UMGC seeks a qualified vendor for AI-enabled learning content development. Proposals due November 20, 2026. IDIQ contract with 3-year initial term and two 1-year renewal options. Maximum contract value $1,000,000. No guaranteed work. Technical and price proposals submitted via Bid Locker. Questions due October 29, 2026. Virtual discussion sessions anticipated week of December 7, 2026. All services performed remotely. Typical task order approximately $100,000. Accessibility (WCAG 2. 1 AA) and AI governance required.
Proposals must be uploaded electronically at the UMGC Bid Locker link no later than November 20, 2026, at 10:00 am ET. Technical and price proposals due november 20, 2026, at 10: 00 am et
Payment is tied to successful completion and acceptance of defined deliverables or milestones. Payment shall be tied to the successful completion and acceptance of defined deliverables and/or milestones identified in the applicable task order.
Technical merit has greater weight than cost. Technical merit will have a greater weight than cost in the final ranking. Award may be made to the offeror with a higher technical ranking even if its price proposal is not the lowest.
Offerors must demonstrate experience delivering workforce-oriented online learning programs and AI-enabled content development. Provide information demonstrating the offerors experience delivering services similar in scope, complexity, and scale to those contemplated by this solicitation.
There will not be a preproposal meeting. There will not be a preproposal meeting.
All questions must be received by October 29, 2026, at 10:00 am ET. All such questions and inquiries must be received by the date and time as listed on the cover and the solicitation schedule of this rfp.
Late proposals will not be considered, and pricing information in the technical proposal may be deemed nonresponsive. Proposers will not be able to upload proposals after the due date and time, and late proposals will not be considered. If any pricing information is included in the technical proposal, the proposal may be deemed nonresponsive.