FY 25 Pricing Assumptions11142024.xlsx

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Attached to: DTRA CWMD Security Cooperation Engagement Program IDIQ Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: HDTRA125R0017
Issued by: Defense Threat Reduction Agency

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This file is a detailed FY25 pricing spreadsheet containing equipment lists and training requirements for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency's Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Security Cooperation Engagement Program. The document outlines requirements across 11 partner nations including Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Morocco, Poland, Taiwan, Columbia, and Tunisia, with specific equipment packages and training events planned for each country.

The spreadsheet details 38 distinct training events across these nations, ranging from CWMD operations courses to specialized equipment training, with most events requiring 2 instructors and lasting 5-10 days. Equipment requirements include Mass Casualty Decontamination (MCD) kits, CBRN Reconnaissance (CR) kits, and Counter-WMD (C-IWMD) kits, with detailed parts lists for each kit type. The document specifies that contractors must support a minimum of 3 events simultaneously, with first events starting within 120 days of contract award. Training requirements include interpretation services in multiple languages (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Spanish, Arabic, Polish, and Chinese), venue arrangements, and comprehensive logistics support including student travel and accommodations. The program includes 25 additional Operations & Maintenance events to be conducted throughout the base contract year.

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CLIN ROLLUP

CLIN	Partner Nation	# Events	# of (CAP) Equipment Packages	# of Shipments
001	Estonia	6	6	7
002	Latvia	7	3	4
003	Lithuania	6	3	4
004	Mexico	2	0	0
005	Morocco - Recon/ Recovery	5	4	5
006	Morocco - FAR	5	6	6
007	Poland	3	2	2
008	Taiwan - NFA	1	0	1
009	Taiwan - NPA	0	0	1
010	Columbia	2	5	5
011	Tunisia	2	2	3
012	O&M Events	25	10	10
CLIN Rollup Assumptions
Item	Reference	Pricing Assumption
1	Column A / B	The contractor will be required to tracking funding expended for each project separately and will not be able to transfer funds between CLINs or projects within the same country that have separately approved budgets.
2	Column C	The contractor will be responsible for supporting this number of events at a minimum for the designated project. The detailed information for each project is provided on the "333 FY25 Events" tab
3	Column D	The contractor will be responsible for procuring up to this number of equipment packages for the relevant country/project but could vary.
4	Column E	The contractor will be responsible for shipping this number of equipment sets for the designated country/project. The contractor should maximize to the greatest extent possible the consolidation of supplemental equipment (CAP support packages and spares); however primary packages (Third Party Shipping List) should be assumed as a separate earlier shipment to support training event schedules.

333 FY25 Events

Pricing Assumptions for 333 FY25 Events

CLIN

Event ID

Event / Training Name

Event Location

Origin Airport (Student Travel)

Destination Airport

# of Course Days

Total # of Days (Travel + Course)

Contracted Instructors Required

Recommended Number of Instructors

Venue (Y/N)

Training Aids and Support Equip

Refreshments (Y/N)

Lunch (Y/N)

Estimated # of Students

Translation/Printing

Student Participant Travelers that require travel costs to be covered (#)

Student Participant M&IE (#)

Student Participant Lodging (#)

POI Development

(see tab)

