Opportunity
California eProcure #0000040802
DWR seeks PMBOK-based project management training and consulting
Posted
October 28, 2026
Respond By
November 18, 2026
Identifier
0000040802
NAICS
611430, 541611
The California Department of Water Resources is seeking a firm to deliver practical project management training and consulting tailored to its programs. - Government buyer: State of California, California Natural Resources Agency, Department of Water Resources (DWR), Office of Project Management. - Requested services: PMI/PMBOK-based training and consulting for DWR projects and processes, including State Water Project (SWP) and non-SWP work. The Project Management Institute (PMI) is named as the source of the practices; no delivery vendor is identified. - Training offerings: - Project Management Applications Workshops: 12 total — 9 online and 3 in person; 36 hours each. - Project Management Essentials Seminars: 3 total — 2 online and 1 in person; up to 4 hours each. - Project Management Fundamentals Workshops: 3 total — 2 online and 1 in person; up to 3 days each. - Consulting: 1,000 hours of PMBOK support, including feedback on DWR project management documents and tools, customization of training and lesson plans, and development of instructional materials. Specific deliverables will be set through work orders. - Notable requirements: Key staff must have PMP certification, 10 years of PMBOK-based project management experience, 5 years of experience teaching PMBOK-based courses, and 5 years of experience with California state processes. The solicitation sets a minimum 3% DVBE commitment. - Term: Anticipated two-year agreement. No specific start or end date is provided in the supplied information.
Description
The Department of Water Resources is seeking proposals for training and consulting services to support consistent and effective project management practices throughout the Department. The work includes developing a training program and providing practical project management application training in the context of current projects and programs, based on Project Management Institute best practices. The anticipated agreement term is two years.