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The manikins must be rugged and realistic in size, weight distribution and handling. Both in inner core and outer layer must be flexible. -They cannot have metal joints that can pinch the rescuer in training or keep the manikin from moving as a real person would. -The manikin must be made of a material that is not rigid such as plastic, some kind of cloth material such as polyester on the outer shell is preferred. -The manikin?s material should be both flame and abrasion resistant. -The manikin?s need to come with a loop in the body so they can be hung to dry after each use; this will keep down on rot and mildew forming on the manikins. -The manikins need to come with some sort of outer wear such as pants and shirts or with coveralls. -The head area should be such as to accept the use of immobilization collars as this will be part of the training. -These manikins need to 71inch tall and weigh 110lbs. -Must be made in the USA