Language

Interpreter

Qtr

Notes

0001	1	Estonia	CR New Equipment Training (NET)	Tallinn, Estonia	N/A	TLL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	ET	N	26	4
0001	2	Estonia	Emergency Manager Course	Tallinn, Estonia	N/A	TLL	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	New	ET	N	27	1
0001	3	Estonia	Medical Management of CBRN Casualties	Tallinn, Estonia	N/A	TLL	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	ET	N	26	3
0001	4	Estonia	Advanced CBRN Training	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	TLL	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	ET	N	27	1
0001	5	Estonia	CWMD TTP Training	Tallinn, Estonia	N/A	TLL	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	ET	N	27	1
0001	6	Estonia	Advanced CBRN training	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	TIX	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	Tailoring/ Reviewing	ET	N	26	4
0002	7	Latvia	MCD NET	Riga, Latvia	N/A	RIX	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	LV	N	26	4
0002	8	Latvia	MCD Operations Course	Riga, Latvia	N/A	RIX	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	New	LV	N	26	2
0002	9	Latvia	Live Agent Training	Vyskov, Czech Republic	RIX	PRG	7	10	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	LV	N	26	4
0002	10	Latvia	Advanced CBRN Training	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	TIX	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	LV	N	27	1
0002	11	Latvia	CWMD TTP Training	Riga, Latvia	N/A	RIX	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LV	N	26	4
0002	12	Latvia	Interagency CWMD Training ph.I	Riga, Latvia	N/A	RIX	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LV	N	26	3
0002	13	Latvia	Interagency CWMD Training ph. II	Riga, Latvia	N/A	RIX	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LV	N	27	1
0003	14	Lithuania	Advanced CBRN Training	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	VNO	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	LT	N	27	1
0003	15	Lithuania	C-IWMD Course	Vilnius, Lithuania	N/A	VNO	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	New	LT	N	26	2
0003	16	Lithuania	Hospital Management of CBRN Casualties	Vilnius, Lithuania	N/A	VNO	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LT	N	26	3
0003	17	Lithuania	Medical Management of CBRN Casualties	Vilnius, Lithuania	N/A	VNO	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LT	N	26	4
0003	18	Lithuania	Interagency CWMD Training ph. I	Vilnius, Lithuania	N/A	VNO	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LT	N	27	1
0003	19	Lithuania	CR Kit New Equipment Training	Vilnius, Lithuania	N/A	VNO	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	LT	N	26	4
0004	20	Mexico	CWMD TTP Training	Mexico City, Mexico	N/A	MEX	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	ES	Y	27	2
0004	21	Mexico	CWMD TTP Training	Mexico City, Mexico	N/A	MEX	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	ES	Y	27	4
0005	21	Morocco	CWMD TTP Training	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	26	3
0005	22	Morocco	Medical Management of CBRN Casualties	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	5	8	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	26	4
0005	23	Morocco	WMD Investigation Operations Course (Gendarmerie)	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	7	10	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	AR	Y	27	1
0005	24	Morocco	SOP Development Workshop	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	5	8	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	AR	Y	27	2
0005	25	Morocco	WMD Crime Scene Operations Course (Gendarmerie)	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	AR	Y	27	3
0006	26	Morocco	CWMD TTP Tng. I	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	25	3
0006	27	Morocco	CWMD TTP Tng. II	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	26	1
0006	28	Morocco	CWMD TTP Tng. III	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	26	3
0006	29	Morocco	Instructor Development Practical Training	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	New	AR	Y	27	1
0006	30	Morocco	Maintainers and Logistics Course	Rabat, Morocco	N/A	RBA	10	15	Y	4	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	AR	Y	26	4
0007	31	Poland	CWMD TTP Training I	Krakow, Poland	N/A	KRK	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	PL	N	26	4
0007	32	Poland	CWMD TTP Training II	Krakow, Poland	N/A	KRK	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	PL	N	26	2
0007	33	Poland	Advanced CWMD Training	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	KRK	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	PL	N	26	4
0008	34	Taiwan	HAZMAT Responder Training - NFA 470 Training	Taipei, Taiwan	N/A	TPE	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	ZH	Y	26	2
0010	35	Columbia	CR Kit New Equipment Training	Bogota, Columbia	N/A	BOG	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	None	ES	Y	26	4
0010	36	Columbia	MCD NET	Bogota, Columbia	N/A	BOG	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	Tailoring/ Reviewing	ES	Y	27	2
0011	37	Tunisia	Advanced CWMD Training Course	Perry, Georgia (Guardians Center)	TUN	ATL	10	15	N	N/A	Y	Y	Y	Y	15	Y	15	15	15	None	AR	Y	25	4
0011	38	Tunisia	CWMD TECH Instructor Development Course (IDC)	Tunis, Tunisia	N/A	TUN	10	15	Y	2	Y	Y	Y	N	15	Y	0	0	0	New	AR	Y	26	3

