Peer-to-Peer Immunization Education and Curriculum Development

The Indian Health Service (IHS) is conducting market research to identify qualified firms that can develop and deliver a culturally‑grounded, peer‑to‑peer immunization education curriculum for health‑care providers serving American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities. The effort includes creating a facilitator‑ready slide deck for in‑person “train‑the‑trainer” sessions, building and maintaining a web‑based training portal with up‑to‑date vaccine information, and providing technical expertise and subject‑matter experts (SMEs) with proven experience in AI/AN immunization programs. Respondents must submit a tailored capability statement (max 15 pages) that demonstrates current work with AI/AN tribes, past performance in immunization training, and the ability to engage a Community Advisory Board. The response deadline is September 16, 2026, and only firms that meet the NAICS 611430 classification (Professional and Management Development Training) and applicable small‑business set‑aside criteria should respond. • Federal Sources Sought Notice – market research only, not a binding solicitation. • Target audience: IHS health‑care professionals and tribal partners. • Required deliverables: in‑person slide deck, web‑based curriculum, ongoing updates, and technical support. • Must demonstrate recent (past 3 years) experience with AI/AN immunization projects and a Community Advisory Board. • Submission: capability statement via email to [email protected] by 12:00 pm EDT, Sept 16, 2026.