SW-121495 - USA (Virginia) - RFI for Enterprise Learning Management System - Deadline November 2,2026

(1) Vendor needs to provide enterprise learning management system. – Agency's objective is to acquire and deploy a secure, accessible, interoperable (with all TSA–approved software and hardware), and vendor–neutral enterprise learning ecosystem that:• Provides an official system of record for training and compliance;• Improves learner access and experience;• Accelerates proficiency and operational readiness;• Supports appropriately controlled adaptive, modular, and learning test–out assessment options;• Enables rapid and controlled content development and deployment;• Standardizes enterprise training administration and delivery;• Provides actionable enterprise analytics and visibility; and• Preserves Government ownership, portability, and control of Government data and content.– Maintain complete, accurate, secure, traceable, and auditable records of training assignments, participation, completion, assessments, certifications, qualifications, equivalencies, and compliance status.– Provide an accessible, intuitive, super–intelligence–enabled, and engaging learner experience supporting learning discovery, centralized curation, recommendations, personalized pathways, gamification, surveys and flexible learning delivery across workforce populations and operating environments.– Enable authorized personnel to develop, review, approve, curate, reuse, modify, publish, and retire learning content efficiently while maintaining appropriate governance, accessibility, version control, approval authority, and traceability.– Support standardized enterprise training administration and delivery while permitting unique configuration for different agency organizations, occupational groups, missions, locations, and learner populations.– Agency seeks a solution based on documented interfaces and open, or broadly adopted, standards. Respondents should identify noteworthy proprietary dependencies affecting interoperability with agency hardware and software, licensing, contracts, data portability, content portability, migration, or transition. Respondents should also indicate potential future integration barriers as much as possible.– The proposed solution should contain super–intelligence–enabled capabilities.– The proposed solution must support a geographically dispersed workforce and should perform reliably across a range of operating conditions, including locations with constrained bandwidth or higher network latency.(2) The contract period will be for five years.