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RFP 26-011 · Request for ProposalsOpen

Public Engagement, Translation, and Interpretation Services

NRTA seeks firms to provide written translation, meeting interpretation (including American Sign Language), accessible document remediation, and community engagement support.

Submittals due Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

13 days remaining

Solicitation details

Solicitation number
RFP 26-011
Type
Request for Proposals
Status
Open
Funding
Locally funded
Estimated value
$600,000 over three years
Contract term
Three years
NAICS codes
  • 541930 Translation and Interpretation Services
  • 541820 Public Relations Agencies
DBE goal
Not applicable (non-federal funds)

Key dates

Key dates for RFP 26-011
EventDate and time
IssuedSeptember 2, 2026(passed)
Written questions dueSeptember 18, 2026, 5:00 p.m.
Submittals dueSeptember 30, 2026, 2:00 p.m.

Scope summary

  • Written translation of vital documents into Spanish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, and Arabic
  • Simultaneous interpretation at public meetings, including ASL and CART
  • Remediation of PDF documents to meet WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA
  • Pop-up engagement and community-based organization partnerships

Submission method and requirements

Electronic submittal through the NRTA Vendor Portal

  • Firms may propose on one or more service categories.
  • Small and local business participation is encouraged.

Solicitation documents

Addenda

Addenda issued for RFP 26-011
No.IssuedSummary
1Sep 15, 2026Clarified that firms may propose on one or more service categories.Addendum 1 record

Questions and answers

Answers are official only as issued in an addendum. Questions are published without identifying the vendor.

  1. Q1

    Must interpreters be certified?

    Answer: ASL interpreters must hold national certification. Spoken-language interpreters must have court or medical certification or equivalent documented experience.

    Issued in Addendum No. 1