MRCTech-Supp 22 Technology and Support Services
Federal opportunity from VR - Vocational Rehabilitation • MassAbility. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 31, 2027. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 93-14-00.
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Description
MRC is seeking vendors to provide Technology and Support Services to individuals with a broad range of disabilities from across the Commonwealth. Providers selected through this RFR will provide assessment of technology needs, provide computer technology, primarily personal computers and other peripheral equipment, and services to orient and train the recipient to the technology
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The VR - Vocational Rehabilitation agency is soliciting proposals for Technology and Support Services under the MRC Tech-Supp 22 project. This initiative aims to assist individuals with disabilities by providing technology assessments, computers, and training. Vendors must respond by March 31, 2027, to be considered for selecting technology providers for the Commonwealth.
The buyer seeks qualified vendors to deliver assessments of technology needs, provide personal computers and peripherals, and train recipients on the effective use of this technology.
- Assessment of technology needs for individuals with disabilities.
- Provision of personal computers and peripheral equipment.
- Orientation and training services to technology recipients.
- Company profile and relevant experience in similar projects.
- Detailed methodology for technology needs assessment and training.
- Pricing structure for the technology and services offered.
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- Detailed criteria for vendor evaluation is not provided.
- Specific funding or budget information is not disclosed.
- No information on prior contracts or incumbent providers.
- Agency contact details for clarifications are missing.
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