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Underage Access To Sports Wagering Platforms Research Services

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BD-27-1068-1700-1-135084State & Local

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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is soliciting research services to study underage access to sports wagering platforms and identify prevention best practices. The selected contractor will address seven core research questions regarding youth engagement, fraudulent identity use, and the impact of social media and advertising. Key deliverables include a comprehensive findings report, a public presentation to the Commission, and up to two additional presentations. The project will be subject to oversight by a Research Review Committee to ensure methodological rigor. The initial contract duration is one year, with a possible one-year renewal option, totaling a maximum of two years. Proposals are evaluated based on a weighted system where the general response, including methodology, expertise, and knowledge translation strategies, accounts for 65 percent of the score, while price accounts for 10 percent. Award preference is given to SDO-certified diverse businesses, followed by SBPP bidders. Applicants must submit a budget worksheet, a supplier diversity plan, and an environmentally preferable products form via the COMMBUYS portal. Post-award requirements include the submission of a Massachusetts Substitute W-9 and authorization for electronic funds transfer. The deadline for responses is December 15, 2026.

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Research services to study underage sports wagering access and prevention best practices.

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Floor Boston, MA, 02110, USA

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AgencyMassachusetts Gaming Commission
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFloor Boston, MA, 02110, USA
Organization / AgencyMassachusetts Gaming Commission
Office AddressFloor Boston, MA, 02110, USA
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Mark Vander LindenContact Person

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