The City of Dallas seeks an online learning management system for implementation in Dallas, TX.
Proposals are due 2026-12-11; the procurement is by Request for Proposals.
No estimated cost, prequalifications, bonding requirements, licensing, participation goals, insurance requirements, prevailing wage, or liquidated damages are stated in the source.
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The City of Dallas is procuring an online learning management system.
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Source: City of Dallas (solicitation 261644), retrieved via the City of Dallas Bonfire procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.