Attachment 9 - Key and Non-Key Personnel Qualifications.pdf
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- South Florida Waterfront and Maritime Operations Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N00167-24-R-0016
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This document provides key and non-key personnel qualifications required for the South Florida Waterfront and Maritime Operations contract opportunity. The solicitation seeks a variety of technical and administrative personnel to support operations at a Navy test range. Key personnel include a Program Manager holding a bachelor's degree with ten years' experience, preferably as a project manager at a Navy test range. Non-key personnel requirements include three years' experience for roles such as weight handlers, fabricators, machinists, maintenance technicians, electricians, boat operators, marine mechanics, instrumentation technicians, engineers, and GIS specialists. The Administrative Assistant role requires three years' experience. The solicitation number is N00167-24-R-0016 and was issued by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command for maritime and waterfront operations support at a South Florida location.
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RFP N0016724R0016
Attachment 9
Key and Non-Key Labor Categories & Qualifications
South Florida Waterfront and Maritime Operations
(SFWMO)
KEY PERSONNNEL
Program/Program Manager (e-Craft Code: MANP2)
Serves as the primary point of contact (POC) for SFOMF local and onsite technical administration of the contract with respect to contractor staff supervision, safety, security, training, work assignments, timekeeping, and interactions/communications with and reporting to
SFOMF Site Director, Branch Head, and COR. Attendance at weekly Projects and Operations meeting is mandatory, where current and future projects and operations are discussed, and any changes in schedule and work priorities.
Desired Education and Experience: Master’s Degree in Engineering, Scientific, or a Technical
Management discipline with five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Scientific, or a
Management discipline with ten (10) years’ experience, preferably as a project manager at a navy test range.
Proposed Program Manager Name:
# Question Answer
1 Does your proposed Program Manager have a
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, the Sciences or a technical management discipline?
☐YES
☐NO
2 Does your proposed Program Manager have 5 years’ experience as a project manager?
☐YES
☐NO
3 Does your proposed Program Manager have a
Master’s Degree in Engineering, the Sciences, or a
Technical Management Discipline?
☐YES
☐NO
4 Does your proposed Program Manager have 10 years’ experience as a Program Manager?
☐YES
☐NO
5 Is your proposed Program Manager’s experience at a
Navy Test Range? If so, outline the extent below.
☐YES
☐NO
FOR ANY QUESTIONS TO WHICH YOU HAVE ANSWERED ‘YES’ ABOVE,
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SECTION
6 Please briefly describe how the candidate meets the requirements for question 2.
7 Please briefly describe how the candidate meets the requirements for question 4.
8 Please briefly describe how the candidate meets the requirements for question 5.
NON-KEY PERSONNEL
Program/Program Manager (Key Personnel) (eCRAFT code: MANP1)
Desired Education and Experience: Master’s Degree in Engineering, Scientific, or a Technical
Management discipline with three (3) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Scientific, or a
Management discipline with seven (7) years’ experience, preferably as a project manager at a navy test range
Weight Handling/Load Handling/Rigging (SCA occupation code: 23850)
Serves as a local subject matter expert to support and supervise suspended load operations using third party provided (logistics contract) waterfront cranes and related load handling operations, third party provided (logistics contract) ship mounted cranes and related load handling operations, and Government provided forklifts and related load handling operations, and third party provided (logistics contract) rigging gear management including inspections, load testing, and replacement/retirement recommendations.
Shall maintain and operate, forklifts, weight handling equipment, material handling equipment, and material storage containers and spaces; Shall be knowledgeable and have experience with forklifts and overhead cranes; Loading and unloading machinery and materials from trucks, ships, or storage using material moving equipment. Shall have a Forklift Operators License, shall understand, and use standard crane hand signals, shall have a Driver’s License for usage of a Light Truck, shall assemble rigging to lift and move equipment or material.
Shall assemble rigging to lift or move equipment, material, and vehicles. Shall have the ability to select cables, slings, line, pulleys, blocks, sheaves, and winches according to the weight and size of the load, shall have the ability to attach pulleys and blocks to overhead structures such as beams, ceilings, and booms with bolts and clamps using hand tools or power tools. Shall have the ability to attach loads with grappling devices, loops, wire, slings, line, chain, and hooks to cranes and other lifting equipment, shall have the ability to give directions to bridge, operator, or hoisting engineer by hand signals, loud speaker, or telephone as required to ensure the safety of workers and material. Shall have the ability to splice line and wire rope to make or repair slings and tackle.
Desired Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
Fabricator/Welder (SCA occupation code: 23960)
Serves as a local subject matter expert to support construction of marine structures, and fixtures through the use of cutting, welding, grinding, drilling, and milling raw metals and other materials into a final assembly. Must be able to read and interpret mechanical drawings and specifications.
Desired to have knowledge of American Welding Society (AWS) methods and practices.
