Wellness training

Closed Solicitation Posted

Solicitation number
SEROTRAININGCOXFY26
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Florida 33521, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons seeks a vendor to deliver Wellness Training for Corrections and Law Enforcement staff, with proposals due July 20. The training is tentatively scheduled for August 17–21, 2026, at FCC Coleman in Coleman, Florida.

Place of performance is Coleman, Florida. The vendor must have prior Military or Law Enforcement training experience. The training comprises five days of 8-hour instruction, with the same curriculum taught daily to accommodate up to 130 participants per class. The curriculum must address Mental Health, Spiritual Health, Physical Health, Emotional Health, and Financial Health, including emphasis on individualized and family therapy benefits; physiological implications of continued stress; de-escalation tactics applicable to both professional corrections/law enforcement and personal environments; trauma recovery and meaningful connection; childhood trauma impacts on institutional and staff behavior; mental health status check and evaluation; staff crisis management training; leadership in correctional environments; and interactive, hands-on practice applications and scenarios. The NAICS code is 611430, Professional and Management Development Training; PSC code is U099, Education/Training–Other. No set-aside applies.

Notice text

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Update #2 · Latest ·

WELLNESS TRAINING  

Tentatively scheduled: August 17-21, 2026

Location:   FCC Coleman

                       846 NE 54th Terrace

                       Coleman, FL 33521

                        

The Southeast regional office is looking for a vendor to provide Wellness Training that incorporates all requirements (topics) listed below in an 8-hour course. The duration of the training needs to be 5 days (8 hours per day) teaching the same curriculum each day. The class capacity will be a maximum of 130 participants per class. The target audience will be Corrections/ Law Enforcement staff. The vendor is required to have prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience.

Training Overview

  • Duration: 5 days (8 hours per day)
  • Capacity: Maximum 130 participants per class
  • Target Audience: Corrections / Law Enforcement staff
  • Vendor Requirement: Must have prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience

These are the requirements:

  • Training wellness to cover Mental Health, Spiritual Health, Physical Health, Emotional Health, Financial Health, and the benefits of a strong Wellness strategy. Emphasis on utilization of individualized/family therapy and the benefits of seeking help from professionals.
  • Physiological implications of continued stress on the human body.
  • Tactics for deescalation of situations in both the professional /corrections law enforcement environment as well as the personal environment
  • Importance of meaningful connection with other people and how to recover from traumatic events.
  • Impact of childhood trauma on the way people behave and how these traumas manifest in the institution population and in the staff
  • Mental Health status check and evaluation activity
  • Staff crisis management training
  • Leadership in correctional environment and application of correctional technical skills
  • Interactive and hands-on practice applications and scenarios
  • Vendor with prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience

Response Time: Interested Offerors shall submit quotations in accordance with the above requirements, detailing what will be provided and a itinerary for the training and all cost associated. Per the description this training will need to cover all requirements in an 8 hour block of time, and be presented each day for the week to a new set of participants with a maximum class size of 130 participants.

 Quotations must be submitted electronically via email to the primary or alternative points of contact at s3howard@bop.gov and/or alternative K2boone@bop.gov no later than the date and time specified in the solicitation (20 July 2026, 4:00 PM EST).  Any questions concerning this solicitation shall be submitted via email, no later than 3 days prior to the close of the solicitation. The email subject line shall read: “Quote Submission: Wellness Training – [Insert Offeror Name]”.

The Contractor will provide the instructor(s) and all training materials.  The training will take place in the training facility at the instituion specified in the solicitation request.

Evaluation Factors:

Quotes will be evaluated on past performance, quality of service, and price.  Past performance references and CPARS will be reviewed.  Please feel free to submit any past performance evaluations for review.

Instructors should have verifiable experience, education, certification, and/or work experience relatable to the material being presented.  Verifiable experience to include, Crisis Intervention & De-escalation training, Mental Wellness and Suicide Prevention training, along with Trauma-Informed Care and Jail Diversion training.

Update #1 ·

WELLNESS TRAINING  

Tentatively scheduled: August 17-21, 2026

Location:   FCC Coleman

                       846 NE 54th Terrace

                       Coleman, FL 33521

                        

The Southeast regional office is looking for a vendor to provide Wellness Training that incorporates all requirements (topics) listed below in an 8-hour course. The duration of the training needs to be 5 days (8 hours per day) teaching the same curriculum each day. The class capacity will be a maximum of 130 participants per class. The target audience will be Corrections/ Law Enforcement staff. The vendor is required to have prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience.

Training Overview

  • Duration: 5 days (8 hours per day)
  • Capacity: Maximum 130 participants per class
  • Target Audience: Corrections / Law Enforcement staff
  • Vendor Requirement: Must have prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience

These are the requirements:

  • Training wellness to cover Mental Health, Spiritual Health, Physical Health, Emotional Health, Financial Health, and the benefits of a strong Wellness strategy. Emphasis on utilization of individualized/family therapy and the benefits of seeking help from professionals.
  • Physiological implications of continued stress on the human body.
  • Tactics for deescalation of situations in both the professional /corrections law enforcement environment as well as the personal environment
  • Importance of meaningful connection with other people and how to recover from traumatic events.
  • Impact of childhood trauma on the way people behave and how these traumas manifest in the institution population and in the staff
  • Mental Health status check and evaluation activity
  • Staff crisis management training
  • Leadership in correctional environment and application of correctional technical skills
  • Interactive and hands-on practice applications and scenarios
  • Vendor with prior Military/Law Enforcement training experience

Files

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FIRST RESPONDER TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 62926.docx DOCX document

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