Monitoring Assistance

Ended Master agreement Arizona Awarded

Contract number
CTR079525
Awardee
Incito Schools Inc
Contracting organization
Arizona Department of Education

Contract facts

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About this contract

The Arizona Department of Education Master Agreement CTR079525 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on specialized educational services and training, specifically targeting monitoring and compliance activities for public education agencies. The contract covers vocational training, alternative educational systems, and specialized educational services, with a primary emphasis on improving special education program compliance and outcomes for students with disabilities. Procurement through this vehicle enables public education agencies to access funding and support for monitoring-related activities, including substitute staffing, off-contract compensation, benefits, supplies, and materials.

The master agreement is awarded to Incito Schools Inc., based in Goodyear, Arizona, and is administered by the Arizona Department of Education. The contract period runs from September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2026, with a total contract value of $3,000 funded through IDEA federal funds. The agreement is classified as an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) and provides statewide coverage across Arizona. Contractors under this IDV are required to participate in state differentiated monitoring activities, develop action plans, and correct identified non-compliance items, with strict invoicing and documentation requirements.

Files

File Type Posted
26-43-ED.pdf PDF
FE_26-43-ED.pdf PDF

Quick answers

Who holds contract CTR079525?

Contract CTR079525 was awarded to Incito Schools Inc by Arizona Department of Education on September 1, 2025.

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