Army - Learning Architect and FS Instructor - MRAS

On behalf of the U.S. Army, the General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting market research to identify potential contractors capable of providing specialized instructional and training support services. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance educational and training programs across various Army schools, including the Adjutant General (AG), Talent Acquaintance (TA), Finance and Comptroller (FC), and Army School of Music (ASOM). The primary goal is to ensure that these institutions have access to high-quality learning architects and Facility & Staff (F&S) instructors who can contribute to the development and delivery of advanced training modules.

The scope of work outlined in this Performance Work Statement (PWS) involves non-personal services where contractors are required to supply personnel, materials, transportation, supervision, and other resources necessary for effective instruction as well as training support. The contractor will work independently under the terms of the contract without direct government oversight but must adhere strictly to established standards. These services are crucial for supporting various courses such as Advanced Individual Training (AIT), Advanced Leader's Course (ALC), Senior Leader's Course (SLC), Basic Officer Leaders Course (BOLC), Captains Career Course (CCC), and Warrant Officers Basic and Advanced Courses.

The specific tasks include teaching Facility & Staff classes aimed at preparing new instructors and developing staff capabilities. Additionally, a learning architect will be responsible for designing, developing, testing, and evaluating innovative learning products using approved authoring systems. This role involves creating engaging audio-visual content that enhances existing Army learning products for both resident and online platforms. Furthermore, contractors will be tasked with crafting original graphic designs or illustrations tailored for AG/TA/FC or Holistic Health training projects while also revising lesson plans in collaboration with faculty members.

Overall, this solicitation seeks experienced professionals capable of elevating the quality of military education through creative instructional strategies and cutting-edge technological solutions. By leveraging their expertise in media design strategies and interactive content development, these specialists will play an integral role in advancing the Army's mission readiness through improved educational frameworks.