Customized Trauma medical course utilizing Body Worn Trauma Training Suits

Link to solicitation notice: https://buyandsell.gc.ca/tma/node/1029637

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has a requirement for customized trauma medical courses (Tactical Casualty Management – TCM) utilizing Body Worn Trauma Training Suits to RCMP Emergency Medical Response Team (EMRT) members as well as RCMP specialty unit members across Canada (requires travel). The course(s) must focus on trauma care which is based, in part, on the United States’ Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC), the Canadian Combat Casualty Care Working Group (CCCWG) in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and the Committee on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC) in Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC). Trauma care in the tactical environment recognizes the broad spectrum of operational environments, requirements, capabilities and scopes of practice relevant to the diverse missions of the RCMP. This training must provide a field experience where the candidate can gain confidence by integrating tactical medicine with police tactics for scenarios appropriate to various RCMP operations.

The work will involve provision of the following as and when requested:

a) Trauma medical courses in accordance to the CoTCCC and CoTECC procedures and guidelines and EMRT Medical Directives;
b) Training Material;
c) Body Worn Trauma Training Suits;
d) Scenario effects (special effects, simulated body worn Improvised Explosive Device (IED), simulated sniper/Gun, smoke machine and smell effect)

The work will require the following resources on an as and when requested basis:

a) Lead Instructor;
b) Clinical Instructor(s);
c) Make-up Artist(s);
d) Casualty Role Player(s);
e) Pyro technician(s) certified by Natural Resources Canada; and
f) Medical Procedures Trainer.

The work will require the following on as and when requested basis:

a) training documentation;
b) medical equipment (consumable and non-consumable);
c) human-worn simulated bleeding props;
d) realistic life-like dummy(ies) to portray casualties; and
e) all personal protective equipment for contractor personnel as per RCMP safety requirements