Q&A Document 1.pdf
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- Books, Non-Library Catalog Discount
- Solicitation number
- 53-25
- Issued by
- Fayette County, Kentucky
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The document is a Questions & Answers (Q&A) document for Solicitation 53-25, issued by Fayette County Public Schools in Kentucky, pertaining to a non-library catalog book discount procurement. The solicitation seeks supplemental literacy materials for grades Pk-5, with a specific focus on books grounded in the Science of Reading, to be used in classroom libraries, classpacks, and consumables.
The Q&A clarifies that the book list in Attachment A serves as an example of the desired book types and will be used in evaluating vendor responses. Vendors who do not have books matching those in the attachment may receive lower evaluation scores. The document indicates that while the district is open to proposed books, the sample list is a critical component of the solicitation, suggesting that alignment with the district's literacy materials strategy is important for potential vendors.
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Solicitation 53-25 - Books, Non-Library Catalog Discount
Buying Organization Fayette County Public Schools
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Q1 Question: Sample Book List
Our organization provides supplemental literacy materials grounded in the Science of Reading, available in classroom libraries, classpacks, and consumables for grades Pk-5. Is the district open to these books being proposed, or are you strictly looking for the book titles listed in Attachment A?
Answer: The books listed in attachment A are an example of the type of books that we are looking for with this solicitation and will be used in the evaluation of responses. If you do not have any of the books listed on the attachment then your score would be lower.
06/16/2025
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