The IIId Armored Corps at Fort Hood, Texas requires an independent, evidence-based assessment of its current suicide prevention and postvention systems, policies, and protocols. The work supports the installation's high-tempo operational cycle, including training rotations, deployments, and redeployments. The contract will supplement organic capabilities with external expertise to shift from a reactive crisis response to a proactive, system-wide prevention framework. Performance will occur at Fort Hood, Texas. No specific budget or timeline details are provided in the description.

The IIId Armored Corps at Fort Hood, Texas requires an independent, evidence-based assessment of its current suicide prevention and postvention systems, policies, and protocols. The need arises from persistent mental health challenges and acute crises that affect unit readiness under a high-tempo operational cycle. External professional expertise is needed to conduct a multi-method audit, identify systemic gaps, and deliver actionable recommendations. The goal is to shift the installation from a reactive crisis response posture to a proactive, system-wide prevention framework. Performance details and measures are outlined in the attached Performance Work Statement.