MCD10 Sign Language Interpreters for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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 01, 2028. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 82-11-20.
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Description
MCDHH seeks to develop a list of pre-qualified sign language interpreters (ASL/English and Deaf Interpreters) to provide services to and for Deaf, oral deaf, late-deafened, DeafBlind, and hard of hearing individuals for Executive Branch agencies in a variety of settings.
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MCDHH is seeking to establish a pre-qualified list of sign language interpreters for services tailored to Deaf and hard of hearing individuals across various Executive Branch agencies. This opportunity is particularly relevant as it addresses essential communication needs not only for the Deaf but also for late-deafened and DeafBlind persons. Bidders must have qualifications in American Sign Language (ASL) and related interpreting standards.
Develop a reliable pool of pre-qualified sign language interpreters (ASL/English and Deaf Interpreters) to support communication needs for Deaf and hard of hearing communities in state agency settings.
- Identify potential interpreters who meet qualification criteria.
- Develop a pre-qualification process for the interpreters.
- Establish communication protocols for agencies to access interpreters.
- Create training or guidelines for interpreters on specific agency needs.
- Proof of interpreter qualifications and certifications (ASL, Deaf Interpreters).
- Company background and experience in providing interpreting services.
- References or testimonials from previous clients in similar roles.
- Proposed communication procedures for agencies.
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- Scope of services details are somewhat unclear.
- Specific qualifications or certifications required for interpreters are not provided.
- There’s no mention of the anticipated volume of requests or the frequency of services needed.
- No information on the evaluation criteria for pre-qualification is available.
- Agency deadlines for communication or pre-qualification submissions are not specified.
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