1.03 N0018923Q0396 DRAFT SOW.pdf
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This draft statement of work requests simulator training services for ship and tug handling operations within the Hampton Roads, Virginia area. The Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Port Operations Code N31 seeks to rent simulator training facilities from a vendor located within 250 miles of Norfolk, Virginia. The training aims to raise awareness for docking pilots and tug crews on factors affecting ship movements and tug handling. Services required include simulator equipment, classroom space, instructional tools, and an operator/instructor. Sessions shall not exceed five students and include two two-day ship handling simulations and one two-day tug handling simulation per year. Invoicing will be per session rather than by student. The technical point of contact is Jeffery Rule of the Navy.
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DRAFT STATMENT OF WORK
NAVY REGION MID-ATLANTIC
CODE N31 REGION PORT OPERATIONS
1. BACKGROUND
Commander Navy Region Mid-Atlantic, Port Operations Code N31, requests rental of Simulator training facility for Docking Pilots and Tug crews. Training is for ship and tug handling of surface & submarine vessels operating within the Hampton Road Area. Rental service to include a simulator operator and instructor.
Tug Operations and Docking Pilot Simulator – the simulations need to be designed specifically for Port Ops NAVSTA Norfolk VA, to train tug personnel and Docking Pilots how to operate in the CNRMA AOR Ports. Training will raise awareness in Docking Pilots and Tug crews on how winds, sea states, currents and other factors effect Ship movements and tug handling.
2. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE
All training shall be done at Vendor’s location:
Students could travel up to 250 miles of Norfolk, VA.
TBD
3. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT (TPOC)
All references and responsibilities to the Technical Point of Contact (TPOC) may be delegated to a designated Government authority, but only at the TPOC’s request.
NAME: Jeffery Rule PHONE: 757-322-2913 EMAIL: Jeffery.a.rule@navy.mil
4. TASKS
4.1 The contractor shall provide all materials, classroom and tools to perform training.
4.2 Training sessions are not to exceed 5 students per session.
4.3 Unless expressly authorized, there shall be two two-day sessions per year for ship handling simulations, and one two-day session per year for tug handling simulation.
4.4 Sessions shall be invoiced per session, not by student
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