Event Assumptions			Program of Instruction (POI) Development Tables
Item	Reference	Pricing Assumption		Type	Definition
1	Column A	Refences back to CLIN number from roll up	1	Minimal	Defined as very minor updates (approximately 1% based on course size). Including but not limited to format changing, flag updates, title page updates, etc.
2	Column B	A reference of Event ID	2	Tailoring/ Reviewing	Defined as minor updates (approximately 25% based on course size) to existing POIs. Including but not limited to all actions within Minimal with the addition of picture changes, adjusting content driven by cultural concerns, integrating different modules together rom existing content to tailor the course to an event or objective or target audience needs.
3	Column D	Assumption: if there is an Advanced CWMD Training this will occur at the Guardian Centers in Perry, Georgia and will require coordination with that venue	3	Revising	Defined as significant content changes (over 50%+ based on course size) to an existing POI. Including but not limited to actions within Minimal and Tailoring/Reviewing with the addition of integrating different modules, expansion or revision of existing ones, creation of different modules to revise an existing course with mroe up-to-date content, and customizing to an event to meet specific objectives and target audience needs.
4	Column E	Travel allowances for contractor and student travelers (Student Participant Traveler column) will be based on State Department Foreign per diem rates by location designated (Event Location Column). Lodging, meals, and transportation will not be provided by the US government or partner nation/host government at any location	4	New	Defined as the creation of a course and materials that do not currently exist (100% of material creation from scratch)
5	Column F	Origin airport only provided when student (participant) travel is required; contractor origin travel should be assumed as DCA/IAD for full time employees unless located outside of the NCR
6	Column G	Destination airport code will be used for final destination travel for all events; contractor travel must abide by the fly America act unless a US carrier is not available, deviations to this should be explicitly noted and will require individual approval
7	Column H	Number of course days assumes 8 hour training day (in-classroom) not accounting for breaks or transit time from lodging. Course days are assumed as Monday through Friday only with Saturday/Sunday as non-training days; Support required for preparation of training site and after the conclusion of training should be expected at a minimum of one half day each.
8	Column I	Contractor should expect to arrive a minimum of two calendar days before course start and depart the day after course completion; total travel days should include weekends between course days
9	Column J	Contractor should assume one assigned country analyst will be available to support for the duration of each event; based on historical courses, Reference the "Instructor Expertise" tab for information on the number of instructors required per course as well as the relevant subject matter expertise expected.
10	Column K	Contractor should provide a number of instructors that meet the qualification and expertise needed to support the course. Based on historical averages, recommended numbered is provided
11	Column L	The contractor will be responsible for selecting an appropriate venue suitable to a professional/academic environment for the number of students projected in the destination city when a venue is not able to be provided by the host nation
12	Column M	Contractor will be responsible for procuring projectors, screens, laptops, white boards, markers, writing materials as necessary as training courses. Additionally training consumable items (generator fuel, batteries, etc.) will be provided by the contractor. Contractor should estimate $1,500 for each course when these resources are required.
13	Column N	Refreshments for student participants to include coffee, water, and light snacks will be provided by the contractor at the training location estimated at approximately $5 per student per day
14	Column O	The contractor will be responsible for catering lunch for the number of designated students (+10%) for approximately 50% of the courses as designated in the event breakout. Lunch costs should be estimated at approximately 25% of the local meal per diem (M&IE rate). If students are being provided per diem for travel to a secondary country, lunch or pro-rated per diem will be provided, but not both.
15	Column P	Projected number of student participants for each event;
16	Column Q	For each course, the contractor will be responsible for technical translation into the designated language for approximately 600 pages of material to include training support documents (handouts) and training slides; course material is estimated at 75,000 words per event.

Contractor will be responsible for printing and delivery to the venue of all training materials. This includes at least four instructor guides at 400 pages each as well as 200 pages in student guides for each course. Student guides should be provided for the number of students listed plus 20% (follow on training materials). The contractor should plan to print color copies and binding for all training materials.

