38 RQS Full Mission Profile Training

The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, through the 23D Contracting Squadron at Moody AFB, seeks a contractor to deliver a five-day Full Mission Profile training program for the 38th Rescue Squadron, with proposals due July 22 and questions due July 20. This is full and open competition with no set-asides.

The contractor must provide a secure, large-scale indoor industrial training facility within a 9-hour drive of Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, supporting 24 personnel (20 students and 4 evaluators) during July 27–31, 2026. Place of performance is Moody AFB, Bemiss Road, Georgia. Training must validate combat readiness, rescue capabilities, and advanced medical skills across five core objectives: Advanced Tactical and Combat Clearance Proficiency (Close Quarters Battle, Low Visibility operations, Ground Assault Force operations, react-to-contact procedures, Hostage Rescue, Personnel Recovery); Medical and Trauma Interventions using cadavers and AAALAC-compliant live tissue models with advanced surgical procedures (cricothyrotomy, needle/tube thoracotomy, digital thoracotomy, escharotomy), modernized Tactical Combat Casualty Care, and updated K-9 medical protocols; Complex Rescue, Technical Rope, and Extrication Operations including High Angle/Technical Rope Rescues and structural collapse scenarios; Full Mission Profile Execution and Logistics with mission planning, CASEVAC support, White Cell scenario control, active Opposing Force, and M4 and Glock simunition systems; and Premier Training Ecosystem providing climate-controlled day/night operations, mission planning and debriefing spaces, gymnasium, secure rifle storage, and high-fidelity helicopter simulation with NVG-compatible lighting.

Live tissue training must be facilitated by an entity on the Department of the Air Force Approved Vendors List or holding direct DAF authorization. Instructors must possess verified Guardian Angel or JSOC operational experience; non-Guardian Angel instructors must be verifiable subject matter experts in Pararescue with updated JSOC Close Quarters Combat tactics. The contractor provides all non-life-rated tools, course supplies, medical resupplies, extrication equipment, scenario weapons and ammunition, facility infrastructure, and logistics personnel. The government provides all life-rated technical rescue equipment.

NAICS 611699 applies; small business size standard is $16.5 million. Award is firm fixed price, Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, with price held firm for 90 days. Travel costs for facilities outside the 9-hour radius are evaluated using Joint Travel Regulation rates of $0.725 per mile plus per diem, with distances calculated at up to 400 miles per 10 hours. Contracting Officer: 1st Lt Nasir Smith (nasir.smith.1@us.af.mil, 229-257-3226); Contract Specialist: SSgt Maximos Ramirez (maximos.ramirez@us.af.mil, 229-257-4712).