DQ DV Lethality & DVLAP

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office is seeking a qualified vendor to design and produce a comprehensive, asynchronous virtual training curriculum to support the statewide implementation of the Domestic Violence Lethality Assessment Protocol (DVLAP). The curriculum will consist of three core courses: a foundational course for law enforcement personnel, a technical course for law enforcement personnel, and a course for domestic violence advocates and community partners. The vendor will be required to develop supplementary implementation resources and ensure that the curriculum is modular, asynchronous, and designed according to adult learning principles. The goal of this project is to establish a standardized, research-informed training infrastructure that promotes consistent, high-fidelity implementation of DVLAP across Colorado. Key aspects of the project include: • Developing a comprehensive, asynchronous virtual training curriculum • Creating three core courses for law enforcement personnel and domestic violence advocates • Ensuring the curriculum is modular, asynchronous, and designed according to adult learning principles • Developing supplementary implementation resources • Collaborating with subject matter experts to translate technical or research-based content into engaging, accessible virtual training materials