RFI for Civilian Guardian Course Curriculum Development and Iteration Service - Sources Sought

The United States Space Force at Patrick Space Force Base is seeking information to identify potential sources capable of providing civilian guardian course curriculum development and iteration services. The agency requires the initial design and full development of assigned civilian guardian course classes, lessons, corresponding instructor guides, and all student-facing training materials. While the agency and the selected provider will collaborate to integrate the final course, the provider bears sole responsibility for authoring and developing all original instructional content for the assigned lessons. The project scope requires the development of an initial online phase consisting of a forty-hour online curriculum that blends synchronous and asynchronous engagements. The agency specifies that this phase must be a high-engagement, multi-modal experience rather than a collection of static lectures or slide presentations. The forty hours must encompass the total student effort required to complete the curriculum, including mandatory readings, instructional video engagement, independent assignments, knowledge assessments, online synchronous group collaboration, and direct synchronous interaction with instructors and subject matter experts. Eligible sources must be onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency permits the performance of this work to occur offsite. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and has not disclosed a specific funding range. No specific evaluation criteria or key dates are provided in the sourcing announcement.