Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Resuscitation Education Products and Services

The Scope of Work will consist of four primary categories of tasks.

A. Mobile CPR Testing Stations and Manikins

1. The contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, and other resources required to deliver to each individual VHA facility Mobile CPR Testing Stations (stationary or portable).

2. Mobile CPR testing station will consist of a fully integrated, no-assembly-required CPR skills simulation station designed to support a self-directed learning experience without instructor support for layperson, basic, advanced and pediatric advanced life support.

B. Electronic Courseware

1. Provide eLearning modules hosted on an online, digital platform, that include interactive learning, knowledge and confidence assessments, adaptability, and scenario-based patient cases.


2. Consist of eLearning modules that allow the student to work through scenario-based patient cases to apply didactic learning.


3. Consist of competency-based, intelligent adaptive learning driven by a user knowledge level, self-awareness, and self-confidence to assess and respond to the scenario-based patient case.


4. Allow for flexibility to complete online training every-two years (traditional) or in a low-dose high-frequency approach to maintenance of competency (MOC) that leverages perpetual learning.


5. Provide ability for student practice of hands-on skills on a mobile CPR testing station.


6. Provide objective feedback and validation of skill assessment on a mobile CPR testing station, resulting in an e-Card or eCredential certification via a self-directed learning experience without instructor support.


7. Support the delivery of Layperson, Basic, Advanced and Pediatric Advanced Life Support education and training.


8. Compatible with the existing Government environment (RQI 1Stop Platform) and existing Government equipment (Mobile CPR Testing Stations utilizing Laerdal QCPR® Adult and QCPR® Infant manikins).


9. Comply with the ILCOR’s most current guidelines for evidence-based resuscitation education and training.


10. Comply with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) and Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) requirements as mandated by Federal laws and policies.