RFB 5827 - Busing Services for Field Trips

Solicitation # RFB5827BUSINGSERVICESFORFIELDTRIPS
Posted 7/22/25, 5:00 PM
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Due 8/6/25, 8:00 PM
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The procurement includes significant set-aside and diversity requirements, mandating 25% participation from Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) vendors, including businesses owned by minorities, women, disadvantaged, emerging, or small business owners. Contractors must also fulfill a student engagement component, providing 10 hours of career education activities per contract, with eight hours directly engaging MPS students and potential employment opportunities for high school students or recent graduates. Vendors must complete comprehensive documentation, including Appendix A (HUB Utilization Plan), Appendix B (Prime Vendor Information Sheet), and specific student engagement schedules. The contract requires detailed compliance with technology standards, including compatibility with Chromebooks and supporting up to 10,000 staff accounts and 68,500 student accounts. While specific contract value is not explicitly stated, the extensive documentation and multi-year structure suggest a significant procurement opportunity with potential for substantial financial impact for selected vendors.

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