning and outcomes. A total of 29 awards are anticipated, with an informational session scheduled for April 10, 2025, to provide further details and facilitate engagement. The solicitation was posted on March 28, 2025, with a response deadline of May 5, 2025. The project is managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, with a contract value ranging from five to fifteen million dollars. Interested parties can contact Lori A Micheals via email or phone for additional information. The contract emphasizes a strategic, research-informed approach to improve transition services at the local level, fostering systemic improvements across participating school districts and agencies.

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PA, USA

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Appendix A Work Plan - P2P Model Demonstration Grant SOW

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Appendix C Terms and Conditions for OVR Grant Agreement

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Appendix F FFATA Subrecipient Data Sheet

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Commonwealth Travel Policy Management Directive 230.10 Amended

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Commonwealth Travel Procedures Manual 230.1 Amended Dec 2019

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LEA Screening Tool for PaTTAN Transition Systems Framework

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Monthly Implementation Update for PaTTAN Transition Systems Framework

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Request for Approval to Use Non-Solicitation Award Process for Grant Funds

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RFA 2025-03-01 Model Implementation for Enhancing Transition Planning Systems for IUs

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Appendix B Budget Grant Year I IU DIF Grants

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Appendix G Domestic Workforce Utilization Certification

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Appendix H Worker Protection And Investment Certification Form

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Appendix J Sample Signatory Authority Document for IU Transition Systems Framework

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Appendix N Assurances for Federal Assistance

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Data Reviewed to Identifying Targeted Areas for Transition Systems Framework

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Lobbying Certification Form BOP-1307

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Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Grant Application Form

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PaTTAN Transition Systems Framework Overview

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Trade Secret Confidential Proprietary Information Notice

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TSF Action Plan Development Guide

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AgencyPennsylvania → Department of Labor and Industry
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This project is designed to afford Intermediate Units (IUs) across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania an opportunity to evaluate and enhance transition programming through data-driven decision-making. Over the course of two years, the grantees use a researched based selection process (see Appendix) to screen and assess all local education agencies (LEA)s in their region.  One LEA will be selected based upon the highest need according to the score from the assessments. The grantee will collaborate with the selected Local (LEA) to implement evidence-based practices, and foster systems-level changes that significantly improve the transition planning and outcomes for students with disabilities within the selected LEAs School District. There will be 29 awardsAn information session is scheduled for April 10, 2025 from 2:00 to 3:00 PM EST.  You may RSVP to attend this event by email contact@example.gov

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