Web-based supplemental reading, writing, and mathematics instructional and assessment program

Location: Mississippi
Posted: Aug 11, 2026
Due: Aug 25, 2026
Agency: State Government of Mississippi
Type of Government: State & Local
Category:
  • R - Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
  • U - Education and Training Services
Solicitation No: 2490-20260806140853 SDSD
Publication URL: To access bid details, please log in.

Procurement Details

Smart Number 2490-20260806140853 SDSD Advertised Date 08/11/2026 12:00 PM
RFx # 3170036452 Submission Date 08/25/2026 10:00 AM
RFx Status Open Major Procurement Category COMMODITIES
RFx Opening Date N/A Sub Procurement Category SUPPLIES - TECHNOLOGY
RFx Type MDA - RFx
Agency MPTAP
RFx Description The South Delta School District (District) is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified, responsible, and responsive vendors to provide a web-based supplemental reading, writing, and mathematics instructional and assessment program for students in grad

RFx Items
PRODUCT CATEGORY PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
20843 CPU Softw-ForeignLan

Awarded
VENDOR NAME VENDOR NUMBER AWARD DATE AWARD AMOUNT FUNDING SOURCE

Bid Attachments
Attachments
RFP for Web-Based Supplemental Read- Write-Math Instructional-As

Attachment Preview

South Delta School District
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and
Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program:
Grades K-8
Mr. Sammie Ivy, Superintendent
South Delta School District
P. O. Box 219
106 Athletic Drive
Rolling Fork, Mississippi 39159
Telephone: (662) 873-4302
Contact: Mr. Eddwin Smith, Federal Programs Director
Issue Date: August 6, 2026
Submission Deadline: August 25, 2026, at 10:00 AM CST
SDSD RFP for Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program
for Grades K-8
SOUTH DELTA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Request for Proposals for Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and
Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program:
Grades K-8
The South Delta School District (“District”) is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified, responsible, and
responsive vendors to provide a web-based supplemental reading, writing, and mathematics instructional
and assessment program for students in grades K–8. This Request for Proposals (“RFP”) is issued for formal
purchasing purposes and is intended to promote full and open competition, transparency, fair evaluation,
and compliance with all applicable District, state, and federal procurement requirements.
Hard Copy Submission
Vendors submitting hard copy proposals shall provide one original and four copies, for a total of five
complete proposal packages, in a sealed envelope or package clearly marked with the RFP title and vendor
name. Hard copy proposals shall be delivered to:
Mr. Eddwin Smith, Federal Programs Director
South Delta School District
P. O. Box 219
106 Athletic Drive
Rolling Fork, Mississippi 39159
Proposals may be delivered by hand, via the United States Postal Service, or by private carrier. The vendor
is solely responsible for ensuring that its proposal is received by the District at the designated location on
or before the submission deadline, regardless of delivery method, carrier delay, or other circumstance.
Proposals received after the stated due date and time shall be deemed late and shall not be opened, evaluated,
or considered for award. Incomplete, unsigned, conditional, faxed, or otherwise non-responsive
submissions may be rejected. Each proposal must be signed by an authorized official with legal authority
to bind the vendor to the proposal, pricing, certifications, representations, and all terms and conditions
submitted.
Electronic Submission
Vendors submitting proposals electronically shall email a complete proposal package to
eddwinsmith@sdelta.org with the RFP title and vendor name clearly identified in the subject line. The
vendor is responsible for confirming timely receipt by the District prior to the submission deadline.
2
SDSD RFP for Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program
for Grades K-8
Questions
All questions, requests for clarification, or inquiries concerning this RFP shall be submitted in writing to
Mr. Eddwin Smith, Federal Programs Director, at the address listed above. Oral statements, interpretations,
or clarifications shall not be binding upon the District.
Written inquiries shall be submitted no later than August 17, 2026, at 4:00 PM CST.
Only written responses issued by the District shall be deemed official and binding. The District reserves
the right, in its sole discretion, to determine the appropriate response to any request for clarification.
All addenda, notices, and official correspondence related to this RFP shall be issued exclusively by the
South Delta School District. Failure by a vendor to acknowledge or comply with issued addenda may result
in rejection of the proposal as non-responsive.
1.0 Background
The South Delta School District, located in the Mississippi Delta region, serves approximately 513 students
across three campuses. The District’s elementary school, located in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, serves
students in pre-kindergarten through grade 5. The middle school, also located in Rolling Fork, serves
students in grades 6 through 8. The high school, located in Anguilla, Mississippi, serves students in grades
9 through 12.
This RFP seeks program services for South Delta Elementary School and South Delta Middle School.
1.1 Projected Enrollment Numbers for Licenses/Seats
The following enrollment figures are provided for proposal and pricing purposes only and represent the
District’s projected student enrollment by school site. These figures are estimates and should not be
interpreted as a guarantee of the number of licenses, seats, or subscriptions to be purchased.
The District reserves the right to increase or decrease the number of licenses/seats awarded based on actual
student enrollment, identified programmatic needs, available funding, or other operational considerations.
Final quantities will be determined by South Delta School District at the time of implementation and
throughout the contract period, as applicable.
Vendors shall provide per-seat/per-license pricing and acknowledge that payment will be based on
actual licenses utilized or purchased by the District.
Projected Enrollment Numbers for Licenses/Seats
South Delta Elementary School: Grades K-5 230 students
South Delta Middle School: Grades 6-8
109 students
3
