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U -- Anti-Terrorism Driver's Training Services

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The Department of State plans to negotiate and award a sole source, firm-fixed-price Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract valued at approximately $15 million over five years to BSR, Incorporated. This contract will provide expert defensive driving training specifically for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. The projected annual course requirements begin at 130 courses in the base year and may increase to as many as 175 courses in each of the four option years, depending on global conditions. Training must meet strict government standards including location requirements within 80 miles of the U.S. Capitol, the ability to run multiple courses simultaneously, and specific facility features such as a multi-lane closed loop driving track designed to simulate diverse driving conditions, natural terrain for off-road recovery, and support for realistic attack scenarios including pyrotechnics and explosive demonstrations. This contract is not being competitively solicited, as it will be awarded under the Federal Acquisition Regulations allowing for a sole source agreement based on the finding that only BSR, Incorporated can fulfill the agency's unique training requirements. No solicitation documents are currently available, and this action is for informational purposes to notify interested parties of the department’s intent. The point of contact for information includes Deborah J. Koplen and Ann E. Truitt of the Department of State. The overall focus is on anti-terrorism defensive driving services tailored to diplomatically sensitive and security-critical environments.

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$15M sole source contract to BSR for specialized diplomatic defensive driving training.

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611692 - Automobile Driving Schools

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2026 Summit Point RoadSummit Point, WV 25446-0190

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This announcement is for informational purposes only. This is not a notice of issuance of request for proposals. The Department of State intends to negotiate and award an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity, firm-fixed-price contract on a sole source agreement with BSR, Incorporated of Summit Point, WV, for expert instruction of defensive driving training for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. The estimated amount of the contract for all five years is $15 million. The Department of State anticipates a need for the following number of courses, which will vary contingent upon changing worldwide conditions: Base Year-130 courses or more, Option Year #1-130 courses with a potential increase to 175, Option Year #2-130 courses with a potential increase to 175, Option Year #3-130 courses with a potential increase to 175, Option Year #4-130 courses with a potential increase to 175. The defensive driving training shall reflect the government's minimum requirements to include the following criteria: the facility must be located within an 80-mile distance of the United States Capitol Building, able to accommodate two to three separate driving, firearms, and/or explosives courses on the same days, have a minimum two-lane, 1.5 mile closed loop track with specifications designed to induce a variety of vehicle handling situations (straight-aways, flat, up-and-down hill, uphill turn, constant radius turn, increasing and decreasing radius turns, flat turn, negative and positive camber turns, S-turns, and two turns which can be continually covered with water when required), mimic normal road conditions and provide for natural areas of cover and concealment, have the ability to employ pyrotechnics in support of realistic attack scenarios, and conduct explosive demonstrations. The shoulder must be of natural terrain and designed to allow for safe off-road recovery situations with appropriate skid pads located nearby. No solicitation documents are available. It is anticipated that a sole source contract will be awarded as specified in Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Part 6.302-1, Only one responsible source and no other supplies or service will satisfy the agency's requirements.

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