RFP 26-20 Community Based Organizations
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- Bid Title
- RFP 26-20 Community Based Organizations
- Issuing Agency
- Minneapolis Public Schools
- Location
- Minnesota
- Published Date
- Mar 20, 2026
- Closing Date
- Apr 17, 2026
- Government Level
- State & Local
- Status
- Closed
- Ref. #
- RFP 26-20
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MPS RFP 26-20 2026 Community Based OrganizationsRequest for Proposal (RFP) for2026 Community Based OrganizationRFP: 26-20Minneapolis Public Schools - Special School District No. 11250 West Broadway Ave.Minneapolis, Minnesota 55411-2533Issued: March 20, 2026NOTICE: Pursuant to section 13.591 subdivision 3(b) of the Minnesota Statutes, after agovernment entity has completed negotiating a contract with the selected vendor, alldata in RFP responses are public except for trade secret information as defined insection 13.37 subdivision 1(b). A statement that submitted data are copyrighted orotherwise protected does not prevent public access to the data.1Minneapolis Public Schools1250 W. Broadway AveMinneapolis, MN 55411RFX@mpls.k12.mn.usTemplate updated February 2026MPS RFP 26-20 2026 Community Based OrganizationsTABLE OF CONTENTSI.OverviewA. Project ObjectiveB. Schedule of ProposalC. Intention to Submit ProposalsD. Submission of Written QuestionsE. Changes to the RFPF. Preparation of ProposalG. Submission of ProposalsH. Withdrawal of ProposalsI. Finalist’s Presentations and Proof of ConceptJ. Evaluation and Selection ProcessK. Effective Period of ProposalsL. Bid ReservationsM. Notifications of Unsuccessful VendorsN. Contract NegotiationsO. Award of ContractP. Contract TermQ. Disposition of and Public Access to ProposalsR. Cost Incurred in RespondingS. AssignmentT. Causes for TerminationII.Scope of ServicesA. Project BackgroundB. 2026 Community Based Organization Program GoalsC. Extended Learning Department OrganizationD. Description of Expected ServicesIII.General Business InformationA. General Business RequirementsB. Qualifications and ExperienceC. Supplier and Employee Equity & Diversity, Sustainability and Community EngagementD. Business EthicsE. Service Level ExpectationsF. Fees & CostsG. ReportingH. Billing and PaymentIV. Project ScopeA. Wrap up to Project Scope InformationV.Appendix RequirementsA. ReferencesB. Pricing InformationC. MPS ReportsD. Business Specific ReportsE. Service Level ExpectationsF. Additional Documents2Minneapolis Public Schools1250 W. Broadway AveMinneapolis, MN 55411RFX@mpls.k12.mn.usTemplate updated February 2026MPS RFP 26-20 2026 Community Based OrganizationsVI. MPS Appendix Documents1. Intention to Submit Proposal2. Organization Information Cover sheet3. MPS Sample Contract4. Cost Table3Minneapolis Public Schools1250 W. Broadway AveMinneapolis, MN 55411RFX@mpls.k12.mn.usTemplate updated February 2026MPS RFP 26-20 2026 Community Based OrganizationsSECTION I: OVERVIEWA. Project ObjectiveMinneapolis Public Schools (MPS) is seeking proposals from organizations and individuals wishingto provide an Community Based Organizations.Minneapolis Public Schools or Special School District Number 1 (SSD #1) is a school district that iscoterminous with the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota. With authority granted by the statelegislature, the school board makes policy, selects the superintendent, and oversees the district'sbudget, curriculum, personnel, and facilities. Students speak ninety different languages at homeand most school communications are printed in English, Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. The Districtcovers over 70 school programs at 65 sites, with approximately 29,900 students and 3,200teaching staff.The District intends to select organizations to provide the necessary out of school time academicprograms. To facilitate the submission and evaluation of proposals, this proposal providesadditional background information regarding MPS that will be relevant to the proposal of theCommunity Based Organizations.RFP Primary Objective 1: To increase engagement and participation of eligible K-8 students in anOut of School Time (OST) program through a Community Based Organization (CBO) that deliverstargeted services aligned with the Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) strategic planRFP Primary Objective 2: To support Community Based Organizations (CBO) programs that willprovide services based on MN state standards to increase students’ performance in reading,math, and social skills at the elementary and middle school level.RFP Primary Objective 3: To select Community Based Organizations (CBO) to partner with thathave a proven strategy or implementation plan to deliver high quality programming designed toenhance student learning and increase achievement in reading, math, and social skills throughinstruction delivered by MN state licensed teachers.B. Schedule of Proposal1. Issue RFP:March 20, 20262. Intention to Submit:April 3, 20263. Written Questions Due:April 3, 20264. Responses to Questions:April 10, 20265. Proposals Due:April 17. 