Training Curriculum Development (Law School & Executive)

The contract seeks the design and development of a comprehensive educational framework focused on AI and autonomous vehicle policy and law, tailored for three distinct audiences: a full-semester law school curriculum, a one-day intensive training course, and a one-hour executive briefing. All deliverables must include open-source instructional materials and supporting tools to ensure accessibility and wide adoption. The curriculum must be academically rigorous and technically accurate, capable of equipping law students with a foundational understanding of emerging legal and regulatory issues surrounding AI and AV technologies. The one-day course is intended for practitioners and professionals needing practical, applied knowledge, while the executive briefing must distill complex policy considerations into actionable insights for senior decision-makers. All components must be cohesive in content and aligned with current legal standards, technological advancements, and federal transportation policy priorities. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Transportation, specifically managed by 69A355 Research And Technology, and falls under the NAICS code for other miscellaneous educational services. The solicitation was posted on June 30, 2026, with proposals due by August 28, 2026. No set-aside provisions or geographic limitations are specified, and performance location details are not provided, suggesting flexibility in execution. The absence of a point of contact or detailed agency address implies the solicitation is likely published through a centralized portal, and interested parties are expected to rely on the official grants.gov listing for administrative instructions. All deliverables must be finalized, publicly available, and designed for scalability with minimal future modification.