Sign Language Interpreter Screening Evaluators
Federal opportunity from MCD01 - Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing • Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 30, 2027. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 86-13-00.
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MCDHH is seeking to develop a list of pre-qualified individuals to serve as Screening Evaluators for the various Screenings that its Department for Interpreter and CART Services offers. At this time the Department offers screenings for American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters, English-based signed Transliterators, and Deaf Interpreters.
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The Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (MCDHH) is developing a list of pre-qualified individuals to serve as Screening Evaluators for interpreter-related screenings. The Department for Interpreter and CART Services currently offers screenings for American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters, English-based signed Transliterators, and Deaf Interpreters. The opportunity is framed as building a pre-qualified pool/list rather than procuring a single project deliverable. The response deadline provided is 2027-06-30.
Establish a vetted roster of individual evaluators who can participate in and support MCDHH screening processes for multiple categories of interpreting services (ASL Interpreters, English-based signed Transliterators, and Deaf Interpreters) offered by the Department for Interpreter and CART Services.
- Review the solicitation/attachments to understand evaluator qualifications, application requirements, and evaluation process expectations.
- Apply to be included on MCDHH’s pre-qualified list of Screening Evaluators (as an individual).
- Demonstrate subject-matter competence aligned to one or more screening types: ASL Interpreters, English-based signed Transliterators, Deaf Interpreters.
- Provide required documentation (e.g., credentials, experience, references) as specified in the attachments.
- Complete any onboarding, agreements, or evaluator training/orientation required by MCDHH for participating in screening events.
- Perform screening evaluation duties when engaged by the Department for Interpreter and CART Services (scope details to be confirmed in attachments).
- All forms and documents required in the CommBuys attachments for the pre-qualification/listing process.
- Evidence of qualifications/experience aligned to screening categories offered (ASL Interpreter, English-based signed Transiterator, Deaf Interpreter), in the format requested.
- Any required certifications, resumes/CVs, references, or attestations specified in the attachments.
- Submission packaged and delivered per the CommBuys posting instructions referenced by the attached bid detail URLs.
- Confirm submission is completed before the stated response deadline: 2027-06-30.
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- Solicitation number, notice type, and posted date are not provided in the brief.
- Place of performance and whether evaluations are in-person, remote, or hybrid is not stated.
- Period of performance (start/end) is not stated.
- Specific evaluator qualification requirements and required submission artifacts are only in the attachments (not in the brief).
- Compensation/pricing model for evaluators is not stated in the brief.
- Whether responses must be from individuals only or whether entities may submit multiple candidates is not stated.
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