RFI Cyber Training Requirement - 2025

The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Cyber Division (CyD), Cyber Education and Training Unit (CETU) is seeking comprehensive cyber training services for law enforcement personnel conducting computer intrusion investigations. The procurement aims to deliver formal training courses across multiple cyber disciplines, including Cyber Security, Intrusion Detection, Open-Source Intelligence, Digital Forensics, Network Analysis, Penetration Testing, and AI/Machine Learning. Current market research indicates the FBI wants training that provides both theoretical and hands-on learning experiences, with meaningful assessment methods and industry-recognized certifications. The Request for Information (RFI) was released on January 29, 2025, with responses due by February 13, 2025, and seeks vendors capable of providing virtual and in-person training options. Evaluation will likely focus on technical capabilities, course catalog depth, training progression roadmaps, hands-on training capabilities, and reporting/dashboard functionality.

The contract is structured as a Firm Fixed Price vehicle with a five-year performance period from July 13, 2025, to July 12, 2030, targeting training for 500-600 students annually. There are no specific small business set-asides for this opportunity, and potential contractors will need to demonstrate capabilities across various cyber training domains. While no specific award value was disclosed, the contract will require delivery of two key documents: a draft Performance Work Statement and a draft Quality Assurance Plan. Contractors must be prepared to continuously update course content to reflect emerging technological advances and provide training for both FBI employees and federally deputized Task Force Officers. Interested vendors should have appropriate NAICS coding (611420 - Computer Training), relevant business credentials, and potentially hold GSA Schedule contracts to be competitive in this procurement.