Technical Training and Capacity Building for Host-Nation Units

The contract requires the design and delivery of specialized law enforcement training programs tailored for host-nation antinarcotics units, focusing on tactical operations, evidence handling, chain of custody procedures, and investigative techniques to enhance operational effectiveness. The training must be culturally and contextually adapted to meet the needs of the host nation’s forces, with all programs implemented in San Salvador to ensure direct support and immediate application in the field. The effort is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Office of INL, aiming to build sustainable capacity within local agencies to combat drug trafficking and related crimes. Training initiatives must be executed with precision and accountability, ensuring alignment with international best practices while respecting local legal frameworks and operational constraints. The solicitation is open for responses until May 27, 2026, with a NAICS code of 611430 indicating a focus on professional and management training services. All performance is tied to the place of performance in San Salvador, and contractors are expected to demonstrate expertise in delivering law enforcement training to foreign security forces, with an emphasis on measurable outcomes, long-term institutional impact, and adherence to U.S. foreign policy objectives surrounding narcotics interdiction and rule of law.