Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Training Service

The government authority in Juneau, Alaska is seeking a vendor to provide tactical emergency casualty care training services. The agency needs to integrate fire and emergency medical services with law enforcement operations to improve interagency coordination during tactical emergencies. This training will solve the problem of coordinating medical care and threat awareness under high-stress, multi-agency scenarios. The scope of work covers the delivery of two separate, two-day Tactical Emergency Casualty Care courses, each consisting of approximately sixteen instructional hours for a total of thirty-two instructional hours. Each course must include classroom-based didactic instruction, hands-on skills stations, scenario-based practical exercises, student evaluation, and course completion documentation. The training must culminate in a multi-agency large-scale training scenario and a structured debrief conducted in conjunction with law enforcement partners. The required training content must cover tactical emergency casualty care principles, operational context, airway management in tactical environments, and the recognition and treatment of tension pneumothorax. Instructors must also teach hypothermia prevention, casualty movement, scene safety, threat awareness, and hemorrhage control techniques such as tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure dressings. The curriculum must address three specific phases of care, which are Care Under Threat, Tactical Field Care, and Tactical Evacuation Care. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based solely in the United States. The selected vendor must perform all training services onsite in Juneau, Alaska. The agency is looking for proposals to determine the budget for this procurement. The agency will hold a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting on June 11, 2026. The source document does not specify further evaluation criteria or additional key dates for this opportunity.