MAS - Avian, LLC - 47QRAA18D006L

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Acquisition Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule FSS Price List

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Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Federal Supply Group: Professional Services, Transportation and Logistics Services, Scientific Management and Solutions, For more information on ordering go to the following website:

https://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

Contract Number: 47QRAA18D006L

Contract Period: March 23, 2018 – March 22, 2028 Price List Current as of Modification # PS-0039 effective 6/28/2023

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted)

Contractor: AVIAN, LLC 22111 Three Notch Road Lexington Park, MD 20653-2050

Business Size: Small Business, Veteran Owned Small Business, Veteran Owned

Business, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business

Telephone: (301) 866-2070 ext. 131 FAX Number: (301) 866-2071 Web Site: https://www.avian.com/ E-mail: Jeannine.harris@avian.com Contract Administration: Jeannine Harris https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/

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CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

1a. Table of Awarded Special Item Number(s) with appropriate cross reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s):

SINs Description Cooperative

Purchasing Disaster Recovery

488190 Aircraft Components, Maintenance, Repair Services, Extended Warranties, and Maintenance Agreements

No Yes

541330EMI Engineering Services Related to Military, Aerospace Equipment, Military Weapons, National Energy Policy Act of 1992, Marine Engineering or Naval Architecture

No Yes

541330ENG Engineering Services No Yes 541380 Test Laboratory Services No Yes 541420 Engineering System Design and Integration Services No Yes 541611 Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants

Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services

No Yes

541715 Engineering Research and Development and Strategic Planning

No Yes

611430 Professional and Management Development Training No Yes 611710 Educational Support Services No Yes 541430 Graphic Design Services No Yes 541690 Technical Consulting Services No Yes 541990 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

(Non-IT) No Yes

OLM Order Level Materials No Yes

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment discounts, or any other concession affecting price. Contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply. See Below.

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility, and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, the Contractor shall insert “Not applicable” for this item. See Below.

2. Maximum Order: $1,000,000.00

3. Minimum Order: $100.00

4. Geographic coverage (delivery Area): Domestic

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and state or foreign country): Same as Contractor

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: Government net prices (discounts already deducted).

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7. Quantity discounts: None

8. Prompt payment terms: Net 30 days "Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions."

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin): None

10a. Time of Delivery (Contractor insert number of days): Specified on the Task Order

10b. Expedited Delivery. The Contractor must insert the sentence “Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list.” under this heading. The Contractor may use a symbol of its choosing to highlight items in its FSS price list that have expedited delivery.

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. The Contractor must indicate whether overnight and 2-day delivery are available. Also, the Contractor must indicate that the ordering activity may contact the Contractor for rates for overnight and 2-day delivery. Contact Contractor

10d. Urgent Requirements. The Contractor must note in its FSS price list that ordering agencies can request accelerated delivery for urgent requirements. Contact Contractor

11. F.O.B Points(s): Destination

12a. Ordering Address(es): Same as Contractor

12b. Ordering procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address(es): Same as company address

14. Warranty provision.: Contractor’s standard commercial warranty.

15. Export Packing Charges (if applicable): N/A

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable): N/A

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable): N/A

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable): N/A

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable): N/A

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable): N/A

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable): N/A

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable): N/A

22a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants). N/A

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services offered and show where full details can be found (e.g., Contractor’s website or other location). ICT accessibility standards can be found at https://www.section508.gov/. N/A https://www.section508.gov/

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23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number: D82NUFL39FE3

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database:

Registered

FINAL PRICING

The rates shown below include the Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) of 0.75%.

Contractor Site Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

SIN/SIN(s) Labor Category Title Minimum Education

Min years of required experience

(Effective as of award of this modification -

3/22/2024)

(3/23/2024 - 3/22/2025)

(3/23/2025 - 3/22/2026)

(3/23/2026 - 3/22/2027)

(3/23/2027 - 3/22/2028)

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Administrative Assistant II** High School 3 $55.20 $56.31 $57.43 $58.58 $59.75

541420 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Configuration Management Analyst Associates 4 $42.84 $43.70 $44.57 $45.46 $46.37

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Consultant Bachelors 10 $147.98 $150.94 $153.96 $157.04 $160.18

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Senior Consultant Masters 20 $151.68 $154.71 $157.81 $160.97 $164.18

541330ENG

& 541380

Flight & Academic Instructor Bachelors 10 $163.14 $166.41 $169.74 $173.13 $176.59

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Graphic Artist** Bachelors 4 $72.70 $74.15 $75.63 $77.15 $78.69

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Information Management

Technician Senior Analyst

Bachelors 4 $92.68 $94.53 $96.42 $98.35 $100.32

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Information Assurance Senior

Analyst Bachelors 10 $140.07 $142.87 $145.73 $148.64 $151.61

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Multimedia Specialist Bachelors 3 $78.57 $80.15 $81.75 $83.38 $85.05

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541715

Operations Research Analyst Senior Masters 10 $167.05 $170.39 $173.80 $177.28 $180.82

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Project Manager I Bachelors 5 $103.08 $105.14 $107.24 $109.39 $111.58

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Project Manager II Bachelors 10 $152.21 $155.26 $158.36 $161.53 $164.76

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Program Manager Bachelors 10 $155.78 $158.90 $162.08 $165.32 $168.63

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541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Subject Matter Expert Masters 10 $201.33 $205.36 $209.47 $213.66 $217.93

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Technical Writer** Bachelors 3 $39.23 $40.01 $40.81 $41.63 $42.46

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Technical Writer III** Bachelors 6 $68.00 $69.36 $70.75 $72.16 $73.60

541330ENG

& 541380 Training Specialist I Bachelors 8 $124.58 $127.07 $129.61 $132.20 $134.85

