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State · MA
41 days left
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Plain-English summaryThe buyer is seeking a partner to develop and deliver statewide professional learning and coaching. This program supports educator preparation programs for teacher candidates in early childhood, elementary, and moderate disabilities licensure roles.
State · MA
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What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
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State · MA
Open
Buyer not listed · No deadline listed
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
🔒 Summary, keywords and readiness Pro
State · MA
Open
Buyer not listed · No deadline listed
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
🔒 Summary, keywords and readiness Pro
State · MA
Open
Buyer not listed · No deadline listed
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
🔒 Summary, keywords and readiness Pro
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State · MA
Open
Buyer not listed · No deadline listed
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
🔒 Summary, keywords and readiness Pro
State · MA
Open
Buyer not listed · No deadline listed
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
🔒 Summary, keywords and readiness Pro
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How to register to bid in Massachusetts
- Where to register
- COMMBUYS (Operational Services Division)
- Cost to register
- Free ("vendors must set up a free profile in COMMBUYS")
- Where Massachusetts posts bids
- www.commbuys.com
- Go to www.commbuys.com and choose the Register link.
- Enter your Tax ID, company name and email address.
- Fill in the Company Information section. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
- Answer the SBPP eligibility question. You can acknowledge it, disagree, or choose "not now." If you apply, the pre-qualification form asks for your tax ID type, principal place of business, legal name, EIN, ownership type, and whether you have 50 or fewer full-time employees.
- Set up the Seller Administrator login ID and password (8-50 characters, with at least one letter and one number).
- Add bid-notice email addresses under the bid mailing address.
- Pick your categories: business structure and business type are required.
- Add your UNSPSC commodity and service codes (at least one is required).
- Check the summary page and submit. You will get a confirmation email with your login and vendor number.
- Log in and change your password. The system requires this the first time you log in.
What to have ready
- Tax ID: FEIN (or SSN for a sole proprietor)
- Legal business name exactly as it appears on your tax return, plus your address
- One or more email addresses for bid notices (the job aid allows several)
- At least one UNSPSC code for the goods or services you sell. Massachusetts uses UNSPSC, not NIGP.
- The person who will be your "Seller Administrator," meaning the main account owner
- Ownership type and full-time employee count, if you want to be checked for the Small Business Purchasing Program (SBPP)
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Federal bids in Massachusetts also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
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