(1) Vendor needs to provide digital accessibility consultant service. – The consultant will develop and implement a digital accessibility remediation plan focusing on remediating published documents on the website. – Key activities carried out by the consultant include remediating digital documents, providing staff training, and implementing strategic plans so that the agency achieves digital accessibility compliance. • Create reference tools in diverse learning modalities including best practices checklists, video recordings, and other training tools. • Establish internal control processes for accessibility compliance across MSHDA digital platforms including: · Website · Web applications · GovDelivery email communications · Social Media channels · Other digital public–facing systems • Develop tools and monitoring program to test for and maintain compliance. • Create and implement a process for parsing and prioritizing webpages to be targeted for remediation based on frequency and importance of access. • Include procedures for monitoring, auditing, and updating digital content. • Provide guidance on incorporating accessibility requirements into procurement and vendor contracts, and applicable grantees. • Establishing protocols and benchmarks for acceptable remediation. (2) All the questions must be submitted no later than January 6, 2026.