Once a bid is accepted, we ask the organization and the provider to complete a project work order form specifying the following: Why: The purpose of the project What: The ...
Organizations can ask for further details from our providers or propose a revised proposal (different budget, time frame, etc.). However, it is up to the provider whether or not to ...
Once a project is posted, we identify and notify providers with relevant skills, experiences, and interests, and invite them to submit project proposals. Depending on the project, while some proposals ...
It’s free to post a project and receive proposals from providers. If you decide to work with a provider that we connect you with, we charge you a nominal service ...
In our experience, fixed-price projects with clear milestones and deliverables usually work best, although we have also matched projects that are charged by the hour.
Providers set their own prices for projects based on the work required to achieve the deliverables. Organizations review the proposals and decide who they want to work with and at ...
Projects vary greatly in terms of cost and timing depending on factors such as the nature of the project, the level of skills and experience required and time sensitivity of ...
We tag projects along various dimensions, including type (e.g., design, implementation, etc.), domain (e.g., personalized learning, special education, etc.), organization type, and geography. We then request proposals from providers whose ...
Not at this time, since we have promised to maintain the privacy of our providers. However, organizations that post a project can review the profiles of providers who propose for ...
Providers who apply to the Catalyst:Ed Expert network are vetted through a rigorous 3-stage application, interview, and reference check process. We evaluate relevant experience and expertise and look for demonstrated ...