Procure ADA & digital accessibility services, without running your own RFP
Register your interest in a competitively awarded cooperative solicitation for accessible websites and digital content by the Michigan Municipal Services Authority and the Alliance for Innovation:
Built for cities, counties, special districts, and local authorities preparing to meet federal and state accessibility requirements.
Why this matters now
Accessibility requirements are tightening and enforcement is real
Local governments face increasing pressure to ensure websites, documents, and digital services are accessible to people with disabilities. Deadlines and enforcement actions mean waiting is risky.
Many entities struggle with:
This cooperative solicitation is designed to remove that burden.
A compliant path to qualified ADA service providers
This is a competitively awarded cooperative contract that allows participating entities to procure accessibility services without issuing their own RFP—while remaining compliant with procurement rules.
Entities gain access to:
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Who this is for
This registration is intended for:
- Cities and towns
- Counties
- Special districts and authorities
- Local government entities and departments
- Public entities subject to ADA / Section 504 / related requirements
Especially helpful if you:
- Are approaching an accessibility compliance deadline
- Have received a demand letter or complaint
- Need help with website, PDF, or digital content accessibility
- Want a simpler, defensible procurement option
How registering helps your entity
Registering your interest allows us to:
Notify you when the cooperative solicitation is released
Share high-level information about available services and timelines
Understand aggregate entity demand to shape scope appropriately
Important
Registering does not obligate your entity to purchase anything.
How the process works
Register your entity's interest
A short form; no commitment required.
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Solicitation is competitively awarded
The cooperative conducts a formal, compliant evaluation of accessibility service providers.
Entities can purchase through the cooperative
Once awarded, participating entities can procure services directly—without issuing a new RFP.
Faster path to accessibility compliance
Entities engage qualified providers and begin remediation or monitoring sooner.
Register your entity’s interest
Stay informed about this upcoming cooperative procurement for ADA and digital accessibility services.
FAQ
Is this a purchase commitment?
No. Registering simply ensures your entity receives information and updates.
Can our entity still run its own RFP?
Yes. Cooperative purchasing is optional and does not replace your authority to conduct independent procurements.
Is this procurement compliant with local purchasing rules?
Cooperative contracts are commonly used by local governments and are designed to meet competitive procurement requirements. Your entity should confirm applicability with internal procurement staff.
What services will be available?
Expected services include website accessibility remediation, document/PDF accessibility, audits, monitoring, and related support.
When will the solicitation be awarded?
Timing will be shared with registered entities once finalized.