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Federal Supply Service (FSS)
Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List
GSA Contract Number GS-07F-0300T | Federal Supply Service (FSS)
Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List
GSA Contract Number GS-07F-0300T
GS-07F-0300T Government Training Institute
FSS Schedule 084 TOTAL SOLUTIONS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT, SECURITY,
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT, FIRE, RESCUE, SPECIAL PURPOSE CLOTHING,
MARINE CRAFT and EMERGENCY / DISASTER RESPONSE.
- Special Item Number (SIN):
- 426-4F - Emergency Preparedness and First Responder Equipment,
Training and Services
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 866.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
Email: charbaugh@gtitraining.org
Contract Period: March 26, 2007 through March 25, 2012
GS-07F-0300T Government Training Institute
Customer Information
Contract Number
GS-07F-0300T
Contract Period:
March 26, 2007 through March 25, 2012
Schedule Title:
Federal Supply Schedule 84 Law Enforcement, Security, Facilities
Management, Fire, Rescue, Special Purpose Clothing, Marine Craft and
Emergency / Disaster Response.
FSC Class(es):
3690
Contractor
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 208.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
Contractors Administration Source
Contract Administration:
Chadd Harbaugh
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 208.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
International Points of Contacts:
None
Business Size
Small Manufacturer
1a. Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs)
426-4F: Emergency Preparedness and First Responder
Equipment, Training and Services
1b. Lowest Priced Model Number and Price For Each SIN:
GTI04RV2 Radar / Soldier Vision II tactical Training Course @
$1,500.00
1c. Hourly Rates: N/A
2. Maximum order: $200,000 for SIN 426-4F
3. Minimum order: Agencies wishing to train fewer than 10 students in a
given class may do so by enrolling students in a pre-scheduled GTI course
see course calendar at www.GTItraining.org or contact toll free at
866.938.5510. Agencies wishing to train in excess of 10 students in a given
class qualify for a customized course schedule. Contact GTI for additional
information.
4. Geographic Coverage: The contiguous states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto
Rico, Washington DC, and U.S. territories
5. Point(s) of Production: N/A
6. Discount From List Prices: The discount for products offered under SIN
426-4F is 3%. This discount is taken off Unit Price from our pricelist
effective 06/1/2005 01/01/2007 (see attached pricelist). For calculation of
the GSA Schedule price (price paid by customers ordering from the GSA
Schedule), we will deduct the applicable discount percentage off the retail
price for each product and then add the prevailing IFF rate to the negotiated
discount price (Net GSA Price). Currently the IFF is .75%.
7. Quantity Discounts: 1% - $25,000
8. Prompt Payment Terms: 1%-20, NET-30 days
9a. Government Purchase Cards ARE accepted at or below the micro-purchase
threshold.
9b. Government Purchase Cards ARE accepted above the micro-purchase threshold.
10. Foreign Items: None
11a. Time of Delivery: 90 Days After Receipt of Order (ARO) for SIN 426-4F
11b. Expedited Delivery: Contact Contractor
11c. Overnight and 2-Day Delivery: N/A
11d. Urgent Requirements: N/A
12. FOB Point: N/A (Services Only)
13a. Ordering Address:
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 208.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
13b. Ordering Procedures: For supplies and Services, the ordering
procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) and a
sample BPA can be found at the GSA/FSS Schedule homepage
(fss.gsa.gov/schedules).
14. Payment Address:
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 208.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
15. Warranty Provision: Standard Commercial Warranty, (Cancellation
Fee of 25% with less than 2 weeks notice. 5 days notice for Alternate
students at no additional charge)
16. Export Packing Charges: Not Applicable
17. Terms and conditions of Government Purchase Card Acceptance: (any
thresholds below the micro-purchase level)
18. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance and repair (if applicable): N/A
19. Terms and conditions of instillation (if applicable): N/A
20. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any
discounts from list prices (if available): N/A
20a. Terms and conditions for other services: N/A
21. List of service and distribution points (if applicable): N/A
22. List of service and distribution points (if applicable): N/A
23. Preventive maintenance (if applicable): N/A
24a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g. recycled content, energy
efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A
24b. Section 508 Compliance for EIT: N/A
25. DUNS Number: 132095394
26. Notification regarding registration in Central Contractor Registration (CCR)
Database: GTI is registered in CCR.
