MRC AT 4-2020 - Assistive Technology Services
Federal opportunity from AO - Administrative Office • MassAbility. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Dec 31, 2029. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 93-14-00.
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Description
This RFR will procure a pool of contractors to provide Assistive Technology (AT) services to a broad range of individuals with disabilities across the Commonwealth. Providers selected through this RFR will provide AT devices and services to assist individuals with disabilities to maximize their ability to carry out specific tasks and achieve specific goals.
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The Administrative Office (AO) is seeking contractors to provide Assistive Technology (AT) services aimed at individuals with disabilities across the Commonwealth. This Request for Responses (RFR) will establish a pool of contractors to deliver specific AT devices and services to help clients achieve their goals and improve task performance. The deadline for responses is set for December 31, 2029, allowing ample time for interested bidders to prepare competitive proposals.
The AO aims to procure a variety of contractors to offer Assistive Technology services that enable individuals with disabilities to enhance their daily lives and achieve specific goals.
- Identify qualified vendors with experience in Assistive Technology services.
- Create a robust selection criteria to evaluate contractor capabilities.
- Establish a streamlined process for delivering AT devices and services to clients.
- Monitor and assess contractor performance and service delivery models.
- Proof of experience in Assistive Technology services.
- Compliance with SBPP eligibility requirements.
- Detailed description of proposed AT devices and services.
- Pricing structure and payment terms.
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- Details on specific Assistive Technology devices sought.
- Clarification on evaluation criteria for contractors.
- Information on existing service providers and market conditions.
- Clarification on support and training for contractors.
- Specific performance metrics expected from service delivery.
- Any restrictions or compliance requirements specific to this opportunity.
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