8-VendorAccessibilityChecklistFillable-062725.pdf

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RFP: Audio/Visual, Electrical, Data Design/Build Services-FED State and local contract opportunity
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25-14828H-EM
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Jefferson County, Colorado

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The document is a Vendor Accessibility Checklist from Jefferson County, Colorado, designed to assess a vendor's digital accessibility capabilities and compliance with accessibility standards. The checklist contains 20 detailed questions that probe a vendor's approach to accessibility, including their Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA standards, testing methodologies, corrective action processes, development practices, legal awareness, training programs, and organizational commitment to digital accessibility.

Key areas of focus include verifying the vendor's use of accessibility testing tools, their familiarity with screen readers like JAWS and Voiceover, presence of an accessibility team, third-party vendor certifications, governance models, and long-term accessibility improvement strategies. The checklist is part of Jefferson County's procurement process, specifically for an RFP related to Audio/Visual, Electrical, and Data Design/Build Services, and aims to ensure that potential vendors prioritize digital accessibility and can demonstrate a comprehensive approach to meeting accessibility standards for individuals with disabilities.

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1Vendor Accessibility Checklist

Vendor Accessibility Checklist Please visit the Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) Vendor Accessibility Guide and Vendor Accessibility Checklist for additional information.

1. Do you have an accurate Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) for the version of the product(s) in this solicitation response completed using an ITI VPAT template 2.3 or higher? If so, please provide documentation.

2. Does the ACR indicate that your product(s) is in compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA and/or applicable sections of US Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Chapters 3,4,6?

3. What metrics are in place to track progress with the Accessibility plan/initiative?

4. If yes to question 1, what tools/methods were used to test and complete the ACR? (If not satisfactory under “Evaluation Methods Used”)

5. Can you provide a copy of the accessibility test plan for the product?

Accessibility test results? Issues found and corrective actions planned?

https://oit.colorado.gov/standards-policies-guides/guide-to-accessible-web-services/vendor-accessibility-guide https://oit.colorado.gov/a-guide-to-accessible-web-services/procurement-toolkit/vendor-accessibility-checklis https://oit.colorado.gov/a-guide-to-accessible-web-services/procurement-toolkit/vendor-accessibility-checklist https://www.itic.org/policy/accessibility/vpat https://www.itic.org/policy/accessibility/vpat https://www.fcc.gov/general/section-508-rehabilitation-act https://www.fcc.gov/general/section-508-rehabilitation-act

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6. What client platforms, operating systems (including mobile), browsers, assistive technologies, and versions of all of those…were used as test environments?

7. Do you have corrective actions process that includes accessibility issues and how are they prioritized?

8. At what points in the design and development process do you integrate accessibility criteria or perform accessibility-related activities for compliance with accessibility standards?

9. How do you keep up with the legal requirements and laws regarding accessibility?

10. What accessibility training courses and curriculums are required of your development/test resources to ensure accessibility-compliant deliverables? Is accessibility training or support updated on a regular basis for internal teams?

11. If your product is not compliant, do you have a committed plan or roadmap to achieving compliance and by when?

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12. Do you work with third-party accessibility vendors to certify your product is compliant to accessibility standards? If yes, can you provide their attestation?

13. Do you have an accessibility policy and are there initiatives in place throughout the organization in support of that policy?

14. Do you have an accessibility team?

15. Do you have any people on your team or a third party trained in the use of JAWS, Voiceover, or other screen readers as a test tool? Do you utilize actual screen reader users in the UX testing of your products?

16. Can you provide a demonstration of the product by an actual JAWS user?

17. Do you have an accessibility statement of commitment (i.e. a mission statement) about digital accessibility?

18. What governance model is in place to oversee Accessibility standards?

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19. Do you utilize an Accessibility Maturity Model to drive accessibility initiatives to improve compliance posture, etc. over the long term?

20. Do you have direct contact information (phone and email) for the individual in the company who can address questions about the accessibility of good(s)/service(s)?

https://www.w3.org/TR/maturity-model/

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