23MACISCS3 | MTEL Test Preparation Departmental Master Agreement
Federal opportunity from DOE02148 - Department of Elementary and Secondary Education • Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Dec 30, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 86-13-00.
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Description
DESE is seeking bidders to set up a Departmental Master Agreement who can effectively support candidates in passing the MTEL. In an effort to better support candidates in passing the MTEL, DESE is interested in identifying high quality MTEL preparation.
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The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is seeking proposals for a Departmental Master Agreement aimed at enhancing MTEL test preparation for candidates. This opportunity is set-aside for Small Business Participation Program (SBPP) eligible bidders, emphasizing the need for high-quality preparation support. The response deadline is December 30, 2026, providing ample time for interested parties to submit competitive proposals.
DESE aims to establish a Master Agreement that enables effective support for candidates preparing for the MTEL, focusing on high-quality preparation mechanisms.
- Identify high-quality MTEL preparation resources
- Develop curriculum materials for MTEL preparation
- Provide coaching and mentorship for candidates
- Set up administrative structures to manage the Master Agreement
- Proposal outline adhering to DESE requirements
- Overview of experience in MTEL preparation
- Details on curriculum and training materials offered
- Staff qualifications and experience in educational settings
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- Absence of a budget or funding limitations
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