Renovation of an educational facility in Trenton, Missouri. Completed plans call for the renovation of a educational facility.

North Central Missouri College (NCMC or the College) is seeking proposals from qualified professional classroom technology architects/installers for both the design and implementation of classroom technology upgrades in accordance with an award from USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grant Program (DLT) . North Central Missouri College's goal with the USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grant Program (DLT) funded classroom upgrade project: 3.1. Development of classroom technology design and implementation plan for upgrading classroom technology in rooms: Geyer Hall (GH)204, GH207, GH210, GH310, Cross Hall (CH)205, CH206, CH207, Hoffman Hall (HH)015, HH101, HH102, HH106, and HH114. The design should provide remote students the ability to participate fully in synchronous instruction, not only hearing the instructor and students in the classroom, but active remote participation in discussions and sharing of documents. The instructor would also be able to facilitate classes remotely in the event of health concerns. Rooms will allow for both remote instruction and remote learning. A student who is unable to attend in person on campus will be able to participate from a remote site, with the classroom serving as the hub. An instructor who must facilitate a classroom session remotely can use the room as an end-user site with the assistance of students or college staff in the remote room. Preferred functionality - include the capability to capture content and output to recorded collaboration sessions (for example, MS Teams recordings). Question Deadline: December 17, 2024 - 2:00 P.M. Central Time. The project plan will need to address requirements input from NCMC committee members, structural limitations of in-scope buildings/rooms, College network and cybersecurity requirements, and the need for on-going support once the upgraded classroom technology is operational. The project must meet requirements of the USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grant Program (DLT), relevant Federal and State regulations, and College policy. NCMC may also accept or reject any and all proposals. NCMC does not bind itself to the lowest proposal but rather the proposal that is felt to be in the institution's best interest. Although pricing is important, it is not the only factor considered when evaluating proposals.