AFC_HMT_Course_SOW.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a Hazardous Materials: Technician training course to be delivered at Whiteman Air Force Base. The contractor must provide and conduct one complete course consisting of at least 50 instructional hours for up to 14 students, with target delivery dates of August 1-14, 2026, and a final schedule to be coordinated with the unit Point of Contact. The contractor is responsible for supplying fully certified and qualified instructors, 14 complete and current student textbook packages, all necessary course documentation including sign-in rosters and course outlines prior to course start, and certification testing meeting accredited standards such as Pro-Board or IFSAC. Additionally, the contractor must administer the certification examination, process all required documentation with the appropriate accrediting agency on behalf of students, issue official certification certificates to successful completers, and provide a final report to the unit POC detailing course completion and certification status within 14 days of course completion.
Whiteman AFB is responsible for student and scheduling coordination, including ensuring all registered students are available for the entire course duration, providing student registration information to the contractor, and designating a primary POC for on-site logistics coordination. The government will also provide a suitable classroom facility equipped with appropriate seating and standard audio/visual equipment, access to outdoor or practical training areas as mutually agreed upon, and ensure contractor personnel have required base access and access to all designated training locations for the course duration.
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25 March 2026 Statement of Work (SOW)
1. Contractor Responsibilities
The following services and materials will be provided by the Contractor for Whiteman AFB
Fire Protection personnel:
• 1.1. Course Delivery:
• Provide and conduct one (1) complete Hazardous Materials: Technician course, consisting of at least 50 instructional hours, for up to fourteen (14) students.
• The course must be delivered on-site at Whiteman Air Force Base.
• The target dates for this training are 1 August 2026 - 14 August 2026. The final schedule will be coordinated between the contractor and the unit Point of Contact
(POC).
• Utilize fully certified and qualified instructors to deliver all course instruction and to facilitate all required practical, hands-on exercises.
• 1.2. Student Materials and Documentation:
• Supply fourteen (14) complete and current student textbook packages required for the course.
• Provide all necessary course documentation, including sign-in rosters, course outlines, and training schedules to the unit POC prior to the start of the course.
• 1.3. Certification and Reporting:
• Provide certification testing that meets accredited standards (e.g., Pro-Board, IFSAC, or equivalent state/national certification).
• Administer the required certification examination to all attending students at the conclusion of the course.
• Process all required documentation for certification with the appropriate accrediting agency on behalf of the students.
• Issue official certification certificates to all students who successfully complete the course requirements and pass the final examination.
• Provide the unit POC with a final report detailing course completion and certification status for all attending personnel within fourteen (14) days of course completion.
2. Government (Whiteman AFB) Responsibilities
The following will be provided by Whiteman AFB personnel to facilitate the training:
• 2.1. Student and Scheduling Coordination:
• Ensure all registered students are available and present for the entire duration of the course.
• Provide registration information for all students to the contractor as required.
• Designate a primary Point of Contact (POC) to coordinate all on-site logistics and scheduling with the contractor's instructors.
• 2.2. Facility and Access:
• Provide a suitable and adequate classroom facility, equipped with appropriate seating and standard audio/visual equipment, to accommodate all students and instructors.
• Provide access to necessary outdoor or practical training areas, as mutually agreed upon, for hands-on exercises.
• Ensure contractor personnel have the required access to Whiteman AFB and all designated training locations for the duration of the course.
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