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Unity Resident Online Education Services - Option Year 1 - Edmentum

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The Indian Health Service is seeking a provider to deliver online education services for residents at Unity YRTC. This specific requirement is categorized as a forecast for Option Year 1 and is designated under NAICS code 611710, which pertains to educational support services. Edmentum is identified as the associated service provider for these educational offerings. Administrative oversight for this contract is managed by Andrew Rhoades, who serves as the Contracting Officer, while Cherie Rose acts as the Program Point of Contact. The initiative is focused on ensuring that residents have access to necessary online learning resources to support their educational development.

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Edmentum provides online education services for Unity YRTC residents under Indian Health Service.

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611710 - Educational Support ServicesView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Andrew RhoadesContracting Officer

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Provide online education services for residents at Unity YRTC

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