Training Analysis Evaluation Product

The United States Marine Corps Systems Command is seeking potential contractors to provide Training Analysis and Evaluation Products (TAEP) for the Program Manager Training Systems office through a Request for Information focused on market research. The procurement encompasses comprehensive training-related services including cognitive analysis, needs analysis, gap analysis, training system functionality analysis, and development of associated technical documentation for both legacy and emerging technology training systems. Contractors must be small businesses under the 8(a) Program with NAICS code 611710 (Educational Support Services) and demonstrate the capability to perform at least 51% of required tasks independently. Selected contractors will need to handle materials classified up to the SECRET level and may require SECRET security clearances for personnel, with potential work locations spanning the Continental United States, Japan, and Hawaii. The submission deadline for capabilities statement packages was extended from September 25, 2025 to October 1, 2025, with responses limited to 10 pages detailing company profile, corporate experience, technical skills, and relevant qualifications.

This opportunity is designated as a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside with a small business size standard of $21 million under NAICS 611710. The anticipated contract structure includes one 12-month base period followed by four 12-month ordering periods, creating a potential five-year performance timeline. While the Marine Corps has indicated an anticipated ceiling value exists for this procurement, the specific dollar amount was not disclosed in the RFI documentation. The scope has been expanded beyond initial front-end analysis to include comprehensive training system evaluations across multiple geographic locations. No incumbent contractors or current service providers were identified in the solicitation materials, and the Marine Corps plans to issue a separate Request for Proposal with more detailed contract specifications and a comprehensive Performance Work Statement following this market research phase.