Building Ranger Resiliency-Chaplain Program

The Department of the Army, through the Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) at Fort Benning, has issued a Sources Sought notice for the Building Ranger Resiliency-Chaplain Program. Also known as the Building Ranger Families Program, this initiative provides relationship training for single and married Rangers and their DEERS-enrolled dependents within the 75th Ranger Regiment. The requirement is for a non-personal services contract covering planning, logistics, and management. The contractor will handle all training event needs, including lodging, meeting spaces, childcare, and meals. The performance period runs from September 8, 2026, through September 7, 2027, primarily at Fort Benning, Georgia, with additional CONUS and OCONUS training sites. The government is seeking information to identify qualified sources, specifically under the 8(a) set-aside designation. Responses are due by June 16, 2026. The provided Performance Work Statement (PWS) details technical requirements, personnel certifications, and facility standards for the training environment. This requirement covers lodging, meeting spaces, and support services for training attendees. The contractor manages all event execution details, including audio-visual needs, shuttle transportation, and meal coordination. Work is centered at Fort Benning, Georgia, to support units within the 75th Ranger Regiment. Scope includes securing training sites both within and outside the continental United States, managing lodging and meeting facilities, and providing childcare and audio-visual support.