Latest US Ski Lesson Contracts & Bids

Proposals are due May 16, 2025, at 2:00 PM. Vendors must submit one signed, original executed proposal and one electronic copy on a flash drive. Questions must be submitted by email to ***@***. *. * by 2:00 PM. All responses must be physically delivered to the office address. The evaluation criteria include pricing, quality of service, experience, and conformity with specifications. The contract is anticipated to be for one year, with possible extensions for two additional one-year terms.

The solicitation is for English language classes for adult students at the US Embassy in Baku, Azerbaijan. Offerors must demonstrate past performance, have an established business in Azerbaijan, and provide proof of SAM registration. The offer must include a strategic plan for the training services, including a work plan, equipment and material needs, quality assurance plan, and insurance certificate. The award will be made to the lowest priced, acceptable, responsible offeror. The government reserves the right to reject proposals that are unreasonably low or high in price. The contract period is one base and four option years. The total estimated number of students is **** are to be held twice a week, each group including no more than 8 students. Classes are to be held during embassy working hours, Monday through Friday, and possibly on Saturdays. Classes can be held at the contractor's premises within 5 kilometers of the US Embassy, at the chancery, or at the embassy's annex. Remote classes via the internet are also possible. Language instructors must meet specific qualifications. The government will pay monthly at the rates noted in the **** form. VAT is not applicable. The contracting officer's representative is HR Assistant Rashad Gasimov.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is seeking qualified small businesses to identify active oral fluid programs across the US. The goal is to document program implementation, practices, protocols, benefits, and challenges to assist other states with similar programs. Interested firms must submit a corporate capability statement (no more than 10 pages) demonstrating their ability to perform the required tasks, including a landscape and policy scan, research review, and lesson learned document. Responses are due 10 calendar days from the date of publication. The notice explicitly states that no contract will be awarded based on this response, and no payment will be made for the preparation of the submitted information. The closing date for the submission of the capability statements is not explicitly mentioned in the text.