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Video Designer High School 3 $39.38 $40.17 $40.97 $41.79 $42.63

541330ENG Engineer Scientist 5 Masters 10 $143.75 $146.63 $149.56 $152.55 $155.60

541330ENG Engineer Scientist 3 Bachelors 6 $99.49 $101.48 $103.51 $105.58 $107.69

541330ENG

& 541380 Engineer Scientist Bachelors 2 $85.93 $87.65 $89.40 $91.19 $93.01

541330ENG

& 541380

Sr Maintenance Technician** High School 10 $54.94 $56.04 $57.16 $58.30 $59.47

541330ENG

& 541380

Maintenance Technician II** High School 6 $53.19 $54.26 $55.34 $56.45 $57.58

541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Sr Masters 10 $114.98 $117.28 $119.62 $122.02 $124.46

541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Bachelors 6 $81.68 $83.31 $84.98 $86.68 $88.41

541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Jr** High School 2 $45.50 $46.41 $47.34 $48.28 $49.25

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Systems Analyst** Associates 6 $95.01 $96.91 $98.84 $100.82 $102.84

541420 & 541380 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Administrative Assistant** High School 1 $40.70 $41.51 $42.34 $43.19 $44.05

541420 Logistician III Masters 10 $97.69 $99.64 $101.64 $103.67 $105.74

541420 Mid-Level Logistics Analyst Bachelors 6 $66.73 $68.07 $69.43 $70.82 $72.23

541715 Acquisition Specialist Bachelors 6 $81.39 $83.02 $84.68 $86.37 $88.10

541715 Mass

Communications Specialist

Bachelors 6 $94.97 $96.87 $98.81 $100.79 $102.80

611710 Subject Matter Expert (SME) II Masters 10 $143.06 $145.92 $148.84 $151.81 $154.85

611710 Subject Matter Expert (SME) Bachelors 8 $119.86 $122.26 $124.70 $127.20 $129.74

611710 Program Manager III Bachelors 8 $79.72 $81.31 $82.94 $84.60 $86.29

611710 Technical Instructor III Masters 7 $102.19 $104.23 $106.31 $108.44 $110.61

611710 Technical Instructor Bachelors 4 $61.19 $62.42 $63.66 $64.94 $66.24

611710 Technical

Instructor/Course Development

Bachelors 3 $111.17 $113.39 $115.66 $117.97 $120.33

611710 Graphic Artist Bachelors 4 $58.02 $59.18 $60.36 $61.57 $62.80

611710 Illustrator II Bachelors 2 $22.71 $23.16 $23.62 $24.10 $24.58

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611710 Computer Based Training (CBT)

Specialist Bachelors 2 $95.02 $96.92 $98.86 $100.84 $102.86

611710 Multimedia Specialist Bachelors 2 $95.11 $97.01 $98.95 $100.93 $102.95

611710 Technical Writer Bachelors 4 $84.91 $86.61 $88.34 $90.11 $91.91

611710 Training Specialist II High School 2 $128.87 $131.45 $134.08 $136.76 $139.49

611710 Logistics Analyst I Masters 10 $96.97 $98.90 $100.88 $102.90 $104.96

611710 Instructional Systems Design Specialist IV Masters 7 $129.93 $132.53 $135.18 $137.88 $140.64

611710 Instructional Systems Design Specialist III Bachelors 4 $119.86 $122.26 $124.70 $127.20 $129.74

611710 Instructional Systems Design Specialist II Associates 2 $102.19 $104.23 $106.31 $108.44 $110.61

611710 Instructional Systems Design Specialist I Associates 1 $53.44 $54.51 $55.60 $56.71 $57.84

611710 Training/Development Manager IV Bachelors 7 $80.76 $82.38 $84.03 $85.71 $87.42

611710 Training/Development Manager III Bachelors 4 $77.86 $79.41 $81.00 $82.62 $84.27

611710 Training/Development Manager II Associates 2 $60.22 $61.43 $62.65 $63.91 $65.19

611710 Training/Development Manager I Associates 1 $53.20 $54.26 $55.35 $56.45 $57.58

611710 Business Operation Specialist IV Masters 7 $69.48 $70.87 $72.29 $73.73 $75.21

611710 Business Operation Specialist III Bachelors 4 $53.99 $55.07 $56.17 $57.29 $58.44

611710 Business Operation Specialist II Bachelors 2 $52.94 $54.00 $55.08 $56.18 $57.30

611710 Business Operation Specialist I Associates 3 $40.10 $40.90 $41.72 $42.56 $43.41

611710 Administrative Assistant II ** High School 1 $68.84 $70.22 $71.62 $73.05 $74.51

611430

Professional and Management

Development Subject Matter Expert (SME)

Masters 10 $183.07 $186.73 $190.47 $194.28 $198.17

611430 Management Development

Instructor Masters 8 $128.87 $131.45 $134.08 $136.76 $139.49

611430 ISD Manager Masters 8 $112.04 $114.28 $116.56 $118.89 $121.27

611430 Graphic Artist/Animator Bachelors 3 $37.95 $38.71 $39.49 $40.27 $41.08

611430 Administrative

Assistant/ Program Coordinator

Associates 2 $45.78 $46.70 $47.64 $48.59 $49.56

611430 Computer Based Training Specialist Bachelors 3 $124.78 $127.27 $129.82 $132.42 $135.07

611430 Media Relations Specialist Bachelors 3 $57.09 $58.23 $59.40 $60.58 $61.79

611430 Training Materials Editor I Bachelors 2 $43.35 $44.21 $45.10 $46.01 $46.92

611430 Training Materials Editor III Bachelors 4 $133.85 $136.53 $139.26 $142.05 $144.89

611430 Training

Materials/Technical Writer

Bachelors 3 $63.34 $64.60 $65.89 $67.21 $68.55

611430 Program Manager III Bachelors 7 $129.93 $132.53 $135.18 $137.88 $140.64

611430 Training Operations Specialist I Bachelors 2 $57.09 $58.23 $59.40 $60.58 $61.79

611430 Training Operations Specialist II Bachelors 3 $77.07 $78.61 $80.18 $81.78 $83.42

611430 Training Operations Specialist III Bachelors 7 $105.22 $107.32 $109.47 $111.66 $113.89

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611430 Training Operations Specialist IV Bachelors 10 $128.17 $130.73 $133.35 $136.02 $138.74

