The Vendor is required to provide to redesign college’s institutional website to enhance design, navigation, and functionality.
- Must reflect the college’s mission and values, improve usability and accessibility, and ensure compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.
- Campus serves as the main facility, housing the majority of administrative and student support services as well as academic programs in general education, IT & programming, accounting & business, nursing, and cosmetology, in addition to seamless transfer pathways for students pursuing general education transfer degrees
- The Airport Campus, located two miles away, provides hands-on training in automotive technology, aviation maintenance technology, CNC machining, diesel technology, welding and metal fabrication, metals technology, and fire and emergency services.
- The redesigned site should serve prospective and current students, faculty, staff, and the broader community.
- This includes:
• Auditing current content and site architecture.
• Identifying usability issues and accessibility gaps.
• Evaluating integration points with the existing cascade CMS platform.
• Reviewing stakeholder feedback and analytics to inform redesign priorities.
- Required Services and Equipment
• Professional services for discovery, design, development, testing, and training.
• CMS-compatible templates and modules.
• Accessibility testing tools and remediation services.
• QA testing tools for cross-browser and cross-device compatibility.
• Training materials and sessions for College staff.
• Post-launch support and maintenance services.
- Services include:
• Provide training for college staff on content updates and CMS usage.
• Offer post-launch support including fixes for any discovered bugs for a period of three (3) months following the official launch.
o A “bug” is defined as a defect or error that causes the website to function in a way that is inconsistent with the specifications outlined in the original contract or approved design documents.
o Any issue that results from a deviation from agreed-upon functionality, layout, or performance expectations will be treated as a bug and addressed at no additional cost during the support period.
o Requests for enhancements, new features, or changes not documented in the original work will be considered out-of-scope and may require a separate agreement or change order.
• Monitor the website’s performance for a period of three (3) months following the official launch. This includes tracking key performance indicators (KPIS) such as page load time, uptime, bounce rate, and user engagement metrics.
• Deliver complete documentation and source files upon project completion.
• Ensure scalability and flexibility for future enhancements.
• Maintain open communication and regular progress reporting throughout the project lifecycle.
- Contract Period/Term: 1 year
- Pre-Proposal Conference Call Date: October 8, 2025
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: October 15, 2025
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