New York State Contract Reporter #DCJS-2026-102

New York DCJS statewide crash-investigation training services

New York State DCJS seeks a provider for statewide crash-investigation training for law-enforcement personnel. - Buyer: New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), including the Office of Public Safety’s Highway Safety Unit and Purchasing/Office of Budget and Finance offices. - Opportunity: Five-year training services contract for local police officers and other personnel qualified by DCJS; no OEMs, vendors, or specific course part numbers are named. - Planned training: 15 course types and 46 course offerings, totaling 1,852 training hours across the five-year plan. Courses cover standard and advanced crash reconstruction; pedestrian/bicycle and motorcycle investigations; human factors; CDR/EDR analysis and technician training; commercial motor vehicle investigations; energy applications; injury biomechanics; and driver-performance analysis. - Delivery requirements: Most courses require two qualified instructors and must accommodate up to 30 students. Course durations range from two days to two consecutive business weeks. The contractor provides course materials and exams and submits completion rosters, test scores, and student evaluations. - Pricing and planning: Pricing is per training hour. Course schedules and geographic regions are tentative and may change based on operational needs and funding. - Participation goals: 6% service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, 25% minority-owned businesses, 5% women-owned businesses, and 0% disadvantaged business enterprises.

Description

The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services is soliciting proposals for a five-year contract to provide law enforcement and crash investigation training. The training is intended to expand courses offered by DCJS to local police officers and other qualified personnel as determined by DCJS. Proposal details, submission requirements, minimum qualifications, and compensation are provided in the RFP and its attachments. Proposals are due December 17, 2026, at 3:00 PM.

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