611430 Instructional Systems Design Specialist Masters 10 $103.34 $105.40 $107.51 $109.65 $111.85

611430 Training/Development Manager Masters 10 $129.15 $131.73 $134.36 $137.05 $139.79

541330EMI Program Engineering Lead Bachelors 10 $119.52 $121.90 $124.34 $126.83 $129.37

541330EMI Engineer Subject Matter Expert (SME) Masters 12 $132.62 $135.27 $137.98 $140.75 $143.56

541330EMI Engineer/Scientist III Masters 10 $126.49 $129.02 $131.60 $134.23 $136.91

541330EMI Engineer/Scientist II Bachelors 6 $108.14 $110.31 $112.51 $114.76 $117.06

541330EMI Engineer /Scientist I ** High School 2 $74.86 $76.36 $77.89 $79.46 $81.05

541330EMI Program Analyst III Masters 10 $108.89 $111.06 $113.28 $115.55 $117.85

541330EMI Program Analyst II Bachelors 6 $91.87 $93.70 $95.58 $97.49 $99.45

541330EMI Program Analyst I ** High School 2 $78.31 $79.87 $81.47 $83.10 $84.77

541330EMI Technical Writer ** Bachelors 3 $81.81 $83.45 $85.12 $86.82 $88.55

488190 Program Manager Bachelors 10 $122.50 $124.95 $127.45 $129.99 $132.59

488190 Project Manager Bachelors 8 $109.15 $111.34 $113.56 $115.83 $118.15

488190 Test Engineer III Bachelors 8 $140.38 $143.19 $146.06 $148.98 $151.96

488190 Test Engineer II Bachelors 4 $121.44 $123.87 $126.35 $128.88 $131.46

488190 Test Engineer I Bachelors 2 $110.71 $112.93 $115.18 $117.49 $119.84

488190 Systems Engineer IV Masters 8 $123.61 $126.08 $128.59 $131.16 $133.78

488190 Design Engineer Bachelors 6 $116.20 $118.53 $120.90 $123.31 $125.78

488190 Records Management Specialist Associates 2 $56.51 $57.64 $58.79 $59.97 $61.17

541611 Sr Business

Administration Manager

Masters 8 $140.06 $142.86 $145.72 $148.63 $151.61

541611 Consulting Program Manager Bachelors 12 $108.80 $110.97 $113.19 $115.46 $117.76

541611 Sr. Business Consultant Masters 8 $269.48 $274.87 $280.37 $285.98 $291.71

541611 Business Consultant III Bachelors 10 $152.49 $155.55 $158.66 $161.83 $165.07

541611 Business Consultant II Bachelors 8 $149.58 $152.57 $155.63 $158.74 $161.91

541611 Business Analyst I Bachelors 4 $141.38 $144.21 $147.09 $150.04 $153.04

541611 Management Analyst Bachelors 4 $83.86 $85.53 $87.24 $88.99 $90.77

541611 Administrative Analyst ** High School 2 $85.69 $87.41 $89.16 $90.94 $92.77

541611 Financial Analyst Bachelors 4 $94.29 $96.17 $98.10 $100.06 $102.07

Customer Site Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

SIN/SIN(s) Labor

Category/Service Title

Minimum Education

Min years of required experience

(Effective as of award of this modification -

3/22/2024)

(3/23/2024 - 3/22/2025)

(3/23/2025 - 3/22/2026)

(3/23/2026 - 3/22/2027)

(3/23/2027 - 3/22/2028)

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Administrative Assistant II** High School 3 $50.42 $51.43 $52.46 $53.51 $54.58

541420 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Configuration Management Analyst Associates 4 $39.13 $39.91 $40.71 $41.52 $42.36

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541420 & 541715

Consultant Bachelors 10 $135.15 $137.86 $140.61 $143.42 $146.29

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Senior Consultant Masters 20 $138.53 $141.30 $144.13 $147.01 $149.95

541330ENG

& 541380

Flight & Academic Instructor Bachelors 10 $149.01 $151.99 $155.03 $158.13 $161.29

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Graphic Artist** Bachelors 4 $66.40 $67.72 $69.08 $70.46 $71.87

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Information Management

Technician Senior Analyst

Bachelors 4 $86.52 $88.25 $90.01 $91.81 $93.65

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Information Assurance Senior

Analyst Bachelors 10 $130.75 $133.36 $136.03 $138.75 $141.52

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Multimedia Specialist Bachelors 3 $67.93 $69.29 $70.68 $72.09 $73.53

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541715

Operations Research Analyst Senior Masters 10 $152.57 $155.62 $158.73 $161.91 $165.15

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Project Manager I Bachelors 5 $94.15 $96.03 $97.95 $99.91 $101.91

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Project Manager II Bachelors 10 $139.02 $141.80 $144.63 $147.53 $150.48

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Program Manager Bachelors 10 $142.29 $145.13 $148.03 $150.99 $154.01

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Subject Matter Expert Masters 10 $183.87 $187.55 $191.30 $195.13 $199.03

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Technical Writer** Bachelors 3 $35.82 $36.53 $37.26 $38.01 $38.77

