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Critical Functions" National Assessment of Educational Progress (Naep) Web/Technology Development, Operations…

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
$107M
total award value
2013
action date
76 mo
period
EDIES13C0022
PIID

Description

"Critical Functions" Igf::ct::igf National Assessment of Educational Progress (Naep) Web/Technology Development, Operations and Maintenance. The Purpose of This Contract Is to Support and Build on the Current Assessment Reporting and Dissemination (Ad) Web Infrastructure and to Enhance and Expand Ad Web/Technology Infrastructure and Systems to Improve the Efficiency and Effectiveness of the Ad Program. The Web/Technology Contractor (Wtc) Shall Provide a High Quality, Seamless Web Presence Across All of Assessment Divisions Partners. The WTC Shall Provide Additional Design and Operations Support as Necessary for a Comprehensive and Integrated Web-Based Communication Plan and Infrastructure System Across All Content Providing Contractors Supporting Ad Websites. These Vehicles Include the Integrated Management System (Ims), Content Management System (CMS), and Other Interrelated Applications. The Purpose for This Contract Is to Acquire, Develop, Implement, Maintain, Build Upon Existing and Support Internet-Related Applications and Services for Ad and to Provide Leadership and Support in Developing New Web-Based and Other Emerging Technology Applications.

RecipientOutside our Phase 1 contractor set: see methodology
Place of performanceDistrict Of Columbia
Competed?Not recorded✓ from source
Total (exact)$106,968,909

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