Commercial Price List
General Services Administration Schedule
GS-07F-0300T
Government Training Institute, Inc.
340 W. State St
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Tel: 208.938.5510
Fax: 208.938.5507
e-mail: charbaugh@gtitraining.org
GTI01SW1
Advanced SWAT Operations I Course
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Course Description
This course complies and supports the National NIMS, addressing several factors of the
Command Management, Preparedness, Resource Management and Supporting
Technologies components to the NIMS system. This course thoroughly covers: Tactical
Mindset Equipment Selection (Specific to Type I Teams) Firearms Selection Body
Armor and NIJ Rating System Scouting / Intelligence and Pre-Planning
(Familiarization) Shooting Platforms and the Sympathetic Nervous System Response to
Threats Cover and Concealment in Urban Environments Approaches and Movements
Outside of the Target Structure Mechanical and Ballistic Breaching Occupancy
Control Dynamic Entries Noise / Flash Diversionary Devices (Familiarization)
Tactical Angles Slow and Deliberate Entries Hostage Rescue Techniques Direct-To-
Threat Clearing CBRN and Federal Laws pertaining to WMD Improvised Explosive
Devices Citizen and Team Member Recovery Passenger Vehicle Assaults Linear
Assaults Chemical Agents and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) Less Lethal
Munitions and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) PPE Selection and Operations
Considerations (Familiarization) Rappelling Operations Fast Roping Operations
At the conclusion of this course, students will have the skills, abilities and knowledge to
effectively serve as a team member performing tactical missions that would be commonly
conducted by a Type I Swat team. (All of the skills taught in this course are extremely
perishable and will require the participants to continue with on-going training).
Advanced SWAT Operations courses I-III are all Federal SWAT courses designed to
work hand-in-hand with the Department of Homeland Security Typing System. All three
courses concentrate efforts on conducting advanced tactical operations while in a
protective posture of PPE.
Advanced SWAT Operations I Course is designed for specialized Federal teams that have
both rappelling and fast roping requirements as well as explosive breaching capabilities.
This course places a high emphasis on intelligence gathering through the use of robots,
UAVs, Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Radar devices and other extremely advanced methods
of surveillance and close threat reconnaissance.
Upon completion of this course, operators will be able to effectively perform inside a
CBRNE hot zone absent vapors performing extremely difficult and challenging tasks.
Advanced SWAT Operations I covers all of the materials and techniques taught in levels
II and III and adds additional capabilities.
Students will don and doff PPE several times each day and will be tested daily in both
written and practical exercise formats.
This curriculum is extremely fast paced and demanding both physically and mentally.
Students must successfully complete all modules of the course to receive a certificate of
training. Throughout the course, they will be required to wear their PPE Suits several
times while training. It is important to know that students will not be able to don their
PPE Suits if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood Pressure >150/90
2. Resting heart rate >60% if Max HR
3. Respiratory rate of >25 BPM
4. Core Temperature of >99.8F
5. Existence of major rashes or open wounds
6. If the operator is physically ill
7. If the operator has consumed any alcohol within 6 hours or heavy alcohol within 72
hours
8. If the operator consumed any medications that would impair their ability within 24
hours
9. Pregnant operators
Additionally, after doffing PPE, the operator must be able to recover quickly. Post
deployment vital criteria are closely evaluated. Operators doffing PPE will not be able to
re-don PPE within 24 hours if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood pressure >160/100
2. 1st minute HR >85% of Max
3. 3rd minute HR < 10 BPM from 1st minute
4. Respiratory rate .30 BPM
5. Temperature >100.4F
6. Weight >3% of total
This course mirrors the US Department of Homeland Security Office of Grants and
Training Pre-Approved Course for State and Local SWAT Teams (DHS catalogue
number ID-003-RESP RESPOND).
Course length 20 days.
