Solicitation from DEPT OF DEFENSE EDUCATION ACTIVITY (DODEA) • DEPT OF DEFENSE. Place of performance: United States. Response deadline: Feb 17, 2026. Industry: NAICS 611710 • PSC 7A21.
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DoDEA requires interactive slide software with formative assessment functionality that includes (1) an age-appropriate lesson bank or templates and (2) the ability to make customized lesson for use by K-12 students and teachers systemwide. As shown in the table above, the estimated number of K-12 student licenses needed is about 61,325. The number of school-level and above-school-level educators is approximately 12,000. DoDEA also requires related virtual product training for teachers and related technical support, maintenance, and upgrades.
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The DoDEA seeks an interactive slideshow software with formative assessment capabilities for K-12 educational settings. This solution must include age-appropriate lesson templates and customization options for approximately 61,325 student licenses and 12,000 educators. Key components include product training, technical support, and maintenance to ensure effective deployment and usage.
DoDEA aims to procure software that enhances interactive learning and assessment in a K-12 environment, ensuring that both students and educators have access to tailored lesson plans and necessary support.
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