Attach 1 Salient Characteristics.pdf
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This document appears to be the Salient Characteristics for SERE Escape Sheds at Fairchild AFB, WA, which provides detailed requirements for the design and construction of these training sheds. The key details are:
The Government has a requirement for "Escape" sheds to facilitate SERE training in order to prepare aircrew and airmen for modern holding facilities and the "Peer Threat." The sheds must meet specific dimensional, construction, and functional requirements, including an outdoor, transportable design with an exterior door, windows, lighting, and an attic and crawl space. The sheds are intended to provide a realistic training environment for learning Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures to combat the threat of urban/captive environments. This document is attached to Solicitation Number FA462024QA930, which is seeking vendors to provide these SERE "Escape" sheds.
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SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS
FOR
SERE Escape Sheds
May 2024
Salient Characteristics For
SERE Escape Sheds
Fairchild AFB, WA
1. BACKGROUND: Current ‘Escape” training is becoming increasingly challenged by advanced capabilities and modern holding facilities of our ‘Peers’. To adequately train our aircrew and airmen, we are encouraged and required by DODI 5000.92 and newly updated USAF course training standards to update and innovate our training capability.
2. OBJECTIVES: To create a modern-day training facility able to facilitate the teaching, studying, and research Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) capable of combatting the ‘Peer Threat’ of modern holding facilities in the Urban/Captive Environment and the USAF increased training standards.
3. REQUIREMENTS:
Escape Sheds: These sheds are required to house and facilitate the training through practical exercises both ‘in’ and ‘out’ of training scenarios. Each shed must meet the following requirements:
a) Shed must be between 8’ x 8’ to 9’ x 9’ in dimensions. No taller than 12’.
b) Shed must be outdoor variety with waterproof roofing. Roof may be flat or angled.
c) Sheds must be transportable via forklift.
d) Exterior door must be between 30”-32” x 76”-80” in size. Must have a metal frame and metal hinges. Must have 2 locks, one a 5-pin pin-tumbler style keyed doorknob lock and other must have 5-pin pin-tumbler style dead bolt lock.
e) Must have two windows on different facing walls. They must be horizontal slide two pane glass or see through plastic. Size must be between 3’-4’wide by 3’-4’ tall.
f) Must have a flat ceiling covered with drywall or equivalent and have a small attic space at least 2’ in height at tallest point.
g) Must have basement crawl space minimum 6”.
h) Must have internal lighting with minimum of two functioning light fixtures that are able to be plugged in to external power source with standard 110v cord. No outlets in the shed are required.
i) Concept of design is a wood structure.
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