Latest US Content Compliance Contracts & Bids

The Nevada Commission on Ethics seeks a non-competitive contract with Tovuti, Inc. for the continued hosting of its online learning management system. The system includes delivery of training contents, tracking of training performance, webinar sharing, quizzes, and other typical online learning management features. The contract is justified as a sole-source purchase due to the system's customization for the commission's needs, including pre-existing content and branding. The contract term is from **** to **** may contest the authorization within 11 days of the bid opening date by submitting a written statement of issues to cindy stoeffler at ***@***. *. * contract requires State Board of Examiners (BOE) approval. Additional information regarding previous purchases and potential consequences of denial are included in the solicitation waiver.

The Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) is seeking a cloud-based Drupal PaaS solution for its website. The scope includes design workshops, implementation of the chosen configuration and modules, and all cloud computing and support services. The contractor will be responsible for upgrading the website to Drupal 11 before the Drupal 10 end-of-life date in mid-late 2026. The hosting environment must be located within the continental US, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and/or the Virgin Islands. The contractor must comply with all applicable federal laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Key deliverables include a requirements matrix and project plan, and the deployment and implementation of the Drupal 10x environment. A phased approach to migration is planned. The deadline for submission of proposals is June 4, 2025.

This is a Request for Proposal (RFP) for training services to conduct basic instructional courses for application of paint on military aircraft. The training will take place in a contractor-provided classroom and shop-lab environment. The contractor must provide qualified personnel, training materials, and protective equipment. Specific deliverables include course completion reports, student feedback reports, course completion certificates, and a contractor-developed course critique. Performance standards include course completion reports submitted within 30 days of course completion, listing attendee names and whether each successfully completed the course and/or ACAS certification. The USCG seeks a minimum 80% pass rate for each session. Registration with SAM (System for Award Management) is required. The procurement is a firm fixed price, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract.

Proposals due June 26, 2025, by 1:30 PM CST. Questions regarding the requirements may be directed to dachenae streeter, purchasing director, via email. The selected provider will provide all applicable city and/or county departments with the provision, installation, and maintenance of an account maintenance system. There is a possibility more than one vendor will be selected for delivery of bulk fuel. Minimum qualifications include three years experience in maintaining fueling systems and operating an electronic fuel monitoring system. Bidders shall bid a cost plus basis. All city and/or county departments are exempt from federal excise tax and state sales tax. The city/county reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. All proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope. Additional documents required: fuel specification sheet, noncollusion affidavit, nonconflict of interest familial disclosure form, Indiana legal employment declaration, equal employment opportunity statement. The contract will be for a three-year period, with the ability to extend for an additional three, twelve-month terms. The relationship between the city and any vendors successful in obtaining a contract is that of city and independent contractor. The vendor will be solely and entirely responsible for its acts and the acts of its agents, employees, and servants during the performance of a contract. The city/county reserves the right to cancel any contract which includes escalation clauses. Proof of insurance is required. Bidders must comply with all applicable federal, state, county and city laws, ordinances, and regulations. The city/county reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any informality in bids and, unless otherwise specified by the bidder, to accept any item in the bid that is in its best interest. The city/county considers keeping trade secrets confidential. Sample of items, when required, must be furnished as stipulated herein, free of expense, and if not destroyed will, upon request be returned at the bidders expense. Protest procedures are outlined. Bidders must provide documentation that they are enrolled in and participating in the everify program. The city of Evansville is exempt from federal, state, and local taxes.