Resiliency & Transition Support for Military Child & Youth Program Professionals

Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) seeks contractor support to deliver transition and resiliency programming for military-connected youth and Child and Youth Programs (CYP) professionals across Navy, Air Force, and Army Reserve installations, with proposals due August 17, 2026. This is an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Firm-Fixed-Price contract with no set-aside.

Place of performance spans 458 CYP locations worldwide across the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, and overseas installations including Japan, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, Korea, Spain, Bahrain, Singapore, Cuba, and Guam. The base period runs October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027, with nine optional one-year renewal periods extending through September 30, 2036. Base year ceiling is $4,679,600, with separate CLINs for Navy ($2,665,400), Air Force ($1,889,200), and Army Reserve ($125,000); pricing escalates approximately 3% annually, reaching $6,105,816.59 in Option Period 9.

Deliverables include minimum two consecutive six-hour in-person training days per site, annual refresher training, virtual orientation sessions, four-hour virtual training modules, resource materials from a pre-priced menu (minimum 1,000 units annually), bi-annual webinars, peer-evaluated research through 4-H Land Grant University partners, and monthly/annual status reports. Contractor must maintain an online platform for webinar delivery, recording, storage, and access throughout the contract term. Resource materials must ship within 30 days for physical items and seven business days for digital items, FOB Destination.

Key personnel must hold at least a Bachelor's degree or three years' experience in adult or child learning environments. All contractor employees require a National Agency Check and Inquiries (NACI) clearance and Civilian Access Card (CAC). Contractor personnel must complete mandatory DoD security training (Cyber Awareness, Insider Threat, PII protection) before CAC issuance and annually thereafter. Contractors may propose established resiliency curricula or develop new evidence-based programs; contractor-developed curriculum remains contractor property, while government-purchased materials become government property. Past Performance Questionnaire submissions are required unless the contractor received a CNIC contract award within the past five years. NAICS 61143 (Professional and Management Development Training); PSC U099 (Education/Training—Other). Questions were due July 30, 2026 at 12 PM CST.