CanadaBuys #202701695

RCMP bilingual verbal intelligence briefing training for intelligence analysts

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is procuring bilingual verbal intelligence briefing training for its intelligence analysts. - Government buyer: RCMP, HQ Procurement and Contracting / Acquisitions and Contracting; the security requirements are managed by the RCMP Departmental Security Section. Susie Dias is named as a contact. - OEMs and vendors: No training OEMs, commercial vendors, or course products are named in the documents. - Services requested: Develop and deliver up to three instructor-led, three-day Verbal Intelligence Briefing courses tailored to the RCMP operational intelligence environment: two English sessions in Ottawa and one French session in Montreal. Each session is for 8–12 participants. - Course deliverables: Bilingual course materials, lesson plans, exercises, practical assessment tools, and evaluation or post-course reporting. Content covers operational intelligence briefings, briefing techniques, and communication with decision-makers. - Instructor requirements: Three instructors per session—one with at least 10 years of relevant senior experience and two with at least five years of intermediate experience. - Notable security requirements: Instructors need Enhanced Reliability Status and escorted access at RCMP sites. Work may involve Protected B information and requires safeguards for access, handling, storage, transmission, and destruction; Canadian data residency is required. - Competition and award approach: Canadian suppliers are eligible; bids must meet mandatory technical criteria, with the lowest-priced responsive bid intended for award.

Description

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police requires verbal intelligence briefing training for its intelligence analysts, in English and French. The contract is estimated at four months, from the date of contract to March 31, 2027. The solicitation is open only to Canadian suppliers under the Policy on Reciprocal Procurement. Responsive bids must meet all mandatory technical evaluation criteria, and the responsive bid with the lowest evaluated price will be recommended for award.

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