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Updates and visions of three National Urban Search and Rescue training courses and one new training course development

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is seeking a contractor to update and revise three existing National Urban Search and Rescue Response System functional training courses and develop one entirely new course. To increase efficiency and reduce instructor-led time, the contractor must create or update a computer-based training module for every course involved. The process involves collaborating with subject matter experts to create course design documents and managing the configuration of all revised curriculum models, with final approval provided by the Contracting Officer's Representative. All deliverables, including lesson plans, student manuals, practical exercises, and evaluation instruments, must adhere to a strict set of standards. These include NFPA standards, FEMA US&R Program requirements, National Qualification System guidance, NIMS/ICS doctrine, and OSHA regulations. Additionally, the contractor must ensure all materials comply with ANSI and ASTM standards, manufacturer specifications, Section 508 accessibility requirements, and current industry best practices.

General Info

Contractor will update three and develop one FEMA training course with computer-based modules.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → Federal Emergency Management Agency

NAICS

611430 - Professional and Management Development Training

Place of Performance

Washington, DC, USA

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NONE

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PostedJul 17

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Federal Emergency Management Agency

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Federal Emergency Management Agency

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Berenice Reid

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Amy ConnollySmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The primary scope of this contract is to update, revise, and develop National US&R Response System functional training course materials as specified in the Statement of Work, To maximize training efficiency and reduce instructor-led training time devoted to material that can be effectively learned through independent study, the contractor shall develop or update a computer-based training (CBT) module for each course developed or revised under this task order. The contractor is required to revise, and update curriculum of three training courses as specified in the task order. The contractor will be tasked to work with assigned US&R National Response System SMEs to develop one course design document that outlines the recommended changes and updates to the course curriculum. The assigned SMEs will have a primary role in revising subject material and provide same to the contractor. The COR will coordinate the revised curriculum review and suggestions with appropriate working groups. Upon completion of the review, the COR will provide final approval to the contractor. The contractor will assume primary responsibility for configuration management of all newly revised curriculum models. The contractor is required to develop one National US&R Response System functional training course to US&R specifications. The contractor shall ensure all course materials, computer-based training modules, lesson plans, student manuals, practical exercises, and evaluation instruments comply with applicable NFPA standards; FEMA US&R Program requirements; FEMA National Qualification System guidance; NIMS/ICS doctrine; applicable OSHA regulations; relevant ANSI and ASTM standards; manufacturer specifications; Section 508 accessibility requirements; and current best practices.