Online EMT Distance Learning

The Indian Health Service is seeking a contractor to develop and deliver a culturally appropriate, web-based interactive distance learning management system for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training that eliminates the need for travel. The system must enable instructors and students in remote locations to engage in accredited courses, validate student competency through rigorous assessment methods, and ensure all curriculum meets national certification and recertification standards set by recognized organizations including CECBEMS, ASHI, AHA, and NREMT. The solution must be designed with cultural sensitivity to serve Indigenous communities and align with federal requirements for education and training delivery. The contract is forecasted under NAICS code 541990 and is part of the Indian Health Service’s initiative to expand access to compliant, high-quality emergency medical training. Program point of contact is William Czajkowski at william.czajkowski@ihs.gov, with the contracting officer position listed as to be determined. The system must operate entirely online, support scalable deployment across varied geographic and tribal contexts, and maintain compliance with evolving national and state regulatory standards without requiring physical gatherings or instructor travel. No solicitation number has been issued yet, and the forecast was posted on May 25, 2026.