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Technical Writer III** Bachelors 6 $62.10 $63.34 $64.61 $65.90 $67.22

541330ENG

& 541380 Training Specialist I Bachelors 8 $113.77 $116.05 $118.37 $120.74 $123.15

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Video Designer High School 3 $35.97 $36.68 $37.42 $38.17 $38.93

541330ENG Engineer Scientist 5 Masters 10 $137.23 $139.97 $142.77 $145.63 $148.54

541330ENG Engineer Scientist 3 Bachelors 6 $91.36 $93.19 $95.05 $96.95 $98.89

541330ENG

& 541380 Engineer Scientist Bachelors 2 $78.91 $80.49 $82.10 $83.74 $85.41

541330ENG

& 541380

Sr Maintenance Technician** High School 10 $50.46 $51.47 $52.49 $53.54 $54.62

541330ENG

& 541380

Maintenance Technician II** High School 6 $49.48 $50.47 $51.48 $52.51 $53.56

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541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Sr Masters 10 $105.58 $107.69 $109.85 $112.05 $114.29

541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Bachelors 6 $70.30 $71.70 $73.14 $74.60 $76.09

541715 & 541330ENG Program Analyst Jr** High School 2 $40.08 $40.88 $41.70 $42.53 $43.38

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Systems Analyst** Associates 6 $87.24 $88.99 $90.77 $92.58 $94.44

541420 & 541380 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Administrative Assistant** High School 1 $37.37 $38.12 $38.88 $39.66 $40.45

541420 Logistician III Masters 10 $89.71 $91.50 $93.33 $95.20 $97.10

541420 Mid-Level Logistics Analyst Bachelors 6 $61.28 $62.50 $63.75 $65.03 $66.33

541715 Acquisition Specialist Bachelors 6 $74.75 $76.24 $77.77 $79.32 $80.91

541715 Mass

Communications Specialist

Bachelors 6 $87.22 $88.97 $90.75 $92.56 $94.41

541611 Sr Business

Administration Manager

Masters 8 $132.39 $135.04 $137.74 $140.49 $143.30

541611 Consulting Program Manager Bachelors 12 $102.83 $104.89 $106.98 $109.12 $111.30

541611 Sr. Business Consultant Masters 8 $254.71 $259.81 $265.01 $270.31 $275.72

541611 Business Consultant III Bachelors 10 $144.12 $147.00 $149.94 $152.95 $156.01

541611 Business Analyst I Bachelors 4 $81.59 $83.22 $84.89 $86.59 $88.32

541611 Management Analyst Bachelors 4 $77.12 $78.66 $80.23 $81.83 $83.47

541611 Administrative Analyst ** High School 2 $56.66 $57.79 $58.95 $60.13 $61.33

541611 Financial Analyst Bachelors 4 $53.55 $54.62 $55.71 $56.82 $57.96

Contractor/Customer Site (BOTH) Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

SIN/SIN(s) Labor

Category/Service Title

Minimum Education

Min years of required experience

(Effective as of award of this modification -

3/22/2024)

(3/23/2024 - 3/22/2025)

(3/23/2025 - 3/22/2026)

(3/23/2026 - 3/22/2027)

(3/23/2027 - 3/22/2028)

541430 Graphics Project Manager Bachelors 10 $123.89 $126.37 $128.90 $131.48 $134.11

541430 Technical

Illustrator/Lead Graphic Artist **

Bachelors 8 $100.00 $102.01 $104.04 $106.13 $108.25

541430 Writer/Editor - Graphics ** Bachelors 5 $88.23 $89.99 $91.80 $93.63 $95.51

541430 Graphic Artist III ** Bachelors 6 $95.00 $96.90 $98.83 $100.81 $102.82

541430 Graphic Artist II ** Bachelors 4 $75.96 $77.48 $79.03 $80.61 $82.23

541430 Graphic Artist I ** Bachelors 2 $56.15 $57.27 $58.42 $59.59 $60.78

541430 Graphics Support Specialist ** High School 1 $31.98 $32.61 $33.27 $33.93 $34.61

541690 Technical/Engineering Program Manager Bachelors 8 $124.86 $127.36 $129.90 $132.50 $135.15

541690 Sr. Program Technical Consultant Masters 10 $148.24 $151.20 $154.23 $157.31 $160.45

541690 Technical Program Engineer IV Bachelors 8 $121.23 $123.66 $126.13 $128.64 $131.21

541690 Technical Consultant IV Bachelors 8 $131.36 $133.98 $136.66 $139.40 $142.19

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541690 Technical Consultant III Bachelors 6 $131.04 $133.66 $136.33 $139.06 $141.84

