CDHS - Office of Administrative SolutionsIssuing agency·Colorado·via a public procurement portalIEP Project for Children with I/DD
The awarded organization will develop and deliver IEP advocacy training to a minimum of 150 families throughout Colorado. The training must be culturally and linguistically appropriate and cover topics including relevant vocabulary for K-12 advocacy, the IEP cycle, legal obligations of schools, common barriers families face, student self-advocacy, and harmful disciplinary measures. The training will be delivered through in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats. The contractor must gather evaluation data, provide quarterly written program and spending reports, and submit a final grant report. The contractor must also provide a cash or in-kind non-federal match of 25% (or 10% in poverty areas) and comply with all reporting, background check, and accessibility requirements.
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Source: CDHS - Office of Administrative Solutions (solicitation RFP-IHHA-2027000051-2), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
