FocalPoint Education is an OMNIA Partners awarded supplier providing enterprise-grade online proctoring solutions to higher education and public-sector institutions nationwide. Through its ProctAITM platform, FocalPoint delivers secure, browser-based proctoring that integrates directly into institutional LMS environments while preserving faculty oversight and institutional governance. The platform is engineered to align with FERPA requirements, accessibility standards, and enterprise security frameworks, supporting scalable deployment across multi-campus systems. FocalPoint works with public institutions to uphold academic integrity through privacy-respectful monitoring and configurable review workflows.
Public
Sector
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K-12 Education
Higher Education
State & Local Government
Through the OMNIA Partners cooperative purchasing program, public institutions can access FocalPoint’s ProctAITM secure online proctoring platform without issuing a separate RFP or rebidding process. OMNIA’s competitively solicited contract streamlines procurement, reduces administrative burden, and ensures compliance with public-sector purchasing requirements.
FocalPoint K12 Contract Documentation
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Online Proctoring Solutions
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE)
Contract Number: CW33432
Contract Term: January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2030