541690 Operations Research Analyst Bachelors 4 $95.15 $97.06 $99.00 $100.99 $103.00

541690 Technical/Engineering Data Analyst Bachelors 4 $87.80 $89.55 $91.35 $93.17 $95.03

541690 Technical/Engineering Writer ** Bachelors 3 $50.32 $51.32 $52.35 $53.40 $54.47

541690 Technical Writer/Editor ** Bachelors 1 $42.36 $43.20 $44.07 $44.95 $45.84

541990 Technical Training Instructor ** Bachelors 7 $93.72 $95.60 $97.51 $99.47 $101.45

541990 Technical Program Manager Masters 10 $117.84 $120.20 $122.61 $125.06 $127.56

541990 Technical

Management Analyst

II

Bachelors 3 $66.31 $67.64 $68.99 $70.37 $71.78

541990 Technical Acquisition Specialist Bachelors 5 $77.05 $78.59 $80.16 $81.76 $83.40

541990 Operations / Engineering Manager Bachelors 6 $103.81 $105.88 $108.00 $110.16 $112.36

541990 Research Associate III Bachelors 6 $79.34 $80.93 $82.55 $84.20 $85.88

541990 Research Associate II Bachelors 4 $72.27 $73.71 $75.18 $76.69 $78.22

541990 Research Associate I ** Associates 1 $41.34 $42.17 $43.01 $43.87 $44.75

541990 Technical Analyst II Bachelors 6 $85.59 $87.30 $89.05 $90.83 $92.64

541990 Technical Analyst III Bachelors 8 $97.53 $99.48 $101.46 $103.49 $105.55

541990 Technical Staff Associate ** High School 1 $37.96 $38.72 $39.50 $40.28 $41.09

541611 Acquisition Analyst Bachelors 8 $128.24 $130.80 $133.42 $136.09 $138.81

541611 Curriculum

Development Manager

Masters 10 $135.31 $138.02 $140.78 $143.59 $146.46

541611 Communications Consultant Bachelors 9 $131.07 $133.69 $136.36 $139.09 $141.87

541611 Visual

Communications Design Specialist

Bachelors 7 $125.41 $127.92 $130.48 $133.09 $135.75

541611 Instructor/Course Developer Bachelors 6 $100.00 $102.01 $104.04 $106.13 $108.25

541611 Media / Web Content Specialist Bachelors 5 $74.49 $75.98 $77.50 $79.05 $80.63

541611 Graphic Design Specialist Bachelors 4 $92.17 $94.02 $95.90 $97.81 $99.77

541611 Documentation Specialist II ** Associates 2 $75.00 $76.50 $78.04 $79.60 $81.19

541611 Editor / Technical Writer ** Bachelors 3 $63.65 $64.93 $66.23 $67.55 $68.90

541611 Research Assistant ** High School 2 $43.38 $44.25 $45.14 $46.05 $46.96

SERVICE CONTRACT LABOR STANDARDS (SCLS) MATRIX

SCLS Eligible Labor Category SCLS Equivalent Code Title Wage

Determination No Administrative Analyst (SIN 541611) 01020 - Administrative Assistant 2015-4279 Administrative Assistant (541420, 541380, 541330ENG, 541715)

01020 - Administrative Assistant 2015-4279

Administrative Assistant II (SIN

541330ENG, 541380, 541420, 541715)

01020 - Administrative Assistant 2015-4279

Administrative Assistant II (SIN 611710) 01020 – Administrative Assistant 2015-4279 Administrative Assistant/Program Coordinator (SIN 611430)

01020 – Administrative Assistant 2015-4279

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Determination No

Computer Based Training (CBT) Specialist

(SIN 611710)

15050 – Computer Based Training Specialist/ Instructor

2015-4279

Computer Based Training Specialist (SIN 611430)

15050 – Computer Based Training Specialist/ Instructor

2015-4279

Document Specialist II (SIN 541611) 01070 – Document Preparation Clerk

(SIN 541611)

2015-4279

Editor/Technical Writer (SIN 541611) 30463 – Technical Writer III 2015-4279 Engineer /Scientist I (SIN 541330EMI) 30081 - Engineering Technician I 2015-4279 Flight & Academic Instructor (SINs

541330ENG & 541380)

13013 – Exhibits Specialist III 2015-4279

Graphic Artist (SINs 541330ENG, 541380, 541420, 541715)

15030 – Aircrew Training Devices Instructor (Pilot)

2015-4279

Graphic Artist (SIN 611710) 15080 - Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Graphic Artist I (SIN 541430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Graphic Artist II (SIN 541430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Graphic Artist III (SIN 541430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Graphic Artist/Animator (SIN 611430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Graphic Design Specialist (SIN 541611) Graphics Support Specialist (SIN 541430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Illustrator II (SIN 611710) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Instructor/Course Developer (SIN 541611) 13042 – Illustrator II 2015-4279 Instructional Systems Design Specialist I

(SIN 611710)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Instructional Systems Design Specialist II

(SIN 611710)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Maintenance Technician II (SINs

541330ENG, 541380)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Program Analyst I (SIN 541330EMI) 30082 - Engineering Technician II 2015-4279 Program Analyst Jr (SINs 541715, 541330ENG)

01041 - Customer Services Representative I

2015-4279

Research Assistant (SIN 541611) 01041 - Customer Services Representative I

2015-4279

Research Associate I (SIN 541990) 01020 – Administrative Assistant 2015-4279 Sr Maintenance Technician (SINs

541330ENG, 541380)

30081 – Engineering Technician I 2015-4279

Systems Analyst (SINs 541330ENG, 541380, 541420, 541715)

30083 - Engineering Technician III 2015-4279

Technical/Engineering Writer (SIN 541690) 14102 - Computer Systems Analyst II 2015-4279 Technical Illustrator/Lead Graphic Artist

(SIN 541430)

30463 – Technical Writer III 2015-4279

Technical Staff Associate (SIN 541990) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279 Technical Training Instructor (SIN 541990) 01113 – General Clerk 2015-4279 Technical Writer (SINs 541330ENG, 541380, 541420, 541715)

15090 – Technical Instructor 2015-4279

Technical Writer (SIN 541330EMI) 30461 - Technical Writer I 2015-4279 Technical Writer III (SINs 541330ENG, 541380, 541420, 541715)

30461 – Technical Writer I 2015-4279

Technical Writer/Editor (SIN 541690) 30463 - Technical Writer III 2015-4279 Training/Development Manager I (SIN 611710)

30463 – Technical Writer III 2015-4279

Training/Development Manager II (SIN 611710)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Training/Development Manager III (SIN 611710)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

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Determination No

Training/Development Manager IV (SIN 611710)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Training Materials Editor I (SIN 611430) 15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Training Materials Editor II (SIN 611430) 30461 – Technical Writer I 2015-4279 Training Materials Editor III (SIN 611430) 30462 – Technical Writer II 2015-4279 Training Specialist I (SINs 541330ENG & 541380)

30463 – Technical Writer III 2015-4279

Training Specialist II (SIN 611710) 15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Video Designer (SINs 541330ENG & 541380 & 541420 & 541715)

15095 – Technical Instructor/Course Developer

2015-4279

Writer/Editor – Graphics (SIN 541430) 15080 – Graphic Artist 2015-4279

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), applies to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in the pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

SINs Labor Category Functional Responsibilities Minimum Required Education

Acceptable High School Equivalency

Minimum Relevant Required

Experience

Acceptable Education

Substitutions

Security Clearance

Requirement

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Administrative Assistant II**

Performs administrative duties in a staff activity. Performs specialized assignments relating to typing, word processing, graphics illustration using computers with very little direction.

