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Curricula Review for Safety and Occupational Health Training for Career

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The U.S. Army Contracting Command – Aberdeen Proving Ground, Natick Contracting Division, intends to award a sole-source, firm fixed-price contract to the American Council on Education to conduct a comprehensive curricula review of 29 U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center training courses focused on safety and occupational health for Career Program 12 federal employees. These courses, ranging from 4 to 40 contact hours in duration, cover critical topics such as hazard recognition, electrical and industrial safety, accident investigation, risk management, ergonomics, radiation safety, and strategic safety controls across both tactical and range environments. The evaluation will be performed by a team of post-secondary education faculty at Fort Rucker, Alabama, who will assess each course for potential college-level academic credit equivalency, enabling service members and federal employees to apply their military training toward degree programs at participating institutions. The contract requires the contractor to deliver a preliminary report of findings upon completion of the on-site review and to publish the recommended credits on a nationally accessible managed website used by college and university counselors to award academic credit. The government will provide full logistical and operational support, including pre-arrival coordination, electronic course materials in digital folders, ten computers with preloaded content, a printer, dedicated workspace, subject matter experts for consultation, and an introductory briefing. The initiative aims to formalize the recognition of Army safety and occupational health training within higher education systems, enhancing workforce development and educational pathways for federal employees. The solicitation was issued under NAICS code 611310 with a response deadline in January 2019, and inquiries were to be directed solely to the designated contract specialist via email.

General Info

American Council on Education to review 29 Army safety courses for college credit equivalency.

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Department Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg Natick

NAICS

611310 - Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

Place of Performance

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC), Ft Rucker, AL, 36362, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 22

special-notice

Response DeadlineJan 29

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Submission Closed

01/29/2019, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg Natick

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OfficeNATICK, MA, 01760-5011, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg Natick

Office AddressNATICK, MA, 01760-5011, USA

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Notice Type: Special Notice Classification Code: R499 NAICS Code: 611310 Agency/Office: Army Contracting Command Location: ACC - APG (W911QY) Natick (SPS) Title: ACE Curricula Review for Training Credits Description(s): The U.S. Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground, Natick Contracting Division (ACC-APG-NCD), on the behalf of The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC) intends to award a firm fixed price contract, on a sole source basis, to American Council on Education. The USACRC training courses are evaluated every three years by faculty from post-secondary institutions to determine recommended college-level course equivalency. The results of the evaluation will provide college and university counselors with the information they need to award academic credit to students that wish to enroll in degree producing programs. Background: The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC) provides initial safety and occupational health training for Career Program 12 (CP-12) federal employees interns that will serve in safety and occupational health positions Army-wide. Contracted tasks needed to be performed: Provide an evaluation team composed of teaching faculty from post-secondary institutions to conduct an on-site curricula review of twenty nine (29) training courses at Fort Rucker, AL. Review the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center training courses and determine the recommended college-level course equivalency. List of courses to be reviewed: 1 - Accident Reporting and Data Analysis (4 contact hours) 2 - Hazard Recognition in Built Environments (26 contact hours) 3 - Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Gen Industry (26 contact hours) 4 - Electrical Safety (26 contact hours) 5 - Hazardous Environment Operations (20 contact hours) 6 - Machine Guarding (26 contact hours) 7 - Hazardous Material Control and Response Methods (26 contact hours) 8 - Applied Fire Safety/Protection and Analysis (24 contact hours) 9 - Blueprint Reading and Interpretation (8 contact hours) 10 - Problem Solving (8 contact hours) 11 - System Safety and Analysis (12 contact hours) 12 - Psychology of Accident Prevention (8 contact hours) 13 - Quantitative Methods in Safety Management (8 contact hours) 14 - Research Methods and Graduate Project (8 contact hours) 15 - Fundamentals of Communication (8 contact hours) 16 - Strategic Safety and Controls in Unique Environments (Range Safety)(40 contact hours) 17 - Applied Ergonomic (40 contact hours) 18 - Introduction to Industrial Hygiene for Occupational Safety and Health Professional (40 contact hours) 19 - Safety Internship for the Safety Specialist (2-year program) 20 - Accident Investigation and Analysis (40 contact hours) 21 - Occupational Health (8 contact hours) 22 - Legal Aspects of Safety and Occupational Health (8 contact hours) 23 - Motor Vehicle and Transportation Safety (16 contact hours) 24 - Risk Management (24 contact hours) 25 - Safety Management (22 contact hours) 26 - Safety Training and Educational Strategies (8 contact hours) 27 - Strategic Safety and Controls in Unique Environments (Tactical Safety) (24 contact hours) 28 - Additional Duty Safety Course (Distance Learning) (16 hours) 29 - Introduction to Radiation Safety for Safety Professionals (16 contact hours) Goal: The results of the evaluation will provide college and university counselors with the information they need to award academic credit to students that wish to enroll in degree producing programs. Deliverable: Present a preliminary report of the credit evaluation results to U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center at the conclusion of the visit. Post course displays that depict recommended credits to a managed website that students and college/ university counselors can access nation-wide when awarding academic credit. Government Responsibilities: Provide pre-arrival coordination with the Course Review Team lead. Establish a telephonic meeting prior to arrival with review team members and stakeholders from the government organization. Meet the review team at a designated location to guide them to the installation and check-in at the installation gate and USACRC. Establish course materials for 29 courses in electronic folders and provide a matrix to display the materials. Provide ten computers with course materials loaded; provide one printer. Provide meeting room/work space during the onsite evaluation. Provide subject matter experts that will be available for consultation by the reviewers on-site. Provide an in-briefing to the review team on the first day of review. Present a preliminary report of the credit evaluation results to U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center at the conclusion of the visit. Post course displays that depict recommended credits to a managed website that students and college/ university counselors can access nation-wide when awarding academic credit. or - Post recommended credits to a managed national guide that students and college/university counselors can access nation-wide when awarding academic credit. Interested parties may address questions pertaining to this acquisition, via email only, to Greg Wilson at contact@example.gov Primary Point of Contact: Greg Wilson Contract Specialist Allow Vendors To Add/Remove From Interested Vendors: Yes Allow Vendors To View Interested Vendors List: Yes Recovery and Reinvestment Act Action: No