Closed Captioning Services RFP Description :- The City of Los Angeles is seeking proposals from qualified firms able to provide closed captioning, translation, and transcription services from high-quality contract staff on an as-needed basis.
Captioning & transcription services for all of its pre-recorded, videotaped public meetings, including all meetings of RTD’s Board of Directors and its committees, study sessions, retreats, press conferences, and workshops.TimelineRFP advertised:April 1, 2024Pre-proposal briefing (Non-Mandatory):April 10, 2024, 11:00am Via Microsoft Teams:
:YESAward Date:07 Jul 2021Term - Initial (in years):2Term Additional (in years):3Extendable Thru:01 Jul 2026Opportunity: Closed Captioning Services View OpportunityFilesShow/Hide Download grid export Drag here to set row groupsDrag here to set column labels Name Type Date Created Action ACON17021B.pdfAmendmentJul 31, 2023Download Columns Name to of Page of
Contract Information Title Closed Captioning Description Contract Number 23-0365 Addendum 1 Type Term Contract Department Bid 23-0365 Addendum 1 Status Active Active Contract Term DescriptionRenewal 1Start Date03/29/2024End Date03/28/2025Notes Supplier Information Supplier Name cielo24 Supplier Description cielo24 is a venture-backed, privately held company with industry-leading caption and transcription technology.
See attachment titled, "273FCC24Q0016_Vendor_Question_Template_Government responses".The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires live open and post captioning of FCC open agenda meetings, press conferences, public workshops, field hearings, En-Banc hearings, public and internal training programs, and other events, over the course of the fiscal year.
Department of Mental Health (ADMH) is soliciting proposals from qualified firms and individuals to provide Interpreting and/or Computer Assisted Real Time Captioning (CART) services. Request for Proposals (RFP) will be accepted until 2:00 pm on Friday, May 3, 2024. The submission of a proposal does not guarantee the award of a contract.
Currently, over 1,200 videos and related audio content must be sent to a vendor(s) annually in order to receive a text file suitable to embed captions within the video. Beyond the work of SAS, multiple UCF departments facilitate equal access for video and audio content through captioning throughout the year.
