A multi-state nonprofit charter school network is taking bids for a unified multi-site web platform
A nonprofit charter school network serving more than fifteen thousand students across three states wants bids from a digital agency to architect, design, build and migrate a three-tier web ecosystem: one network site, regional hubs for each state, and more than forty connected school sites under a single governed content model. The estate is currently on WordPress and the network is finalising an organisation-wide brand refresh, so the new platform becomes the first public presentation of that identity. Eight workstreams: discovery and user research, a component-based design system handed off in Figma, the multi-tier architecture with single-source data modelling and cascading content syndication, content audit and migration with role-based publishing and approval workflows, custom build of a geolocating school-finder, faceted search, targeted alert banners and tiered donor pathways, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA with manual screen-reader testing alongside English and Spanish localisation and named Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse targets, platform security with single sign-on and three deployment environments, and role-based training with a post-launch warranty. Scoring is weighted heavily toward understanding of the need and the architecture and governance model, with price the lightest factor and judged on transparency and five-year total cost of ownership rather than headline fee. Submission is a narrative PDF by email with no forms and no portal; shortlisted firms present and demonstrate before a December decision and a January start.
At a glance
| Buyer type | Nonprofit charter school network · Connecticut |
|---|---|
| Closes | Closes this week (buyer, contacts and documents inside) |
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This is a public-sector opportunity from a Connecticut Nonprofit charter school network. Qualified firms can respond with a proposal; the winner typically earns ongoing, renewable revenue on a multi-year public contract. We track and verify these, and can build the full response for you.
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