TCCC Tier III Training

This is a Firm Fixed Price, single award Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract under Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 12 for Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Tier III training services, issued as a combined synopsis and solicitation with solicitation number FA664326Q0002. The contract requires the contractor to deliver immersive, standardized TCCC Tier III instruction to Combat Medic Corpsmen and Aerospace Medicine Technicians in an eight-day, 64-hour didactic format with a field training exercise (FTX) involving opposing forces, pyrotechnics, and training weapons, all while providing full logistical support including lodging, three daily meals meeting USDA guidelines, transportation, and all necessary equipment. The initial order is guaranteed for 110 students from August 17 to 24, 2026, with travel on August 16 and 25, and subsequent orders will be for 55-student events. The overall contract period runs from August 1, 2026, through July 31, 2030, structured as a base year with three one-year options, with no set-aside for small businesses. Pricing must be fully burdened and submitted in a single fixed-price offer, with the initial 110-person event capped at $540,000; any quote exceeding this affordability threshold is immediately disqualified. Technical compliance with DHA/NAEMT standards is mandatory, requiring written certification at submission, and performance must maintain 100 percent adherence to approved curricula. Offers must be submitted in three distinct volumes by June 10, 2026, at 1:00 PM EST to Jacqueline Anthes at jacqueline.anthes.3@us.af.mil. Volume I must demonstrate technical capability, including facility details for housing 110 personnel on-site, instructor-to-student ratios of 1:6, class sizes capped at 30, and proof of current DHA/NAEMT Tier III certification and authorized status. Volume II must provide evidence of past performance in managing complex medical training and large-scale life support logistics. Volume III must complete the attached pricing table for both the 110-person and 55-person events across the base year and all three option years. Evaluation is based on a pass/fail gate for technical capability and affordability, with further selection driven by comparative assessment of