On this page: Accessible procurement doesn’t end when the contract is signed. Learn how to make sure your delivered product meets contract accessibility requirements, and best practices to keep accessibility on track after the product is in use.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Get Started Part One: Policies
- Getting Started Part Two: Tech Inventory
- Getting Started Part Three: Understand Why Accessibility Matters
- Build a Culture of Accessibility to Support Accessible Procurement
- Before You Buy: Define Requirements
- Before You Buy: Investigate Accessibility
- Before You Buy: Understand VPATs
- Before You Buy: Evaluate Bids
- Build Accessibility Obligations into Purchase Documents
- Focus on Accessibility Post-Purchase
- Train and Educate for Accessible Procurement
- Tools for Internal Advocacy
- Sample Procurement Documents from Disability:IN Partners Part One: Integrating Accessibility Language
- Sample Procurement Documents from Disability:IN Partners Part Two: Training and Vendor Information
- Accessible Procurement Resources from Other Organizations
Post-Purchase What if there is an accessibility problem after purchase?
Build Accessibility Obligations into Purchase Documents
On this page: The rubber hits the road in the accessibility language contained in your purchase documents. Learn best practices for drafting accessibility into your purchase contracts.
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