17	Column R, S, T	Travel costs (airfare, per diem, ground transportation, lodging) should be assumed from the origin city to the destination training location or training lodging location. Contractor will be responsible for all projected transportation and coordination and costs when students are required to travel (examples include: visas, traveler medical/dental insurance, luggage), Similar to contractor travel, booked airline for students must abide by the Fly America Act if a U.S. flag carrier is available.
18	Column U	Contractor will be responsible for delivery of approximately 3,500 hours of training over the task order. While government curriculum is available the amount of work required on each PoI is designated and can be cross-referenced to the plan of instruction (POI) development table (below) for projected level of effort. A minimum of 600 hours of course development or modifications by relevant subject matter experts should be expected over the task order through a trained instructional system designer.
19	Column U	For each course, the contractor will be responsible for technical translation into the designated language for approximately 600 pages of material to include training support documents (handouts) and training slides; course material is estimated at 75,000 words per event - see below for anticipated level of effort for each course definition
20	Column V, W	The contractor will be responsible for providing no less than eight hours of simultaneous interpretation (not to include travel/breaks), from English into the language designated for each event for the duration of the event minus travel day. Estimates should includes translation cost for the day before training (mobilization) and weekends between training days to support training site preparation
21	Colum X, Y	The FY and quarter provided are to assist in developing manpower and pricing estimates for performance of the contract events but will require confirmation with government stakeholders; the events may shift across the entire period of performance of the contract. The contractor must be capable of supporting a minimum of 3 events simultaneously. First events should be projected to start within 120 days of contract award.

O&M Events

Pricing Assumptions for O&M Events

Event ID

Event / Training Name

Event Location

Origin Airport (Student Travel)

Destination Airport

# of Course Days

Total # of Days (Travel + Course)

Contracted Instructors Required

Recommended Number of Instructors

Venue (Y/N)

Training Aids and Support Equip

Refreshments (Y/N)

Lunch (Y/N)

Total Students

Translation/Printing

Student Participant Travelers that require travel costs to be covered (#)

Student Participant M&IE (#)

Student Participant Lodging (#)

Language

Interpreter

Date

Notes

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Event Assumptions

Government will required contractor support for various stateside and foreign trainings and events. Contractor will also support various US exercises throughout the year.

Instructor Expertise

Course Title	Description	Recommended Course Length (Days)	# of Modules	Target Audience	Required Equipment	Total Instructor Hours	# of Contracted Instructors	Instructor Expertise
Advanced CWMD Training Course

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Course not created		10	80	2	NFPA 1041 training or certification at level 1 for instructor qualifications. Must be experienced with the following: HAZMAT Awareness, Operations, Technician, Incident Command, Emergency Operations Center, CWMD Command Post. Understand and implement proper facilitation methods. Focused on development of Instructors vice curriculum
	C-IWMD Course

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Course not created	This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who responds to hazardous materials and CBRN/WMD incidents using a risk-based response process to analyze a problem involving hazardous materials and CBRN/WMD, plan a response to the problem, implement the planned response, evaluate progress of the planned response, adjust as needed, and assist in terminating the incident.	5	Emergency response professionals serving in an EOD capacity.	C-IWMD Kit	40	2	EOD Certified/ former Senior or Masterbadge EOD
	C-IWMD - Home Made Explosives Awareness and Precursor Identification Course

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Course not created	This course provides the knowledge and skills required for an EOD certified Technician to conduct Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) operations in a WMD environment when potential HME materials could be present. This course consists of subject matter designed to educate a trained EOD technician on safety, detection and identification of HME and pre-cursor materials; hazards and processes of manufacturing HME at the awareness level.	5		Trained civilian and military professionals serving within EOD career field		40		EOD Certified/ former Senior or Masterbadge EOD
	C-IWMD New Equipment Training (NET)	To provide CIWMD kit familiarization training to first responders and emergency responders who are likely to respond at a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE)/Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident. The training specifically targets personnel in Law Enforcement and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), CBRN career fields to prepare them for actions that protect people, the environment, or property from the effects CBRNE/WMD incidents.	10		First and emergency responders involved in emergency planning, response, or recovery efforts.	C-IWMD Kit	80	0	Instructors should possess a combination of educational qualifications and practical experience related to CBRN Equipment to include: Familiarity with equipment within the CIWMD Kit.

