20 and 21 September CBRNe Centre Vught

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The final Bullseye mono-training took place from 6 to 8 September 2022 in Bratislava, Slovakia. The specialised police unit of the Lynx Command in cooperation with ISEMI conducted the exercise to test the second-line harmonised Bullseye procedures.

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

The feedback and observations of all practitioners and experts that were present during the mono-trainings will be gathered and used to improve the harmonised procedures. We look forward to the next phase of the project, where these improvements will be tested during a cross-sectoral exercise.

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From 4 to 6 September 2022, the fourth Bullseye mono-training took place in Warsaw, Poland. Here, the harmonised procedures for the first-line first responders were tested by the Polish police forces.

Additionally, a very interesting demonstration was given of detection instruments, unknown package investigation, and on-site decision support.

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

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From 28 to 30 June 2022, practitioners from the first- and second-line first responders were welcomed at the Defence CBRN Centre in Vught, the Netherlands, for the third Bullseye mono-training.

Fire fighters, specialised fire fighters (hazmat), and the CBRN Response Unit came together to test the Bullseye harmonised procedures, with a very successful exercise as a result.

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

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From June 20^th – 22^th 2022, the second Bullseye mono-training took place in Neerhespen, Belgium at the dog training centre of the Belgian Federal Police (DACH). The harmonised procedures for third-line first responders were tested by the participating capabilities of CSI, DVI, and DJT, resulting in a fruitful exercise with the Federal Police and Civil Protection of Belgium.

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

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From 1 to 4 June 2022, the first mono-training for the Bullseye project took place in Madrid, Spain on the premises of INTA. Here, the harmonised procedures for the second-line first responders were tested by the emergency medical services and CBRN-specialised medical services from SUMMA 112.

The participating first responders were able to give their feedback on the procedures that they carried out, while CBRN-experts gave valuable insights from their experiences.

We look forward to continuing this process during the following mono-trainings and subsequential cross-sectoral exercise.

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

To ensure a harmonization of the procedures in response to chemical and biological threats, experts and practitioners will be brought together during five monodisciplinary trainings, as well as a cross-sectoral exercise in 2022. These five monodisciplinary trainings will test out the harmonised procedures for the first-, second-, and third-line responders that have been established during the previous four workshops of WP3.

After careful evaluation of the monodisciplinary trainings and possible adaption of the harmonised procedures, a cross-sectoral exercise will be organised to ultimately bring together all disciplines to test out the procedures collectively.

The calendar for the mono-trainings and the Cross-sectoral exercise are the following:

Date	Description	Who?	Where?
01/06/2022 – 04/06/2022	Mono-training 1: 2nd line practitioners	Emergency medical services, CBRN-specialised medical services	Spain
20/06/2022 – 22/06/2022	Mono-training 2: 3rd line practitioners	DVI/forensics, CSI	Belgium
28/06/2022 – 30/06/2022	Mono-training 3: 1st and 2nd line practitioners	Fire fighters, Specialised Fire fighters (hazmat), CBRN Response Unit	The Netherlands
31/08/2022 – 01/09/2022 TBC	Mono-training 4: 1st  line practitioners	Police	Poland
06/09/2022 – 08/09/2022 TBC	Mono-training 5: 1st and 2nd line practitioners	Police, Specialised Police Unit	Slovakia
19/09/2022 – 23/09/2022 TBC	Cross-sectoral exercise	Practitioners from all disciplines	The Netherlands

If you have questions regarding the mono-trainings, or if you would like further information, please contact the coordinating team on bullseye@nccn.fgov.be

Relive the Bullseye Multi-Agency Workshop of March 2022 with our aftermovie!

The next steps of the process will entail the testing of the procedures during monodisciplinary trainings and a multidisciplinary exercise. Follow this website and #EUBullseye posts on Twitter for updates.

From 8 to 11 March 2022 a group of 26 international CBRN-specialists and practitioners gathered in Antwerp (Belgium) for the Bullseye Multi-Agency Workshop. Non-specialist police, emergency medical services, fire fighters and civil protection, specialist police, and military/defence from Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, the Slovak Republic and Spain were present, as well as experts from DVI/forensics and laboratories. 

Building further upon the procedures for the first-, second-, and third-line responders that have been established during the previous three workshops in Warsaw, Bratislava and Madrid, the CBRN-specialists and practitioners worked on harmonising these procedures and develop a coherent response to a chemical or biological attack.  

Furthermore, the experts provided valuable insights from their real-life experiences with terrorism and CBRN. 

Thanks to the active and professional interaction between the participants, moderators, experts and Bullseye partners, we are confident to deliver soon the results of the workshop. 

We look forward continuing the process by testing the procedures during monodisciplinary trainings and a multidisciplinary exercise.

From 15 to 17 December 2021 the Bullseye consortium organised a fruitful workshop in Madrid (Spain) for a group of third line responders (CBRN-specialists from police, defence/military, DVI, forensics and laboratories).

The participants built further upon the procedures that were realised by the second line responders in Bratislava in October 2021. The procedures for the third line responders are intended for use after the first 3 hours from the start of the incident.

Thanks to the active and professional interaction between the participants, moderators, experts and Bullseye partners, we are confident to deliver soon the results of this workshop.

We look forward continuing the process of elaborating procedures in a multi-agency workshop in Belgium in the first quarter of 2022.