Law Enforcement Training Simulators

The Law Enforcement Training Simulators Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award federal contract vehicle administered by the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (INL). The contract facilitates the procurement of advanced law enforcement training simulator systems, including firearms training simulators, virtual reality-based training technologies, driving simulators, and related accessories. These simulation technologies are designed to support international law enforcement training objectives, primarily targeting foreign law enforcement agencies in countries such as Mexico, Costa Rica, Ukraine, Peru, and Moldova.

The contract vehicle features task orders predominantly awarded to two prime contractors: Virtra, Inc. and Faac Incorporated (Arotech Training and Simulation Division/Milo Range Training Systems). Typical task order values range from approximately $150,000 to just over $2.2 million, with performance periods generally spanning 6-12 months. Most delivery orders are firm fixed-price contracts without specific set-aside designations, though some task orders were designated as total small business set-asides. The primary funding agency is the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement, with task orders consistently focused on providing advanced training simulator systems to international law enforcement partners. Key equipment includes fixed and portable firearms training simulators, recoil kits, accessories, installation services, training, and multi-year in-country warranties.