Capable of instructing course using the provided Lesson Plan and Instructor Guide Contract Drone Training tc={7F4BFF25-45A2-4076-B0FC-D8267475A856}: [Threaded comment]

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Training will be provided by the sUAS vendor		3		24	0	N/A
	CR Lite New Equipment Training (NET)	Provide Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Reconnaissance (CR) Kit equipment familiarization training to first and emergency responders who may respond to a CBRN)/Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident. This training targets those in Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Fire/Rescue, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and CBRN career fields to prepare them to protect nearby persons, the environment, or property during such incidents.	5

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Depends on the amount of equipment recieved		First responders and emergency personnel involved in emergency planning, response or recovery efforts.	Modified CR Kit	0	N/A
	CR New Equipment Training (NET)	Provide Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Reconnaissance (CR) Kit equipment familiarization training to first and emergency responders who may respond to a CBRN)/Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident. This training targets those in Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Fire/Rescue, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and CBRN career fields to prepare them to protect nearby persons, the environment, or property during such incidents.	10	First responders and emergency personnel involved in emergency planning, response or recovery efforts.	CR Kit	80	0	N/A
	CWMD Exec. Sem.	To enhance partner nations and to have a clear understanding of the Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threat and challenging areas of national security: countering threats posed by WMD and mitigating risk associated with those materials and technology. This seminar addresses the various threats, risks, and vulnerabilities associated with the proliferation of WMD/CBRN material and technology, to include prevention, detection, and mitigation concerns.	5	The intended audience(s) are individuals involved in national laws, strategies, plans and policies at the strategic military and civilian levels who may have a role in conducting counter WMD operations.	Classroom	40	2	Experience with whole-of-government CWMD strategy, to include border protections, counter proliferation measures, WMD safety and security, and preparedness and response to a WMD event
	CWMD Instructor Development Course

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Course not created This course trains personnel to deliver instruction effectively from a prepared lesson plan, including instructional aid and evaluation instruments; adapt lesson plans to unique requirements; organize the learning environment; and meet record keeping requirements. When combined with the technical expertise in Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) response (delivered separately) it provides a Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) instructor cadre that enables the partner nation to conduct and sustain training for WMD incident responders. The course material may be customized for WMD Awareness, CWMD Operations, CWMD Technician, or Countering Improvised WMD (or some combination of these) as appropriate. 10 Civilian and military professionals that have been identified by their organization to instruct and facilitate CWMD courses to their departments/organizations. Classroom 80 Instructors should be: Certified NFPA 1041 Level II or III Instructor Familiar with the course that the attendees will be teaching CWMD New Equipment Training tc={C7D6458D-1CC3-4EFA-AE25-3A4CA9A22DF7}: [Threaded comment]

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This course is broken down into CR, MCD and C-IWMD NET						0
	CWMD Operations Course	Training will provide knowledge and skills required to prepare for and respond to a Hazardous Materials and CBRN/WMD incident. The course consists of training to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) competencies for Operations level responders and includes training and familiarization on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA).	10	9	This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to be the first response officials to arrive on-scene at a hazardous material and CBRN/WMD incident. Specifically, those serving within the law enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and the hazardous materials or CBRN career fields or anyone needing a basic understanding of WMD would benefit from taking this course.	Training aids, other supplies as needed for scenarios/practical exercises. Training suits, materials for defensive product control, Leak tree, Decontamination shower/ stations, victim recovery tools/equipment.	80	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician Level, First hand experience with HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Operations. Minimum 5 years prior experience.
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training

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Course not created		0	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician Level, First hand experience with HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Awareness. Minimum 5 years prior experience.
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training Part I

