The Department of the Air Force/PACAF is conducting market research for turnkey Tactical Combat Casualty Care training services using standardized JTS/CoTCCC curricula and high-fidelity trauma simulation at Alaska installations. Primary performance is Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), Alaska, with a base workload of 1,286 students across 61 cohorts annually, plus an evaluated option for Mobile Training Team rotations to Eielson AFB supporting 370 students/19 cohorts and about eight MTT trips annually (combined maximum 1,656 students/80 cohorts). Anticipated performance runs from 1 October 2027 through 30 September 2028 as a base year, plus four 12-month option periods through 30 September 2032. The contractor must furnish all simulation equipment without live animal tissue, support weekend drill cohorts, operate in sub-zero arctic conditions, use JTS Train-the-Trainer-certified instructors, and ingest graduation rosters into myLearning and ARIS within five business days. A critical constraint is that no classroom or static simulation space is authorized on JBER-Richardson, so instruction must use Elmendorf-side facilities or contractor-furnished off-base space.