Commercial Price per Student = $5,200
GTI01SW2
Advanced SWAT Operations II Course
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Course Description
This course complies and supports the National NIMS, addressing several factors of the
Command Management, Preparedness, Resource Management and Supporting
Technologies components to the NIMS system. This course thoroughly covers: Tactical
Mindset Equipment Selection (Specific to Type II Teams) Firearms Selection Body
Armor and NIJ Rating System Scouting / Intelligence and Pre-Planning
(Familiarization) Shooting Platforms and the Sympathetic Nervous System Response to
Threats Cover and Concealment in Urban Environments Approaches and Movements
Outside of the Target Structure Mechanical and Ballistic Breaching Occupancy
Control Dynamic Entries Noise / Flash Diversionary Devices (Familiarization)
Tactical Angles Slow and Deliberate Entries Hostage Rescue Techniques Direct-To-
Threat Clearing CBRN and Federal Laws pertaining to WMD Improvised Explosive
Devices Citizen and Team Member Recovery Passenger Vehicle Assaults Linear
Assaults Chemical Agents and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) Less Lethal
Munitions and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) PPE Selection and Operations
Considerations (Familiarization) Rappelling Operations At the conclusion of this
course, students will have the skills, abilities and knowledge to effectively serve as a
team member performing tactical missions that would be commonly conducted by a Type
II Swat team. (All of the skills taught in this course are extremely perishable and will
require the participants to continue with on-going training).
Like Advanced SWAT Operations I, the Operations II Course focuses attention on teams
that are capable (or need to be capable) of making entries form upper stories. However,
unlike the level I course, this class does not offer fast roping techniques and focuses the
top to bottom assaults off of rappelling tactics.
While Advanced SWAT Operations II covers all of the scouting curriculum covered in
the level III, it does not delve into close threat reconnaissance like the level I curriculum.
Advanced SWAT Operations II places additional emphasis on Hostage Rescue
Techniques than does the level III course.
Upon completion of this course, operators will be able to effectively perform inside a
CBRNE hot zone absent vapors performing extremely difficult and challenging tasks.
Advanced SWAT Operations II covers all of the materials and techniques presented in
level III and adds additional capabilities.
Students will don and doff PPE several times each day and will be tested daily in both
written and practical exercise formats.
This curriculum is extremely fast paced and demanding both physically and mentally.
Students must successfully complete all modules of the course to receive a certificate of
training. Throughout the course, they will be required to wear their PPE Suits several
times while training. It is important to know that students will not be able to don their
PPE Suits if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood Pressure >150/90
2. Resting heart rate >60% if Max HR
3. Respiratory rate of >25 BPM
4. Core Temperature of >99.8F
5. Existence of major rashes or open wounds
6. If the operator is physically ill
7. If the operator has consumed any alcohol within 6 hours or heavy alcohol within 72
hours
8. If the operator consumed any medications that would impair their ability within 24
hours
9. Pregnant operators
Additionally, after doffing PPE, the operator must be able to recover quickly. Post
deployment vital criteria are closely evaluated. Operators doffing PPE will not be able to
re-don PPE within 24 hours if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood pressure >160/100
2. 1st minute HR >85% of Max
3. 3rd minute HR < 10 BPM from 1st minute
4. Core Temperature of 99.8 F
5. Temperature >100.4F
6. Weight>3% of total
This course mirrors the US Department of Homeland Security Office of Grants and
Training Pre-Approved Course for State and Local SWAT Teams (DHS catalogue
number ID-002-RESP RESPOND).
Course length 18 days
Commercial Price per Student = $4,500
GTI01SW3
Advanced SWAT Operations III Course
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Course Description
This course complies and supports the National NIMS, addressing several factors of the
Command Management, Preparedness, Resource Management and Supporting
Technologies components to the NIMS system. This course thoroughly covers: Tactical
Mindset Equipment Selection (Specific to Type III Teams) Firearms Selection Body
Armor and NIJ Rating System Scouting / Intelligence and Pre-Planning
(Familiarization) Shooting Platforms and the Sympathetic Nervous System Response to
Threats Cover and Concealment in Urban Environments Approaches and Movements
Outside of the Target Structure Mechanical and Ballistic Breaching Occupancy
Control Dynamic Entries Noise / Flash Diversionary Devices (Familiarization)
Tactical Angles Slow and Deliberate Entries Hostage Rescue Techniques Direct-To-
Threat Clearing CBRN and Federal Laws pertaining to WMD Improvised Explosive
Devices Citizen and Team Member Recovery Passenger Vehicle Assaults Linear
Assaults Chemical Agents and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) Less Lethal
Munitions and Delivery Systems (Familiarization) PPE Selection and Operations
Considerations (Familiarization) At the conclusion of this course, students will have the
skills, abilities and knowledge to effectively serve as a team member performing tactical
missions that would be commonly conducted by a Type III Swat team. (All of the skills
taught in this course are extremely perishable and will require the participants to continue
with on-going training).
