Narcotic Government Bids & RFPs

The estimated delivery period for the vendor to provide a final certification report of accreditation is nine months from contract award.

The total amount allocated to the polygraph examiner certification component is payable upon successful completion of the certification of seventeen 17 polygraph examiners and submission of corresponding documentation. The remaining contract balance is payable upon completion of all remaining contractual activities, including primary instructor development, delivery of the full institutional documentation package, and completion of the APA accreditation process support activities, subject to INL acceptance of all required deliverables.

The U. S. government intends to award a contract to the responsible company submitting an acceptable offer at the lowest price.

Prior to contract award, the vendor shall demonstrate that its polygraph training program is delivered exclusively through APA-accredited polygraph schools and qualified instructors trained and authorized under APA standards. The vendor must also demonstrate a minimum of five years of experience delivering APA professional polygraph training programs and prior development, design, or restructuring of at least one polygraph training school within a national law enforcement agency, a military institution, or a recognized government security institution.

Failure attributable to vendor noncompliance with APA standards may result in withholding of final payment.

Failure to be registered in the SAM system for award management database at https:www. sam. gov prior to submittal of their offer proposal may deem the offerors proposal to be considered non responsible and no further consideration will be given.

The bid notice does not specify a delivery deadline for the services, but it indicates that the contract is anticipated to be issued during the third quarter of calendar year 2026.

Firms shall be knowledgeable in written and spoken English and will be required to provide a thorough description of steps taken to obtain authorization to perform work in Lebanon, details of findings, and specific information concerning the period of time anticipated to obtain appropriate authorization. The successful contractor will be required to provide the government with surety totaling 40% of the value of the contract. SAM registration will be a mandatory requirement upon contract award.

The bid notice does not mention any requirement for sample submission.

The bid notice states that companies interested in the solicitation should express their interest by written correspondence, no later than 28 May 2026.

The bid notice states that the magnitude of this project is anticipated to be between $1,000,000 and $3,000,000 for the entire project.

The bid notice states that complete applications must be emailed by May 28, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Closing date: May 28, 2026 Closing time: 3:00 pm et.

The bid notice states that offerors will be evaluated based on scoring of the evaluation factor responses, interview performance, professional reference checks, and past performance evaluation. The offeror rating system is as follows: evaluation factors have been assigned the following points: factor 1 25 factor 2 15 factor 3 20 factor 4 10 total possible 70 points interview performance 30 points satisfactory professional reference checks pass fail no points assigned past performance evaluation of applicants ability to perform under the contract.

The bid notice states the minimum qualifications include U. S. citizenship, a Bachelor's degree or a minimum of twenty years of experience as a sworn civilian law enforcement officer working in a border environment, a minimum of five years of supervisory experience, a minimum of five years of police program experience, demonstrated experience in training police tactics and theories, managing resources, and working with partner nation policing programs, demonstrated experience interacting with high level officials, a minimum of five years of relevant experience in law enforcement program management, training, and problem solving methodologies, demonstrated experience in reporting and program budget execution, demonstrated experience in a liaison capacity, demonstrated relevant work experience in Latin America, demonstrated ability to read and speak Spanish at a professionally proficient level, and demonstrated knowledge and experience with USG regulations, standards of conduct, and ethics. Minimum qualifications 1. U. S. citizenship. . . 2. Bachelors degree from an accredited institution or, a. A minimum of twenty 20 years of experience as a sworn civilian law enforcement officer working in a border environment. 3. A minimum of five 5 years of supervisory experience. 4. A minimum of five 5 years of police program experience, such as experience with border security, police liaison activities, counternarcotics policing, and narcotics interdiction efforts. 5. Demonstrated experience in training police tactics and theories, managing resources, and working with partner nation policing programs. 6. Demonstrated experience interacting with high level officials, governmental and non governmental. 7. A minimum of five 5 years of relevant experience in law enforcement program management, training, and problem solving methodologies. 8. Demonstrated experience in reporting and program budget execution. 9. Demonstrated experience in a liaison capacity, working with a wide variety of governmental, public, or private sector representatives. 10. Demonstrated relevant work experience in Latin America. 11. Demonstrated ability to read and speak Spanish at the professionally proficient level. 12. Demonstrated knowledge and experience with usg regulations, standards of conduct, and ethics.