A04_SOW_OPUS_101 0041.pdf
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- N0016426Q0298
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for providing end-user training courses on OPUS/SIMLOX software to employees of NSWC Crane. The vendor must deliver four three-day training courses on-site at a government-provided facility with in-person instructors and participants: OPUS10 Basic (introduction to spare parts management and foundational software skills), OPUS10 Advanced (complex logistics scenarios and system performance analysis), SIMLOX Basic (software introduction, use cases, and modeling concepts), and SIMLOX Advanced (complex scenarios covering functional breakdowns, mission dependency, asset transfer, statistical evaluation, and preventative maintenance). All courses must be scheduled between contract award and September 1, 2027, during normal working hours (0800-1600), with a minimum of 4 students and maximum of 10 students per offering. Courses with fewer than 4 registered students two weeks prior to the training event may be rescheduled or cancelled at government discretion without penalty to the vendor.
The vendor is responsible for providing all training materials in accordance with the latest technical guidance, including temporary software licenses or virtual learning environments, class schedules, instructional handouts, textbooks, and copies of presentations in both print and electronic formats. The vendor must specify classroom material expectations at the time of quote submission. The government will furnish a professional training facility with standard classroom materials, student rosters, and computers with temporary software installed. The vendor must invoice within 10 business days upon completion of each course. The technical point of contact is Heather Strange at heather.e.strange3.civ@us.navy.mil or 812-227-9737.
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Statement of Work (SOW) for Training on OPUS/SIMLOX Software
1.0 Scope
The scope of this effort is to provide multiple end-user training courses for the Opus Suite of software for employees of NSWC Crane. All courses will be conducted on-site at a location provided by NSWC Crane and with in-person participants and instructors. Dates of the training must be agreed upon between the vendor and the Workforce Development Branch of Human Resources at NSWC Crane, but must occur between the date of award – 01 September 2027.
All training courses must be conducted within normal working hours (0800 – 1600).
1.1 Background
The Workforce Development Branch of the Human Resources Office at NSWC Crane is responsible for providing training for all of the NSWC Crane civilian workforce. The courses required in this contract supports the Product Support & Logistics community who are the users of this software.
Each class will have a minimum of 4 students and maximum of 10 students per offering. For courses that do not meet the minimum student count (4 students) two weeks prior to the training event, the course will either be rescheduled for a later date (at a date agreeable between the government and the vendor) or cancelled, at the government’s discretion without penalty.
Vendor must invoice within 10 business days upon completion of each course.
2.0 Applicable Documents
The documents listed in this section are applicable to this SOW. While every effort has been made to ensure the completeness of this list, document users are cautioned they must meet all specified requirements documents as cited in this SOW, whether or not they are listed. In the event of conflict between the documents referenced herein and the contents of the SOW, the contents of the SOW shall prevail:
- NSWC Crane Training Roster
3.0 Requirements
3.1 Training Courses
Upon initial award, the vendor will provide a single on-site/in-person course offering of each of the below courses:
3-day “OPUS10 Basic”: Course must provide an introduction to spare parts management and foundational skills for using the OPUS10 software for parts optimization. Basic logistics modeling and functionality overview must be provided.
3-day “OPUS10 Advanced”: An extension of the Basic training, the Advanced training must cover more complex logistics scenarios and analyze the effect on system performance and costs to include phased scenarios, functional breakdowns, and product configurations.
3-day “SIMLOX Basic”: Course must provide a basic introduction to the SIMLOX software and potential use cases to include modeling concepts and highly interactive exercises for employees to understand when SIMLOX would be advantageous for their workload needs.
3-day “SIMLOX Advanced”: An extension of the SIMLOX Basic, this course should provide current SIMLOX users with the ability to model more complex logistics scenarios and cover functional breakdowns, mission dependency, transfer of assets, statistical evaluation, and preventative maintenance using SIMLOX.
All courses above must be conducted on dates agreed upon by the RTA of this contract and vendor at a time between the date of contract award through 01 September 2027. All courses shall be conducted within normal working hours, but preferably between the hours of 0800 – 1600.
3.2 Training Materials
The vendor is responsible for providing training as identified above that is in accordance with the latest technical guidance for each class instructed. If required, the vendor shall provide a temporary license for OPUS/SIMLOX or a virtual learning environment that can be used within the training in addition to the supporting materials referenced in the class, such as class schedule, instructional handouts, textbooks/resource materials, and copies of all class presentations (both in print or electronically) used in the presentation of the course.
3.3 Training Venue
For on-site training courses, the government will provide a professional training facility that meets the classroom needs of the instructor with a reasonable quantity of standard classroom materials (i.e. flip chart paper, markers, classrooms set up, etc.) and in conformance to any classroom furniture setup required. The vendor must provide classroom material expectations for their facilitation of each applicable course at the time of quote submission.
4.0 Government Furnished Material
The government will provide a roster of all registered students for each course. The course instructor will be responsible for ensuring the students have signed the roster each day of the course and following the classroom instructions provided to ensure the roster is returned to the Workforce Development Branch personnel. Additionally, the government will provide computers for the temporary software to be installed on for training purposes.
5.0 Technical Point of Contact
Heather Strange, heather.e.strange3.civ@us.navy.mil, 812-227-9737
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