Carbon Monoxide Virtual Training Development Services

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is seeking a contractor to develop and deliver a comprehensive virtual training program focused on carbon monoxide poisoning risks and detector safety for professionals in HUD-assisted housing. The primary objective is to create a 60-minute training that educates maintenance personnel, landlords, inspectors, and case workers about carbon monoxide hazards and prevention strategies. Contractors will be required to produce two training formats: a live online session for up to 60 participants and a self-paced version priced at no more than $30 per participant. The solicitation is classified under NAICS code 611430 for Professional and Management Development Training, with responses due by February 11, 2025, at 2:00 PM MST. Evaluation criteria will likely include the contractor's ability to meet technical requirements, develop high-quality training content, and demonstrate expertise in creating educational materials about safety protocols.

The current solicitation does not specify a specific small business set-aside, indicating the potential for full and open competition with possible multiple awards. The contract period of performance is one year from the award date, with the contractor responsible for hosting both training versions for the entire duration. Deliverables include the initial live online training within 30 days of award, a self-paced version within 60 days, and a supplementary 1-page summary and checklist. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, contractors should be prepared to demonstrate cost-effectiveness and technical capability in developing the training program. The services will be performed at the contractor's facilities, and interested parties are required to submit their responses via email to the designated Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer.