RFP SSU 2026-04 Comprehensive Transfer Technology Solution
Federal opportunity from 1103CONVD - Default Data Conversion Department • Salem State University. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 16, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 43-23-15.
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Salem State University seeks proposals for a comprehensive, enterprise-level transcript processing and transfer credit evaluation automation solution that modernizes and automates transfer credit intake, evaluation, articulation, and prospective transfer student recruitment by means of a transfer portal that is able to provide degree audit information to prospective students.
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Salem State University is soliciting proposals for a Comprehensive Transfer Technology Solution under RFP SSU 2026-04, aimed at modernizing and automating the transcript processing and transfer credit evaluation processes. The project focuses on creating a transfer portal that provides degree audit information to prospective students. Proposals are due by February 16, 2026, and should address enterprise-level solutions for enhancing transfer credit intake and evaluation.
The buyer, Salem State University, seeks to automate and modernize their transcript processing and transfer credit evaluation systems to improve operational efficiency and enhance the prospective student recruitment experience through a dedicated transfer portal.
- Assess current transcript processing systems
- Design and develop a comprehensive transfer portal
- Implement automated evaluation and articulation processes
- Integrate degree audit capabilities for prospective students
- Test and refine the solution pre-implementation
- Executive summary outlining your solution
- Detailed project plan and timeline
- Relevant experience and case studies
- Team qualifications and expertise
- Pricing structure and payment terms
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- Integration requirements with existing systems are unclear
- Buyer preferences for system scalability are unknown
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- Lack of clear definition of success metrics for the project
- Vendor selection criteria are not specified
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