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Search and Rescue (SAR) Curriculum Development

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This subcontract for the Washington State Military Department focuses on the development and updating of educational content and instructional materials for Search and Rescue projects. The selected provider will create custom team learning pathways and on-demand online modules specifically designed for SAR volunteer emergency workers and coordinators. A critical requirement of the project is ensuring that all developed curriculum adheres to the legal standards set forth in WAC 118-04-120. The scope of work involves the delivery of digital curriculum modules and tailored learning pathways across multiple counties. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 611710 and was posted on October 14, 2026, with a response deadline of October 28, 2026. The project supports prime contractors in providing essential training infrastructure for the state's emergency response capabilities.

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Subcontract for Washington State Military Department to develop WAC compliant SAR educational materials.

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Multiple Counties, WA, USA

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This scope was carved out of SS27-001.

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Search and Rescue Training

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Performs the creation and updating of educational content and instructional materials for prime contractors on Washington State Military Department SAR projects. Develops custom team learning pathways and on-demand online modules for SAR volunteer emergency workers and coordinators. Ensures all curriculum meets WAC 118-04-120 legal requirements. Delivers digital curriculum modules and custom learning pathways.

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