Office for Civil Rights

Office for Civil Rights

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DOCUMENT SCANNING AND DIGITIZING

Office for Civil Rights

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TRAINING

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TRAINING

Office for Civil Rights

Close: Feb 4, 2026

The contractor will be responsible for: Managing virtual and in-person scientific peer review panels for research grant applications. Maintaining and supporting the Peer Review Information Management Online (PRIMO) system. Operating a help desk and providing technical support. Supporting grant application processing, external reviewer recruitment, onboarding, honorarium processing, and conflict of interest tracking. Coordinating panel logistics, reviewer communications, and training. Preparing peer review summary statements for each application, and scoring reports. Communicating with applicants through the Applicant Notification System module of PRIMO. Ensuring compliance with federal IT, accessibility, cybersecurity, and privacy standards. See attached file.

Office for Civil Rights

Close: Oct 22, 2025

Providing lodging, meeting and food and beverage services for a Governing Board meeting to be held in Houston, TX from March 5 – 6, 2026. First, lodging services should be available either on-site or near the meeting venue. Accommodations should be comfortable, safe, and accessible, with a range of room types and amenities to meet the needs of attendees. Consideration should be given to group booking rates, check-in/check-out flexibility, and proximity to dining, transportation, and local attractions. Second, meeting space must be available that accommodates the requirements of a two-day event, including an office, plenary and committee sessions. The space should offer sufficient capacity, be fully accessible in accordance with ADA standards, and provide a layout and ambiance suitable for various session formats. Third, the delivery of audio-visual equipment and technical support is essential. This includes microphones, projectors, screens, and hybrid meeting capabilities to support both in-person and remote participation. On-site technical assistance should be available throughout the event to ensure seamless operation of all equipment. Fourth, experienced on-site conference services staff must be available to support both pre-event planning and coordination, as well as logistical execution during the meeting. This includes setup, attendee support, and real-time troubleshooting as needed. Fifth, catering services should include a variety of meal and refreshment options that accommodate diverse dietary needs such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc. Finally, responses may include a general pricing structure and estimated timelines for all services. This may include rate sheets or sample budgets for lodging, meeting space, A/V services, staffing, and catering, along with typical lead times required for planning, booking, and execution.

Office for Civil Rights

Close: Sep 22, 2025

To gain a better understanding of--and potentially leverage current and emerging industry capabilities to modernize FSAs technology while enabling the successful implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. More specifically, FSA aims to gather insights from industry on solutions to achieve a modern, integrated, and secure FSA systems ecosystem that addresses the shortcomings of our current state of technology. To this end, FSA is seeking innovative approaches to: Modernize or replace FSAs legacy systems; Integrate siloed data across multiple systems; Consolidate or coordinate disparate vendor solutions; and Improve services to students and borrowers.