Exhibit A Technical Specs.docx

The Use of Force Simulation system must include the following components and functionality:

LED 300 – 57’ 6” 5 Screen LED Simulation Wall System

Operating software Windows 11 preloaded

1- Single CPU Desktop Configuration to operate all 5 LED Walls system. This system must operate from a CPU unit that sits at instructor station/Desk for easy access. Individual screens 4 & 5 screens can be removed and operated remotely from this unit or, when attached to an external laptop system, operate independently. The system structure is 180LED and two Smart LED screens, all three can be used in unison or separately as individual systems.

Computer components and cables must be 100% commercially available off the shelf (COTS).

Sections of the wall can be removed and relocated for use as an induvial simulation system, with capabilities for independent use from the 180.

All LED wall components provided must have the ability to work independently or in conjunction with each other. I.E. A trainee can start the scenario in one room and move through other simulation rooms dealing with the same scenario. All decision outcomes on any screen will affect or change the other screen scenarios.

At least 2 sections of the wall must be on wheels and can be moved around the room/facility. The hit detection cameras must be integrated into the wall/screen framework and not require any recalibration once the wall section is moved.

LED Wall must have at least 3 additional source inputs to allow for the wall to be used as a real time command center display.

Additionally, system must include the following components:

1 x Firing Line (Full Marksmanship and Lane based training)

4 x Recoil Kits for a Rifle (Dvorak drop-in air Recoil Kit for Rifle with 1 Co2 magazine; Rifle model: Serbian M70)

4 x Additional Counting Magazines for Recoil Kits – RIFLE

4 x Recoil Kits for Handgun (Dvorak drop-in air Recoil Kit for Handgun with 1 Co2 magazine - Glock 17, Gen 4)

4 x Additional Counting Magazines for Recoil Kits - HANDGUN

1 x OC Laser Canister

1 x Refill Station for Recoil Kits ( CO2 Tank; Refill Nozzle and All necessary items for the Handgun Magazines and Rifle Magazines to be refilled)

1 x Neurosmart (Stress evaluator attaches to the trainee and in sync with the Simulator)

PAINTBALL GLOCK REPLICA KIT includes:

1) SIX (6) QTY UMAREX T4E GLOCK 17 Gen5 paintball GLOCK replica

· Caliber: .43

· Magazine capacity: 8 rounds

· Energy level: (E₀) < 5.0 J

· Weight: 703 g

2) SIX (6) QTY T4E GLOCK Additional Magazines

3) TWO (2) QTY T4E GLOCK Service Kit

4) TWO THOUSAND (2000) QTY .43 Markingballs (MAB) or Chalkballs (CKB) for UMAREX T4E GLOCK 17 Gen5 paintball GLOCK replica

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GUNSHOT BOX TRAINING COMPACT KIT must include:

ONE (1) QTY gunSHOT BOX™ Compact - backpack unit with power plug Type C - EU configuration;

ONE (1) QTY 600W Remote Power Supply (Rechargeable LiFePo4 Lithium Pack) 400+ Shots per charge ONE (1) QTY Adjustable Backpack/Rigid contoured padded backplate ONE (1) QTY Training 9mm Glock type pistol with remote trigger(infrared) ONE (1) QTY Training AR-15/M4 style rifle with remote trigger (infrared) ONE (1) QTY Power Cable TWO (2) QTY Key Fob Remotes ONE (1) QTY Tactical Duffel Bag ONE (1) QTY Padded Rifle Bag

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· Power Plug configuration (Type C - EU) Included in this kit:

· TWO (2) QTY Gunshot box compact version (Electronic gunfire simulators producing 125dB sound with muzzle flash)

· FOUR (4) QTY Wireless Remotes (Waterproof 315MHz remotes with 200'-300' range. Works through concrete walls and metal doors for complete scenario control)

· Power & Accessories (Two 14-foot power cables, spare fuses, 230V AC/50HZ. Accessories: 600W remote power supply available for field deployment. 400+ Bangs/Charge.)

· Heavy-Duty Transport Case

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· ONE (1) QTY Gunshot box unit (adapted to the voltage of the current (220 volts) and the shape of the plug must be able to fit continental European outlets)

· SIX (6) QTY Training flash bang (Reusable single-bang training simulator featuring stainless steel internals and a coated metal housing. Built for high-cycle use, this non-pyrotechnic device can trigger realistic blast effects with gunshot box without consumables.)

· ONE (1) QTY Blootooth (BLE) Receiver Can pair with 500+ training flashbangs concurrently.

· ONE (1) QTY Durable Hard Case

· ONE (1) QTY Accessory kit (25 Spoons, 9 Safety Clasps, 50 Key Rings with attached Cotter Pins, 100 Cotter Pins )

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Laser sensitive vest - Set of non-invasive laser sensitive panels that can be assembled together and configured in various ways, such as a vest, and laser-sensor enhanced apparel, such as hats; When Stress Vest receives a hit, the vest should beep, flash or both.

Stress belt - when one of the laser sensitive panels is hit by the laser, it sends a signal to the belt, which delivers a vibration and/or an electric shock to the skin of the user, who unequivocally will know he or she has been "hit" simulating real-time engagement.

The system is to be worn over the standard issued tactical gear and equipment in a way that does not hinder or restrict its use by the operator.

