State Systemic Improvement Plan (SSIP)
Ended Master agreement Arizona Awarded
- Contract number
- CTR078745
- Awardee
- Sun Valley Academy - South Mountain Inc
- Contracting organization
- Arizona Department of Education
Contract facts
- End date
- NIGP code
Contract details come from app.az.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Arizona Department of Education Master Agreement CTR078745 provides a comprehensive Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on educational and training services. The contract covers a range of specialized educational offerings, including alternative educational systems, vocational training, and specialized educational services. Specifically aligned with UNSPSC codes 86000000, 86110000, 86130000, and 86100000, this master agreement enables procurement of targeted educational support services, with a particular emphasis on improving English Language Arts (ELA) achievement for students with disabilities in grades K-3.
The master agreement is awarded to Sun Valley Academy - South Mountain Inc., with a performance period from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026. The contract is administered by the Arizona Department of Education and is structured as a Master Agreement with state-wide coverage. The total contract budget is $5,000, funded through federal IDEA funds, and focuses on supporting district and charter school teams in developing comprehensive educational improvement plans. The IDV can be renewed upon mutual agreement and provides a structured mechanism for procuring specialized educational services and support across the state of Arizona.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| FE_26-25-ED.pdf |
Quick answers
Who holds contract CTR078745?
Contract CTR078745 was awarded to Sun Valley Academy - South Mountain Inc by Arizona Department of Education on September 1, 2025.
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