DDP NOI Machine Translation Software Subscription
Federal opportunity from 1107TRC01 - Trial Court - OCM DNU • Trial Court. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 25, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 43-23-25.
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Description
The Massachusetts Trial Court is planning a phased implementation of subscription based machine translation software to support brief transactional conversations with court users who have limited English proficiency. Pursuant to the Commonwealths Due Diligence Posting policy the Massachusetts Trial Court announces its intent to Accept a Best Value Offer to contract for the following with Pocketalk pending the results of this Notice of Intent.
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The Massachusetts Trial Court is seeking a subscription-based machine translation software to facilitate communication with court users who have limited English proficiency. The Notice of Intent indicates an upcoming procurement process with a response deadline of February 25, 2026. A Best Value Offer is anticipated for this contract with Pocketalk, highlighting the importance of strategic proposals in this opportunity.
The buyer aims to implement machine translation software in a phased manner to improve accessibility for non-English speaking court users, enhancing communication and service delivery within the Trial Court.
- Assessment of existing communication needs for court users.
- Selection of machine translation software provider.
- Implementation phase of the translation software.
- Training for court staff on using the new software.
- Monitoring and evaluation of translation effectiveness.
- Detailed software capabilities and features documentation.
- Proposed pricing model and subscription fees.
- Case studies or references from similar projects.
- Implementation timeline and key milestones.
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- Specific features required from the machine translation software.
- Expected volume of use or number of users for the software.
- Details on how the phased implementation will be structured.
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