Contract Opportunity Award Details General Information Classification Description Attachments/Links Contact Information History Award Notices Follow R412--Law Enforcement Role Players (VA-23-00013264) Active Contract Opportunity Notice ID 36C10X23Q0006 Related Notice 36C10X23Q0006 Contract Line Item Number Department/Ind.
Through this Request for Proposal, CPUC seeks an expert consultant to develop a first-in-class wildfire and electric safety training program targeted to the CPUC¿s Safety and Enforcement Division¿s (SED) role and capacity-building needs.
The Code Review Secretariat (the Secretariat) is housed in the Mines Health, Safety and Enforcement division, and their main role is to support the Code Review Committee and related sub-committees and task groups.The Secretariat is looking for a Certified Canadian Professional Ergonomist (CCPE), Board Certified Professional Ergonomist (CPE) or a company to provide subject matter expertise and guidance to our Occupational Health & Safety sub-committee
DFEH seeks a contractor to create a media campaign using various media and outreach campaign methods, with the aim of raising awareness of sexual harassment prevention, general anti-discrimination and harassment awareness in employment and housing, and DFEH¿s role as a civil rights enforcement agency for Californians.
Traffic stops for other serious moving violations, such as reckless driving and failing to obey a traffic signal, contribute to saving lives, preventing injuries, and reducing traffic crashes.The proposed training curriculum will demonstrate the value of traffic enforcement and the important role traffic stops play in saving lives and improving public safety on our roadways.
Design, develop, test and implement new functionality to support the Army Law Enforcement mission under USACID’s expanding role in the law enforcement community.IT services are required at two separate locations. The production environment resides in a government facility located at the Russell Knox Building in Quantico, VA.
Role players are also required to have basic knowledge in law enforcement techniques and the USSS mission. Role players shall have previous experience and/or training necessary to accurately represent roles. Role players are consistently used in training scenarios which include surveillance, arrest situations, witness interviews, subject interrogations, and paint/blank gun exercises, as well as canine scenarios.
