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Virginia Company To Be Paid $40,000 To Aid Framingham Schools in Communication

There were three companies who bid for the contract, two from Massachusetts, but the Virginia company had the lowest bid.

Originally posted at 6:39 a.m. Updated with link to previous report.

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A Virigina Company was the lowest bidder for the Framingham Public Schools contract to help the district improve communications

K12 Insight, a Virginia-based independent technology and communications firm, bid was for $40,000.

"This partnership with K12 Insight perfectly aligns with our goal of providing a healthy workplace for both students and adults," said Framingham Superintendent Stacy L. Scott said last week. "This helps us show all our stakeholders that we’re actively listening to their issues and concerns — and that we have the capacity to respond to that feedback."

The other bidders were:

  • Public Consulting Group Inc. of Boston at  $89,600
  • Center for Educational Leadership and Technology in Marlborough at $53,500


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