Motorcycle Safety Training

The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, through the 366 Contracting Squadron at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors to provide motorcycle endorsement and safety training services delivered by certified instructors. The contractor will be responsible for instructing the Basic Riders Course I (BRC I), a 17-hour combined classroom and hands-on training program delivered over three days, as well as the Advanced Riders Enhanced Street Skills course, a 6-hour program focusing on braking, cornering, and emergency skills. Key requirements include compliance with DODI 6055.04 and AFI 91-207 motorcycle operator training standards, provision of all necessary personnel, equipment, supplies, and materials, and coordination with the 366th Fighter Wing Safety office for scheduling. Interested vendors should submit their company information, including SAM UEI, CAGE Code, and small business status designation, directly to Katie Sanderson (katie.sanderson@us.af.mil) and Jaclyn Fish (jaclyn.fish@us.af.mil) by the deadline of April 22, 2025, clearly stating their interest and capability to meet requirements and proposed timeline for performance delivery. The government anticipates issuing a Combined Synopsis/Solicitation or Request for Quotes to pre-qualified vendors following this market research phase, with future postings expected on sam.gov.

No set-aside designation has been applied to this procurement; however, the 366 Contracting Squadron is evaluating the viability of restricting competition to small business categories during this market research phase. No incumbent contractor or current award value has been identified in the available documentation. The contractor must provide facilities and course markings on the government-provided training area at Mountain Home Air Force Base, with the government supplying classrooms, bathrooms, and training motorcycles if required, though students may bring their own street-legal motorcycles of 400 cubic centimeters or less. The contract performance is effective as of March 3, 2026, with classes to be scheduled around federal holidays and in coordination with base safety personnel. All contractor personnel must be fluent in English, maintain a professional appearance, and comply with base identification requirements, security protocols, environmental controls including hazardous material management per RCRA regulations, and records management requirements per AFRIMS guidelines.