Attachment D Example R4 RX WS_Agenda.xlsx

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USDA FS Region 4 Prescribed Fire Training Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
1282B124Q0022
Issued by
Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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This document outlines requirements for a federal contract opportunity with the USDA Forest Service. The solicitation seeks a contractor to provide prescribed fire training services for Region 4, including planning and instructing trainings, providing hands-on field experience, logistical support for training sites and facilities, developing customized educational presentations, conducting staff rides and reviewing burn plans, archiving documentation, mentoring in prescribed fire, participating in program reviews, and creating targeted field exercises. The resultant contract will be a firm-fixed price IDIQ with a 5-year ordering period. The government intends to award approximately 5 IDIQs to multiple contractors. Quotes are due by March 15, 2024 and are to be sent electronically to the provided contracting point of contact.

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Attachment F Example_Burn Plan Writing Workshop.docx DOCX document
Attachment G Example_BurnPlanWriting_Agenda.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Attachment I Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan_Draft_R4_01182024.pdf PDF
Attachment H Example_Integrated Prescribed Fire Workshop Agenda.docx DOCX document
Attachment E Example_BBWS Agenda.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Attachment B Contractor Quote Breakdown worksheet.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
1282B124Q0022_final_2.29.24.pdf PDF
Attachment C Performance WS_RX Fire Training Support_R4_01182024.pdf PDF
Attachment A SOI_RX Fire Training Support_001302024_SK.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
1282B124Q0022_SOL Body_FINAL.pdf PDF

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Agenda updated April 2023

DayTimesHr:MinActivityCadreIntentEquipment/Supply NeedsPOC
Day 1 - June 50800-083030Welcome and Intent of the WorkshopRO StaffIntent of the WS: Building the alignment needed to move the dial; recognize the WCS and emergency to addres the threat of fire; priorities of congress, the chief, and R4Coffee, water, etc.
0830-091545Introduce Participants (40)1Make list for students (3 bullets) to cover nothing else
0915-093520Introduce Cadre1Make list for students (3 bullets) to cover nothing else
0935-100025Break
1000-11001:00Workshop BriefingIC1Provide brief overview on how the workshop will flow
Planning Ops / Field Ops1Provide operational plan
Safety1Provide safety plan (Get with Regional SOF for approval)
Logistics/Communications1 to 2Provide logistical plan and commo plan (Avenza map and google pin drops)
Expectations / Approach1Challenge ourselves to embrace the growth mindset; share; network, document your reponses; continue to build post WS (Cover the 5 objectives for the workshop)
1100-112020Break
1120-12301:10Exercise 1:POC - 1 Facilitators - 1 to 2To construct a shared foundation of the problems that their Forests are facing. See outline when facilitating these conversations.Flips
1230-14001:30LUNCH
1400-143030Exercise 1: Part 2POC - 1 Facilitators - 1 to 21) Similarities among the 12 groups, 2) Root causes of the threats, 3) Influence of climate change, 4) Is this perspective shared across the Forest? 5) Effects of a shared perspective.Flips
1430-151545Exercise 2:POC - 1 Facilitators - 1 to 2Consider some prework, such as podcasts. Include prompts.Flips
1515-153015Break
1530-160030Presentation:2Aids in guiding the Why we're here
1600-170060Partnerships in Prescribed Fire2Obj 1-5. Need time to discuss the agreements needed on your Forest to be successful.Handouts?
1700-173030Cadre MeetingEvaluate the day and adjust plan for tomorrow
Day 2 - June 60800-081010Review Day 1 / Brief for Day 21Set the students up with the intent of exercise 3.Coffee, water, etc.
0810-09151:05Growth of a Program1 to 2Compare and contrast - What are they doing differently than your program? Record what it is that you could apply to your Forest. Make time for group discussion.
0915-094025Break
0940-10401:00Exercise 3: Key PlayersPOC - 1, Facilitators - 1 to 2Flips
1040-110525Break
1105-12101:05Complexity Analysis2 to 3Comprehension of what the preparer needs from each team player to develop a solid CA; know their roles; understand the intent/value. Teams should have a hard copy of a complexity analysis from their home unit.
1210-13301:20LUNCH
1330-14401:10Presentation on Liability1 to 2Comprehension and awareness of liability in planning and implementation. Tailor more to include the resource specialists and AA, think libility in NEPA. Recognize how our current culture impacts our NEPA decisions.
1440-150020Break
1500-155050Engaging the Public in Prescribed Fire1Comprehension; opportunity to compare and contrast; set them up for constructing a vision.
1540-160020Break
1600-164545Outreach Examples: Email, Newspaper, Website, YouTube, Facebook, Signage1 Lead, Forests Present OutCompare and contrast opportunity. Provide a PPT that shows examples of each form of media (what, when, who, why, where)/ Have Forests report out on what they are doing
1645-170015Short Presentation1
1700-171010Brief on expectations for tomorrow1PPE, Lunch, Fuel, location pins/maps, Clothing, Hard Hats?, Portalets?
1710-174030Cadre MeetingCadreEvaluate the day and adjust plan for tomorrow
Day 3 - June 70700-09452:50Travel: Field SiteBathroom options
0950-103040Field Site2 to 4Obj 4, 5. Theme: moving to the right locations will involve speedbumps in the short term. Longterm benefits on the way with these stressers.Print Maps/Visual Aids
1030-112050Gold Team: Declaration Station1 to 3Print Maps/Visual Aids
White Team:Complexity Analysis Station1 to 2Create a 3rd station (NEPA) for planners and specialists (16).Print Maps/Visual Aids
Green Team: Contingency Station1 to 2Break into 3 groups to facilitate engagementPrint Maps/Visual Aids
1120-120545Gold Team: LUNCH
White Team:LUNCH
Green Team: LUNCH
1205-125550Gold Team: Contingency Station1 to 2
White Team:Complexity Analysis Station1 to 2
Green Team: Declaration Station1 to 3
1255-131015Break (Pottie and load up)
1310-141060Travel: Field Site
1410-15101:00Presentation: Smart NEPA2 to 4Obj 2, 4, 5. Cover new CE Authorities and the Forest Wide RX NEPA effort. How to construct efficient more effective NEPA. Provide numerous nuggets from various Forests
1510-18303:20Load up in vehicles and TravelEach vehicle Chief of Party Check in with safety after arriving back at the hotel
1830-190030Cadre MeetingCadreEvaluate today and adjust plan for tomorrow
Day 4 June 80800-083030Review yesterday1Walk to Local Park for Exercise
0830-10302:00Problem Solving Exercise:1Example: Obj 1-5. How would you go about addressing this problem. Make this a solution-driven exercise. How do we get the desired outcome-based treatments.
1030-110030Break
1100-12151:15Application Story: Planning and coordination meetings1 to 2Example: Describe how the Host Site conducts daily planning meetings, completes their 2A, and updates AAs. Who is in these calls and planning meetings and why? How are these meeting building alignment? Be sure that we tie the specialist and planners into this discussion.
1215-14001:45LUNCH
1400-150060Presentation: Migratory Birds and TES1 to 2Awareness and comprehension of the policy, laws, and roles. Ensure the TES are covered.
1500-151515Break
1515-16151:00Burn Plan Development - Key Points2 to 3Obj 4. How and where does the NEPA get brought into the burn plan? Roles of the AA, BB, FMO, Fuels Spec, etc.
1615-17301:15Presentation2 to 3Obj 2-5.
1730-180030Cadre MeetingCadreEvaluate the day and adjust plan for tomorrow
Day 5 - June 90800-081010Review yesterday and brief for today1Coffee, water, etc.
0810-085545Exercise 4: Defining Your VisionPOC - 1 - Facilitators - 1 to 2Obj 5. Develop within individual Forest units; report out. Help the groups get started by sharing results from the Fall Fuels Meeting.Flips
0855-091520Break
0915-10451:30Exercise 5: Defining Your StrategyPOC - 1 - Facilitators - 1 to 2Obj 5. Develop within individual Forest units; report out.Flips, Share some examples (Rick Lint math)
1045-110015Break
1100-115050AAR of the Workshop1
1150-123545Workshop Wrap Up1 to 2Talking points, cover Obj 1-5. Highlighting significant teachable moments; discuss the confidence/competence loop; describe the future of RX across R4.
1235-14001:25LUNCH
1400-16002:00Cadre Meeting1Evaluate the workshop; discuss the future.

