New York State Contract Reporter #RFP # FF 26-47

SUNY Maritime College Seeks USCG-Approved Marine Advanced Fire Fighting Training Provider

SUNY Maritime College is seeking a qualified vendor to deliver US Coast Guard (USCG)-approved Marine Advanced Fire Fighting Training for its cadets. - Government Buyer: - State University of New York (SUNY) Maritime College, Director of Purchasing - U.S. Coast Guard is referenced as the standards authority - Products/Services Requested: - USCG-approved Marine Advanced Fire Fighting Training for cadets - Must comply with USCG NVICs 08-14 and 09-14 requirements - Includes both basic and advanced courses - Hands-on fire fighting techniques, live fire exercises, and simulation sessions (engine room, multi-deck, oil fires, confined space entry) - Training for approximately 24 cadets per session, up to 20 sessions per academic semester - Facility must be USCG-approved and within three hours' drive of SUNY Maritime - Weekend and multiple daily session availability required - Vendor must provide and maintain fire fighting gear (bunker gear, SCBA, etc.) - Pre-employment background screening and staff training/support for SUNY Maritime staff - Cleaning, disinfecting, and storage of equipment - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Vendor must have at least five years of relevant experience - Facility must offer realistic marine fire simulations and be USCG-approved - Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) goals of 15% each - Compliance with New York State's Lobbying Law and other statutory requirements - Pre-employment background checks for vendor staff - No specific OEMs are named; opportunity is open to all qualified training organizations meeting USCG and SUNY Maritime requirements.

Description

The State University of New York, Maritime College (SUNY Maritime), is seeking a qualified vendor to provide US Coast Guard Approved Marine Advanced Fire Fighting Training for cadets. The training includes both basic and advanced courses with hands-on fire-fighting techniques, simulation sessions, and certification upon completion. The vendor must have at least 5 years of expertise, comply with U.S.C.G's 09-14, and provide training facilities and equipment. The contract term is five years, and the training will be conducted at the vendor's facilities with availability on weekends and multiple sessions per day.

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