Advanced Mechanic Institute - 2. 0

The Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal is conducting a market survey to identify potential sources for an Advanced Mechanic Institute focused on the Bradley Fighting System and M88A2 vehicles, with responses due by May 19, 2026. This is a sources sought notice only; no solicitation or contract award will follow from this notice.

The contractor shall develop and deliver course outlines, lesson plans, and guides for training conducted outside continental United States in Germany. Training must cover depot-level maintenance tasks on Bradley vehicles including engine, suspension, transmission, electrical systems, line replaceable units, and welding, as well as comprehensive training on M88 vehicles including the RENK AVDS 1790-8CR engine and TecMotiv XT-1410-5A transmission. The contractor must provide all necessary equipment, tools, and materials, conduct Train the Trainer modules for each depot-level component, and provide vehicle restoration services to maintain Bradley vehicles used in Germany for OPNET training in accordance with specified technical manuals. Training shall progress students from limited familiarity to produce 30–40 depot-level maintainers, with welding personnel trained to field-level and armor repair standards. The contractor shall also provide Field Service Representatives for Training and Training Support.

Interested parties must submit responses including company information, capabilities summary, existing capacities, travel requirements to Germany, responses to four experience questions, and proposed technology specifications via email to Ms. Keri L. Skrobot at keri.l.skrobot.civ@army.mil. Submission is purely voluntary; the government assumes no financial responsibility for any costs incurred. Data submitted will not be returned.