help finding the right person to speak to regarding compliance with accessible technologies

Hello,

 

I am a project manager with the Canadian Federal government. I am heading up
an initiative to rollout a solution to a national organization and would
like to ensure that our approach puts accessibility in the forefront. I am
soliciting bids from private sector organizations to provide an ASP solution
and want make sure it is accessible. So far, I have asked that:

 


The eResourcing solution must comply with the Accessibility standards and
guidelines that are part of CLF and CLFIE which requires at a minimum WCAG
1.0 "Double A" conformance.  


The eResourcing solution must conform to XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS 1.0

 

I am not a technical person, and wish to make sure that the above allows
users to apply adaptive technologies, particularly those certified on our
network like JAWS 7.10, Zoomtext, and Dragon Speak. 

 

I am looking for a person that can help me determine if my requirements are
sufficient to ensure that any solution we consider will accommodate these
adaptive technologies. 

 

Can you direct me to the right person?

 

Any help is much appreciated.

 

Sincerely 

 

Rob Dube


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