Advanced SWAT Operations III Course could be compared to extremely advanced and
demanding Advanced SWAT courses offered elsewhere but spends a great deal more
time addressing SWAT operations inside CBRNE hot zones and conducting advanced
tactical operations such as hostage rescue techniques while wearing personal protective
equipment (PPE).
This course, as well as levels II and I, prepares the tactical officer to deal with the threat
of terrorism and spends a great deal of time examining the mental shift required when
encountering the traditional criminal element opposed to the terrorist cell.
Advanced SWAT Operations III differs from levels I and II by not presenting material on
conducting top to bottom assaults and places emphasis on primary breaching locations on
the ground floor.
Students will don and doff PPE several times each day and will be tested daily in both
written and practical exercise formats.
This curriculum is extremely fast paced and demanding both physically and mentally.
Students must successfully complete all modules of the course to receive a certificate of
training. Throughout the course, they will be required to wear their PPE Suits several
times while training. It is important to know that students will not be able to don their
PPE sits if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood Pressure>150/90
2. Resting heart rate>60% if Max HR
3. Respiratory rate of >25 BPM
4. Core Temperature of >99.8F
5. Existence of major rashes or open wounds
6. If the operator is physically ill
7. If the operator has consumed any alcohol within 6 hours or heavy alcohol within 72
hours
8. If the operator consumed any medications that would impair their ability within 24
hours
9. Pregnant operators
Additionally, after doffing PPE, the operator must be able to recover quickly. Post
deployment vital criteria are closely evaluated. Operators doffing PPE will not be able to
re-don PPE within 24 hours if any of the following conditions exist:
1. Blood pressure >160/100
2. 1st minute HR >85% of Max
3. 3rd minute HR < 10 BPM from 1st minute
4. Respiratory rate >30 BPM
5. Temperature >100.4F
6. Weight >3% of total
This course mirrors the US Department of Homeland Security Office of Grants and
Training Pre-Approved Course for State and Local SWAT Teams (DHS catalogue
number ID-001-RESP RESPOND).
Course length 15 days
Commercial Price per Student = $3,900
GTI04RV2
Radar / Soldier Vision II Tactical Training Course
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Course Description
This course prepares first time end users or supervisors of either Radar or Soldier Vision
UWB See Through Wall Radar Systems to effectively operate the system.
This course begins in a static classroom environment in day one then moves to a field
study on days 2 and 3.
Day one consists of the following modules: System Overview, System Technologies,
Nomenclature, System Capabilities, Care and Maintenance, Reading the Screen, and
concludes with Scouting and Target Analysis.
Day two is made up of the following blocks of instruction: Use on Different Structures,
Field Target Analysis, Movement from LCC.
The final day consists of the following: Narrowing the Scope of the Target, Potential for
Limiting Movement, Selection of Primary Breach Points, and the PE and written tests.
By the conclusion of this course, students will be able to operate the Radar or Soldier
Vision products effectively and interpret screen readings.
Course Length 3 Days
Commercial Price per Student = $1,500
GTI05RVA
Radar / Soldier Vision II Advanced Training Course
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Course Description
This course thoroughly covers all of the modules and blocks of instruction offered in the
Tactical course (GTI04RV2) and then builds tactics, techniques and procedures around
the use of the equipment allowing operators to effectively integrate the system into their
entry or Close Threat Reconnaissance (CTR) element.
The first three days of this course mirrors the Tactical Course (GTI04RV2): Day one
consists of the following modules: System Overview, System Technologies,
Nomenclature, System Capabilities, Care and Maintenance, Reading the Screen, and
concludes with Scouting and Target Analysis.
Day two is made up of the following blocks of instruction: Use on Different Structures,
Field Target Analysis, Movement from LCC.
Day three consists of: Narrowing the Scope of the Target, Potential for Limiting
Movement, Selection of Primary Breach Points, and the PE and written tests.
The last two days focuses efforts on use of the system in scenarios with live role players
in an opposing force role. Students will use the Radar or Soldier Vision product in
realistic urban and CQB scenarios.
Course Length 5 days
Commercial Price per Student = $2,500
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