93CST Hawaii Exercise Support FY25

The contract involves providing comprehensive support for four CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) weapons of mass destruction field training exercises scheduled across four islands in Hawaii during FY 25. Each exercise aims to develop and evaluate a full CST (Civil Support Team) consisting of 22 Soldiers and Airmen, with specific training lanes designed to simulate real-world CBRN scenarios. The exercises will include complex activities such as active shooter responses with casualties, collapsed structure events, and mass casualty triage and stabilization involving moulage and role-playing. Coordination with various emergency response agencies, including county volunteers, hospitals, law enforcement, and civil defense, is essential to ensure realistic and effective training environments aligned with Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) standards. The exercises are structured to assess the application of the twelve National Guard Mission Essential Tasks outlined in the Civil Support Team Mission Essential Tasks, contributing to homeland security preparedness and interagency collaboration. The contract, titled "93CST Hawaii Exercise Support FY25," is a small business set-aside under NAICS code 611699, and is managed by the Department of the Army’s Office in Kapolei, Hawaii. It requires timely responses by January 16, 2025, and is led by designated points of contact for coordination and inquiries. The scope emphasizes creating a joint training environment that enhances the readiness and interoperability of civil support capabilities through realistic, multi-agency exercises designed to meet federal standards and improve emergency response effectiveness in the state of Hawaii.