Unified Combatant Command - USSOCOM J3 AI/ML Language Training Capability - MRA

The General Services Administration (GSA), on behalf of the Unified Combatant Command, is conducting market research to explore capabilities for an advanced AI-Enabled Language Training Platform (ALTP). The initiative is spearheaded by USSOCOM J37-SC-SOFLO, which seeks to replace and enhance the existing Special Operations Forces Tele-Training System (SOFTS). The overall goal is to develop a modern enterprise platform that integrates artificial intelligence to offer conversational practice and content development while maintaining operational scalability and government oversight.

The work entails providing a comprehensive Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution that supports 2,000 named users annually with 500 concurrent active sessions. This solution must be capable of activating all listed languages simultaneously upon award and throughout the performance period. The contractor will be responsible for delivering a fully managed, sustained, and secure platform that includes all necessary software, subscriptions, licenses, APIs, implementation services, technical support, training materials, and documentation. Additionally, the platform must offer exportable analytics and governed multilingual content production.

Key features of the required ALTP include a FedRAMP Moderate Authorized Core Learning Management System hosted in a U.S.-sovereign cloud environment approved by the government. It should also integrate commercial instructional tools for AI-enabled conversational practice and content generation. A critical component involves a Human-in-the-Loop workflow ensuring that any AI-generated or assisted content undergoes review by a government-designated subject matter expert before publication.

The contract stipulates a 12-month base period with four additional 12-month option periods. Work will primarily occur at contractor facilities within approved hosting environments but must be accessible worldwide to authorized government users through secure network connections. Compliance with federal security requirements is mandatory for contractor personnel accessing government data or systems. The contract also outlines specific data rights and transition rights without transferring ownership of pre-existing commercial software or documentation.