Attahment 1 VST_MarketingSlick.pdf
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) from the 35th Contracting Squadron regarding the potential procurement of a C2 Airfield Damage Repair Simulator-Virtual Sand Table or an equal item. The requested product is to be installed at Misawa Air Base, Japan and shall include all necessary equipment, tools, transportation, personnel, labor, and training on maintenance and use. The NAICS code for this project is 334419.
The RFI solicits information from industry on their capability to provide the requested item or an equal product. Respondents are asked to provide an overview of their product, technical characteristics, confirmation of ability to provide the item, and company information including delivery time. Responses are due by 1300 on 27 August 2021 (JST) and should be submitted via SAM.gov. The government may choose to hold one-on-one discussions with potential offerors to obtain further clarification on their capabilities. This RFI is for information gathering purposes only and does not constitute a commitment by the government to issue a solicitation or award a contract.
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DS2’s Virtual Sand Table (VST) is a powerful, adaptive, modern, and user-friendly training solution that enables organizations to effortlessly manage and simulate their business processes.
Integrated with the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC)’s Command and Control (C2) Airfield Damage Repair Simulator (ADR Sim), VST configures and manages exercise scenarios utilizing the latest gaming engine technology.
Through an expertly designed virtual interface, VST empowers instructors and students with control through each step of the ADR training process. From start to finish, VST simplifies scenario configuration, management, location awareness, labor and material forecasting, injects and mitigation strategies.
Simple.
Utilizing a simple UI and realistic environment conditions, Instructors are empowered to design & control exercises, manage injects, & test student knowledge.
Scalable.
No two installations are the same. VST is a platform constructed & customized to scale- not the other way around. DS2 configures VST to model your installation with the ability to scale up to 6 tables.
Adaptive.
VST replaces antiquated training practices of printed maps, spread-sheets, and limited visibility, shaping the use case for Air Force Civil Engineering training.
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Customization.
Instructors can customize scenarios, equipment, labor rates, teams & viewports across the installation to develop an unlimited amount of real-life scenarios to train against.
Decision Management.
Processes have been constructed allowing teams to rapidly witness the outcomes of their decisions and other factors across the entire training process.
Risk Mitigation.
Training with VST allows all factors to be considered before a decision is made and in turn allows investigation of critical decisions that help to avoid loss of life & equipment in real-life scenarios.
VST includes the following items:
Jeff Williams 850-307-2781 Jeff.Williams@DS2.com 310 Government Ave, Niceville, FL 32578
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65 in 4k UHD Smart Televisions
Touch Screen Overlays
Tower Computer
Instructor Podium
Tabletop w/ Storage Required Cables & Connections 3D Printed RADR Kit Models
C2 ADR Simulator Software
Virtual Sand Table transforms your RADR training into intuitive, real world scenarios.
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“DS2’s Virtual Sand Table is the ultimate training solution! We see immediate ROI as it increases efficiency and overall control of training. VST entirely simulates our engineering processes and will transform our training curriculum to integrate with the existing Rapid Airfield Damage Repair (RADR) solutions for years to come.”
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