20266. Award bid – Selection:May 1, 20267. District ApprovalJune 9, 20268. Implementation:July 1, 2026C. Mandatory Intention to Submit ProposalsAPPENDIX 1 (a) & Conflict of interest form APPENDIX 1 (b) are mandatory to submit. Failure tosubmit both will result in automatic disqualification from the RFP Process.In order for your organization to receive updates to this Request for Proposal, includingresponses to submitted questions from all participating firms, please complete Appendix 1 (a)Intention to Submit a Proposal by April 17, 2026 and Appendix 1 (b) Conflict of Interest. Thisdocument can be emailed to RFX@mpls.k12.mn.us. This will allow the District to provide timely4Minneapolis Public Schools1250 W. Broadway AveMinneapolis, MN 55411RFX@mpls.k12.mn.usTemplate updated February 2026MPS RFP 26-20 2026 Community Based Organizationsinformation to interested parties. These document are mandatory documents, if these are notsubmitted in person or by email by April 17. 2026; the organization will not be able to participatein RFP 26-20 Community Based Organizations.D. Submission of Written QuestionsAll questions about the RFP shall be submitted by e-mail by 4:00 p.m. Central Standard Time onor before April 3, 2026 to: RFX@mpls.k12.mn.us. The District will provide written responses toquestions from prospective Proposers no later than April 10, 2026 EOD. After April 10, 2026, noquestions or inquiries will be allowed.E. Changes to the RFPVendors who are registered with MPS for this RFP will be notified by email of any changes in thespecifications contained in this RFP. If any changes are issued to this RFP, a good faith attemptwill be made to deliver the additional information to those persons or firms who, according tothe records of MPS, have previously received a copy of and are registered (on the Intent toSubmit form) with the District for this RFP.F. Preparation of Proposal1. Careful attention must be paid to all requested items contained in this Request for Proposal.Please read the entire package before bidding. Each proposal shall be prepared simply andeconomically avoiding the use of elaborate promotional materials beyond what is sufficientto provide a complete, accurate, and reliable presentation.2. For ease of review, the proposals must follow the outline in Section III and IV of this requestfor proposal. Each response should be clearly numbered and the full question listed.3. Each page of the proposal must be sequentially numbered and include the proposingorganization’s name.4. RFP should be double-spaced, with at least than one-inch margins. Font must be at least 12-point.5. Each response to questions in Section III and IV of the RFP should be appropriately labeled(e.g., Section III: General Business Questions, A. General Business Requirements, Question#1; etc.).6. The RFP narrative for Section III-IV may not exceed 12 pages total, not including appendices.RFPs exceeding the 12 pages in Section III-IV will not be reviewed.7. Some questions in this RFP will require organizations to submit documents as an Appendix.Applicants may wish to submit additional supplemental materials to support responses toquestions in Section III and IV. If an applicant intends to include supplemental materials withresponses to questions in Sections III and IV of the RFP, separate appendices for each partmust be developed. Each appendix should be clearly labeled (e.g., Appendix A: References,etc.).8. All appendix materials (e.g., sample letters, curricula, lesson plans, progress reports,academic effectiveness data, etc.) must be labeled with the name of the organization andreference the appropriate section and question (e.g., Section C: Description of ExpectedServices 1a). Although there is no page limitation for the Appendix, the appendix shouldnot be excessive in length. Applicants should also ensure the appendix items areappropriately described and referenced in the narrative section of the RFP.9. The RFP must be submitted in the appropriate order. Each part of the RFP should beseparated with a section divider page listing the title of the next part of the RFP that isenclosed. All RFPs should follow the order below:a. Organization Information Cover Page (Provided in attached Appendix 2)b. Table of Contents5Minneapolis Public Schools1250 W. Broadway AveMinneapolis, MN 55411RFX@mpls.k12.mn.usTemplate updated February 2026
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