COMMON NEEDS TRAINING FOR CAREER MANAGEMENT

THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. AN AWARD WILL NOT BE MADE, THIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION TO SEEK CAPABILITIES STATEMENTS. ALL INFORMATION WILL BECOME PROPERTY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THIS NOTICE IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY. DOL common needs training is training that crosses agency lines and enhances and develops those competencies that are fundamental to current and future job/career success. DOL utilizes a variety of vehicles and methods to deliver training to employees. Currently, DOL offers classroom, on-line and blended training. The Department is in the early stages of utilizing other e-Learning interactive technologies including Webinars and WebEX and other methods of training delivery. Career management and assistance services are provided through OCLCM's Career Assistance Center (CAC) where employees receive career counseling services and assistance in using online and other career resources; the Continuous Learning Library Exchange (CLLE), where employees may borrow audiovisual, computer-based and web-based learning programs; through which they can develop/enhance essential skills, job competencies and career enrichment skills. Also, DOL Agencies are provided technical assistance, group facilitation and organizational development services through OCLCM The Contractor shall furnish all personnel, management, and any items or services (except as may be identified herein as government furnished) necessary to provide a full range of educational and learning resources and support for optimal individual and organizational performance, including but not limited to classroom courses, briefings, handbooks/guides, computer-based, web-based modules, satellite broadcasts, video conferencing and/or web-cast distance learning sessions, technical assistance and organizational development services. This contract will provide a wide range of training, organization development, and career development services to DOL employees at all grade levels. The Contractor shall perform assigned tasks in accordance with project schedules and deliverable requirements established in written Task Orders. Each Task Order will include assignments pertaining to one or more of the topics or activities described in this Statement of Work. Under fully executed Task Orders, the Contractor shall deliver the off-the-shelf courses (listed in Section B) at a firm, fixed price. The Contractor may be asked to deliver standard courses and/or develop new courses for delivery with short notice subject to staff availability.