CRITICAL RESPONSE TRAINING

The United States Marine Corps is conducting market research to identify qualified businesses capable of providing Critical Response Training, with an emphasis on active shooter response and Close Quarter Battle (CQB) tactics. The training should be delivered to 120-150 Marines and include classroom instruction and practical application on topics such as active shooter response, tactical formations, breaching, and combat lifesaving. The instructor-to-student ratio should be at least 1:20, and the training should consist of at least 24 hours of combined classroom and practical training over three consecutive training days. Interested businesses are invited to submit information about their company, relevant experience, instructor qualifications, training curriculum, and estimated cost ranges. • Deliver Critical Response Training for 120-150 Marines • Provide classroom instruction and practical application on topics including active shooter response and CQB tactics • Maintain a minimum instructor-to-student ratio of 1:20 • Conduct at least 24 hours of combined classroom and practical training over three consecutive training days