Bid guide
How to bid on Reliability and Probability Training (FAA28335) for the Department of Transportation
What the FAA is buying and why it matters
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is seeking training providers for Reliability and Probability Training. This training is for their Flight Standards and Aircraft Certification Airworthiness Inspectors and Engineers. The FAA estimates each course will provide about 72 hours of instruction for up to 12 students.
This is a market survey, also known as a Request for Information (RFI). The FAA uses this to identify qualified businesses and gather information for future contracting decisions. Responding to an RFI can help position your company for upcoming solicitations.
Key dates and what happens at the deadline
All responses to this market survey must be received by 5:00 p.m. CST on September 21, 2026. This is a strict deadline for submitting your information.
After the deadline, the FAA will review the submitted capabilities and information. This RFI is for informational purposes only and is not a request for proposals. The FAA will not pay for any costs incurred in preparing your response.
Who this opportunity suits
This opportunity is suitable for businesses that provide technical and trade school training, specifically in reliability and probability. The primary NAICS code for this effort is 611519, "Other Technical and Trade Schools," with a size standard of $21 million.
The FAA is interested in responses from all business types and sizes, including small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, and 8(a) certified firms. If your firm is SBA 8(a) certified, you should include a copy of your certification letter with your response.
How to respond to this RFI
To respond, you must submit your information by email to [email protected]. Do not make phone calls regarding this opportunity; all questions must be emailed to the contract specialist.
Your submission must include a capability statement detailing the type and size of training your firm provides, past performance, your DUNS number, and years in business. You also need to state the geographic area where training will be provided and your expected approach for accomplishing the work.
Practical tips for preparing a competitive response
Clearly address all requested information in your submission. Organize your response logically, making it easy for the FAA to review your capabilities. Ensure your capability statement highlights your experience with similar training programs.
Focus on demonstrating your firm's expertise in reliability and probability training. Provide specific examples of past performance that are relevant to the FAA's needs. Since you propose the training location, consider how your proposed location or method of delivery (e.g., standard courses) aligns with potential FAA requirements.
See the live bid — deadline, agency details, and how to respond
Dates and requirements can change via addenda; always verify on the bid page and at the original source before responding.
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