Exhibit_9_-_Training_Requirements_-Contractor.doc

Exhibit 9

DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING TO BE PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR

I.

INTRODUCTION

1.

The Federal Protective Service (Not Tested)

2.

Federal Protective Officers and Contract Guards

II.

GENERAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

1.

Conduct on Duty

2.

Appearance

3.

Uniforms and Equipment

4.

Public Relations

5.

Taking Notes and Notifying Authorities

6.

Reporting Writing

III. PHYSICAL PROTECTION/CRIME PREVENTION

1.

Patrol Methods and Techniques

2.

Access Control Systems

3.

Intrusion Alarm Systems 4.

Property Control

5.

Found Property Procedures

Fire Alarm Systems

IV.

ENFORCEMENT

1.

GSA Rules and Regulations

2.

Interviewing Techniques

3.

Preservation of Evidence

4.

Observation and Description

5.

Search, Seizure, and Detention

6.

Arrest Procedures

7.

Use of Force

8.

Court: Preparation, Appearance and Attitude

V.

Special Problems

1.

Bomb threats and Bomb Searches

2.

Handling the Mentally Disturbed

3.

Escort Duties and Functions

4.

Terrorism and Hostage Situations

5.

Civil Disturbances

VI.

THEORY

1.

Criminal land Civil Law

2.

Response to Crime in Progress

3.

Vandalism

4.

Arson

5.

Burglary

Robbery

7.

Larceny

8.

Drugs and Alcohol

9.

Sabotage and Espionage

VII.

FIREARMS

1.

The Service Revolver

2.

Firearms Safety

VIII.

GENERAL

1. First Aid

2. CPR

3. Defibrillators

4. Baton and Handcuff Use

5.

Chemical Irritant Projectors

6.

Use of Telephone

7.

Use of Nextel Phones

8.

The Communications Control Center

9.

Occupant Emergency Plan and Continuity of Operations Plan

10.

Officer’s Duty Book

11.

Relationship with Government Officials

12.

Use of X-Ray Equipment

13.

Use of Walk-thru Magnetometers

14.

Use of Hand-held Metal detectors