Topics-Measures

Objectives
1Recognize the urgent need to increase pace and scale of prescribed fire and fuels treatments in order to address the Wildfire CrisisWhy
2Recognize the impact of culture on the Forest ability to plan and implement effectivelyAwareness
3Contrast the outcomes of programs demonstrating alignment amongst all players involved in planning and implementation of prescribed fireAnalysis
4Identify the tools and applications for successful planning and implementationComprehension
5Construct a shared vision and the corresponding strategies needed to achieve the visionSynthesizingschedule time; check points, plan for failures
Dustin's Brainstorm in Developing the Draft AgendaTime (hours)Audience
R4 RX Program Review2All
Exercise: Alignment3All
Exercise: Vision/Strategy4All
National and Regional Perspective and Policy1.2All
Integration1.5All
Exercise: Key Players (Internals and Partners)1All
Migratory Birds and WBP2All
Roles of the AA / Roles of Line Officer (theme throughout)1.5All
Complexity Analysis1.2AA, Fire
2A1AA, Fire
Burn Plans - key aspects5All
AnalyticsFire
Internal and External Communication1.2All
Liability1.1All
AA Desk Operations0.75AA, Fire
Options for Increasing Capacity (Codes, Agmts, SFO, Sharing)0.75AA, Fire
Exercise: Declaration Exercises2All
Success Story: Growing an RX Prgrm (FIF)1.5All
Success Story: Planning Meeting (PAF)1All
AAR1.2All
Smart NEPA: Efficient, Effective, Integrated2RS
Reminder - breaks are esential toabsorption and fueling creativity5All
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Steps

Course Dates XX
To Do ListAssignedDueStatus
Identify cadre, presenters, and VIPs
Set aside funding to cover contractor and misc. costs - Contract
Reserve hotel guest rooms and 2 conference rooms ( 1-L, 1-S)
Recruit participants
Ensure all hotel guest rooms are reserved
Notify Forests of site visits and identify key speakers
Prepare 1st draft of agenda
Brief the cadre on the workshop dates, role, etc.
Set up Teams Calls with Cadre
Develop clear objectives
Establish date for pre-workshop site visit to recon hotel, and field sites.
Visit Field Sites
Establish travle routes and provide georeferenced pins or maps to various sites
Visit hotel conference rooms; classroom set up; establish supply and equipment needs
Develop the 6 Excercises
Recruit participants
Develop Medical Plan
Develop JHA
Transportation - Vehicle needs (capabilities, equipment, supplies, etc.)
Prepare opening remarks with Fire Director and Regional Forester or Deputy Regional Forester
Prepare closing remarks
Develop contingencies for weather days

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