The Upper Arlington Police Division is seeking a law enforcement training simulator to enhance the training of recruits and officers in critical scenarios. The simulator should provide immersive, realistic training environments, including high-definition visuals, interactive branching scenarios, and support for various training modules. The proposed system should include features such as de-escalation training, firearms and less-lethal integration, and technical requirements like high-definition visuals and audio. The vendor should provide a comprehensive and transparent breakdown of all associated costs, including the base cost of the simulator system, licensing fees, and recurring maintenance or software subscription costs.
Some key features and requirements include:
• Scenario variety, including traffic stops, active threat incidents, and verbal de-escalation situations
• Scenario interactivity, with the ability for scenarios to branch dynamically based on trainee responses and actions
• De-escalation training, with built-in modules focused on communication, empathy, and verbal tactics to reduce the use of force
• Firearms and less-lethal integration, with support for realistic training weapons, including simulated firearms, Conducted Energy Weapons (CEWs), and OC spray
• Technical requirements, including high-definition visuals, single screen, wide field-of-view, and high-fidelity audio