INTAC Medical Training Aids

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) – Mission Support Battalion (UMSB) is seeking information for the procurement of medical training aids in support of the Individual Terrorism Awareness Course (INTAC) Training Program. The program requires a Combat Self-Aid and Buddy-Aid (CSAB) Manikin that can simulate life-threatening battlefield injuries and provide tactile feedback when tourniquets are applied correctly. The CSAB manikin should be built with a rugged construction that allows it to withstand repeated casualty drags, carries, extractions, and scenario-based training in indoor and outdoor environments. Key features and requirements of the CSAB manikin include: • Simulates a range of life-threatening battlefield injuries, including arterial bleeding and open chest wounds • Provides tactile feedback when tourniquets are applied correctly • Features lifelike skin, bleeding wounds, and multiple intervention sites for advanced realism • Perfect for use in tactical medical training programs, field exercises, and classroom instruction • Durable, rugged body built for repeated field and classroom use • Multiple access points for airway management and decompression drills • Compact and lightweight for easy transportation to training sites • High-grade silicone skin and anatomical accuracy for realistic practice The procurement also includes ancillary items such as a camo suit, combat boots, hat, belt, wearable abdominal explosion injury, and other accessories. The delivery date is expected to be approximately 60 days after receipt of contract award, and the merchandise shall be delivered to the Summit Point Training Facility (SPTF) in West Virginia.