Attach 02 NET Training appendix ID0420024 Nov 23 2020.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 47QFSA-20-R-0011
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This document outlines requirements for a training program on tactical combat casualty care and casualty evacuation. The General Services Administration is soliciting proposals for an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide tactical combat casualty care casualty evacuation set training. The training will cover topics like knots, anchor selection, mechanical advantage, patient packaging, raises and lowers, vehicle extrication, tool use, breaching, lifting, and familiarization with medical devices. Offerors must register in the Assisted Acquisition Services Business Solutions Portal and provide registration details to the points of contact by January 1st, 2021 in order to access the full solicitation and submit a proposal. Past performance questionnaires are due by December 23rd, 2020. The award will be a single-award IDIQ contract.
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CASEVAC NET Training
The course will provide training for personnel to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate and employ all items within TCCC CASEVAC Set in a SOF environment to include combat and non-combat operations, to facilitate rescue and recovery, and provide TCCC levels of care to wounded personnel. (SOCOM Standard of Care)
Upon completion the students will demonstrate the capabilities of the Extraction, Mobility, Transportation, and Sustainment modules of the TCCC CASEVAC set enhancing their mission capabilities.
Administrative Considerations (Contractor)
Personnel: Minimum acceptable Student to Instructor Ratio is 7:1 Minimum contractor personnel present at a course is 2 Travel and lodging to/from destination (curriculum 4 days, plus travel)
Administrative Materials (Contractor) *1 per student
Training Manuals User Disk/Training Video End of course Survey Initial skills assessment questionnaire Post course skills assessment questionnaire Certificate of Completion 9.5mm Rope Short (6’) 1” Tubular Webbing (3’) 8mm Rope Short (6’) Potable Water
Consumable Training Materials (Contractor) *students responsible for own PPE
3 “Cut Cars” per group of 7 students Capability to refill lift bottles (Fire Department) Saw Blades (enough to conduct all training; Student proficiency dependent) Grinder Wheels (enough to conduct all training; Student proficiency dependent) Duckbill Anchors (3 per course) Ropes, webbing, and associated item replacements as needed CLASS VIII to successfully demonstrate the usage of the medical devices within the kit
(Drip sets, saline, power infuser cartridges, circuits, tubing, AA Batteries, etc.)
GFE and services that are program funded (Government Provided)
Transit of Training Equipment to/from Contractor storage facility Maintain extra repelling gloves for students (GFE) Maintain spare helmets for students (GFE) Training Equipment (Durable items not consumed during course execution – i.e. power tools, medical devices, etc. Final list of materials to be determined upon award)
Areas of Instruction:
E-2: Knots E-2: Anchor Selection/Mechanical Advantage E-2: Mechanical Advantage Ground Drills E-1: Patient Packaging / SKED Floatation E-1/2: Raises and Lowers E-2: Patient Lower/Haul Stations (Pick & Pivot/Horizontal Litter/Tied Full Body Harness) E-2: Patient Lower/Haul Stations Continued
E-2: FTX
E-2: Duckbills /Throw Bag E-3: Vehicle Extrication PP E-3: Tool Lab E-3: Rescue Breaching E-3: Lifting
E-3: FTX
CASEVAC Set: Equipment walkthrough / familiarization Transportation Kit: Medical device operation and employment Final FTX
TCCC CASEVAC New Equipment Draft Training Schedule Schedule provided as reference only. Contractor is permitted changes in accordance with their proposed curriculum. However, all critical training objectives will be maintained.
Tuesday
Time Subject NOTES
0800 - 0830 Introduction/Administration 0830 - 1000 Extraction Module II: Knots 1000 - 1100 Extraction Module II: Anchor Selection/Mechanical
Advantage 1100 - 1200 Extraction Module II Mechanical Advantage Ground
Drills 1200 - 1300 Lunch/Training Equipment Issue 1300 - 1330 Tower Safety 1330 - 1600 Extraction Module II: Raises and Lowers/Malfunction
Rope Jam Drills 1600 - 1700 Extraction Module I: Patient Packaging
Wednesday
Time Subject NOTES 0800 - 0830 Extraction Module II: Knot review 0830 - 1130 Extraction Module II: Tied Full Body Harness/Patient
Packaging Lowers & Hauls/Pick & Pivot/Horizontal Litter
1130 - 1230 Lunch 1230 - 1400 Continue: Extraction Module II: Tied Full Body
Harness/Patient Packaging Lowers & Hauls/Pick & Pivot/Horizontal Litter
1400 - 1500 Extraction Module I: Duck Bills/SKED Floatation/Throw Bag
1500 - 1530 Mission Brief/Prep 1530 - 1700 Extraction Module I & II: FTX
Thursday
Time Subject NOTES 0800 - 0900 Quiz Review and Knot Evaluation 0900 - 1000 Extraction Module III: Vehicle Extrication PPT 1000 - 1100 Extraction Module III: Tool Lab 1100 - 1200 Lunch 1200 - 1330 Extraction Module III: Rescue Breaching 1330 - 1400 Extraction Module III: Lifting 1400 – 1530 Extraction Module III: FTX 1530 - 1600 Brief Final FTX 1600 - 1700 Class: Transportation/Tempest
Friday
Time Subject NOTES 0800 - 0900 Class: Mobility /Transportation/Sustainment Kit
Walkthough 0900 -1200 Medical Device Employment and Familiarization 1200 - 1300 Lunch 1300 -
Final FTX: Rescue Breaching/Lifting/Rigging/M, T, S
1530 - 1600 Final Written Test
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