Statewide Fire and EMS Behavioral Health Training Service

The Ohio government authority is seeking a vendor to provide a statewide fire and EMS behavioral health training service. The agency needs to address mental health, stress, burnout, and trauma recovery within its fire and emergency medical services personnel. The selected provider will handle all advertising, scheduling, teaching, course development, and instructor travel costs within an agreed-upon cost per class schedule. The scope of work covers the development and delivery of specific training courses. These courses include Fire Service Mental Health 101, Operational Endurance Managing Stress and Burnout in Fire and EMS, Balance, Boundaries, and Bravery, and Beyond the Call Self Care Strategies After Traumatic Incidents. The provider must also deliver Strong Minds, Strong Crews Behavioral Health for Fire and EMS Officers, Family Matters Optimizing Family Life in the Fire Service, Peer Support Team Continuing Education, Providing Peer Support After a Potentially Traumatic Event, and Advanced Active Listening Skills for Peer Support Team Members. Bidders must be onshore organizations based in the United States to be eligible for this opportunity. The agency requires the performance of the work to be conducted offsite. Bidders must submit their responses digitally via email or through the online portal. The agency is establishing a contract period of one year for these services. The budget allocated for this initiative is up to 42,000 USD. The source document does not specify additional evaluation criteria or key dates for this procurement.