Monroe Community College is seeking proposals for instructional resources to deliver and tailor professional development workshops for their Medical Interpreter Certificate Program. The program is a 48-hour certificate course focused on medical and community interpreting, covering ethics, terminology, and certification processes. Workshops are offered year-round, Monday-Friday, with one in-person section annually at the downtown campus. Instructors must be proficient in presentation, time management, communication, emotional intelligence, and adult learning styles. Proposals are due by July 24, 2026, at 3:00 PM. The college will evaluate proposals based on technical qualifications and competence, as well as price. Women, minority, and veteran-owned businesses are encouraged to apply.
Proposals must be received by July 24, 2026, by 3:00 PM. Proposals must be received by the due date and time to be considered.
Payment will be made upon receipt of an invoice by the college which includes supporting evidence that tasks listed under the scope of work have been completed. Payment in full, according to payment terms, will be made to the firm upon receipt of an invoice by the college which includes supporting evidence that tasks listed under the scope of work have been completed.
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Firms must demonstrate background and prior experience, list key staff members and their experience, and provide a detailed listing of the firm and team's experience. a clear demonstration of the firms background and prior experience particularly for community colleges, fouryear colleges and universities, and nonprofit organizations. . .
Firms may be disqualified for attempting to discuss the RFP orally or in writing with any employee of the college other than the RFP coordinator, or for refusing to provide an oral presentation if requested. in the event that a firm or someone acting on the firms behalf attempts to discuss the rfp orally or in writing, with any employee of the college, other than the rfp coordinator, the firm may be disqualified.