This is a request for information/sources sought for the following requirement. CNIC is gathering information on suppliers in preparation for a soliciation. Please submit capability statement and description of services to the contracting officer no later than 31 October 2019. If interested in an information teleconference, please also indicate to the contracting officer. Attached is a draft Performance Work Statement to review and provide input. 1. Introduction: This is a non-personnel services performance work statement (PWS) to provide conversion activities for 30 Flash-based, SCORM 1.2 compliant e-learning modules to HTML 5 compliant e-learning modules for the Genuine Leadership and Service curricula purchased by Commander, Navy Installation Command (CNIC) - Fleet and Family Readiness Training (N947) from AchieveGlobal. 2. Background: CNIC Fleet and Family Readiness Training possesses, as part of a license in perpetuity purchase from AchieveGlobal, 30 Genuine Leadership and Customer Service e-learning modules for various leadership and customer service topics. These e-learning modules are packaged for deployment using a SCORM 1.2 model, and utilize Flash-based interactive elements and content. Due to the end-of-life of Adobe Flash software, and the training industry's move to HTML 5 compliance for e-learning module development, these 30 existing e-learning publication modules will be non-functional in current and future Internet browser platforms (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari), which no longer support Flash-based functionality in web-based delivery of e-learning courses. Through original e-learning module purchase, Fleet and Family Readiness Training did not receive e-learning development file versions of these 30 e-learning modules and will need a vendor to create updated versions in current e-learning development software. Fleet and Family Readiness Training is seeking an external vendor to convert these 30 e-learning modules to a more contemporary, rapid development e-learning package publication format, and provide as deliverables an e-learning development file and final publication file for each of the 30 e-learning modules.