Workforce Development and Training Center Services

The government authority located in Washington, DC, is seeking a vendor to provide workforce development and training center services to build capacity for implementing the Title V block grant and related programs. The agency needs to solve the problem of limited training and technical assistance available to the public health workforce, state and local staff, and their partners. To address this, the agency requires tailored collaborative learning opportunities, academic-practice partnerships, and a comprehensive capacity-building program that offers coaching, peer-to-peer networking, and consultation to state teams. The scope of work covers the creation of an online learning platform that provides self-paced trainings and resources organized around leadership competencies. The agency requires that all trainings be free, accessible, high-quality, and curated for professionals of different disciplines, students, academics, and other practitioners. These trainings can vary in length and format, including modules, tutorials, webinars, or courses, and can be developed by the center or sourced from external partners. The program must focus on applying knowledge and skills to state-specific projects, including the implementation of state Title V action plans. Eligible bidders must perform all work onsite and must be located onshore within the United States. The agency accepts digital submissions of proposals either via email or through their online portal. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to define the cost structure. The source document does not contain specific evaluation criteria or key dates for this opportunity.