Award
University of North Dakota 458-2026
North Dakota Brain Injury Network Evaluation Consultant
Recipient
Not specified
Awarded
September 11, 2025
Identifier
458-2026
The University of North Dakota (UND) is the government buyer seeking consulting services to develop and implement an evaluation plan assessing the effectiveness and impact of services delivered through the North Dakota Brain Injury Network. The contract is open for proposals and will be awarded to a responsible offeror with relevant experience. The awarded vendor will provide consulting services including collaboration with program staff, development of evaluation questions, data analysis, reporting, and support for continuous quality improvement. The vendor must have a minimum of 5 years of experience in brain injury grant or program evaluations and expertise in data collection tools and Salesforce data management platform. The contract includes deliverables such as an evaluation plan, preliminary results, draft report, and final report with infographics and data handouts. The contract is firm fixed price with payment terms of net 30. The contract period starts on or after September 15, 2025, with key deliverable deadlines through the end of the contract period. The contract allows cooperative purchasing by other institutions in the North Dakota University System. The procurement officer contact is Samuel Kontz. No product line items are listed; the service line item is consulting services with a request for hourly consulting rate. The scope of work requires no on-site work. The contract includes standard North Dakota state contractual requirements including registration, insurance, indemnification, confidentiality, and compliance with public records laws. The place of performance is primarily remote with no on-site work required, and the contract is managed by the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND.
Description
The University of North Dakota is seeking a consultant to develop and implement an evaluation plan to assess the effectiveness and impact of services delivered through the Brain Injury Network.