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This is a Statement of Work for three in-person instructor-led training courses on NFPA 101: Life Safety Code (2027 edition).
The vendor shall deliver three 24-hour training courses, each held over three consecutive business days with 8 hours of instruction per day, accommodating up to 60 government attendees per course. All courses must be instructed by a Subject Matter Expert currently serving on at least one of the NFPA 101 code-making panels. Training topics shall include: Introduction and Overview, The Basics, Occupancy Classification, Means of Egress, Fire Safety Features, Building Services, Compliance and Inspection, and Summary. The vendor must provide student manuals and copies of the 2027 NFPA 101 Codebook for each attendee, develop and distribute Certificates of Attendance specifying Continuing Education Units (CEUs), Professional Development Hours (PDHs), and Learning Units (LUs), and collect student feedback to be compiled and provided to the Government Technical Point of Contact (TPOC). Courses will be held in-person at three government-provided venues on military installations: Norfolk, VA; San Diego, CA; and Pearl Harbor, HI, estimated for December 2026. The vendor shall participate in a kick-off meeting at least three months prior to training via MS Teams to review topics, establish schedules, and coordinate logistics, and shall participate in an After Action Review meeting with the Government TPOC following course completion to review student feedback and make adjustments for future courses. All instructor travel costs, including airfare, lodging, and meals, must be included in the vendor's costs. The Government TPOC is to be determined.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
NFPA 101: LIFE SAFETY CODE (2027) IN-PERSON TRAINING COURSES
References:
(a) NFPA 101 (2027 edition), Life Safety Code
Provide three in-person instructor-led Life Safety Code (NFPA 101 (2027)) training courses. Each of the instructor-led courses shall be a total of 24 hours of instruction, held over three (3) consecutive business days with each day of instruction totaling 8 hours. Each course shall accommodate up to 60 attendees per day. All courses shall be delivered by a Subject Matter Expert who is currently serving on at least one of the NFPA 101 code-making panels.
1.1. Scope Phases, Meetings and Requirements:
1.1.1. Training: NFPA 101: Life Safety Code (2027):
The Life Safety Code courses shall provide in-person instruction by a Subject Matter Expert who is currently serving on at least one of the NFPA 101 code-making panels on how to understand, interpret, implement and enforce NFPA 101 requirements. The course should be based on reference (a).
Training shall include, as a minimum, the following topics:
Introduction and Overview
The Basics
Occupancy Classification
Means of Egress
Fire Safety Features
Building Services
Compliance and Inspection
Summary
The Vendor shall provide the course materials for each student, including a student manual and a copy of the 2027 edition of the NFPA 101 Codebook. Each session will have a maximum of 60 government students.
Certificates of Attendance shall be developed by the vendor and distributed (based on student’s attendance) at the end of the third day of the course. Certificates shall specify Continuing Education Units (CEUs), Professional Development Hours (PDHs), and Learning Units (LUs) for each course that can be used toward renewal of state-licensed professionals and maintenance of professional credentials.
Vendor shall ensure that student is provided the opportunity to provide course feedback at the end of the course and that the feedback is compiled and provided to Government TPOC.
1.1.2 Course Locations & Dates:
In-Person at the following government-provided venues on military installations: Norfolk, VA, San Diego, CA and Pearl Harbor, HI
Date: Estimated to be held in December 2026
The vendor shall provide the trainings at government-provided venues on military installations.
1.1.3. Kick-Off Meeting:
Vendor shall participate in a kick-off meeting at least 3 months prior to conducting the training to review the training topics, establish the schedule and coordinate the logistics. The Kick-Off meeting is to be held virtually via MS Teams.
1.1.4. After Action Review (AAR):
Vendor shall participate in an After Action Review with the Government TPOC to review student feedback to make adjustments to future course material / presentation as required. The AAR meeting is to be held virtually via MS Teams.
2. Travel and subsistence:
Instructor’s travel costs, e.g., airfare, lodging and meals are to be included with the vendor’s costs.
3. Government Point of Contact (TPOC):
TBD
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