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CSC Ontario Region Emergency Nursing Simulation Training

Correctional Service Canada’s Ontario Region is seeking hands-on emergency nursing simulation training for front-line nurses. - Government buyer: Correctional Service Canada (CSC), Health Services Branch / Health Services Directorate, Contracting and Material Services / Contracts and Materiel Management Services. Contracting Authority: Sylvie Gallant. - Service requested: One-day, 7.5-hour simulation-based training sessions on CSC Nursing Clinical Protocols for Emergency Situations. No specific products, hardware, part numbers, OEMs, or contractor vendors are named. - Estimated quantities: 20 sessions in the two-year base period, plus 10 sessions in each of two optional one-year periods, for up to 40 sessions total. Each session serves 10–16 participants and requires at least two qualified instructors. - Training and deliverables: Scenario-based emergency practice, repeated hands-on skills work, and structured debriefing, with training materials, attendance and completion records, participant feedback summaries, and post-session reports with observations and recommendations. Topics may include cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, burns, overdose, seizures, stroke, trauma, and other emergency protocols. - Delivery requirements: Sessions are scheduled as requested at specified CSC institutions or an approved external facility in Ontario. The all-inclusive per-session rate must cover instructors, preparation, equipment, materials, travel, and other delivery costs. - Selection: Lowest-priced compliant bid; eligible bidders must be Canadian suppliers.

Description

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC), Ontario Region, is seeking simulation-based emergency nursing training for front-line nurses on Nursing Clinical Protocols for Emergency Situations. The work includes delivering standardized training to improve nurses’ competency and preparedness to respond to emergency medical situations in a correctional environment. Deliverables include training sessions and materials, participant evaluations, certificates of completion, and post-session reports. The estimated contract duration is 48 months, including an initial two-year term and options for two additional one-year renewals; only Canadian suppliers are eligible.

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