Michigan SBDC (hosted by Grand Valley State): redesign, rebuild, migrate and maintain michigansbdc.org — WordPress preferred, WCAG 2.1 AA mandatory, HubSpot and Salesforce/FormAssembly integrations
This one has closed. Public buyers re-bid most of this work on a one-to-five-year cycle, so it comes round again. There are 75 open bids in professional, marketing & design right now.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center, an outreach program of Grand Valley State University's Seidman College of Business, wants a partner to redesign, build, migrate content to, test, launch and then maintain its statewide website. The current 2021 WordPress site runs an abandoned theme (Protheme) and WPBakery; the buyer wants a widely supported block-editor theme (Astra, Kadence or GeneratePress named as examples) or another recommended CMS approved by GVSU IT, hosting to stay at WP Engine, fewer plugins, WCAG 2.1 AA compliance with a VPAT or validation plan, three-language translation retained, Blackthorne event integration, HubSpot newsletter integration, Google Tag Manager/GA4, advanced SEO setup, and new Centralized Intake landing pages hosting FormAssembly forms mapped to Salesforce plus embedded Calendly-style scheduling, needed for a November launch. Budget is not stated; all reasonable proposals considered on value.
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At a glance
| Buyer type | Public university · Michigan |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed to new bids |
What this opportunity involves
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