TWHMHT-Questions and Answers Updated-2024-04-26.pdf
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- 1333MD24Q0004
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity from the Department of Commerce/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Environmental Satellite Data and Information Service (DOC/NOAA/NESDIS) for Workplace Mental Health Training Support for Leaders. The training must be a one-hour, peer-reviewed, asynchronous, interactive product that integrates with the Commerce Learning Center (CLC) within 5 days of award. The offeror must demonstrate the training was peer reviewed by experts and provide the published journal references. There is no incumbent, and the Government expects to receive a draft End User License Agreement that complies with the Federal Acquisition Regulations. The contract period of performance is May 6-13, 2024.
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Questions and Answers
● Question: Will the selected provider create this training entirely, or is there an existing training program that you currently use and require facilitation for?
○ Answer: There is no existing training currently in use. The offeror will have a peer reviewed asynchronous product ready to deliver to the federal government within 5 days of award which does not require facilitation.
● Question: It appears the training needs to be compatible with or integrated into your Learning Management System (LMS) for employee access. Is this understanding, correct? Answer: Correct.
○ Question: Is there someone from your department that would assist with this integration?
■ Answer: The requirement is to deliver a Supplier Quality Requirements Manual (SCORM) file format electronic files. A person from our office will be available during the initial implementation phase to ensure smooth setup within the learning management systems.
● Question: Will this training be conducted live (virtually) or will it be created and provided to your department to be hosted in the LMS for employees to complete within a designated time frame.
■ Response: The training will be delivered as an asynchronous computer based training within our LMS.
● Question: The offeror must demonstrate the training was peer reviewed by experts in the field of Psychology or Occupational Medicine and provide the published journal reference(s) within the proposal.
○ Response: It is a requirement that the resulting peer review and outcomes validation of the course itself has been published in a journal.
● Question: Can this training be a new product designed for this program, including evidence-based training and assessments? Or are you asking for a program that has already been on the market with feedback?
○ The offeror will have a peer reviewed asynchronous product ready to deliver to the federal government within 5 days of award.
● Question: Is this an interactive product that will include coaching and support for the leaders who take the online program? Or is this a program that is delivered once without interaction/feedback?
○ The offeror will have a peer reviewed asynchronous interactive product that does not provide live coaching or additional support in or outside of the 1 hour training.
● Could you please advise whether you expect to receive a draft license agreement in the submission? Is there an incumbent? If so, can you provide the contract information?
○ There is not an incumbent.
As of Friday, April 26, 2024:
● Question: Could you please advise whether you expect to receive a draft license agreement in the submission?
○ A firm is welcomed to submit a draft of their End User License Agreement
(EULA). The EULA should either comply with the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) or be brought into compliance prior to award.
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