RFP 173-25019 Addendum #2.pdf

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3-Year K-12 Math Curriculum
Solicitation number
173-RFP-25019
Issued by
Cumberland County, North Carolina

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This document is Addendum 2 to RFP 173-25019 for Cumberland County Schools' 3-Year K-12 Math Curriculum Adoption. The addendum's sole purpose is to remove section VII "Required Credentials" from page 16 of the RFP document.

The removed section had previously required bidders to provide detailed information about their credentials, including licensing status with North Carolina and Board of Education, K-12 experience, background check procedures for staff handling student data, and biographical information for company leadership. The section also included language authorizing CCS to conduct background investigations under N.C.G.S. §115-332. All of these requirements have been completely removed from the RFP.

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Cumberland County Schools

3-Year K-12 Math Curriculum Adoption

RFP 173-25019

Addendum 2

The purpose of Addendum 2 is to remove the clause for section VII. Required Credential.

1. Page 16, section VII. Required Credentials

VII. Required Credentials Bidder must provide detailed information about their credentials to include:

- Licensing status with the state of North Carolina and Board of Education

- Experience providing similar services for K-12 students and school districts

- Utilization of background checks for staff handling student data

- Biographical information for bidder/company and leadership team including credentials and experience implementing large-scale curriculum materials.

Bidder authorizes CCS under N.C.G.S. §115-332 to conduct a background investigation and authorizes the release of information in connection with the same.

This statement is removed completely from the RFP.

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