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Course not created		0	2	See CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training Part I

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Course not created		0	2	See CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training Part II

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Course not created		0	2	See CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures Training
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures, w/ Computer-Assisted Management of Emergency Operations (CAMEO) I

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Course not created. Course title "CBRN Hazard Prediction Course"	This course is designed to train the CWMD responders in using CBRN modeling software and materials for hazard prediction for plume modeling for assessing stand-off and exclusionary zones.	5	1	Civilian and military professionals serving in EOD, HAZMAT or CBRN career fields.	40	2	Experience on current supported CBRNE Modeling Software. Software is subject to change based on partner requirements. (Current software used is Cameo)
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures, w/ Computer-Assisted Management of Emergency Operations (CAMEO) II

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Course not created		0	2	See CAMEO I
	CWMD Tactics, Techniques, & Procedures, w/ Computer-Assisted Management of Emergency Operations (CAMEO) III

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Course not created						0	2	See CAMEO I
	CWMD Technicians Course	This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to be the first response officials to arrive on-scene at a hazardous material and CBRN/WMD incident. Specifically, those serving within the law enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and the hazardous materials or CBRN career fields or anyone needing a basic understanding of WMD would benefit from taking this course.	10	9	This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who responds to hazardous materials and CBRN/WMD incidents using a risk-based response process to analyze a problem involving hazardous materials and CBRN/WMD, plan a response to the problem, implement the planned response, evaluate progress of the planned response, adjust as needed, and assist in terminating the incident.	Training aids, other supplies as needed for scenarios/practical exercises	80	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician or Incident Command Levels, First hand experience with HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Technician. 10 years or 10,000 hours of related experience.
	CWMD TTP Training

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Course not created		0	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician Level, First hand experience with HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Awareness. Minimum 5 years prior experience.
	Drone New Equipment Training

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Course not created		0	0	N/A
	Drone operation and maintenance

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Course not created		0	2	Experience on current supported Drone operations, maintenance and recon capabilities. Drone is subject to change based on partner requirements and vendor.
	Emergency Manager (of EOC) Tng.

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This is two separate courses EOC and EM	Provide knowledge, skills and ability to effectively operate as an Emergency Manager in emergency and non-emergency situations. The goal is to support the professional development of emergency managers by providing training on fundamental systems, concepts and United States best practices.	5	5	The civilian and military professionals serving within a government or private organization that have a role in emergency management or disaster response.	Classroom	40	2	Emergency Management Certification FEMA IS-100, IS-700 and IS-2200. Previously assigned to an operation EOC. Knowledge of NIMS, NRF, reporting requirements and crisis management.
	EOC Planning Operations Tng.

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"EOC Course" is the title of the course	This course is designed to provide knowledge of the roles and functions of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during incident response. The course will also cover the common staffing and organizational models for an EOC, as well as the skills and abilities necessary to effectively operate as a functional EOC.	5	Civilian and military professionals serving within a government or private organization that have a role in operating within the local or national level EOC.	Classroom	40	2	Emergency Management Certification FEMA IS-100, IS-700 and IS-2200. Previously assigned to an operation EOC. Knowledge of NIMS, NRF, reporting requirements and crisis management.
	EOC TTP Tng.

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This would fall under the EOC Course		0	2	Emergency Management Certification FEMA IS-100, IS-700 and IS-2200. Previously assigned to an operation EOC. Knowledge of NIMS, NRF, reporting requirements and crisis management.
	Equipment Delivery & New Equip. Tng.

