MARSOC Special Operations Medical Training Services IDIQ

USSOCOM, through the MARSOC contracting office at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, seeks turnkey Special Operations Medical Training Services for Marine Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) under a single-award IDIQ, with proposals due November 20, 2026 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time. The set-aside is Total Small Business. Amendment 0004, effective November 3, 2026, extended the deadline from November 13, 2026, and the September 25, 2026 question deadline has passed; a Q&A posted November 3, 2026 addresses offeror questions. The Performance Work Statement is a restricted attachment that requires a SAM.gov access request.

Place of performance is Sneads Ferry, NC 28460. CLIN X00101 requires North Carolina facilities within any distance from Camp Lejeune. CLIN X00102 requires facility identification demonstrating PWS compliance without geographic restriction. CLIN X00103 requires facilities within 100 miles of Camp Lejeune unless the Government authorizes alternate locations in the task order. Contractor-furnished facilities must meet ADA and ABA accessibility requirements.

CLIN X00101 (Prolonged Field Care Training) is priced as firm-fixed-price iterations for up to 8, 16, or 24 students, with optional cadaveric or real-tissue add-ons priced separately, up to ten students per specimen or tissue station. CLIN X00102 (Austere Medical Training for Non-Medical Personnel) is priced per allocation of up to five MARSOC student seats per iteration, accommodating up to 24 total students, and requires a minimum 90 percent first-time NREMT pass rate. The contractor must make at least four CLIN X00102 iterations available annually, a capability requirement rather than a Government minimum order. CLIN X00103 (Custom Medical Training) is priced at the task-order level using fully burdened hourly labor rate ceilings, with 60-day minimum planning lead time. The Government is not obligated to order any particular tier or add-on.

Six key personnel require evaluated resumes: Program Lead (10+ years SOF experience), Primary Instructor LOE 2 (medic), Primary Lane Cadre PA/MD, Exercise Manager, SME Ultrasound, and SME Airway/Ventilator Support. Per the Q&A, equivalent credentials from other U.S. military components or nationally recognized trauma organizations are acceptable, and the Exercise Manager is not required to be a certified moulage artist.

Volume I (Qualifying Criteria, pass/fail, 3-page maximum) requires SAM.gov registration under NAICS 611699, an active NIST SP 800-171 DoD Assessment in SPRS, a CUI safeguarding plan, and agreement to terms. Prices must remain firm for 180 calendar days from closing. Amendment 0001 removed DD254 and facility clearance requirements.

The Government intends a best-value tradeoff with an estimated maximum overall ceiling of $4.95 million across the base period, four option years, and a six-month extension, and an anticipated annual ceiling of $900,000. Factors I (Technical, 15 pages excluding resumes, adjectival rating) and II (Past Performance, 5 pages, three to five references, confidence assessment) combined are significantly more important than Factor III (Price, unit-rate basis, price reasonableness). Award is contingent on proposal quality and fund availability.