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MCOTEA American Sign Language Interpreting RFP

Description: MCOTEA seeks professional American Sign Language interpreting services to enable two-way communication between a deaf or hard-of-hearing employee and hearing participants. Qualified interpreters must translate spoken English into ASL and convey the employee’s signed and written communications to audiences who do not understand ASL. Services cover unclassified and classified activities, and offerors must meet applicable facility-clearance and personnel-security requirements.

Buyer: Department of the Navy
Federal · DC, US
Released: Oct 15, 2026
Closes: Nov 14, 2026(28 days left)

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