Curriculum Development and Fidelity Monitoring

The contract seeks the development of medically accurate and age-appropriate body literacy curricula designed to educate individuals across different developmental stages with scientifically sound information about human anatomy, physiology, and health. The scope includes creating comprehensive educational materials that align with established public health standards and are tailored to be culturally responsive and accessible. Alongside curriculum creation, the contractor is required to implement a robust fidelity monitoring system to ensure consistent and correct delivery of the program, which involves training facilitators to adhere strictly to the approved methodology and conducting regular reviews of session execution to evaluate adherence and effectiveness. The effort is part of an initiative under the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health within the Department of Health and Human Services, targeting educational outcomes through standardized and evidence-based instruction. The subcontract is open for response until July 23, 2026, and operates under the NAICS code 611430, indicating it relates to other schools and instruction services. The work will be performed without a specified geographic location, suggesting flexibility in implementation but requiring national scalability. The contractor must demonstrate expertise in both curriculum design for health education and program fidelity measurement, with a clear plan for ongoing assessment, quality control, and facilitator support to guarantee long-term program integrity and impact.