Monica Jackson
The U.S. Army intends to procure software for students from the service’s The Inspector General School to practice and refine their verbal and non-verbal communication skills for investigation purposes.
A FedBizOpps notice posted Thursday stated the chosen vendor will provide system and design engineering, hardware and software, personnel and other support services required to produce an investigative interview human simulation platform and an interactive multimedia instruction module.
The whistleblower reprisal scenario training module will work to immerse TIGS students in various role-play simulations to hone their investigative skills and be hosted on the Inspector General network.
The IG School trains military forces in information gathering efforts such as interviews.
