Rfp: 177-24 Cpr Training For Mbta Employees

Background
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is a corporate and political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, dedicated to providing safe and reliable transportation services.

The MBTA aims to enhance workplace safety and operational readiness by procuring comprehensive CPR, AED, and First Aid training services for its employees. This initiative is part of the MBTA's commitment to ensuring the safety and preparedness of its workforce in responding effectively to medical emergencies.

Work Details
The contract requires a qualified vendor to deliver instructor-led CPR, AED, and First Aid training sessions for approximately 230 MBTA employees across various shifts and locations. The training must adhere to recognized standards set by organizations such as the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross.

Key details include:
- **Training Content:** Covers AED usage, CPR techniques, and First Aid procedures.
- **Duration:** Each session lasts approximately 3.5 hours.
- **Format:** In-person instruction with both theoretical lectures and hands-on practice.
- **Certification:** Participants receive proof of completion with their ID numbers and full names documented in an Excel worksheet for LMS entry.
- **Vendor Requirements:** Instructors must be certified with qualifications attached to proposals. Vendors are responsible for maintaining training records electronically and manually as needed.

Period of Performance
The anticipated start date for service delivery will be advised upon contract execution, with an estimated duration based on the completion of training sessions as per MBTA's discretion.

Place of Performance
Training will take place at various MBTA locations as advised by the MBTA, accommodating multiple shifts including day, night, and weekend schedules.