SON - TCCC
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Statement of Need for Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) with Advanced Medical Training (AMT) Quantity: 1 Course (8 Students)
1. Need
Operational military personnel require a five-day tactical combat casualty care and advanced medical training course for eight combat lifesavers and medics. Training provides critical emergency trauma intervention capabilities under simulated battlefield conditions to treat combat injury patterns, preserve life, and sustain mission operational readiness in hostile environments.
2. Required Characteristics
A. Functional Requirements
Provides instruction adhering to Joint Trauma System (JTS) Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC), National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) TCCC, and Pre-hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) guidelines. Supports hands-on skill mastery, scenario-based trauma exercises, and rapid clinical decision-making for severe hemorrhage control, airway management, and combat trauma assessment. Includes comprehensive curriculum administration, student job aids, instructional reference texts, training consumables, and formal student evaluation documentation.
B. Performance Requirements
Minimum/maximum capability: Delivers instruction across a maximum five-day curriculum for eight students with a maximum student-to-instructor ratio of 5:1, deploying no fewer than two qualified instructors per training event. Operating environment: Dedicated tactical training facility capable of hosting realistic hostile scenario lanes and climate-controlled classroom settings provided by the vendor. Durability, protection, or compatibility: Compliant with Department of Defense security administration standards; instructor personnel possess an active Secret clearance (Threshold) or Top Secret clearance (Objective), and courseware development follows Instructional System Design (ISD) methodology aligned with ADDIE principles.
C. Physical Requirements
Maximum dimensions, weight, or footprint: Training facility and grounds configured to accommodate eight students and instructional staff across both didactic classroom instruction and dynamic tactical medical training lanes. Required interface, transport, storage, or infrastructure compatibility: Contractor-furnished facility, realistic medical simulators, props, and training materials, with capability to securely turn over all student performance records upon course completion.
3. Warranty Requirements
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4. Delivery Terms and Schedule
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