New York State Contract Reporter #2135543

Nassau Community College seeks provider for non-credit health care and workforce training services

Nassau Community College in Garden City, NY is seeking a qualified provider for a five-year contract to deliver non-credit health care and workforce training program services. - Government Buyer: - Nassau Community College, Procurement Office, Garden City, NY - Primary contact: Yogeeta Zafonte - Services Requested: - Delivery of non-credit health care and workforce training programs - Recruitment and vetting of qualified instructors - Provision of complete curriculum for each class - Supply of all necessary classroom materials and equipment - Coordination of clinical externships or applied learning experiences for students - Compliance with all relevant health and safety regulations - Reporting on student attendance and achievements - Programs include: Certified Nursing Assistant, Phlebotomy Technician, Dental Assisting, Dialysis Technician, and other in-demand certifications - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on programs leading to in-demand certifications and credentials - Support for a diverse student population - M/WBE participation requirements and adherence to local labor laws - The college will handle student registration and provide facilities - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs for products are mentioned; focus is on service delivery - Previous provider: Condensed Curriculum International, Inc. - Place of Performance: - Nassau Community College, One Education Drive, Garden City, NY 11530

Description

Nassau Community College is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced firms to provide non-credit health care and other in-demand workforce training program services. The selected firm will be responsible for recruiting qualified instructors, providing a complete curriculum for each class, supplying all necessary classroom supplies and equipment, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, coordinating clinical externships or applied learning experiences, and reporting on student attendance and achievements. The contract term is five years with no renewal options. The College aims to support programs that lead to in-demand certifications and credentials for a diverse student population.

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