Public-safety agencies
Facility access for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and other approved public-safety organizations conducting scenario-based training.

South King County · In development
A purpose-built scenario training facility in South King County for public-safety agencies, professional instructors, private organizations, and responsible airsoft players from across the region and beyond.
The mission
Standard 37 is being developed as a flexible indoor environment for realistic, repeatable, scenario-based training and mission-driven events. Public-safety remains at the core of the company, while the facility also creates a professional place for qualified instructors, approved private organizations, and responsible airsoft players to train, learn, and compete with purpose.
Professional environment. Purposeful scenarios. Responsible use.
Who we serve
Different users. Different objectives. One professionally managed environment built around safety, preparation, and purposeful scenarios.
Facility access for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and other approved public-safety organizations conducting scenario-based training.
Space for qualified instructors to deliver hosted courses, build programs, and bring specialized training to the region.
Structured facility use for approved security teams, community organizations, and private groups with defined training objectives.
Mission-driven events and scheduled sessions for players from anywhere who value safety, sportsmanship, and objective-based play.
Take the airsoft interest surveyPlanned capabilities
The facility-first model supports multiple types of approved use while preserving professional standards. Agencies and instructors can bring their own objectives and policies; structured events can use the same adaptable environment for purposeful scenarios.
Residential, commercial, hallway, and threshold layouts designed around realistic, repeatable scenarios.
Indoor space planned for vehicle contacts, approaches, movement, and coordinated response.
Dedicated preparation space for objectives, instruction, equipment checks, and team briefs.
Video-supported review intended to improve feedback, discussion, and repeatable performance.
Development approach
Document facility limitations, scheduling conflicts, annual use, and essential capabilities.
Confirm demand through agency conversations, questionnaires, and nonbinding letters of interest.
Advance when facility, code, insurance, equipment, capital, and utilization requirements align.
Connect with Standard 37
Standard 37 is gathering agency requirements, instructor interest, partnership opportunities, private-use inquiries, and interest from responsible airsoft players during the development phase.
Standard 37 is currently in development. Facility availability, final capabilities, programming, pricing, and opening dates have not been established.