MW26-13 Training for Substance Use Prevention Professionals
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 20, 2026.
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MW26-13 Training for Substance Use Prevention Professionals
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BidPulsar Analysis
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The opportunity labeled MW26-13 involves providing training for Substance Use Prevention Professionals as outlined by the Division of Purchasing. Proposals are due by February 20, 2026, allowing adequate time for development and submission. This training initiative aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of professionals in addressing substance use issues.
The buyer seeks to enhance the competencies of Substance Use Prevention Professionals through effective training programs. The goal is to ensure professionals are equipped with the latest strategies and techniques for substance use prevention.
- Organizations with expertise in substance use prevention
- Training providers with a proven track record in educational delivery
- Nonprofits focused on substance education and prevention
- Develop training curriculum focused on substance use prevention
- Conduct training sessions for identified professionals
- Evaluate training effectiveness and participant satisfaction
- Provide follow-up support and resources post-training
- Executive summary of proposal
- Detailed training plan
- Biographies of key personnel
- Experience and qualifications documentation
- Budget proposal and pricing model
- Evaluation and assessment strategy
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
- Ensure compliance with state training standards
- Must adhere to any federal guidelines related to substance prevention training
- Competitive pricing based on market analysis
- Consider tiered pricing based on training scope and participant numbers
- Potential partnerships with local educational institutions
- Involvement of subject matter experts in substance use prevention
- Collaboration with mental health organizations for a comprehensive approach
- Potential changes in substance use policies affecting training content
- Market competition from established training organizations
- Funding limitations that may impact training delivery
- What specific outcomes are expected from the training?
- Are there any preferred methodologies or frameworks for training?
- What is the target audience size for each training session?
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- Specific content outline for training
- Target audience demographics and numbers
- Evaluation metrics for training success
- Budgetary constraints or funding details
- Location requirements for training sessions
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