ADLP Training and Educational Products and Services IDIQ

The Department of the Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) awarded a Master IDIQ for Army Distributed Learning Program training and educational products and services on August 4, 2011, with a last date to order of August 3, 2016 — ordering under this vehicle is closed and has been for nearly a decade.

The vehicle is no longer active. The most recent task order was placed December 6, 2016. All $61.6 million in combined potential value has been obligated across 174 delivery orders. The ordering window lasted five years, during which annual ordering peaked at 47 orders in 2014 before settling to 35 orders in the final year.

The scope centers on Army training product development following the ADDIE model and TRADOC Regulation 350-70. Deliverables include courseware, reusable content objects such as animations and 3D models, analysis products such as critical task analysis and training task data, and supporting materials including scripts, narration, graphics, lesson plans, and student guides.

Delan Associates, Inc., Craig Technical Consulting Inc., and Keybridge Technologies, LLC dominate the competitive landscape. Delan holds $17.2 million across 35 orders; Craig holds $15.4 million across 38 orders; Keybridge holds $12 million across 44 orders. These three firms account for roughly 78 percent of the combined potential value. Information Experts Inc. and The Cogar Group Ltd. are the next tier. Eight firms total received awards.

Competitive 8(a) set-asides account for 87 percent of all orders (152 orders, $56.6 million). Unrestricted orders comprise 12 percent (21 orders), and one HUBZone sole-source order rounds out the mix. Task order values ranged from under $10 thousand to approximately $1.8 million, with firm-fixed-price pricing. Nearly all orders funded TRADOC (172 of 174), with single orders to Installation Management Command Northeast Region and Materiel Command.

Mission Installation Contracting Command (MICC) Center - Ft Eustis, VA has awarded a Master IDIQ for continued training tools and deliverables in support of the Army Distributed Learning Program for the U.S. Army Training Support Center (ATSC), Individual Training Support Directorate (ITSD), Fort Eustis, VA. The contractors provide Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation (ADDIE) training and education in accordance with the Systems Plan to Training process as described in TRADOC Regulation 350-70, Systems Plan to Training Management, Processes and Products. Training and education products ordered under these task orders will include courseware; reusable content objects (reusable computer or web delivered objects such as animation, 3D models, gaming scenarios for use as part of a course and reuse as needed in other courses), analysis products such as critical task analysis reports, training task data, learning objective data and knowledge and skills analysis data; and other training and education products such as scripts, narration, graphics, animations, lesson plans, training support packages and student guides.