Training and Education Command (TECOM) Human Performance (HPB) Branch

The Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region, Regional Contracting Office at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, is soliciting a competitive, single-award, Firm Fixed Price contract under FAR Parts 12 and 15 for technical, analytical, and administrative support to the Training and Education Command’s Human Performance Branch. This requirement is set aside exclusively for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses and is governed by NAICS code 541611. The contract will have a seven-month base period beginning June 24, 2026, followed by four optional twelve-month periods, extending potential performance through January 2031. The solicitation number is M00264-26-R-0009, with proposals due by April 30, 2026, and must be submitted via email in four clearly defined volumes adhering to strict formatting guidelines, including page limits of 50 pages for the Technical Approach and 30 pages for Past Performance, with pricing submitted solely in Volume 4 using Microsoft Excel formats compatible with Office 2013 or earlier. All offerors must be registered in SAM.gov, possess a Unique Entity ID and CAGE Code, and comply with specific cybersecurity and data handling requirements, including mandatory CAC access for personnel with a monthly login and email activity requirement, despite no classified information being involved. Work will focus on supporting the Marine Corps Total Fitness strategy through the development, revision, analysis, and validation of physical readiness testing, fitness policies, doctrine, publications, training standards, and related content across physical, mental, spiritual, and social domains. Deliverables include reports, databases, policy documents, curriculum materials, presentations, and monthly performance reports, all subject to government ownership and inspection at Quantico, Virginia. Quality standards require 95% accuracy in deliverables and less than 5% rework, with performance assessed via CPARS and quality surveillance plans. Evaluation will follow a best-value trade-off approach, prioritizing Technical Approach as significantly more important than Past Performance, which in turn is significantly more important than Price. Offerors must disclose any Organizational Conflicts of Interest through a detailed Mitigation Plan if applicable and comply with extensive data rights, cybersecurity, and reporting clauses including protections against trafficking, sustainable products, and restrictions on Russian fossil fuel operations. Invoicing must be submitted through WAWF using designated document types, and all submissions must be in unencrypted, non-zipped formats under 20 MB