Performs a variety of support services such as operation of reproduction equipment to produce large volumes of documents, courier service and mail service, etc. Maintains personnel and other files; prepares correspondence, schedules, and coordinates travel.

Assists in the preparation of documents and supports the development of contract deliverables and reports. Responsible for integrating the graphics generated with automated tools and the deliverable documents

High School GED 3 None No

541611 Acquisition Analyst

Develops acquisition strategies in concert with the client. Prepares work statements in conjunction with the acquisition strategy and evaluation strategy plans.

Provides life cycle support through the entire acquisition milestones. May include pre-award planning through solicitation preparation and review.

Bachelors N/A 8 None No

541715 Acquisition Specialist

Supports and drafts program milestone related documentation to ensure compliance with all aspects of the DoD and SECNAV 5000 series directives.

Supports the development of program acquisition documentation Utilizes business and technical methodologies to provide support of hardware, software and service acquisition and life cycle management

Bachelors GED 6

A High School degree and an additional four years of acquisition experience will be considered equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree.

No

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541611 Administrative Analyst

Supports administrative operations and activities including special projects, research studies, and other specialized functions. Performs a variety of professional-level administrative duties and studies of moderate complexity related to the business, technological, and operational activities of assigned functions, operations, programs, department, and/or division. Assists in identifying and resolving operational and administration issues; observes, gathers, compiles, verifies, analyzes, and correlates pertinent information, facts, and data; prepares communications.

High School GED 2 None No

611710 Administrative Assistant II **

Performs administrative and technical support as directed in an educational environment including data management, document and project control, training schedules, classroom scheduling, and computer support. Will demonstrate common knowledge of operation of office equipment including but not limited to, facsimile machines, copiers, projectors, and printers. Proficient in computer literacy with working knowledge of email, word processing, and spreadsheet software.

High School GED 1 None No

541330ENG

& 541380 &

541420 &541715

Administrative Assistant II**

Performs administrative duties in a staff activity. Performs specialized assignments relating to typing, word processing, graphics illustration using computers with very little direction.

Performs a variety of support services such as operation of reproduction equipment to produce large volumes of documents, courier service and mail service, etc. Maintains personnel and other files; prepares correspondence, schedules, and coordinates travel.

Assists in the preparation of documents and supports the development of contract deliverables and reports. Responsible for integrating the graphics generated with automated tools and the deliverable documents

High School GED 3 None No

541420 & 541380 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Administrative Assistant**

In addition to secretarial duties (filing, taking phone calls, scheduling appointments, making travel arrangements), this position will provide administrative support to executive staff with office management responsibilities to include budgeting, personnel records, and payroll. The Administrative Assistant may be required to work independently on projects requiring research and preparation of briefing charts and other presentation materials.

High School GED 1 None No

611430 Administrative

Assistant/ Program Coordinator

Performs administrative and technical support as directed in a management environment including data management, document and project control, and computer support. Will demonstrate common knowledge of operation of office equipment including but not limited to, facsimile machines, copiers, projectors, and printers. Proficient in computer literacy with working knowledge of email, word processing, and spreadsheet software. Schedules all training sessions, facilities, and instructors while communicating efficiently with the rest of the team.

Associates N/A 2 None No

541611 Business Analyst I

Provides analysis of records, task management, and business operations to provide information and advice to the consultants. They may also provide assistance in travel, administrative tasks, training, and meeting planning.

Bachelors N/A 4 None No

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541611 Business Consultant

II

Responsible for providing specialized expertise in order to resolve a particular management, organizational, or business improvement solution. Implements a particular function within an overall solution. Provides concentrated subject matter expertise, training and leading studies, research, and analysis. Applies knowledge, technique, or expertise to support the organization’s vision and strategic direction. Able to understand, articulate, and implement best practices related to area of expertise. Assists in defining business requirements for business area being improved and suggest a business solution(s) to meet those business needs. Industry expert providing guidance, analysis, and advice to executive team. May provide industry related articles and training.

Bachelors N/A 8 None No

541611 Business Consultant

III

Responsible for providing support to senior management with technical knowledge and strategic direction with industry standard solutions based on understanding of program developments.

Provides guidance on the functional procedures and policies knowledge of functional areas. Consults with clients, functional and technical staff, and stake holders to assess, identify, determine, program requirements.

Bachelors N/A 10 None No

611710 Business Operation Specialist I

Responsible for aspects relating to business operations including day-to-day management of contract support, implementation of work policies, and management of the client interface. They will organize, direct, and coordinate planning and production of all support activities. They will be responsible for maintaining project documentation financials.

Associates N/A 3 None No

611710 Business Operation Specialist II

Responsible for aspects relating to business operations including day-to-day management of contract support. This will include staffing, assignment and oversight of consultants, communication with client managers, and creation and implementation of work policies, and management of the client interface. They will organize, direct, and coordinate planning and production of all support activities. Ensure scope of work required by the task order is completed while providing technical guidance in regard to work and reviews to the project team. In addition, they will be responsible for all staffing, project planning, and project financials. Work to be done under the direction of more senior Business Operation Specialists with minimum amount of supervision.

