RFI - Development of Accredited Continuing Education Training on Substandard and Falsified (SF) Medical Products

This Request for Information seeks vendor input on developing an accredited continuing education course on substandard and falsified medical products for healthcare professionals, under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security’s Investigations and Operations Support office in Dallas. Respondents are asked to detail their organizational background, technical and operational capabilities in creating evidence-based training materials, and examples of prior work involving similar educational content for healthcare providers. The submission must not exceed three pages and is due by August 3, 2026, at 10 a.m. EST, sent exclusively via email to Muharrem Sayan. While this RFI does not initiate a procurement or obligate funding, it will inform future contracting decisions and is tied to a Statement of Work that provides further context. Vendors are required to outline their proposed methodology for curriculum design, including the integration of instructional videos, interactive models, and assessments, as well as strategies for ensuring accessibility and compatibility with the IPR Center’s centralized training platform and existing CME systems. Additional information on timelines and pricing structures is requested but not mandatory, and any supplementary details that align with the mission of training healthcare professionals on detecting and addressing counterfeit medical products are encouraged. The solicitation number is 192126HSIHUNT, and the NAICS code is 611430. All responses must be submitted directly to the designated point of contact, and performance will be expected to support federal operations based in Washington, D.C.