Provide impartial hearing officer training services.
Provide complaint investigation services.
Posted Scope of Work
Category: Educational & Recreational. Questions regarding the request must be submitted via online form no later than the close of business September 11, 2026. A Questions & Answers Summary will be posted no later than September 25, 2026..
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Questions & answers
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What is the procurement for?
Impartial Hearing Officer Training and Complaint Investigations.
Who is the issuing agency?
Education, NYS Dept. of.
When is the due date?
10/16/2026.
Full source recordEvery field New York State Contract Reporter published, untouched
Note
Questions regarding the request must be submitted via online form no later than the close of business September 11, 2026. A Questions & Answers Summary will be posted no later than September 25, 2026.
Title
Impartial Hearing Officer Training and Complaint Investigations
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