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26-07353 - American Sign Language Services

Description: IEHP’s Procurement Department is soliciting alternative-format transcription services for members who need IEHP written information in American Sign Language. Contractors may not use offshore subcontractors to perform the services described in the solicitation. The opportunity is open for submissions through October 20, 2026.

Buyer: Inland Empire Health Plan
SpecialDistrict · CA, US
Released: Sep 29, 2026
Closes: Oct 20, 2026(5 days left)

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