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HCSV-Helicopter Operations/Hoist Training-CIRG

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The contract involves providing comprehensive Helicopter Hoist training covering basic, advanced, and sustainment levels. It is issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation under the Department of Justice and is categorized as a forecast opportunity with full and open unrestricted competition, classified under NAICS code 611699. The training is intended to support helicopter operations, ensuring personnel acquire and maintain critical hoist operation skills necessary for mission readiness. Key points include the emphasis on a progressive training structure that addresses foundational, skill enhancement, and ongoing competency maintenance. The contract does not specify a precise location for performance, reflecting potential flexibility or multiple sites. Points of contact for this opportunity include Ashley Leigh Johnson and Marcia Denise Kirkpatrick, with the latter serving as the Small Business specialist, indicating potential outreach or support for small business involvement. The listing was posted in late May 2026 and is accessible through the Department of Justice contracting forecast portal.

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FBI contract for comprehensive helicopter hoist training with open competition, multiple levels.

Agency

Department Of Justice → Federal Bureau Of Investigation

NAICS

611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction View NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Federal Bureau Of Investigation

Contacts2 people available

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Department Of Justice → Federal Bureau Of Investigation

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Contacts

Ashley Leigh Johnson

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Marcia Denise KirkpatrickSmall Business POC

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Helicopter Hoist training - basic, advanced, sustainment

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