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Pursuant to 13.106-1(b), the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) intends to negotiate a single source purchase order with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASH... Pursuant to 13.106-1(b), the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) intends to negotiate a single source purchase order with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to procure local and tribal transportation practitioner access to a library of over 120 on-line/web-based training modules covering a variety of topics in the areas of construction, maintenance, and materials. AASHTO manages a technical service program, TC3, that focuses on developing training products for technical staff in the areas of construction, maintenance, and materials. TC3 has a library of 120 on-line training modules covering a variety of topics in the three primary disciplines. As a national resource, TC3 helps states, local government, and industry save money at a critical time of infrastructure investment through course development, web-based trainings, information, and resource sharing that is available at substantially reduced cost. All 50 state DOTs have used the TC3 web-based training resources. AASHTO TC3 develops and maintains a national curriculum for various transportation disciplines. This program also identifies training and certification requirements and leverages best practices across the country to determine how to best access and cost-effectively provide training. TC3 training was developed to support training weaknesses identified by State DOTs for their transportation operation, maintenance and construction staff in several categories, such as Pavements and Materials, Geotechnical, Construction and Maintenance, Highway Safety, and Site and Personal Safety. AASHTO TC3 works with a unique, broad list of partners to assist in the education of the highway technical workforce, identify training needs and develop responsive courses. FHWA’s Local and Tribal Technical Assistance Program (LTAP/TTAP) is the only federally mandated program to provide professional development, training and technical assistance to local agencies and tribal governments with road management responsibility. The intent of this notice is not to request competitive proposals, and any information received from interested parties will only be considered solely for the purpose of determining whether a competitive procurement should be conducted. However, interested parties may submit a description of their firm's capabilities for satisfying this requirement, which demonstrates they possess the ability to successfully perform this effort. The responses must be received by March 30, 2022 at 2:00 PM Eastern. All questions concerning this matter should be addressed directly to Kevin Hardy at Kevin.Hardy@dot.gov.