RFI-CFPB-LegalEdSubscription.pdf

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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) seeking market research on capabilities to provide an online legal education library solution. CFPB requires the solution to offer a wide variety of legal education programs, including those that provide Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits accepted across all U.S. states and territories. Key requirements include mobile compatibility, 24/7 technical support, the ability to report CLE credits directly to jurisdictions, and availability of live online programs. CFPB is seeking 200 user seats and requests respondents to provide catalog pricing for subscription options. Responses to this RFI are due by 10 AM on June 17, 2024. The summary does not include any legal language, contract clauses, or other non-essential information.

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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION CFP-24-RFI-LegalEd

CFPB is releasing this Request for Information to as part of its market research to determine market capabilities in providing a legal education library solution to CFPB.

CFPB seeks an online library to meet attorney training and provide Continuous Learning Education (CLE) credits.

While most CFPB attorneys practice at the CFPB's Headquarters in Washington, DC many are members of the state bars of the various states. This fact, unique to federal agencies, requires compatibility with state bar requirements in all of the US states and territories. The CFPB requires the CLE training to be offered online and available at dates and times that do not conflict with the responsibilities of the agency attorneys to accomplish the agency mission. The CFPB also requires a wide range of CLE training courses to meet the diversity of specialized legal areas of agency attorneys.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Content should include a wide variety of programs and practice areas

• Content that is regularly updated/ kept current with changes in the law

• CLE and CPE credit available in every jurisdiction with mandatory requirements (US and territories)

• CLE Certificates of Completion available to users immediately upon completion of a program

• CLE credit reported directly to appropriate jurisdictions wherever allowed

• Live programs online

• Unlimited access to library and default Continuing Legal Education library programs

• Content must be mobile compatible

• 24/7 toll-free tech support.

CLOSING: Please reply to this Request for Information no later than 10am on Monday, June 17, 2024.

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS:

If your organization has the requisite expertise and can provide information, services, or products to address the above questions— please submit a Capabilities Statement in accordance with the instructions below. Specifically, your capabilities statement should also address all the following:

1. Vendor’s name, address, Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number, SAM.gov registration status (e.g.

Active / Inactive / Unregistered) point of contact, phone number, and e-mail address;

2. A description of your firm’s commercially available subscription capabilities that determine it can meet the minimum requirements above;

3. Examples of recent/relevant work done in the public, private, and/or nonprofit sectors related to the objectives described above in the RFI section, above;

4. Vendor's small-business size status, including whether the vendor is a woman-owned, minority-owned, or Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB); AND

5. A description of effort to ensure that all multimedia is supported with synchronized closed captioning per 508 requirements.

6. Catalog pricing for subscription options (CFPB seeks 200 seats)

Email response to Vanessa del Toro at vanessa.deltoro@cfpb.gov

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