N32205-18-Q-1041_(QA_2)_Response.pdf

9/14/2018

MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND

N32205-18-Q-1041 (Q&A 2)

Medical Trauma Computer Based Training

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The following are answers to questions received from potential offerors. The answers provide clarification only and DO NOT constitute an amendment to the solicitation.

Note:

The following questions are in reference to question 14 and 15 from Q&A-1 posted to FedBizOpps on 9/13/2018 which a request for clarification is being provided.

Reference Question Government Response

Q&A #15 What is the envisioned seat time for the Interactive Assessments ANSWER: 20-30 minutes each.

Medical Trauma Training Content states:

“Each module shall contain instructions consisting of text and audio, with a mixture of video, pictures, and animations to support the information being presented.

Intermediate game-like assessments will be injected to ensure user engagement and reinforce the content.

The learning module is based on each module containing 15-30 minutes of training time”

Taking into consideration the PWS and the answers to questions can the Government confirm the request is:

15-30min CBT * 11 modules = 165mins – 330mins of CBT PLUS 20-30min assessment * 11 modules = 220-330 mins of assessments?

If so, vendors are being asked to price a range of 6.4 hours to 11 hours. For pricing purposes that can prove to be a substantial cost difference. Can the Government minimize the range to a 5 min difference between the low and high ends?

Yes, the low end is 20 minutes and the high end is 25 minutes.

9/14/2018

Q&A #14 What level of interactivity is desired for the Interactive Assessments?

ANSWER: Decision points on providing care correctly.

When pricing CBT, duration and LOI are critical factors to ensure accurate price with minimal risk to both parties.

The difference in price for 1 hour CBT LOI 2 versus LOI 3 can be thousands of dollars. We kindly request for the Government to identify the desired LOI for the CBT content and the assessments.

Level 2 is the desired LOI for the CBT content and the assesments. The factors are to progress in the game/training to learn medical life-savings skills and document changed-behavior.