ADDENDA 02 - FIRST ORDER PWS (SBT22).pdf

Naval Special Warfare Group 4, Special Boat Team 22 RT-4 Readiness Assessment (RA)

1. BACKGROUND

1.1 Naval Special Warfare Group 4 (NSWG-4), Special Boat Team 22 (SBT-22) requires exercise support services to include role players, materials, vessels, vehicles, and target site coordination in support of the RT-4 Readiness Assessment.

2. OBJECTIVES

2.1 The Government intends to award a firm-fixed price task order to provide SBT-22 with exercise support for the period of performance described below in order to support the RT-4 RA and sustain Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crew Members expertise IAW Naval Special Warfare Group 4 Command directives and orders.

3. SCOPE

3.1 The Contractor shall provide the personnel, management, materials, equipment, services, and facilities (not otherwise provided by the Government) necessary to enable NSWG-4 and SBT-22 to execute the RT-4’s RA exercise.

4. REQUIREMENTS

4.1 The contractor shall provide following role player and role player support personnel.

4.1.1 Exercise Planner / Project Manager. Contractor shall typically provide exercise planning support services, utilizing an exercise planner / project manager with experience participating in at least two previous Navy Special Warfare or Special Operations Force collective training assessment exercises. SECRET security clearance is required for this position.

Exercise Planners shall be United States Citizens. Exercise planners coordinate all role player activities and issue contractor-provided equipment.

Exercise planners coordinate and interface routinely with the Government’s primary exercise planner, at a minimum on a daily basis.

4.1.2 Role Player Personnel. All contractor-provided role players shall possess prior law enforcement, military, or other similar experience. Any language requirement outside of English will be specified in task order. At a minimum, all Role Players shall be proficient in the operation of weapons systems (such as small arms weapons/simulators) which they will operate during exercises. SECRET security clearance may be required for Role Players, when specified at the task order level. All Role Players shall be United States Citizens. Quantities and types of role players along with schedules of support will be identified in the individual task orders.

Typical roles will include American citizens (AMCIT), high value targets/individuals (HVI), opposition forces (OPFOR), Department of State (DOS) personnel, law enforcement, local nationals, etc. Contractor shall provide role player support appropriate to the exercise scenarios being executed; this shall include appropriate age, gender, nationality, and attire appropriate to the global regions defined during exercise planning.

All role player personnel shall be physically able and willing to operate in austere rural, urban, or maritime environments and under various weather conditions.

Date Location Quantity Type Duration Mission

18SEPT21 STENNIS SPACE

CENTER,

WESTERN

MANEUVER AREA

OPFOR

8 HRS LTT

20SEPT21 PEARL RIVER

(DET E)

10 OPFOR 8 HRS RECCE/ISR

20SEPT21 JORDAN RIVER

(DET F)

10 OPFOR 8 HRS RECCE/ISR

21SEPT21 PEARL RIVER

(DET E)

10 OPFOR 8 HRS HIDE/ISR/

LPOP

21SEPT21 PEARL RIVER

(DET F)

10 OPFOR 8 HRS VBSS

22SEPT21 PEARL RIVER

(SOCR E)

10 OPFOR 8 HRS VI

22SEPT21 PEARL RIVER

(SOCR F)

10 CASEV

AC

8 HRS CSAR

23SEPT21 PORT BIENVILLE 20 OPFOR 8 HRS INS/EXT

4.1.2 Contractor shall ensure that its employees understand that as part of this training exercise, personal and/or scenario data may be collected and will be used for training purposes only. NSWG-4 personnel will collect biometric data of role players. Contractor shall obtain written participation consent from its employees and provide written consent forms.

4.1.3 Contractor shall obtain and provide service transportation waivers from its employees. Service transportation waivers shall indicate that its employees understand that as part of the exercise they may be required to ride in tactical military vehicles including waterborne craft and aircraft.

4.1.4 Contractor shall provide role player and role player support personnel who are physically able and willing to operate in austere rural, urban, or maritime environments and under various weather conditions.

4.2 Contractor shall provide the following materials and equipment:

4.2.1 5 assault style rifles (AK47 or M4) with blank fire adapters and 1500 rounds of blank ammunition. 5 assault style riles with simunition barrels and 1500 rounds of simunition. These riles will be used for events scheduled 20-24 September 2021.

4.2.2 Two Vehicle mounted blank crew served weapon (M240, 50cal) with blank fire adapters and a minimum of 1800 rounds of blank ammunition or simulated air/gas powered equivalent.

4.2.3 Two vehicles capable of mounting afore-mentioned crew served weapons.

Vehicles must be capable of 4x4 off road operation. One winch is recommended, but not required

4.2.4 All Vessel Standard Vessel: Shall be 50 to 90ft overall length for a period of two days. Vessel shall have a cruise speed of no less than 10 knots with a minimum range of 300 nautical miles. Maintaining cruising speed means the vessel shall be able to run at speed for duration of event (6-8 hrs). Vessel shall have at a minimum a properly working Raymarine, Simrad, Furuno, or Garmin Radar. Radar shall have a range of 24nm or greater. Allow for use of simunition or blank ammunition both external and internal of vessel. Crew of vessel shall be provided by contractor. Minimum crew required to maintain sustained vessel operations for 3-4 days. Ship master required to hold current USCG credentials for contracted vessel gross tons to include applicable requirements under US Code of Federal Regulations Maritime Titles (CFR 33/

CFR 46/ CFR 49).