Bachelors N/A 2 None No

611710 Business Operation Specialist III

Responsible for aspects relating to business operations including day-to-day management of contract support. This will include staffing, assignment and oversight of consultants, communication with client managers, and creation and implementation of work policies, and management of the client interface. They will organize, direct, and coordinate planning and production of all support activities. Ensure scope of work required by the task order is completed while providing technical guidance in regard to work and reviews to the project team. In addition, they will be responsible for all staffing, project planning, and project financials. Work to be done under the direction of more senior Business Operation Specialists with minimum amount of supervision.

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611710 Business Operation Specialist IV

Responsible for aspects relating to business operations including day-to-day management of contract support. This will include staffing, assignment and oversight of consultants, communication with client managers, and creation and implementation of work policies, and management of the client interface. They will organize, direct, and coordinate planning and production of all support activities. Ensure scope of work required by the task order is completed while providing technical guidance in regard to work and reviews to the project team. In addition, they will be responsible for all staffing, project planning, and project financials. May be required to provide direction and supervision to lower lever Business Operation Specialists.

Masters N/A 7 None No

541611 Communications Consultant

Plans, executes and updates internal and external communications plans with national, international, political, and budgetary impacts. Prepares senior leadership to effectively address stakeholders, management, and technical personnel with presentation materials, talking points, fact sheets.

Bachelors N/A 9 None No

611710 Computer Based Training (CBT)

Specialist

CBT Specialist - works with courseware production team to design, develop, revise, and validate interactive computer-based courseware. This specialist uses specialized computer software and/or hardware to develop, integrate and edit instructional text, audio, graphics, animation, and video for interactive presentations. This person also uses appropriate programming/branching logic and screen layout and remediation/ feedback techniques. The Worker also implements quality control and review and revision procedures throughout the courseware development process.

Bachelors N/A 2 None No

611430 Computer Based Training Specialist

Works with courseware production team to design, develop, revise, and validate interactive computer-based courseware.

This specialist uses specialized computer software and/or hardware to develop, integrate and edit instructional text, audio, graphics, animation, and video for interactive presentations. This person also uses appropriate programming/branching logic and screen layout and remediation/ feedback techniques and 508 compliance standards. The worker also implements quality control and review and revision procedures throughout the courseware development process.

Bachelors N/A 3 None No

541420 &

541330ENG

& 541715

Configuration Management Analyst

Participates as a member of and/or supports the specified program or project team. Collects, completes, organizes, and interprets data relating to acquisition and product programs. Maintains configuration control of acquisition products and data. Tracks configuration changes. Coordinates and supports development of Engineering Change

Proposals. Supports program milestone briefings as they pertain to configuration management. Applies government-instituted processes for documentation, change control management and data management.

Associates GED 4

A High School degree and an additional Two (2) years of recent and relevant technical experience may be substituted for an AS or AA degree.

These two (2) years of experience are in addition to the required minimum of four (4) years to meet the “Experience requirements, therefore, requiring a total of six (6) years of experience.

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541420 & 541715

Consultant

Provides expert advice and recommendations in particular program areas such as strategic business management of DoD major weapon systems, and/or specialties related to information technology, engineering, acquisition, hardware/software engineering.

Bachelors N/A 10 None No

541611 Consulting Program Manager

Responsible for full lifecycle program management duties through all aspects of

Technical Management, Engineering, Logistics, Administration. Exercising supervisory authority for planning, organizing, controlling, integrating through program completion. Evaluates program objectives, requirements, outcomes, needs, objectives, and funding. Maintains adherence to program schedule and operations.

Bachelors N/A 12 None No

541611 Curriculum

Development Manager

Utilizes instructional principles to design curriculum based on client and program objectives. Develops instructor-led, virtual, and hardcopy materials to include instructional materials, aids, quick reference materials, assessments, and learning activities.

Masters N/A 10 None No

488190 Design Engineer

Designs, develops, prototypes and tests new systems or system improvements while keeping up to date with new emerging technology and trends for possible implementation in current programs. Works with engineering department to create reports, evaluations, technical analysis, proposal changes, and recommendations. Plans systems integration, configuration management, and quality assurance testing or acquisition and resource management efforts.

Bachelors N/A 6 None No

541611 Documentation Specialist II **

Responsible for organizing and tracking all documentation/materials. Supports the design, development, and preparation of structured materials, reports, presentations, documentation.

Associates N/A 2 None No

541611 Editor / Technical Writer **

Develops, writes, and edits material for courses, reports, manuals, briefs, proposals, instruction books, catalogs, and related technical and administrative publications and other documentation associated with Management, Financial, Acquisition, Grants, and Management

Services.

Bachelors N/A 3 None No

541330EMI Engineer /Scientist I

Engineer Scientist I will support all technical, testing, and engineering efforts by performing computer and engineering related research, design development, and process planning. They will perform tasks assigned by more senior engineer scientists under their supervision.

High School GED 2 None No

541330ENG

& 541380 Engineer Scientist

Oversees engineering activities of an organization's information systems.

Plans, designs, develops, evaluates, tests, and integrates an organization’s systems infrastructure, including the implementation and design of hardware and software.

Bachelors N/A 2 None No

541330ENG Engineer Scientist 3

Oversees engineering activities of an organization's information systems.

Plans, designs, develops, evaluates, tests, and integrates an organization’s systems infrastructure, including the implementation and design of hardware and software.

Bachelors N/A 6 None No

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541330ENG Engineer Scientist 5

Oversees engineering activities of an organization's information systems.

