Occupational Safety Health Administration Training Services

The government authority in Jackson, Mississippi is seeking a vendor to provide Occupational Safety Health Administration training services. The agency needs to ensure that personnel working in hazardous waste operations receive proper safety instruction to mitigate risks from direct exposure to hazardous substances. This initiative aims to solve the problem of workplace hazards through comprehensive safety education, regulatory compliance, and rigorous participant assessment. The scope of work covers forty instructional hours of in-depth training for personnel with direct exposure risks, focusing on chemical hazards, toxicology, air monitoring, chemical analysis, personal protective equipment, excavations, shoring, radiation, decontamination, confined space entry, and incident reporting. The agency also requires twenty-four instructional hours of training for personnel with limited exposure who may participate in clean-up or controlled emergency response operations. Training delivery must include classroom instruction, hands-on demonstrations, quizzes, and assessments, with participants required to achieve an eighty percent score on the final exam or assessments for certification and recertification. Only United States organizations are eligible to bid on this opportunity. The agency is looking for budget proposals to cover a contract period of five years. Bidders must submit all questions no later than June 10, 2026, and the final response can be submitted digitally via email or online.