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ERPO Implementation Trainer and Curriculum Developer

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This subcontract opportunity is for an ERPO Implementation Trainer and Curriculum Developer to support prime contractors on projects for the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services. The selected provider will be responsible for creating comprehensive curricula, manuals, and guides focused on Extreme Risk Protection Order laws and best practice interventions. The scope of work includes the delivery of both classroom and field training specifically tailored for sworn law enforcement officers. The successful candidate must possess deep expertise in New York State firearm laws and ERPO statutes to ensure all instructional materials and training sessions are accurate and compliant. Key deliverables include the completed training programs and all associated instructional documentation. Interested parties should note the response deadline of December 2, 2026, for this specialized educational services contract.

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ERPO trainer and curriculum developer for NYS law enforcement training by December 2, 2026.

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Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) Infrastructure and Implementation

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AgencyNew York → NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services
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Develops and delivers training programs for prime contractors on NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) projects, specifically for sworn law enforcement officers. Creates curricula, manuals, and guides on ERPO laws and best practice interventions. Conducts classroom and field training. Requires expertise in New York State firearm laws and ERPO statutes. Delivers completed training sessions and instructional materials.

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