A1 STATEMENT OF WORK.pdf

Statement of Work (SOW) Boats Training Service

Background

The requirement is in support of the Commandant’s Force Design 2030. 1st LAR is tasked with becoming a Mobile Reconnaissance Battalion. End Result: This is training is required to accomplish HQMC’s objective of having a Maritime Reconnaissance Company. The courses allow Marines to maintain and operate the 11-meter Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB). The training is the certification that enables the Marines to work on these specific boats and operate them in training and contested environments. The courses are as follows:

- Advanced Maintainers

- Coxswain Level 2

Objectives

• The contract goal is to train and equip Marines with the required certifications in order to maintain and operate the 11-meter NSW RIB.

• The end result will be used to stand up a maritime recon company with qualified and trained Marines.

Scope Provide baseline skills needed to effectively operate and maintain 11-meter NSW RIBs in support of Maritime Reconnaissance Platoon and Maritime Reconnaissance Company.

Tasks Training must provide mastery of the following tasks aboard the 11-meter NSW RIB, including classroom lessons, practical application, test and evaluation.

• Maneuvering, Towing, Anchoring, Mooring and Trailering Practice

• Craft Pre and Post Light Training

• Craft Casualty Control

• Live and Notional Man Overboard

• Craft Radar/GPS Training and Usage

• Nautical Charts and Publications

• Navigational Aids and Piloting Training

• Dead Reckoning training and Practical application

• Voyage/Mission Planning and Briefing Practice

• Nautical Plotting and Plan of Intended Movement Practice.

• Advanced NSW 11 Meter NSW RHIB Systems Emergent

• Troubleshooting/Repair

• Calibration of the Kamewa Jets, Hydraulic System, and Caterpillar 3126 Diesel Engine.

Contracted trainers must have experience operating in Special Warefare Comatant Craft (SWCC) units and operational environments to provide training on integration with those units. They must be capable of ensuring the safety of Marines being trained, and able to conduct on the water training.

Task Example

3.1 Task Areas

Include specific titles of all tasks for required performance.

Task 4.1 Advanced Maintainers Course

Task 4.2 Coxswain Course

4.1 Task 2 – Advance Maintainer

• Kamewa FF280 mix characteristics

• Kamewa FF280 mix malfunction and solutions

• Adjustments of Kamewa FF280 mix impeller/water ring clearance

• Characteristics of hydraulic systems

• Hydraulic systems malfunctions and solutions

• Hydraulic pump removal and replacement

• Checking HSRC adjustment

• Calibration of hydraulics

• Electrical system characteristics, malfunctions and solutions

• Digital multimeter use and alternator testing

• Caterpillar 3126 characteristics

• Caterpillar 3126 malfunctions and solutions, compression testing, injector replacement, fuel sync and valve lash.

• Sea trials

4.2 Task 2 – Coxswain Level II

• Local Aids to Navigation

• Rules of the Road

• Nautical Publications

• Dead reckoning

• Navigation Tools and Their Uses

• Plotting/ Voyage Planning Practical (Carlsbad Stack)

• Dead Reckoning and Bearing/Range (LAB)

• Craft Characteristics/ Capabilities/Limitations

• Basic Boat Handling/Marine Band Communications (LAB)

• Line Handling/ Mooring/Seamanship/Casualty Control

• Anchoring

• Beaching

• Man overboard

• CRRC towing set up

• Radar/GPS and sonar employment

• Refueling operations

• Nighttime aids to navigation practical application.

Delivery

• Certificates.

• Course outline; schedule, course materials, to include but not limited to maintenance diagrams, technical diagrams, electronic diagrams.

• Deliver training service at Del Mar Boat Basin.

• Materials for the course should be given on training day 1. Certificate of completion should be given on the last day of the course. The training attendees will keep course materials.

Government-Furnished Property, Material, Equipment, or Information (GFP, GFM, GFE, or GFI) The government is providing 4 11M NSW RHIB and parts in order to execute the aforementioned training.

Security

N/A

Travel N/A

Special Material Requirements N/A

Other Unique Requirements N/A

Place of Performance Camp Pendleton Amphibious Vehicle Training Area (CPAVA) and Del Mar Boat Basin

Period of Performance Base Year: 15 July – 2 August 2024 Option Year 1: 15 July – 2 August 2025 Option Year 2: 15 July – 2 August 2026