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Request for Information (RFI): Engineering Training Courses for Army Systems Engineering & Architecture
This Request for Information seeks industry input on a comprehensive, tailored multi-course Digital Engineering (DE) Certificate training program designed to upskill the U.S. Army's Engineering Technical Management (ETM) workforce in support of Army Systems Engineering & Architecture (ASEA). The curriculum must align with DoD Instruction 5000.97 to prepare DoD civilian and military acquisition professionals to successfully acquire, manage, and oversee next-generation, digitally engineered defense systems. The RFI is for information and planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation, promise of future solicitation, or binding contract. The Government will not pay for response costs.
Respondents must provide capability statements addressing the required service delivery areas: Digital Engineering & Governance (instruction on DE, Model-Based Systems Engineering, and engineering data management across the acquisition lifecycle); Technical Risk Reduction (training on specifying, evaluating, and managing digital engineering capabilities to improve interoperability and reduce risk); Strategic Framework (alignment with DoD's Digital Engineering Strategy and DE Glidepath); Secure Lifecycle Management (integration of cybersecurity considerations); and Emerging Tech Integration (practical exploration of AI as a design capability and force multiplier). Responses must include relevant past performance, technical approach, product literature, company name, point of contact, NAICS code, and PSC. All responses must be unclassified PDF submissions delivered via email to Lindsay Vierheller (Contracting Officer) and Nekeya Sanders (Contract Specialist) no later than August 11, 2026.
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Request for Information (RFI): Engineering Training Courses for Army Systems Engineering & Architecture
Title: Engineering Training Courses for Army Systems Engineering & Architecture
This RFI is for information and planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or a promise to issue a solicitation in the future. Responses to this RFI are not offers and cannot be accepted by the Government to form a binding contract. The Government will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in response to this RFI.
Statement of Need
• The U.S. Army requires a comprehensive, tailored multi-course Digital Engineering (DE) Certificate training program to upskill its Engineering Technical Management (ETM) workforce. This training is essential to support Army Systems Engineering & Architecture (ASEA). ASEA serves as the Army’s mechanism to replace legacy, manual data systems with a living, authoritative "digital thread" that directly connects engineering requirements to real-time battlefield effects. The office is also responsible for advancing the Army’s Digital Engineering Ecosystem, a product that supports model-based engineering, data federation, and technical collaboration across the enterprise.
• This curriculum must align with DoD Instruction 5000.97 to prepare DoD civilian and military acquisition professionals to successfully acquire, manage, and oversee next-generation, digitally engineered defense systems.
Service Description
To ensure mission success, all proposed professional services, curricula and instructional delivery must strictly match the attached service description.
Objectives:
• Enable PdM ASEA
Prepare personnel to support the Product Manager for Army Systems Engineering & Architecture (PdM ASEA) in building a real-time, authoritative “digital thread” that replaces manual, disconnected data systems
• Bridge the Skills Gap
Provide scalable instruction tailored for both technical leaders and personnel with non-technical backgrounds within the acquisition community.
• Modernize Defense Acquisition
Train DoD civilian and military acquisition professionals to effectively specify, acquire, manage, and oversee next-generation defense systems using Digital Engineering (DE) and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE).
Required Capability Delivery:
• Digital Engineering & Governance
Instruction on the application of Digital Engineering (DE), Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), and engineering data management across the defense acquisition lifecycle.
• Technical Risk Reduction
Training on how to specify, evaluate, and manage digital engineering capabilities to improve interoperability, reduce technical risk, and accelerate acquisition timelines.
• Strategic Framework
Alignment with the DoD’s Digital Engineering Strategy, DE Glidepath, and the broader Digital Engineering Ecosystem.
• Secure Lifecyle Management
Integration of critical Cybersecurity considerations to protect mission assets, processes, and systems across the capability lifecycle.
• Emerging Tech Integration
Practical exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a system design capability, tactical force multiplier, and staff knowledge accelerator.
Instructions for Response
• Please provide a capability statement addressing the above questions.
• Include relevant past performance, technical approach, and any available product literature.
• Responses should be unclassified and submitted in PDF format.
• Submit responses via email to Lindsay Vierheller and Nekeya Sanders no later than 11 August 2026.
• Please include your company name, point of contact, NAICS code and PSC.
Point of Contacts
Lindsay Vierheller Contracting Officer Lindsay.m.vierheller.civ@army.mil
Nekeya Sanders Contract Specialist nekeya.r.sanders.civ@army.mil mailto:Lindsay.m.vierheller.civ@army.mil mailto:nekeya.r.sanders.civ@army.mil
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