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The Proposer shall work with local instructors and subject matter experts to update and revise the tactical model to meet the needs of the region. The Proposer shall be expected to expand on the above -noted components where appropriate, and provide suggestions which might lead to efficiencies and enhance the results or usefulness of the tactical model. The final tactical model will be approved by local instructors and subject matter experts the ASAUA selects as reviewers. 1.4 'TRAINING MODEL The Proposer's training model shall follow a "crawl, walk, run" training philosophy where limited instruction is initially given to the students in the classroom environment utilizing a PowerPoint presentation and discussion; no more than 2 hours. This presentation will explain the TTP's utilized in the active shooter tactical model. The classroom presentation will be followed by tape drills designed to demonstrate, reinforce, and evaluate the student understanding of the TTP's. Following the tape drills the students will conduct dry runs through a structure, further developing and refining their understanding of the TTP's. Student training will transition to scenario based training, involving exercises of increasing tactical complexity. Students will start with simple single room clearing exercises involving Simunitions and paper targets (both threat and non -threat targets); these scenarios will emphasize depth and width room entry tactics — squeezing -up, clearing hard comers, moving to points of domination, and index/re-index of the room. As student understanding of the TTP's evolves the scenarios will incorporate follow on rooms, and hallway movements — double/single stack, cross coverage, and blocking will be emphasized. When appropriate force -on -force use of Simunitions will be incorporated into the scenarios; threat and non -threat role-players will be utilized in these scenarios. 1.5 PROPOSER SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT The Proposer shall supply equipment to support the training program. The below supply list is the minimum amount of equipment needed based on a class size of 30 students for the three-day training course. Simunitions Training Aid • Simunitions, 5.56 rounds 2500 • Simunitions, 9mm rounds 2500 • Simunitions, 9mm handguns 30 • Simunitions, training bolts for M4 platform carbines 30 • Blanks, .38 cal. 75 General Items: • Safety equipment (masks, helmets, throats protectors) 10 • .38 cal. revolver (for blank rounds) I • First Aid Kit • Range box with range supplies • Simunitions cleaning rods • Tape - paper rolls, I inch • Spray Adhesive — cans • Sanitizer wipes - 35 count • Coveralls - role players