Texas State University SCIQuest #754-TXST-2027-RFP-524-VPGOI

On-Demand Instructional Design and Course Development Services

Texas State University is seeking on-demand instructional design and course development support for its education and workforce programs. - Government buyer: Texas State University; no sub-agency or office is identified. The opportunity is associated with San Marcos, Texas. - Requested services: Fee-for-service, project-based instructional design, new course development, course redesign or enhancement, Canvas course production, multimedia and individual learning-asset development, accessibility compliance, and quality assurance. - Programs supported: Credit, noncredit, continuing education, professional education, and workforce programs. Vendors will work with University faculty, subject matter experts, and staff. - Platforms and deliverables: Materials must be compatible with Canvas, DesignPLUS, H5P, and Articulate Rise. Vendors must provide editable source files so Texas State can maintain and update the materials. - OEMs and vendors: No instructional design service vendor or OEM is identified by company name. The named platform requirements are Canvas, DesignPLUS, H5P, and Articulate Rise. - Quantities and part numbers: Not specified; work is ordered on an as-needed, project basis.

Description

Texas State University is seeking qualified vendors to provide fee-for-service instructional design, course development, and production services on an as-needed, project basis. Work may include creating new courses, redesigning or enhancing existing courses, Canvas course production, multimedia development, accessibility compliance, quality assurance, and individual learning assets. Vendors will collaborate with University faculty, subject matter experts, and staff to develop accessible learning experiences for credit, noncredit, continuing education, professional education, and workforce programs. Deliverables must work with University-supported tools such as Canvas, DesignPLUS, H5P, and Articulate Rise, and include editable source files that Texas State can maintain and update.

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