NNC A&AS Technical Rescue Trainings and Curriculum Development

The contract FA251826Q0001, titled “NNC A&AS Technical Rescue Trainings and Curriculum Development,” is a Department of Defense solicitation issued by the Space Operations Command (SpOC) at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado. It involves delivering specialized technical rescue training and developing associated curriculum focused on rope rescue and trench rescue operations, primarily conducted in Mexico. The contract requires all training personnel to be fully fluent in Spanish and certified in relevant technical rescue disciplines. Deliverables include drafting and delivering various rescue curricula, developing training materials, conducting conferences related to curriculum development, and providing trainer development with strict adherence to quality control and government-mandated standards. The work incorporates compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), DoD antiterrorism standards, and Operational Security (OPSEC) requirements, as well as safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). This procurement is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 611430 for professional and management development training services, utilizing a combined contract type with a firm fixed price award. Evaluation emphasizes technical capabilities, especially Spanish-language training proficiency and certification (rated on an accept/unacceptable basis), followed by curriculum design, course materials, collaboration, and trainer development using a best-value trade-off approach against price. Contract administration includes electronic invoicing through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), and payment is processed via designated DoDAAC codes. Security, personnel identification, and organizational conflict of interest mitigation are critical contract requirements. The contractor is responsible for maintaining a quality control program aligning with the government’s quality assurance surveillance plan, ensuring deliverables meet rigorous inspection and acceptance criteria with zero tolerance for deviations on mission-critical items. Proposals must comply with strict formatting and submission standards by the June 10, 2026 deadline, with official points of contact provided for clarifications and performance locations involving sensitive information accessible only through authorized requests.