1076293 - online self-pace pre-licensure-SOW

The State of California is issuing Request for Bid (RFB) 1076293 for the development and delivery of an online self-paced pre-licensure educational program. This procurement seeks a qualified vendor to create comprehensive pre-licensure training content designed for self-directed learning through an online platform that will prepare individuals for professional licensing examinations across one or more regulated occupations. Key deliverables include curriculum development, platform hosting, and ongoing content maintenance throughout the defined contract term. The primary objectives are to establish a service relationship with the selected vendor, ensure continuity of service, and address any existing gaps in current functionality to improve the educational experience for end users. Bidders must possess demonstrated expertise in online curriculum development, educational platform management, and occupational licensing content creation. The proposal submission deadline is February 11, 2026, with the posting date of January 21, 2026; interested parties should refer to the complete RFB documentation for specific question submission deadlines, proposal requirements, and any scheduled bidders' meetings or site visits.

California procurement regulations may include preferences or set-asides for small businesses, disabled veteran-owned enterprises, and other designated business categories, and potential bidders should verify their eligibility status within these classifications. The solicitation documentation should be reviewed to identify any incumbent vendor status and specific platform or service gaps that must be addressed to ensure continuity and improvement over existing infrastructure. While specific award values or budget ranges are not provided in the available summary, compensation will be structured according to the specific deliverables and services outlined in the Scope of Work, with pricing likely tied to course development, platform licensing, and user access fees. Contract funding is allocated from the state budget designated for occupational licensing and workforce development initiatives. The contract will include a defined initial term with potential renewal options to be negotiated following successful initial performance.