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This is NET		0	0	N/A
	Executive CWMD Seminar

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This is the CWMD Executive Seminar		0	2	Experience with whole-of-government CWMD strategy, to include border protections, counter proliferation measures, WMD safety and security, and preparedness and response to a WMD event
	Interagency Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Training I

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Course not created		0	2	Experience in set up and running of Strategic level Table top. FEMA IS-120, IS-130, K0146, IS-100, IS-200, IS-700, IS-800.
	Interagency Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Training II

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Course not created						0	2	Experience in set up and running of Strategic level Table top. FEMA IS-120, IS-130, K0146, IS-100, IS-200, IS-700, IS-800.
	Maintainers and Logistics Course	Provide leadership and designated maintenance personnel an awareness of their responsibilities regarding provided Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWM)/ Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) equipment. This course will help to establish a program to track equipment use and provide specified usage information to the CWMD Security Cooperation Engagement Program (CSCEP). This course will inform participants of required information to aid the efforts to maintain and sustain equipment. This includes accessing warranty and other manufacturer support. Additionally, this course is designed to educate equipment operators and maintainers on equipment maintenance and train designated personnel on the organizational maintenance, storage, and sustainment of equipment.	10	9	The intended audience(s) are Logistics personnel and commanders assigned to the receiving organizations(s) and relevant higher operational authority as well as Equipment operators and maintenance personnel assigned to the receiving organizations(s) and relevant higher operational authority.	All equipment from DTRA-issued CR, MCD kits and C-WMD kit, if donated	80	4	Logistician and Maintenance Officer/ PTOC
	Mass Casualty Decontamination New Equipment Training (NET)	The purpose of this training is to provide familiarization with the MCD kit to first and emergency personnel who are likely to respond to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN)/Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incidents. The training is specifically tailored for those in Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Fire/Rescue, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and CBRN career fields, with the goal of enabling them to effectively implementor support actions that protect people, the environment, or property from the effects CBRN/WMD incidents.	10		The training is intended for first and emergency personnel involved in emergency planning, response, or recovery efforts.	MCD Kit	80	0	Instructors should have a combination of educational qualifications and practical experience related to CBRN equipment to include: Familiar with equipment within the MCD Kit. Capable of delivering the course using the provided Lesson Plan and Instructor Guide
	National Response Framework Course	The purpose of this workshop is to define the objectives, content, and structure of the National Response Framework (NRF) aimed at enhancing the understanding, proficiency, and coordination of emergency management and response efforts at the national level. This workshop aims to empower participants to contribute actively to a unified and coordinated national response in the face of disasters, emergencies, and crises. By aligning with the NRF's core concepts, principles, and structures, this training program seeks to foster collaboration, resilience, and efficiency within the emergency management community, ensuring that responders and organizations are well-prepared to safeguard lives, property, and the well-being of communities across the nation.	5		This workshop is intended to provide guidance for the ministerial level personnel who are involved in the development of national level policy for WMD response core capabilities.	Classroom	40	2	Emergency Management Certification or Experience Required. Knowledge of NIMS, NRF, reporting requirements and crisis management.
	WMD Awareness Course	Provide Awareness level responder training to Civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to be the first response officials to arrive on-scene at a CBRN/WMD incident. Specifically, those serving within the Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Fire/Rescue, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), or Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) career fields. For the purpose of implementing or supporting actions to protect nearby persons, the environment, or property from the effects of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN)/weapons of mass destruction (WMD) incidents.	5	8	This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to be the first response officials to arrive on-scene at a CBRN/WMD incident. Specifically, those serving within the law enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and the Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) or Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) career fields or anyone needing a basic understanding of weapons of mass destruction would benefit from taking this course.	Training aids, other supplies as needed for scenarios/practical exercises. Training suits, materials for defensive product control, detection equipment and other equipment instructors deems necessary.	40	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician Level, First hand experience with HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Awareness. Minimum 5 years prior experience.
	Incident Command System Course	This course introduces the Incident Command System (ICS) to the participants and provides training on, and resources for, personnel who are likely to participate in a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRN) / Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident response. The course also provides participants with a basic understanding of National Incident Management System (NIMS) concepts, principles, and components.	5		The intended audience(s) are civilian and military professional response personnel at the supervisory level who are involved with emergency planning, response, or recovery efforts.	Classroom	40	2	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician or Incident Command Levels, FEMA IS-100, IS-200, IS-300, IS-400, IS-700, IS-800. First hand experience working within the IC/UC Structure for HAZMAT incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for HAZMAT Technician. 10 years or 10,000 hours of related experience.
	WMD Response Annex Training	Provide guidance and reference for a Partner Nation (PN) to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) / Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) Incident.	5		Civilian and military professionals serving within a government or private organization that have a role in creating policy and procedures for WMD/CBRNE operations	Classroom	40	2	Emergency Management Certification or Experience Required. Knowledge of NIMS, NRF, reporting requirements and crisis management.
	Radiation Response Operations Course

