JRM Fire & Emergency Services EMT-Paramedic Training

This solicitation, numbered N6264926QH024, is a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 for an accelerated hybrid paramedic and education training program in support of Joint Region Marianas Fire & Emergency Services in Guam. The requirement is for a non-personal services contract to deliver an accredited paramedic training program that meets National EMS Education Standards and results in National Registry of EMTs certification for twenty firefighters, along with specialized NAEMSE Level 1 and Level 2 training for four existing JRM F&ES paramedics to qualify them as practical skills instructors and field preceptors. The offer must be submitted as a firm-fixed-price proposal, all-inclusive and fully responsive to the Performance Work Statement, which details mandatory clinical and field internship hours, certification requirements including ACLS, PALS, AMLS, and NREMT exams, and strict accreditation standards under CAAHEP and CoAEMSP. The deadline for submissions is 09 Jun 2026 at 11:00 AM Japan Standard Time, and all proposals must be emailed to two designated points of contact at the Navy, with electronic submissions limited to 10 MB; hand delivery, mail, fax, or courier submissions are prohibited. Offerors must complete and sign the SF-1449, include pricing on page 3, and provide references for past performance. The solicitation mandates active SAM registration with current annual representations and certifications, including compliance with numerous FAR and DFARS clauses addressing ethical conduct, subcontracting, executive compensation reporting, cybersecurity controls, sustainable procurement, prohibited business practices related to foreign regimes, and representation of small business status. Key performance metrics include 100% certification completion for all personnel, a minimum 90% student completion rate, 100% on-time reporting, and adherence to a 12-month program timeline. Inspection and acceptance will occur at Joint Region Marianas, with contractors responsible for securing DBIS credentials for all personnel accessing military installations and clearly identifying themselves as contractor staff on all official communications. Invoicing must be handled through Wide Area Workflow, and the Government will evaluate proposals based on price, technical capability, and past performance, awarding to the most advantageous offer. Contractors must also comply with restrictions on organizational conflicts of interest, maintain CAAHEP accreditation throughout performance, and acknowledge that they are not classified as mission essential personnel under DFARS unless otherwise specified. Deviations from standard clauses apply, particularly regarding