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Government, higher-ed and nonprofit work, refreshed every Monday.
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- Budget-qualified: $50k to $250k, nothing under $20k
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This week's RFPs,
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No account, no card, no email. Read them end to end, judge the standard yourself, then decide whether the rest of the list is worth $99 a month.
Software Systems Development, Maintenance and Support Services
Establishes an on-demand software services partner to build, modernize, and maintain mission-critical applications while filling internal capacity gap
Read the full RFP freeRecords Management System
Replace the expiring records platform with an integrated system that preserves historical information and sustains reliable day-to-day operations and
Read the full RFP freeNewton County Website Design, Development, and Implementation
Replace the existing public website to make essential information and services easier to find while enabling staff to publish consistent, reliable con
Read the full RFP freeConstituent Relationship Management (CRM) Tool
Unify fragmented constituent information and interactions so staff can understand residents’ histories, coordinate service across departments, and del
Read the full RFP freeWebsite Design and Development
Build an accessible, self-service digital gateway that helps applicants, residents, and partners navigate programs, understand eligibility, and comple
Read the full RFP freeWebsite Redesign and Hosting
Replace the unsupported website with a user-centered public information service that improves access to services while enabling staff to govern and ma
Read the full RFP freeSwipe for more, or browse all free RFPs
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- A small agency could realistically win it, not just a national incumbent.
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