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Course not created	This course is designed to provide students with information on how to prepare for and safely respond to an incident involving radiological materials, a search for an orphaned source, a search for a radiological exposure device (RED), or a post-detonation survey of a radiological dispersal device (RDD).	5	Civilian and/or military professionals serving within a government or private organization that have been tasked with responding to radiological incidents.	40
	Large Scale Decontamination Operations Course

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Course not created	This course is designed to train the CWMD responders in all-inclusive decontamination operations, covering emergency decontamination through thorough and mass casualty decontamination.	10		Civilian and military professionals serving in EOD, HAZMAT or CBRN career fields.		80
	Live Agent Training	The course is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills and abilities to work confidently in personal protective equipment (PPE) and with detection equipment in a toxic environment containing chemical agents, toxic industrial chemicals, and radiological materials. Through the training, students will gain practical experience and confidence in the use of PPE, will understand and be able to apply safe work practices and will have an appreciation of the equipment and methods for detection and decontamination.	5		Civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to enter a hot zone to respond to a CBRNE incident.		40
	Confined Space Awareness Course	Provide Technician level responder training to civilian and military professionals who can reasonably be expected to be the first response officials to arrive on-scene at a WMD incident where a confined space is involved. Specifically, those serving within the Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Fire/Rescue, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), or Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) career fields. For implementing or supporting actions to protect nearby persons, the environment, or property from the effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incidents.	10		This course would be beneficial for civilian and military professionals who responds to and WMD/CBRN incidents within a confined space environment. This course adds confined space capabilities to CWMD Technician certified personnel, using a risk-based response process to analyze a problem involving hazardous materials and CBRN/WMD, plan a response to the problem, implement the planned response, evaluate progress of the planned response, and adjust as needed, and assist in terminating the incident.	Search and Rescue (SAR) Packs (1pack for 2 students). Skeds, backboard, level 3 harnesses, hardhats, leather rope gloves, knee and elbow pads, Training suits, SCBA, extendable tripod	80	NFPA Training or Certification at the Technician or Incident Command Levels, First-hand experience with hazardous materials and WMD/CBRN incidents. Experienced in all topics and equipment required for NFPA 1006 & 1983. Instructors MUST have experience in confined space operations and safety requirements.
	Medical Management of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive Casualties Course	This course is intended to prepare medical professionals to manage casualties of chemical and biological agent exposure effectively. In the field, personnel practice the principles of personal protection, triage, treatment, and decontamination of chemical casualties. Classroom discussion includes the characteristics of threat agents, pathophysiology and treatment, and principles of field management of casualties. Training is presented by medical professionals (PhDs and MDs) from USAMRICD.	5		Civilian and military professionals in an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) career field.		40
	Hospital Management of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive Incidents Course	This course is intended to mitigate existing gaps in hospital operations during a WMD/CBRN event. Topics are presented in a seminar format and include the principles of hospital emergency management, regulatory frameworks [National Incident Management System (NIMS), National Response Framework (NRF), Incident Command System (ICS) and Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)], equipment and procedure demonstrations as well as a multi-station practical exercise.	5		Medical professionals that are involved in planning and managing medical facility support to a WMD/CBRN incident and those involved in the pickup, movement, receipt, triage, and treatment to the medical facility of casualties of a WMD/CBRN incident.		40
	Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction Border Response Operations Course

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Course not created	This course provides an understanding of Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Response Operations.	5	Civilian and military professionals serving in EOD, HAZMAT or CBRN career fields.	40
	Principle Sensitive Site Exploitation Course

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