The National Science Foundation awarded multiple indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts under a combined solicitation to provide evaluation, assessment, and program management services over six years. Task orders issued to Research Triangle Institute International under the $90M master contract provide for evaluation of programs supporting tagging science ($504K, 9/2023-2/2024), Computer Science for All initiative ($3.37M, 7/2023-7/2027), Missing Millions program ($1.3M, 10/2022-4/2024), and evaluation of grants strengthening STEM education at Hispanic-serving institutions ($933K, 9/2022-3/2024). Performance locations include Alexandria, Virginia and Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. The original solicitation sought proposals for portfolio management, evaluation of NSF investments, use of evaluation findings, and Evidence Act compliance over six years. Contractors provide labor rates and sample task order prices to support assessing progress towards strategic goals under the multiple-award contracts.
The National Science Foundation's indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts aim to procure evaluation, assessment, and program management services over six years to support assessing progress towards strategic goals, evaluating investments, using evaluation findings, and complying with the Evidence Act. Task orders issued to Research Triangle Institute International involve evaluating programs related to tagging science, the Computer Science for All initiative, the Missing Millions program, and grants strengthening STEM education at Hispanic-serving institutions, totaling approximately $90 million. Performance locations are in Alexandria, Virginia and Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
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