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Proposals due: August 6th, 2026
Interviews: August 12th–19th, 2026
Project start: August 2026
Project completion: March 15th, 2027
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Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission
A commission in New York is seeking a vendor to provide an exhibit evaluation and survey tool to support visitor feedback collection and analysis. The scope includes survey design and planning, with development of clear, testable questions in collaboration with the commission, definition of the target population, establishment of a viable sampling frame, and design of the survey methodology.
The selected vendor will be responsible for testing and refinement of the survey instrument through pre-testing, cognitive interviewing, and a pilot study to identify unclear phrasing, ambiguous responses, or technical issues and to confirm that the methodology supports the research goals. The solution is expected to leverage existing survey platforms such as Formsite, SurveyMonkey, or Microsoft Forms for deployment.
Technical development requirements include setting up hardware capable of running the survey in a locked-down mode on iOS- and Android-based devices, as well as developing back-end analytics that allow the commission to quickly visualize collected data. The vendor must also conduct a field pilot test with select visitor focus groups across diverse age brackets.
Deliverables include a comprehensive user manual with administrative workflow instructions and troubleshooting guidance, along with all relevant hardware and software documentation, licenses, and warranties.
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