First Aid in the Workplace Classes

The State of Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is soliciting proposals for an instructor to deliver First Aid in the Workplace courses through its Division of Safety and Hygiene. The selected provider will conduct 16 classes per year at various locations across Ohio, focusing on medical emergency recognition, CPR, and AED use. The contract includes a base value of 36,000 dollars for 18 classes, priced at 2,000 dollars per class, which covers labor and materials. The estimated start date is November 2, 2026, with the possibility of yearly renewals for up to four years. Qualified instructors must possess at least five years of both practical and instructional experience and hold an authorization certificate for Workplace First Aid or Emergency Response. Deliverables include providing all necessary hands-on equipment, ensuring 15 to 20 percent of the course consists of active learning exercises, and issuing certifications from reputable organizations such as the Red Cross or American Heart Association. Selection is based on the lowest responsive and responsible bid, with evaluation factors including instructor qualifications and a mandatory one-hour sample presentation via Microsoft Teams for top candidates. Proposals must be submitted by August 26, 2026, and must include a specific experience grid and a completed affirmation and disclosure form.