How to talk to clients about VPATs and audits
Learn how to position accessibility documentation and audits as part of a structured compliance process
Accessibility resources designed to help vendors and agencies win and support government contracts under ADA Title II, Section 504, Section 508, and more
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Based on your answers, you appear to be a private entity. You likely fall under ADA Title III (Public Accommodations) instead of Title II. While Title II specific regulations may not apply, accessibility is still a legal requirement for businesses serving the public.
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Based on your answers, you need proof and documentation to remain a vendor, apply for RFPs and win deals with gov’t orgs
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Based on your answers, Title II directly applies to you. We have what you need. Speak with us today.
*This tool provides general guidance only and is not legal advice
*This tool provides general guidance only and is not legal advice