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Curriculum Development for Emerging Transportation Technologies

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The contract seeks the design and development of a comprehensive, semester-long law school curriculum focused on artificial intelligence, automated vehicles, and digital infrastructure policy, with deliverables including a detailed syllabus, real-world case studies, and assessment tools tailored for legal education. The curriculum must address emerging legal, ethical, and regulatory challenges associated with rapidly evolving transportation technologies and prepare future legal professionals to navigate complexities in governance, liability, privacy, and public policy. Work is to be performed under a subcontract classified under NAICS code 611420, indicating an emphasis on other schools and instruction, and is sponsored by the Department of Transportation through its 69A355 Research And Technology office, signaling a federal interest in shaping legal expertise that aligns with national transportation innovation goals. The posting date of June 24, 2026, suggests this is a forward-looking initiative aimed at building academic capacity ahead of widespread technological adoption, with no set-aside provisions specified and no public point of contact listed, indicating the solicitation may be internally managed or part of a broader institutional effort.

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Design and develop a semester-long law curriculum on AI, autonomous vehicles, and digital infrastructure policy for legal education.

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This scope was carved out of LAWPOLICY-OSTR24.

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Interdisciplinary Transportation Law and Policy Technology Training Development

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AgencyDepartment Of Transportation → 69A355 Research And Technology
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Design and develop a semester-long law school curriculum on AI, automated vehicles, and digital infrastructure policy, including syllabus, case studies, and assessment tools.

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