ATTACHMENT D - Task Order 2 SOW.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK FOR FOUNDATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR

RESPONSIBLE USE OF SMALL MODULAR REACTOR TECHNOLOGY (FIRST)

INITIATIVE DESIGN OF FIRST TRAINING MODULES – Task Order 2

C.1. Purpose

The purpose of Task 2 is to create a curriculum consisting of 10 training modules, including where appropriate associated tabletop exercises and interactive learning materials. Along with traditional classroom- and webinar-based training and asynchronous learning platforms, these modules could include, among other modalities, study tours, consultancies, or in-country training with US entities such as universities, government institutions, laboratories, or industry.

Innovative and interactive approaches are encouraged.

C.2. Scope

The services of this Task 2 will include performance of the tasks set forth below pursuant to the terms, conditions, and scope of the basic Indefinite Duration/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract.

C.3. Requirements

Work performed under this Task 2 shall include performance of the following tasks:

C.3.1. Based upon annotated agendas, learning objectives and outlines submitted by the

Contractor, refined and approved by the Government, the Contractor shall develop and refine 10 training modules, associated exercises, and learning materials for USG review and input that can be tailored to a particular country’s needs while allowing program flexibility to quickly and effectively respond to evolving strategic priorities and available resources.

C.3.2. In developing these modules, the Contractor shall take into account risks associated with certain nuclear reactor export programs and best ways to facilitate the establishment of a nuclear program that meets high global standards.

C.3.3. The Contractor shall submit draft modules for the Government’s review and provide modifications based on Government feedback. The Government may require the Contractor to provide a professional translation of final, approved materials into a foreign language.

C.3.4. The modules would be designed to strengthen learners’ expertise in the following areas, consistent with the IAEA Milestones Approach and with emphasis on building a program that achieves the highest standards of security, safety and nonproliferation:

C.3.4.1. Nuclear as Part of the Energy Mix

C.3.4.2. Stakeholder Engagement

C.3.4.3. Workforce Development

C.3.4.4. Siting and Early Works

C.3.4.5. Nuclear Safety and Licensing

C.3.4.6. Technology Selection (primarily focused on U.S. SMRs and advanced non-light water reactors)

C.3.4.7. Financing and Localization (with an emphasis on supporting local supply chains and jobs)

C.3.4.8. Nuclear Security

C.3.4.9. Nuclear Nonproliferation

C.3.4.10. Spent Fuel Management

The aforementioned C.3.4.1 through C.3.4.10 will constitute the subject matter of the modules developed by the Contractor.

C.3.5. All training materials developed under Task 2 shall be the intellectual property of the

Government and shall only be used by the Contractor at the direction of the Government.

C.4. Period of Performance

The duration of this Task Order is eight months.

C.5. Deliverables1

Deliverable Recipient Deadline

Draft annotated agendas, outlines and learning objectives for Modules 1 and

2 for Government input and approval.

COR, GTM, and other

COR-designated ISN personnel

4 weeks after award.

Submit all training Modules as set forth under Section C.3.4.1 through

C.3.4.10, for prior government input, prior review and approval. Once approved, professionally translate modules into 3 languages specified by the Government.

COR, GTM, and other

COR-designated ISN personnel

Beginning within 8 weeks after award and/or no later than date established at

Project Kickoff Meeting for

Base IDIQ.

All ten training modules in final form, have integrated Government feedback, are translated into 3 languages, and are ready to implement.

COR, GTM, and other

COR-designated ISN personnel

30 weeks after award.

Key Personnel

There will be no Key Personnel for this Task outside of those designated in the base IDIQ

Contract.