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STATEMENT OF WORK

Law Enforcement Firearms Training Facility Access

1. Background Per U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Firearms Policy, all officers who are authorized and carry an ICE-issued firearm(s) or an approved personally owned handgun(s) must maintain an acceptable level of proficiency and are required, on a quarterly basis, to demonstrate their proficiency in the use of their firearm(s).

The Responsible Official (Field Office Director) may require officers to carry and demonstrate proficiency with additional firearms to meet operational requirements or needs. Failure to comply with mandatory training requirement may result in the revocation of an ICE officer’s authorization to carry a firearm and any subsequent ramifications.

On 01/25/2024, a Memorandum of Agreement was entered into between Prince William County Police Department and ICE documenting an agreement between the parties regarding rights, privileges, and obligations with respect to the use and operation of the Prince William County Police Department Scenario Based Training Center, which is located in Manassas, Virginia. This facility will be utilized under this contractual effort.

2. Scope of Requirement

To provide a secure facility to conduct law enforcement firearms training and shooting qualifications, remediation, and practice.

3. Requirements

a. The contractor shall provide a secure facility for approximately 87 Officers to conduct firearms training as scheduled within the designated days and hours needed. Training includes access to a shooting range, classroom and advanced tactical shoot house.

b. Training shall be conducted Monday through Friday during regular work hours, normally between the hours of 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, on agreed-to days, excluding federal holidays. Each training day consists of 8 consecutive hours.

c. Officers will access the shooting range, classroom, and advanced tactical training shoot house up to 49 days annually or approximately 12 days quarterly.

Note: Quarter one: October through December; quarter two: January through March; quarter three: April through June and quarter four: July through September.

d. The contractor shall accommodate all firearms training. including rifle qualifications. The facility shall offer an indoor, 100-yard (8-position) rifle range and classrooms/lecture environment with a turning target system.

e. The facility shall provide the flexibility to train with the various weapons used by ICE during quarterly qualifications, remediation training, tactical exercises, and integrated scenario-based training.

f. The facility shall provide the ability to conduct low light and flashlight training, accomplished through natural light reduction or the dimming of lights.

g. The facility shall meet the standards of Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

h. The facility must be located within 20 miles of a trauma center – defined as a hospital equipped to handle any level of severity of trauma (gunshot) and has trauma surgeon on-site 24/7 and operating room ready at all times for critically ill and injured patients.

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