Independent oversight for accessible communications.
Nordlys Forvalter Group advises on relay services and equipment-distribution programs. The firm is prepared to provide independent contract oversight, financial validation, and performance reporting for public agencies.
Effective oversight requires understanding both the systems being managed and the people those systems serve.
The firm recommends. The agency approves payment, accepts deliverables, and directs vendors.
What the firm is prepared to do
Contract oversight
Review deliverables, timelines, and performance against the agreement. Record what is complete, what is late, and what needs the agency's decision.
Financial validation
Review invoices and supporting records. Recommend whether a package is ready. The agency approves payment.
Performance reporting
Check reported data, identify trends, and write findings that separate the record from the recommendation.
Community-informed review
Treat accessibility as part of the work. The proposed team includes Deaf and Hard of Hearing professionals who use these services.
Perspective and expertise
In the firm's own account, its people are primarily Deaf and Hard of Hearing professionals. American Sign Language is a working language of the proposed key staff. Two of the three proposed key staff are firsthand users of relay service.
That experience shows where a complete file can still fail the person who needs the service. The experience directs the review. The file still has to hold.
How a finding is made
The firm separates the documented fact, the analysis, and the recommendation. The agency keeps the decision.
Contact the Sacramento office
Public agencies and institutional partners may email or call the Sacramento office.