Nevada ePro #70CNR-S4064

Nevada sustainable materials management curriculum and digital workbooks

Nevada is seeking a curriculum-development partner to create sustainable materials management learning resources for students and adults. - Government buyer: State of Nevada, Nevada Department of Administration / State Purchasing Division, on behalf of the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP), Bureau of Sustainable Materials Management (BSMM). - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, publishers, or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Requested deliverable: One set of digital workbooks and supporting learning materials for K–1, grades 2–3, grades 4–5, middle school, high school, and adult learners. No product part numbers are specified. - Topics: Sustainable materials management, recycling, reuse, composting, food-waste reduction, and broader waste reduction and sustainability. - Services: Research education requirements and standards; develop curriculum and grade-level outlines; create practical exercises, examples, workbooks, and handouts; coordinate with BSMM; revise materials using staff feedback; and finalize and package the digital materials. - Notable requirements: Materials must align with Nevada education requirements, be editable and ADA compliant, support classroom and community use, be accessible and downloadable via QR code, and be suitable for publication on the Nevada Recycles website. NDEP must be able to apply its branding and edit the materials in the future; NDEP will own the deliverables. - Budget: The cost schedule states a project budget of up to $100,000. The project is supported by a federal Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling grant.

Description

The State of Nevada seeks proposals to develop digital workbooks and learning materials about sustainable materials management for Nevada residents and school-age children. The materials will address topics including recycling, composting, waste reduction, and sustainability, organized for grade-level groups and aligned with Nevada educational curriculum requirements. Work includes research, curriculum and material development, collaboration with the Bureau of Sustainable Materials Management, and finalizing accessible, editable digital materials for use in classrooms and posting on the Nevada Recycles website. The anticipated contract term begins April 5, 2027, and ends April 7, 2028; the cost schedule states a project budget of up to $100,000.

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