FY26/FRO/DFS CSSU/Crime Scene Shooting Reconstruction

The District of Columbia’s Forensic Sciences Division is forecasting a training opportunity for Crime Scene Shooting Reconstruction in fiscal year 2026, aimed at enhancing forensic capabilities related to gunshot incident analysis. This initiative will provide specialized instruction to personnel on reconstructing shooting events using advanced methodologies and evidence-based techniques, ensuring accurate scene interpretation and support for criminal investigations. The training is designed to improve the proficiency of forensic and investigative staff in analyzing bullet trajectories, weapon positioning, and ballistic evidence at complex crime scenes. There is no specified set-aside status, NAICS code, or formal place of performance listed, indicating the opportunity remains in preliminary planning stages. The solicitation has not yet been released, and no point of contact details are available at this time. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official DC contracts portal for future updates, as the full request for proposals will likely include detailed requirements, eligibility criteria, and participation guidelines. The forecasted timeline suggests the training program is intended to support long-term operational readiness within the forensic sciences unit.