4.2.5 Opposing Force Vessel: Vessel shall be center console style 30-45ft overall length for a period of one day. Vessel shall be capable of maintaining a minimum cruising speed of 20 knots in either open ocean or riverine areas with a minimum range of 100 nautical miles. Vessel shall be used in riverine and shall have less than 5ft draft and bridge clearance of 13ft. Vessel shall have at a minimum a properly working Raymarine, Simrad, Furuno, or Garmin Radar. Radar shall have a range of 24nm or greater. Allow for use of simunition or blank ammunition both external and internal of vessel. Crew of vessel shall be provided by contractor. Minimum of 2 crew with vessel coxswain qualified on contracted vessel. These vessels may be utilized for up to 12 hrs. per day.

4.2.4 The Contractor shall provide requested flight hours (Ten hours on-station) of manned Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Simulated Close Air Support (SIMCAS) over water and land in areas requested. Flight hours will consist of four (4) hours on- station time per day. All local transit time to and from the target area will be included in the total hours. Transit time to position the ISR aircraft to and from the training site should be included in the Contractor’s proposal. The ISR aircraft will be capable of providing realistic tactical scenarios that closely replicate the characteristics of the environments encountered by SOF during ongoing combat operations overseas by simulating Theatre specific ISR, CAS, Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC), Call For Fire (CFF) and indirect fire surface assets.

4.2.5 Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) kits: 1 SSE kit that shall include computers, simulated weapons, simulated explosives equipment, Identification cards, pocket litter, and cell phones.

4.2.6 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for all Role Players/contracted personnel involved in the discharge of pyrotechnics, blank ammunition, and ultimate training munitions (UTM).

4.2.7 Ten Pyrotechnics to simulate impact effects. Ten simulated RPGs.

4.2.8 Moulage Effects for identified six role players. Moulage effects will include burns, lacerations, and bullet wounds for extremities, head, and torso. All moulage effects will be determined by Government medical representative no less than 1 day prior to use in exercise.

4.3 The contractor will provide catering:

4.3.1 For 30 personnel for dinner on September 17, 2021 at one location.

4.3.2 For 60 personnel for Breakfast and 90 personnel for lunch and dinner on

September 18, 2021 split between two specified locations.

4.3.3 For 90 personnel split between two specified location on September 19, 2021

4.3.4 For 90 personnel split between two specified location on September 20, 2021.

4.3.5 For 90 personnel split between two specified location on September 21, 2021.

4.3.6 For 90 personnel split between two specified location on September 22, 2021.

4.3.7 For 90 personnel split between two specified location on September 23, 2021.

4.3.8 For 50 personnel split between two specified location ending at breakfast on

September 24, 2021.

4.3.9 Due to COVID 19 the Contractor shall provide hot plate meals or adequate staff to serve breakfast each day.

4.3.10 Due to COVID-19 Contractor shall provide hot plate meals or adequate staff to serve lunch each day.

4.3.11 Due to COVID-19 Contractor shall provide hot plate meals or adequate staff to serve dinner each day.

4.3.12 Contractor shall provide 85 additional portable lunches, split between two locations, per day on September 19-23.

4.3.13 Beverages shall be included in meal service; juice and milk for the breakfast service, coffee (throughout the day), unsweetened brewed iced tea and electrolyte replenishing beverage for lunch and dinner service, and water with all meals (> 64 ounces per person per day).

4.3.14 Contractor shall provide a two-hour serving window per meal.

4.3.15 Food services prepared in accordance with the most current USSOCOM

Performance Menu Standards and NSW and guidance from the NSWG-4 Registered Performance Dietitian (RPD). Sample menu to be provided to the RPD via the COR NLT 30 days in advance of each event. Final menu will be approved by the RPD 14 days prior to start date

5 CONTRACTOR TRAVEL

5.1 Contractor travel is authorized for: One Exercise Coordinator and Two Assistant Planners to include movement from primary residence to exercise location for the duration of the exercise and return to primary residence.

5.2 Contractor costs for Government authorized travel are included in this contract. All travel shall be in accordance with FAR 31.205-46 and applicable travel regulations (Joint, Federal or Standardized). Contractor payment claims shall include applicable documentation to support actual costs incurred (e.g. airfare and hotel/lodging receipts) as well as any receipts valued at or above $75.00. Failure to provide appropriate documentation may result in loss of reimbursement of travel expenses.

5.3 Contractor maybe required to provide additional information relating to any provided travel estimate or any submitted travel expenditure and shall comply with submitted request.

6 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

Training will be conducted in the vicinity of the greater Mississippi Gulf Coast region and its waterways. Specific locations may include:

New Orleans, LA Slidell, LA Pearl River, LA Stennis, MS Picayune, MS Port Fourchon, LA Gulfport, MS NASA Michoud, LA All Islands off the Gulf Coast of MS and LA

7 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE is from 17 to 24 September 2021