Plans, designs, develops, evaluates, tests, and integrates an organization’s systems infrastructure, including the implementation and design of hardware and software

Masters N/A 10

A Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, or physics or an engineering discipline and 14 years of engineering experience will be considered equivalent to a Master’s degree.

No

541330EMI Engineer Subject Matter Expert (SME)

SME applies expertise through experience in DOD standards, regulations, and requirements used to support the engineering and testing department, or as required to support technical and organizational tasks. This expertise will be used to gather information and provide feedback, develop solutions, and offer recommendations to the customer.

Masters N/A 12 None No

541330EMI Engineer/Scientist II

Engineer Scientist II will support all technical, testing, and engineering efforts, in association of military and aerospace projects, by performing computer and engineering related research, design development, and process planning. They will perform tasks assigned by more senior engineer scientists under their supervision.

Bachelors N/A 6 None No

541330EMI Engineer/Scientist III

Engineer/Scientist III will manage junior Engineer/Scientist. They will support all technical, testing, and engineering efforts by developing and directing computer and engineering related research, design development, and process planning, in association of military and aerospace projects. Regular updates and communication with Program Manager and Customer will occur.

Masters N/A 10 None No

541611 Financial Analyst

Assist in the financial, administrative, and management functions. These include assisting in the preparation of financial reports, financial funding documents, correspondence, and memoranda.

Responsible for supporting the development of business plans, work plans, analyzing complex programs/projects. Applies expertise in cost estimating, scheduling, and resource loading. Maintains government budget expertise. Assesses budget formulation processes and systems and developing recommendations to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of budgetary controls and to streamline budgeting system, processes, procedures, and operations.

Bachelors N/A 4 None No

541330ENG

& 541380

Flight & Academic Instructor

Develops curricula, instructs students in a classroom setting, conducts training flights, determines student proficiency, reports on student progress and develop new teaching methods. Responsible for training students in subjects such as aircraft systems, operating procedures, handling emergencies, problem analysis, aircraft navigation, radio operation and aerodynamics.

Bachelors N/A 10 None No

611710 Graphic Artist

Works with the training team to design and develop graphic/visual effects used in educational and courseware material.

This position requires the use of specialized computer software to develop high quality computer illustrations, technical drawings, and animations supporting various media used within the training curriculum. The Graphic Artist is capable of using specialized hardware and/or software for video/audio capture and editing of multimedia presentations, incorporates principles of layout design

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541430 Graphic Artist I **

Creates and produces graphic designs and artistry in line with the customers’ needs for video production, print, and other platforms. Proficient in Adobe Suite, including photoshop, illustrator, lightroom, Quark, and produce complex animations.

Works under the direct supervision of Senior Graphic Artists

Bachelors GED 2

Masters/ 0 years;

Associates/ 4 years;

High School/ 6 years

No

541430 Graphic Artist II **

Creates and produces graphic designs and artistry in line with the customers’ needs for video production, print, and other platforms. Proficient in Adobe Suite, including photoshop, illustrator, lightroom, Quark, and produce complex animations.

Bachelors GED 4

PhD/ 0 years;

Masters/ 2 years;

Associates/ 6 years;

High School/ 8 years

No

541430 Graphic Artist III **

Creates and produces graphic designs and artistry in line with the customers’ needs for video production, print, and other platforms. Proficient in Adobe Suite, including photoshop, illustrator, lightroom, Quark, and produce complex animations.

Works alongside the Lead Graphic Artist and supervises junior graphic artists.

Bachelors GED 6

PhD/ 2 years;

Masters/ 4 years;

Associates/ 8 years;

High School/ 10 years

No

541330ENG

& 541380 & 541420 & 541715

Graphic Artist**

Applies knowledge and skill in drafting methods, procedures, and techniques to illustrate or depict subjects and prepare drawings/illustrations. Includes lettering for publications, charts, posters, or exhibits. Lays out illustrations in conformity with required style and format, for Engineering and DOD needs.

Responsible for configuration management of documentation, templates, and course material.

Bachelors GED 4 Masters/0 years, Associates/6 years;

High School/8 years

No

611430 Graphic Artist/Animator

Works with the courseware production team to design and develop graphic/visual effects used in courseware material. This position requires the use of specialized computer software to develop high quality computer illustrations, technical drawings, and animations supporting various media used within the training curriculum. The Graphic Artist is capable of using specialized hardware and/or software for video/audio capture and editing of multimedia presentations, incorporates principles of layout design throughout the courseware production process, and is responsible for quality control, review, and revision of all aspects of graphics development.

Bachelors N/A 3 None No

541611 Graphic Design Specialist

Designs and develops graphic/visual effects used in documentation, reports, technical drawings, and animations supporting various media. May use specialized hardware and/or software, edits presentations, incorporates principles of layout design throughout the production process, and is responsible for quality control, review, and revision of all aspects of graphics development.

Bachelors N/A 4 None No

541430 Graphics Project Manager

Performs day-to-day management of contract support operations, possibly involving multiple tasks and groups of personnel at multiple locations, on a single project. Coordinates with all divisions of the project to ensure timelines, scope, and budget are met.

Responsible for staffing, project planning, project financials, and staff direction and oversight, as well as reporting project and staffing performance.

Bachelors GED 10

PhD/ 6 years;

Masters/ 8 years;

Associates/ 12 years; High School/

14 years

No

541430 Graphics Support Specialist **

Assist the graphics team in scheduling and office support. This may include correspondence, copying, and scheduling of meetings. May also be asked to review, transcribe, draft, and edit documents.

High School GED 1 None No

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611710 Illustrator II

Illustrator II - works with projects involving several of the common art media such as pen-and-ink, pencil, tempera, wash, oils, and airbrush over a period of time. These projects require the Illustrator to be proficient in the use of these media and in executing acceptable drawings in many styles.