Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Support Services for USCG Force Readiness Command (FORCECOM)

The United States Coast Guard Force Readiness Command is seeking support services to advance its use of Advanced Distributed Learning solutions that enable on-demand, science-driven learning and performance support for its workforce. The contract will require contractors to deliver a broad range of educational and performance enhancement products including blended learning models, electronic job aids, embedded tools, and both synchronous and asynchronous course content. Work encompasses the full lifecycle of learning solutions—from performance analysis and instructional systems design through development, implementation, and evaluation—with a focus on leveraging electronic networks and media to ensure accessibility wherever and whenever needed. Contractors must possess expertise in technical writing, product and media development, and instructional design to meet the dynamic needs of the Coast Guard workforce. In addition to solution delivery, the contractor will support the broader ADL product line through engagement in standards development and quality assurance initiatives to ensure consistency and effectiveness across learning platforms. The effort is set aside for small businesses, with performance expected to be conducted primarily in Virginia, though specific tasks may be performed at various locations as outlined in individual call orders. Point of contact for inquiries is Elizabeth Corey, with Annette Ambrosio as the alternate, and Mark Solomon serving as the Small Business Specialist to assist with engagement and compliance related to set-aside requirements. Technical support for the program is expected to be responsive, adaptive, and aligned with evolving learning science and technological capabilities to maximize workforce readiness.