Wentzville School District is seeking demographic services for student information, enrollment projections, capacity analysis, and boundary adjustments. Proposals are due August 20, 2026. Vendors must submit proposals electronically via BidNet Direct. Services include detailed student data analysis, enrollment trend identification, capacity assessment, and boundary adjustment options. Vendors must provide work samples and may be required to attend interviews. Compliance with federal work authorization programs is mandatory.
Proposals are due August 20, 2026. proposal due date: august 20, 2026
Payment is subject to Board of Education approval and will be made in accordance with the district's established payment cycles. Payment is subject to board of education approval and will be made in accordance with the districts established payment cycles.
The district's standard practice is to award to the lowest and most responsible proposer, but will also consider which services best meet its overall operational and educational needs. the districts standard practice is to award a purchase order to the lowest and most responsible proposer. however, the district will also consider which equipment, products, services, or providers best meet its overall operational and educational needs.
Vendors must have been in continuous operation for a minimum of five years and must comply with federal work authorization programs. the vendor must have been in continuous operation for a minimum of five years.
Proposal work samples are required to be considered for award. proposal work samples to be considered for award, proposers must provide examples of comparable work products with their proposal
Any objections or concerns regarding the terms of the agreement must be submitted through BidNet Direct before the published deadline for vendor questions. any objections or concerns regarding the terms of the agreement must be submitted through bidnet direct before the published deadline for vendor questions.
Vendors may be disqualified for late submissions, failure to comply with federal work authorization programs, or proposing alternative contract terms. failure by your company to abide by the requirements a through f above will be considered a material breach of your contract with the district.