The Office of the Attorney General's (OAG) Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) is a law enforcement division within the OAG that employs over one hundred commissioned Texas peace officers who conduct criminal investigations and enforcement operations across the state. As members of a law enforcement agency, MFCU officers are required to carry firearms and must be trained, qualified, and prepared for all responsibilities inherent in the lawful use of deadly force, including operational readiness, safety, and professional accountability. To support the full spectrum of required firearms training, the OAG requires a facility that can accommodate handgun, rifle, and shotgun instruction, as well as annual and periodic qualification and requalification courses. To sustain year-round readiness, it must offer both indoor and outdoor training environments that allow instruction and live-fire practice in all weather conditions, along with classroom space for safety briefings, evaluations, instructor-led coursework, advanced firearms instruction, and armorer training. The facility must also provide a safe training area for limited tactical exercises involving obstacles, barriers, realistic movement, and the use of static vehicles or structures for scenario-based drills.