Desired Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
Machinist/CNC Operator (SAC occupation code: 23550)
Responsible for setting up, programming, operating and maintaining CNC mills and lathes.
Reviews and uses technical and CAD drawings, specifications and tolerances. Performs QA/QC measurements on parts. Should be experienced with tool vacuum/venting and tool cooling.
Must be experienced with non-magnetic materials including stainless steel, titanium, Delrin, and
G10 fiberglass.
Readiness and Maintenance Technician (SCA occupation code: 23530)
Responsible for maintaining shore based and ship based equipment, vehicles, and vessels in a state of readiness for facility usage. Repairing damage, mitigating corrosion caused by marine fouling and the effects of a coastal environment and destructive weather. Shall be knowledgeable and have experience with scraping, needle gunning, media blasting, and pressure washing; protective coatings, painting, and anti-foulants. Shall have experience in the lubrication of machinery, changing parts, or performing other routine machinery maintenance operations.
Desired Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
Electrician/Marine Electrician (SCA occupation code 23160)
Installs, maintains, troubleshoots and repairs both shipboard and shore side electrical circuits, conduits, data circuits, jacks, lighting, and electrical equipment such as generators, transformers, distribution panels, circuit breakers. Uses a variety of hand tools, power tools, testing and diagnostic equipment. Able to read blueprints, technical diagrams, circuit and electrical plans.
Must be licensed and have knowledge of electrical code.
Desired Education and Experience: Master electrician and seven (7) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: Journeyman electrician and five (5) years’ experience.
Boat Operators/Captains (eCRAFT Code: BTO)
Shall be United States Coast Guard (USCG) licensed as an Operator of Uninspected Passenger
Vessels (OUPV), also known as the six-passenger or 6-pack license for smaller harbor security craft and licensed as a USCG Master (50-Ton) with a near coastal rating for larger range calibration/source craft.
Desired Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
Marine Mechanic/Marine HVAC/Marine Electrical/Marine Technician (SCA occupation codes: 23410, 23530)
Responsible for the maintenance and repair of marine mechanical, electrical, and HVAC systems onboard 28-foot twin outboard harbor security patrol boats and a 46-foot diver charter style boat with twin Cummins diesels.
Desired Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
Instrumentation Technicians (SCA occupation code: 23460)
Serves as local subject matter expert for the maintenance and calibration of marine electronics and related systems. Experience shall include the maintenance, assembly, troubleshooting, repairing, installation, and cleaning of electronics components, marine antennas and cabling, telephone/telecom, and printed circuit boards, experience with mega-ohmmeters, radios, radars, video cameras, fiber optics, buried cabling and in-water cabling mechanical splices, electrical splices, and fiber optic splices.
Desired Education and Experience: seven (7) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: five (5) years’ experience.
Ocean, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineers (eCRAFT code: E1)
Responsible for design, specification, and oversight of ship alterations, pressure vessels, sensor systems, marine cabling and connector systems through the use of solid modeling, finite element analysis, and computational fluid dynamics. Desired to have experience with offshore structures, anchoring and mooring systems, underwater vehicle design, corrosion resistant materials, wave mechanics, motions, and their effect on offshore structures, and cable strumming. Desired to have experience with data acquisition systems, electromagnetics, and circuit board design.
Desired Education and Experience: Master’s Degree in Engineering and seven (7) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and five (5) years’ experience.
Administrative Assistant (SCA occupation code: 01020)
Serves as the front desk receptionist for visitor/guest sign-in and badging/security, answering phones, accepting incoming deliveries and mail, contractor employee sign-in/sign-out, contractor timekeeping, maintain ERP account for shipping, maintain DISS account for processing
SECNAC 5512 forms, maintain office supply stocks, records maintenance and destruction, prepping office space for guests and new hires.
Desired Education and Experience: Associates degree and five (5) years’ experience.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
GIS Specialist (SCA occupation code: 30030)
The GIS Specialist shall be able to transform between geographical and projected coordinate systems, create, manipulate, and edit vector based data such as point, line, and polygon shapefiles or arrays of each, create, manipulate, and edit raster based data such as geotiff, bathymetric attributed grid, ESRI GRID, LIDAR, digital elevation models (DEM), and remote sensing. Shall be able to geoprocess raster based data to create contours, hill shading with hypsometric tinting or categorized depth color maps, and perform raster math. Shall have experience creating and maintaining both flat file and personal geodatabase storage systems, create, document, and distribute custom GIS toolboxes with either Model Builder or Python.
GIS Specialist shall have experience with specialized fonts, color combinations, and spatial layouts for presentation quality visual display of quantitative information.
Desired Education and Experience: Certificate of GIS with five (5) years’ experience focused on nautical or ocean related GIS.
Required Education and Experience: three (3) years’ experience.
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