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STATEMENT OF WORK

FIREFIGHTING AND DAMAGE CONTROL TRAINING FOR USCGC HEALY (WAGB-20) CREWMEMBERS

Work Statement

In the performance of this contract, the contractor shall provide firefighting and damage control training for USCGC HEALY (WAGB-20) during a period beginning 01 April 2022 and ending 15 June 2022. The place of performance must be within 50 mile drive of 1519 Alaskan Way South, Seattle, WA 98134.

The contact person for this contract is M. Cody Kemp at (206) 217-6300 or Michael.c.kemp@uscg.mil.

Scope of Services

The contractor shall provide training services with the below minimum capabilities:

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Both sessions shall occur between 01 April 2022 and 15 June 2022. Session 1 shall provide at least 8 hours of training. Session 2 shall provide at least 24 hours of training.

PLACE OF PERFORMANCE: WITHIN 50 MILE DRIVE OF 1519 ALASKAN WAY SOUTH, SEATTLE, WA 98134

SESSION 1: BASIC FIREFIGHTING FOR UP TO 18 MEMBERS

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:

-8 hours of instruction in live firefighting. Basic fire science lecture, Combatting live propane fueled fire in a smoke filled environment with portable extinguishers and firefighting hoses, Firefighting ensemble/turnout gear use and wear, Self-contained breathing apparatus operation and use, Hose handling, CO2 extinguisher use, Search and rescue drill in a smoke filled environment, Combat a class ‘C’ fire with extinguisher, Combat a class ‘B’ fire with hose, Combat a flight deck fire with hose

SESSION 2: ADVANCED FIREFIGHTING AND DAMAGE CONTROL FOR UP TO 18 MEMBERS

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS:

-8 hours of instruction in live firefighting. Basic fire science lecture, Combatting live propane fueled fire in a smoke filled environment with portable extinguishers and firefighting hoses, Firefighting ensemble/turnout gear use and wear, Self-contained breathing apparatus operation and use, Hose handling, CO2 extinguisher use, Search and rescue drill in a smoke filled environment, Combat a class ‘C’ fire with extinguisher, Combat a class ‘B’ fire with hose, Combat a flight deck fire with hose

-8 hours of instruction in basic damage control with wet props. Basic DC lecture, Pipe patching, plugging and shoring training on wet systems, Fitting repair (flange, camlock, etc.), P-100 operation and pumping in live well, Eductor rigging and pumping in a live well, Multicasualty repairs, including locker communication, investigation and tool selection

-8 hours of instruction combining the concepts learned in basic FF and DC. Focus on investigation, locker communications and combatting complex casualties. Combat multiple live fire scenarios. Combat multiple wet damage scenarios. Combat live fire and wet damage scenarios simultaneously. Desmoking/gas free engineering training in a smoke filled environment Utilize full scope of locker to include plotter, investigators, scene leader, hose teams, boundary teams, communicators and isolators. Utilize fixed suppression systems