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  9. City of Columbus

    CityOH

    RFQ033852 - CPH Document Translation

    The City of Columbus, through Columbus Public Health, seeks qualified agencies to provide professional document translation services and effective written language assistance.

  17. Alief Independent School District

    School DistrictTX

    Contracted Services & Related Products RFP-MA

    This RFP is for a pool of pre-qualified vendors to provide various contracted services, including professional development, interpretation/translation, student-focused services, employee-focused services, consulting, event rental, apparel/uniform, vehicle/transportation, and other as-needed services.

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City of Killeen
TXOct 8
Why now

- Council Member Brown reported that a water compliance letter from contractor 120 Water arrives only in English despite many residents primarily speaking Spanish. - Staff confirmed the letter is legally required to be sent in both English and Spanish, with the Spanish on the back. - Staff committed to verifying that future mailings include the bilingual version and added clear city identification to the letter. - The compliance letters fall under a two-year, $214,175.36 cooperative purchase agreement with 120 Water/Blue Conduit approved by the council.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 8
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Amanda Moore
Animal Services Director
Jeff Donohue
Assistant Chief of Police, Investigation Bureau

City of Canyon
TXSep 16
Why now

- The City of Canyon formally adopted a Title VI non-discrimination plan that creates a process for LEP individuals to receive communications in their language. - The plan makes the city secretary the Title VI coordinator, tasked with implementing and monitoring compliance across city departments. - Adoption was required to receive federal DOT grant funds for the 8th Street sidewalks and 15th Street improvements projects. - The plan outlines how Title VI rights are publicized and sets up a complaint process for the public.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 16
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Craig Brown
Assistant Director of Planning & Development
Tanner Devenney
Assistant Director of Public Works
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