38RQS FMP Statement of Work.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK: 38th FULL MISSION PROFILE Training

1. SCOPE: 38 Rescue Squadron (RQS) requires a commercial company to conduct pre-deployment Full Mission Profile (FMP) training for two (2) teams. This will include but is not limited to; Combat Clearance training, Anatomy and Physiology training, live & fresh tissue training, scenarios including Mission Planning, Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC), Technical Rope Rescue, Extrication, K-9 medicine, Low Visibility operations, Personnel Recovery, Hostage Rescue, Confined Space and Structural Collapse, Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support or Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

2. LOCATION: The training site is to be located within the continental United States, but training location is preferred to be within 9 driving hours from Moody AFB due to fiscal constraints and flying costs.

3. TRAINING STANDARDS: This contract requires the facilities, logistic support and instructors necessary to accomplish training as required in section 1. All training to be accomplished by the 38 RQS with the selected company shall be in accordance with AFTTP 3-3 Guardian Angel and the current edition of the Pararescue Medical Operations Handbook. The Live tissue vendor must be an accredited American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC) vendor and in compliance with Federal laws, DoD and United States Air Force regulations. Updated Close Quarters Battle tactics shall be provided by instructors with Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) operational experience.

4. PERSONNEL SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: All training shall comply with the requirements imposed by all applicable Federal, State, local and Moody AFB laws, regulations, codes and permits concerning personnel and environmental protection.

5. WORKING HOURS: The course shall consist of 10 total training days. Training days will not exceed the maximum 12-hour aircrew duty day if there is flying involved.

6. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTIVES The 38 RQS requires a commercial company with the ability to conduct full mission profile training in support of future operational tasking.

6.1. Two days of Combat Clearance training IAW updated JSOC TTPs IAW AFTTP 3-3 Guardian Angel and Pararescue CFETP Section 5.

6.2. Anatomy, Physiology and fresh tissue training with cadavers to include, but not limited to cricothyrotomy, needle thoracentesis, tube thoracotomy, digital thoracotomy, escharotomy and other surgical procedures IAW the GA Med Handbook and Pararescue CFETP Section 7. All course supplies and scenario required med resupplies shall be furnished by the contractor.

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6.3. Live tissue and fresh tissue medical training, part task training and/or included in FMPs IAW GA Med Handbook, AFMAN 10-3507, and Pararescue CFETP section 6-10. All life rated Technical Rescue equipment I.e. Ropes, Carabineers, Prusiks, ATC’s, GriGri’s, etc. will be provided by the Government.

6.4. All non-life rated Technical Rescue equipment, Jaws of Life, Sawzall, grinder, lift bags w/ air bottles, Crash Axe, Hooligan, Pry Bars, etc. shall be provided by the contractor. Structural collapse scenarios must be floodable and have active electricity running through at low voltage as to not hurt the students.

6.5. Updated K-9 medical protocols and procedures, to include practical applications. Full Mission Profile (FMP) scenarios to include mission planning, execution and debrief. The 38RQS requires but is not limited to the following scenarios IAW GA Med Handbook, AFTTP GA 3-3 Chapters 5-9, 11, 16, 19 and Pararescue CFETP:

6.5.1. CASEVAC: Can be conducted with actual aircraft or simulated.

6.5.2. High angle/technical rope rescue: It will include but not limited to movement of a casualty using rappels, raises by mechanical advantage, high line or any combination of the above.

6.5.3. Extrication: Must require the use of standard Pararescue extrication tools to free the casualty.

6.5.4. Personnel Recovery in a contested environment.

6.5.5. Personnel Recovery in an urban environment

6.5.6. Hostage rescue.

6.5.7. Low visibility operations.

6.5.8. Mass Casualty to include the requirement for CQC

6.5.9. Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) scenario

6.5.10. Ground Assault Force (GAF) operations

6.5.11. Patrolling with react to contact

6.5.12. Sensitive item recovery to include the requirement for heavy lift in technical terrain

6.5.13. Urban operations to include:

6.5.13.1. Combat clearance

6.5.13.2. Man down drills

6.5.13.3. Rope rescue

7. DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS/FACILITIES/RESOURCES: The contractor shall provide the following facilities/resources for the course:

7.1. Availability: Monday – Friday. No weekends

7.2. Personnel for Training:

Silver Team: 20 Students and 4 Evaluators (First Week: 9-13 March 2026) Blue Team: 20 Students (Second Week: 23-27 March 2026)

7.3. Instructors must have Guardian Angel (GA) and JSOC/Tier One operational experience. Non-GA instructors must have experience with instructing Pararescue GA Medical Handbook, AFTTP 3-3, Pararescue & updated combat clearance TTPs to provide instruction and feedback.

7.4. Provide all logistic support required for training, to include but not limited to:

7.4.1. White Cell

7.4.2. Opposing Force

7.4.3. Casualties

7.4.4. Vehicles for extrication

7.4.5. Live and fresh tissue

7.5. Provide an emergency room doctor, and or general surgeon to teach updated protocols and procedures and to give feedback during medical training.

7.6. Must have ability and facilities to support live tissue training.

7.7. Must have cadavers to receive training on anatomy, physiology and surgical procedures, to include use in FMPs.

7.8. Must provide a secure storage facility to store students’ M4s.

7.9. Must provide M4 with NVD capable IR lasers and optics and UTM simunition bolts and ammo for training scenarios

7.10. Must provide Glock simunition pistols and ammo to students for training scenarios.

7.11. Facility:

7.11.1. Private, climate-controlled, secure area is necessary for all members’ personal gear storage, training planning and debriefing.

7.11.2. Two dimensionally correct helicopter simulators outfitted with NVD compatible lighting and sound generators to support required training in hoist operations, patient preparation and mobile treatment skills development. Additionally, helicopter simulators must be AIE/Hoist infil/exfil capable.

7.11.3. Private, climate-controlled gym for all members to conduct physical training.

7.11.4. Vertical structure support sufficient in height (minimum 200ft) to support complex rope and rescue scenarios.

7.11.5. Close geographic proximity of training facilities that ensures minimal transit times between training events.

7.11.6. Limited training time requires a secure indoor facility that supports uninterrupted, day/night, all-weather, and all-season training throughout the duration of the course is required. Additionally, minimum participant visibility shall be maintained.

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