The weapons used with sensitive vests can be laser training replicas or duty weapons temporarily converted to use laser cartridges.

The equipment must be highly scalable, with up to dozens of operators training simultaneously in very large spaces.

Laser sensitive vest with stress belt training kit must include:

FOUR (4) QTY Laser sensitive vests (holds the sensor receivers that recognize the laser pulse sent by the training firearm), Belts (externally worn belt that delivers a safe, localized, fully adjustable shock through clothing or a vibration for role players) and Transmitters (connects to back of the laser sensitive vest receiver and sends wireless signal to belt once vest receiver is activated) THREE (3) QTY Laser sensitive vests - Strap Extender - 1 Pair (designed to add additional length to the waste strapping on the laser sensitive vests);

THREE (3) QTY Laser sensitive vests - Protective Belt Cover (blocks the lights to ensure the role player cannot be easily located) FOUR (4) QTY Laser sensitive vests - Side Panels (detect laser hits to the vital organs on the side of the body);

FOUR (4) QTY Laser sensitive face sensor ball cap which captures hits to the upper facial region.

FOUR (4) QTY Beacon TWO (2) QTY Arm Shocker w/ Sensors & FOB - Used to simulate the restrictive motion, stress, and pain of dominant arm injuries. The pain penalty can be stopped by the student moving their arm to a fixed, flexed position. Activated via key fob or laser sensitive vests.

TWO (2) QTY Y-Adapter - Integrates laser sensitive vests with arm shocker and allows hit to laser sensitive vests to activate Arm Shocker.

ONE (1) QTY 975 Nanuk (Holds up to 8 vests) ONE (1) QTY Instructor Tablet that remotely configures and controls up to 20 vests. Real time data includes seeing hits and monitoring trainees heart rates. Tablet’s camera can be used to record and play back scenarios.

SIX (6) Heart Rate Monitor Transmitter which monitor student heart rate during training when using Instructor Tablet;

THREE (3) QTY SIRT Glock 17 RF Dedicated Dry Fire Dual Laser Pistol configured to interface seamlessly with laser sensitive vest training systems like the StressVest Portable Sound System (SV-PSS) or a remote gunshot box to deliver realistic audio or stress-activation feedback without live ammunition. Includes RF Module to sync and trigger sound system.

THREE (3) QTY Glock 17 (Gen 4) Blank Conversion Kit w/ Slide;

THREE (3) QTY Blank Fire Dual Laser Kits configured to interface seamlessly with laser sensitive vest training systems like the StressVest Portable Sound System (SV-PSS) or a remote gunshot detector box;

ONE (1) QTY Laser sensitive vests - Hand Held Laser Activator which allows instructor to immediately activate any specific laser sensitive vests;

ONE (1) QTY Quick Sight USB Camera System - Easy to install plug and play USB IR camera which allows user to see and sight invisible IR laser training weapons used to activate laser sensitive vests, with advanced laser tracking software (software included);

TWO (2) QTY 10 Port USB Charging Hub;

ONE (1) QTY Interactive Multi-Target Training System which works with IR lasers used to activate laser sensitive vests; Includes a choice of buzzer and light hit indication systems, five shooting modes and 20 target cards (3-5 inches).

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· FOUR (4) QTY X 8" Pool (set of 2)

· TWO (2) QTY X 24" Pool

· TWO (2) QTY X Foot Prints (set of 8)

· TWO (2) QTY X Dragged Blood Pool (Large)

· TWO (2) QTY x Drag Blood Pool (Small)

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The training program for the Scenario-Based Laser Shooting Range System will be delivered over five (5) consecutive days, comprising approximately 30 hours of on-site instruction and practical training. The program will be structured into two complementary training components to ensure that both the operational users and the designated system administrator acquire the knowledge and practical skills required to operate, manage and maintain the system effectively.

1. User Training – System Operation and Practical Use The first component will be designed for a group of approximately 5–7 designated users. Its primary objective is to familiarize participants with the system, its capabilities, functionality and practical application within a scenario-based laser shooting range environment.

The training will combine theoretical instruction, system demonstrations and hands-on practical exercises. Participants will be guided through the complete user experience, from accessing and navigating the system to conducting training sessions and interpreting the results.

At the conclusion of this component, participants should be capable of independently operating the system in their respective user roles, conducting training exercises, selecting and executing scenarios, and accessing and interpreting training results.

2. Master Administrator Training – System Administration and Maintenance The second component will be dedicated to one designated individual who will assume the role of Master Administrator and bear overall responsibility for the system's administration, configuration, management and routine maintenance.

This training will be more technical and in-depth than the general user training. It is intended to develop the knowledge and practical competencies necessary to ensure the system remains fully operational, properly configured and effectively managed following the completion of the supplier's on-site training.

At the conclusion of this component, the designated Master Administrator should have the necessary knowledge and practical skills to independently manage the system's administrative functions, oversee user access, perform routine maintenance, conduct basic troubleshooting and serve as the primary point of contact for the system's ongoing operational management.

Overall objective: To ensure that, following the five-day on-site training program, the organization is sufficiently equipped to operate, administer and maintain the Scenario-Based Laser Shooting Range System independently, minimizing reliance on external technical assistance for routine operational and administrative tasks.