Attachment 2 - 737 TRG TacMed Mannequins Salient Characteristics Feb 24.pdf
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This document outlines requirements for tactical combat casualty care mannequins and related equipment to support training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. The Air Force seeks four amputation trauma trainers, four vital signs monitors, two trainers with amputated arms, two with full arms, and two days of on-site service and training support. Quotes are due by February 29, 2024 for mannequins and equipment that can be used to simulate medical scenarios trainees may face in combat situations as part of their basic military training. The mannequins must meet specified length, width, weight, and battery requirements. Onsite support is required to train personnel to operate the simulation equipment in training exercises.
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502 CONS/JBKAE F2MTBG4032A001
JBSA LACKLAND TX 78236 Attachment 2 TACMED Mannequins
737TRG Basic Military Training (BMT)
TacMed Mannequins - Salient Characteristics
1. Background: Basic Military Training (BMT) Trainees receive Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) during their appropriate week of training (WOT). During this training, they are provided a scenario where they are to administer form of medical care on a mannequin, in lieu of placing a tourniquet or other form of medical substance on themselves or their wingman, when practicing or conducting their progress check. During the sixth WOT, trainees arrive for Primary Agile Combat Employment Range Forward Operations Readiness Generation & Employment (PACER FORGE), a simulated combat zone. During their time at PACER FORGE there are numerous scenarios where they are to apply the techniques learned during TCCC on a mannequin. In addition, they apply the carrying techniques learned during TCCC. Approximately 900 Basic Military Training (BMT) trainees and guardians arrive to PACER FORGE per week.
2. Items needed and quantity:
CLIN 0001: Two (2) Upper Trauma Trainer with Amputated Arms CLIN 0002: Two (2) Upper Trauma Trainer with Full Arms Salient Characteristics Product: KGS-TFX-EMITT-TMU-1 Length: 36 in Width: 23 in Chest: 45 in Neck: 17.5 in Shoulders: 51 in Weight: 87lbs Power Supply: Two (2) 18V Li-ion batteries Case Dimensions: 51”x26”x12”; 127 lbs.
CLIN 0003: Four (4) Amputation Trauma Trainer Salient Characteristics Product: KGS-TFX-EMITT-ASL-1 Length: 50 in Width: 14 in Waist: 36 in Weight: 89 lbs.
Power Supply: One (1) 18V Li-ion batteries Case Dimensions: 62”x26”x16”; 145lbs
CLIN 0004: Four (4) Two-way Communication (TWC) System:
Salient Characteristics Product: KGS-TFX-APLPB-TWCU-1 I n s t a l l e d prior to shipment
CLIN 0005: Four (4) Vital Signs Monitor
Product: KGS-TFX-VSM-1
502 CONS/JBKAE F2MTBG4032A001
JBSA LACKLAND TX 78236 Attachment 2 TACMED Mannequins
CLIN 0006: Two (2) days On-site Service and Training Support
Product: SV-OSC2-1 8-hour consecutive block of time Onsite training to operate TacMed simulators in training lanes/exercises.
CLIN 0007: Inspect TacMed equipment.
Product: KGS-TFX-ARP-1
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