Instructional Design and Classroom Training Delivery

The contract entails the development and delivery of classroom instruction and training materials focused on systems engineering for personnel and contractors of the Department of Homeland Security. The work is structured under a subcontract arrangement and falls under the NAICS code 611430, which corresponds to professional and management development training. The instruction must be tailored to meet the specific technical and operational needs of DHS stakeholders, ensuring that training content is both comprehensive and practically applicable within federal systems engineering environments. The performance location is not specified, suggesting potential flexibility in where training may be conducted, possibly across DHS facilities or virtual platforms. All deliverables must align with the mission of the Sci Technology Acquisition Division, requiring subject matter expertise in systems engineering principles and pedagogical skills to effectively translate complex technical concepts into accessible, instructor-led formats. There is no set-aside designation indicated, meaning the opportunity is open to all eligible contractors, and the posting date of June 26, 2026, suggests this is a future solicitation with anticipated activity beginning after that date. The lack of a designated point of contact or physical address implies that further details may be obtained through the provided SAM.gov link, and the subcontract nature indicates the primary contractor will be working under a larger DHS acquisition framework.