Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Maryland Higher Education Commission.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Provide strategic consulting, governance assessment, organizational planning, and implementation support services to assist the commission and the agency in advancing the 2026 2030 maryland state plan for higher education, maryland's moment: lighting the way forward.
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Baltimore
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Baltimore
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217 E Redwood St
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(410) 767-3300
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21201
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Maryland Higher Education Commission
This 2026-2030 Maryland State Plan for Higher Education, titled 'Maryland's Moment: Lighting the Way Forward,' outlines a strategic direction focused on three key goals: increasing postsecondary attainment for lifelong success, advancing social and economic mobility through higher education, and mobilizing innovation and research as a state asset for competitiveness. The plan employs eight distinct strategies, including streamlining transitions from secondary to postsecondary education, enhancing affordability, embedding future-proof skills, and strengthening connections between education and talent development, with an overarching aim to ensure Marylanders achieve economic mobility and foster civic vitality.
This plan outlines Maryland's strategic direction for its postsecondary education system from 2026 to 2030, aiming to strengthen it as a vital tool for prosperity, equity, and societal well-being. It focuses on three core goals: increasing postsecondary attainment for lifelong success, advancing social and economic mobility through education, and mobilizing postsecondary innovation and research as a state asset. The plan emphasizes serving every learner, advancing public impact, and championing collaboration and innovation, including the development of "Lighthouse Credentials and Degrees" aligned with critical economic sectors such as biotechnology, quantum technology, cybersecurity, and aerospace, as well as other priority areas of societal value.
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The Maryland State Plan for Higher Education (2026-2030) renews the state's commitment to postsecondary education as a fundamental driver of prosperity, equity, and societal well-being. Its vision is to create an affordable, contemporary education system that prepares Marylanders for a dynamic economy, ensures completion of meaningful credentials, and fosters innovation to enhance competitiveness and civic well-being. The plan is guided by principles of serving every learner, advancing public impact, and championing collaboration and innovation. Key goals include increasing postsecondary attainment for lifelong success, advancing social and economic mobility through education, and mobilizing research and innovation as a state asset for competitiveness and public good.
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