I think the installers are complete as of the day they are packaged. Has anyone tried installing them "offline"? Hopefully Firefox runs normally even if it can't check for updates.

This page always has the latest full installers listed by language and operating system: http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/

WOW! Thanks for the very prompt reply. It appears to be a full install as you had mentioned. I do receive an error stating "the proxy server is refusing connections" as expected but the browser appears to be complete with its install.

I will need to apply "DISA lockdowns" for the Firefox settings to be accepted by computer security. I am required to follow guidelines, automate the settings, have it apply to all users, and generate a report of these types of lockdowns.

If you have further information or pointers to that type of information it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks again for the very quick repsonse. You saved me valuable time.

Mozilla has a project underway to satisfy business ("enterprise") requirements, but special deployment scenarios are still undertaken and documented more by fans of Firefox than by the core development team. This article has many links, some of which might be useful: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Deployment:Deploying_Firefox.