Law Enforcement Familiarization Training
Introduction:
The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG), a Special Operating Agency within the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), invites proposals from qualified firms to provide Law Enforcement Familiarization Training (LEFT) to CCG personnel.
CCG employees assigned to ships tasked with the support of law enforcement activities face additional duties and risks above and beyond those faced by employees assigned to vessels tasked to traditional CCG programs. LEFT is intended to develop an understanding of the procedures, practices and risks faced by CCG partner departments and agencies tasked with law enforcement mandates.
Prospective bidders must have delivered similar training programs within the last two years with similar subject matter as that specified in the Statement of Work, and be able to provide relevant references. The bidder must have the capability to provide this training in French and English.
Security Requirement:
There is no security requirements associated with this contract.
Mandatory Requirements:
M1 - The bidder must provide a French and English copy of a student manual for a defensive tactics course.
M2 - The bidder must provide a signed copy of the certificate of acknowledgement and availability (see Appendix “C-1”).
M3 - The bidder must provide a copy of each of the proposed resource’s résumés (CV) detailing their work history, experience, education and references, in either English or French.
M4 - The primary proposed instructor must have a certificate to instruct police control and defense tactics or physical intervention, including baton instruction, issued by a Canadian law enforcement training facility. A copy of this certificate must be included in the bidder’s proposal
M5 - The primary proposed instructor must have delivered at least two training programs within the last three years involving defensive tactics for law enforcement; physical intervention and suspect handling; and baton handling, in both French and English. To demonstrate this experience the bidder must provide training descriptions of the training programs that the proposed instructor delivered.
M6 - The bidder must provide a minimum of two instructors. One as a primary instructor the other as a secondary instructor
Enquiries regarding this RFP requirement are to be submitted in writing to the following:
Jianna-Lee Zomer
Senior Contracting Officer
Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Station 9W071, 9th Floor, 200 Kent Street
Ottawa, Ontario,
K1A 0E6
Tel: (613) 993-4484
Fax: (613) 991-1297
Email: j••••••••@•••••••.••.ca