SDSD RFP for Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program
for Grades K-8
2.0 Project Funding
Any contract awarded pursuant to this RFP shall be funded exclusively with federal funds and is contingent
upon the availability, allocation, and continued appropriation of such funds. No award, notice of intent to
award, or contract shall create an obligation of the District unless and until approved by the South Delta
School District Board of Education and supported by a contract and an authorized District purchase order.
2.1 Federal Funding Regulations
The selected vendor shall comply with all applicable federal procurement requirements, including the
Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR), the Uniform Administrative
Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards, and all applicable contract
provisions set forth in 2 C.F.R. Part 200, Appendix II.
2.2 State of Mississippi Procurement Compliance
The vendor shall comply with all applicable Mississippi procurement laws, regulations, policies, and
procedures governing public school district purchases, including Mississippi Code § 31-7-13, District
purchasing policies, and requirements related to fair competition, transparency, responsible vendor
selection, documentation, approval, and contract administration.
The District reserves the right to determine the appropriate procurement method, to document the basis for
award, to verify vendor responsibility, to reject non-responsive proposals, and to take any action necessary
to ensure compliance with applicable purchasing requirements and the best interests of the District.
3.0 Timeline for Services
All services shall commence during the 2026–2027 school year. The District may award a one-year contract
or a multi-year contract not to exceed three years, subject to annual renewal, satisfactory vendor
performance, approval by the South Delta School District Board of Education, and the availability and
appropriation of federal funds.
4.0 Overview
The District seeks a research-based online supplemental instruction and assessment program for reading,
writing, and mathematics that aligns with the Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards. The
proposed blended-learning solution shall include a web-based adaptive diagnostic assessment,
comprehensive reporting for grades K–8, interim growth monitoring, standards-based mastery assessment,
differentiated online instruction, and downloadable lessons to support teachers in preparing instruction for
students performing below grade level.
5.0 Scope of Services Required
The proposed program and services shall satisfy the following essential characteristics and capabilities to
ensure a robust, research-based, and sustainable intervention solution for all student performance levels.
Proposals that fail to satisfy these foundational requirements shall be deemed non-responsive.
4
SDSD RFP for Web-Based Supplemental Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Instructional and Assessment Program
for Grades K-8
5.1 Scientific Research Basis
1. Evidence-Based:
The program must be grounded in scientific research and demonstrate effectiveness in
improving academic outcomes in reading, writing, and mathematics. Each proposed program
should include documentation of research methodologies, outcomes from previous
implementations, and an overview of the program’s development process.
2. Alignment with Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards and Instructional Best
Practices:
The program must align with current MS College and Career Readiness Standards in reading,
writing, and mathematics.
Programs must align with current instructional best practices, demonstrating that program
design is informed by the latest educational research and validated instructional approaches.
3. Program and Research Design Alignment
The program must have clear and demonstrable alignment between research findings and its
instructional model and materials. Evidence of alignment should include data from the recent
program implementation, case studies, and other research documentation to substantiate
alignment.
4. Student Progress Monitoring:
Data-Driven Progress Reports: The program must include robust data collection and
reporting tools to track and report student progress in real time, allowing educators to adjust
interventions based on individual student performance.
Progress Monitoring Frequency and Accessibility: Reports must be accessible to teachers,
administrators, and other relevant stakeholders, with frequent and customizable updates that
enable data-driven instructional adjustments.
5. Technical Support and Responsiveness:
Ongoing Technical Assistance: Vendors must demonstrate their capacity for responsive
technical support, ensuring that all district staff questions and concerns are addressed promptly.
Continual Service Updates: The program must be designed for sustainability, with regular
updates and enhancements informed by advances in educational technology, instructional
research, and evidence-based best practices.
6. Onsite Training and Professional Development:
Comprehensive Staff Training: The vendor must provide initial and ongoing onsite training
for district staff to ensure effective implementation and sustainability. Training should address
all aspects of program use, including data analysis, instructional delivery, and integration with
existing district initiatives.
Professional Development: Vendors must offer professional development opportunities that
align with the district’s instructional goals and address differentiated strategies for both new
and experienced educators.
7. Sustainability and Fiscal Capacity:
Financial and Organizational Stability: Vendors must have the fiscal and organizational
resources to maintain program delivery and support over multiple years, demonstrating
capacity for sustained engagement without disruptions.
5
This is the opportunity summary page. It provides an overview of this opportunity and a preview of the attached documentation.
Daily notification on new contract opportunities

With GovernmentContracts, you can:

  • Find more opportunities and win more business
  • Receive daily alerts for all new bid opportunities
  • Get contract opportunities matched to your business
ONE WEEK FREE TRIAL
* Disclaimer: Information regarding bids, requests for proposals (RFPs), or requests for qualifications (RFQs) is provided on this website only for convenience and does not constitute official public notice. Persons wishing to respond to or inquire about bids, RFPs, or RFQs should contact the appropriate government department.