NIGP 92425: For Credit Classes, Seminars, Workshops, etc.

NIGP 92425 For Credit Classes, Seminars, Workshops, Etc., an Item code, encompasses professional development delivery, workforce training, certification exam administration, and continuing education services that state and local governments procure to meet regulatory requirements, staff competency mandates, and specialized workforce needs. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers engaging vendors to deliver targeted training in early childhood assessment, licensing exams, career and technical education platforms, PBIS implementation, building inspector continuing education, and specialized clinical training—often bundled with platform access, materials, instructor support, or certification processing. The mix of issuing bodies spans state departments (Texas Education Agency, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Washington State Health Care Authority), independent school districts (Katy ISD, Manor ISD, Austin ISD, Klein ISD, Bibb County School District, Tolleson Union High School District, Collin County Community College District), county boards (Hillsborough County), and specialized agencies (ChildCareGroup). School districts dominate activity, with repeat procurement cycles for districtwide professional development, career and technical education resources, and virtual or hybrid instructional platforms that bundle training, materials, and ongoing support.

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas and the Southeast, with significant activity in Maricopa County Arizona, Washington State, Florida, and Kentucky. Representative current solicitations include ChildCareGroup's request for Certified CLASS Observers to conduct classroom assessments across 27 Head Start classrooms in Dallas and surrounding counties (RFQ, due July 23, 2026); Texas Education Agency's request for proposals for the Texas Pathways Project, a statewide CTE digital learning platform serving grades 7–12 across up to 25 school systems (RFP, due July 13, 2026, with HUB subcontracting requirement and service-disabled veteran-owned business participation goal); Katy ISD's districtwide staff development RFP covering face-to-face training, webinars, conferences, and job-embedded coaching across 74 campuses with 1,440 line items (RFP #2335AB-D, due April 24, 2026); and Washington State Health Care Authority's request for qualifications for a Mental Health Assessment for Young Children Workforce Collaborative providing virtual DC:0-5 clinical trainings and Communities of Practice across five counties ($350,000 estimated value, RFQ due May 27, 2026, with scoring preference for Washington Certified Minority, Women, Veteran, or Small Businesses). Evaluation criteria across these procurements frequently weight service quality and vendor qualifications at 30–60 percent, cost at 20–40 percent, and past performance or compliance (HUB participation, set-asides) at 5–20 percent. Contract terms typically run one to two years with annual renewal options, and many solicitations require vendor compliance with state-specific certifications, FERPA/HIPAA data protections, accessibility standards, and tax-exempt status acknowledgment.