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Notice of Award: Compensation Study — RFP 004-0-2025/SNB

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• Specifically review and make salary recommendations for employees in salaried and/or hourly grade order positions regarding compensation compared to the current market, taking into consideration the appropriate length of work years, certifications or special education and training as compared to other similar school districts and public entities with comparable job classifications. • Provide guidance on appropriate placement of incumbents within a job classification within the division. Specifically, review job class placement within the recommended pay grade structure and provide a detailed discussion on the methodology proposed to ensure the market survey reflects a comprehensive comparison to similar markets that includes but is not limited Salary and wages for administrative and educational support staff. o Compensation Study Report: (a) Market Study Findings: • Market study compensation findings should be presented in a format that displays ranking, minimum, midpoint and a maximum salary for each benchmark position as well as the calculated mean, median, quartiles and NNPS percentile ranking for each benchmark. Offeror is to provide the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) exemption designation for each benchmark. • Offeror’s will discuss standard presentation of compensation survey results and indicate offeror’s ability to present findings in the format specified. • Offeror’ will provide NNPS with an electronic version of the complete study findings and all preliminary findings and reports in a format compatible with Microsoft Office Suite. • Offeror will provide samples of presentation formats used by the Offeror for compatible compensation studies performed. • Offeror will include in its report a proposed strategy for implementing recommended adjustments to the NNPS Compensation Plan that prioritizes adjustments in a realistic phased approach over several budget years. • Offeror will recommend modifications/enhancements to NNPS’s existing compensated related policies and procedures that support and sustain the Compensation Plan proposed. • Offeror will discuss in detail methodologies proposed to establish the comparison criteria for organizations to be surveyed. This includes processes utilized to establish the validity and reliability of survey instruments proposed. • Offeror will provide a sample of a survey used by Offeror to provide similar services to comparable organizations. • NNPS reserves the right to accept or reject any organization proposed. (b) Compensation Plan: • Offeror will provide recommendations to the NNPS Compensation Plan and related policies and procedures for educational and support staff and administrators that: o Clearly communicates compensation to new hires and prospects. o Ensures internal equity across the organization with a focus on the market. o Establishes the desired degree of consistency and flexibility in making pay decisions. o Ensures pay is effective in attracting the desired caliber of talent. o Enables better management of employee compensation relative to performance. o Employees understand what determines their base salary, thereby increasing satisfaction with pay. o Defines the income opportunity in salary for current position and other positions of interest. o Employees feel that they are compensated fairly. o Ensures market competitiveness of positions. o Establishes pay guidelines for promotions, transfers, and special assignments. o Provide recommendations for ongoing internal administration and maintenance of the proposed compensation plan. Maintenance should include recommended time market survey intervals. Page 5 of 22
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