Attch 1 PWS - Protestant RE Coordinator Contract dated 24 May 2023.pdf

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Protestant Religious Education Coordinator, Vandenberg SFB CA 93437
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F4D0C23186AW01
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This performance work statement outlines requirements for a Protestant Religious Education Coordinator contractor position at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The selected contractor will manage and coordinate the Protestant community's comprehensive Religious Education program, including Sunday school, children's church, AWANA, Vacation Bible School, and other programs. Additional responsibilities include volunteer management, budget preparation, records maintenance, and coordination of ecumenical activities. The position requires a high school diploma and one year of relevant experience, with a bachelor's degree preferred. The period of performance is from October 2022 through September 2024. The selected contractor must qualify for a federal background check and line-of-sight supervision requirements. Invoicing and payment will be conducted monthly via WAWF. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number F4D0C23186AW01 from the Department of the Air Force Space Command to obtain these Protestant Religious Education Coordinator services at Vandenberg SFB.

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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

PROTESTANT RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (RE) COORDINATOR

VANDENBERG SFB, CA

25 May 2023

1. INTRODUCTION:

a. Vandenberg SFB (VSFB) is a Continental United States (CONUS) military community with a split population of Active Duty, Reserve, Civil Service employees, retirees, and dependents. The VSFB program has the responsibility of meeting the needs of this diverse community in support of Vandenberg’s continuous global space mission.

b. The VSFB Chapel is composed of chaplains, religious affairs airmen, appropriated and non-appropriated fund contractors, and lay volunteers. The programming developed by this staff is implemented in a pluralistic environment and is subject to the standards established by the U.S. Air Force.

c. The Chapel Community is one of diverse faiths, participating in and supporting Chapel programs at VSFB. This community operates energetic ministries that requires a high degree of coordination and cooperation among its staff.

2. GENERAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The Contractor agrees to furnish the described services at the locations, intervals and times specified by the Vandenberg SFB Chapel. The Contractor shall:

a. Under the direction of the Delta Chaplain, or their designee, manage and coordinate the Protestant Community’s comprehensive Religious Education (RE) program. The program includes, but is not limited to: Sunday school, Children’s Church, AWANA (or alternate children’s program, Vacation Bible School, Youth Group programs, and all other parish or ecumenical bible study/religious education programs which may meet throughout the week or on weekends as determined by Delta Chaplain and/or designee.

1. AWANA (or alternate children’s program), being the largest Protestant program, requires significant oversight. The contractor will manage and coordinate the program and volunteers. The Contractor may be the leader of of the program or may oversee and work hand-in-hand with the leader in conjunction with the Delta Chaplain’s designee.

2. Vacation Bible School (VBS) is also a significant program that requires planning and oversight. The Contractor will oversee and facilitate VBS in conjunction with the Delta Chaplain’s designee.

b. Manage, coordinate & ensure RE program scheduling to include facility and purchase requests for all RE events. Ensure purchase requests are submitted to the Appropriated Fund (APF) Approving Official or Chapel Tithes & Offering (CTOF) Account Manager, as appropriate, no later than two weeks prior to event for approval.

c. Plan, advertise, coordinate, and offer at least one RE program for Women, Men, Youth and Children respectively, to the VSFB Protestant Community during the Fiscal Year (FY).

d. Plan and coordinate children's church lessons in conjunction with Protestant worship services.

e. Maintain records, statistical information, and reporting as required by applicable Air Force Instructions, Air Force Chaplain Corps and local policies. [Ex: program/event attendance & hours]

f. Attend Protestant worship services at least three times monthly (community visibility enables volunteer relationships).

g. Attend Protestant Advisory Council (PAC) meetings.

h. Attend Protestant staff meetings or other official meetings pertaining to Protestant

Religious Education as required by the Delta Chaplain, or their designee.

i. Plan, coordinate, and submit annual Protestant RE Budget Proposal and Activities

Calendar for the FY to the Delta Chaplain, or his designee, by 1 August.

j. Coordinate selection and procurement of RE curriculum, supplemental materials and supplies with the Delta Chaplain’s designee.

k. Design and implement marketing campaign for RE programs in coordination with the

Delta Chaplain’s designee.

l. Work in conjunction with the Catholic Religious Education Coordinator to plan, prepare and coordinate any and all ecumenical religious education programs.

m. Provide an equally qualified alternate to perform duties in the event of a known absence, upon prior approval by the Delta Chaplain. Delta Chaplain approval should be given at least two (2) weeks prior to the absence.

3. VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS

The Chaplain Corps is authorized to utilize volunteers IAW DoDI 1100.21, Voluntary Services in the Department of Defense, to support religious education. A volunteer is an individual who performs gratuitous services in an official capacity in support of Chaplain Corps programs (e.g., RE, youth programs, etc.). All volunteers require oversight, training and recognition related to their specific duties. Volunteers who may come in contact with minors in the performance of their duties require a Child Care Criminal History Background Check IAW DoDI 1402.05, Background Checks on Individuals in DoD Child Care Services Programs.

a. Serve as the Chaplain Corps Volunteer Supervisor for the Protestant RE Program IAW

DAFI 52-101.

b. Recruit, train, and supervise volunteers for all Protestant RE programs. Ensure all planned programs have adequate volunteer support, and the volunteer to child ratio is within DoD and Air Force regulations and Chapel Policy.

c. Ensure volunteers meet all DoD and Air Force volunteer policy requirements to include:

i. Complete DD Form 2793, Volunteer Agreement for Appropriated Fund Activities

& Non Appropriated Fund Instrumentalities, certifying their understanding of their roles and responsibilities as a volunteer.

ii. Complete chapel non-disclosure agreement to certify understanding of privileged communication while volunteering in religious programs.

iii. Maintain daily record of hours volunteered.

d. Ensure all personnel, working in programs involving minors in the performance of their duties during Chaplain Corps programs, have completed a Child Care Criminal History Background Check and comply with Line of Site Supervision (LOSS) requirements IAW

DoDI 1402.05, Background Checks on Individuals in DoD Child Care Services Programs.

e. Create and maintain a master protestant RE volunteer list and contact information.

f. Provide initial and annual orientation & training for program volunteers.

g. Coordinate Volunteer Appreciation events in conjunction with Delta Chaplain’s designee.

h. Comply with all DoD and Air Force volunteer policy requirements as outlined on the

Chapel SharePoint site.

4. SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

The Contractor must:

a. Have a strong theological grasp of the Protestant faith, understanding multiple denominations, and have openness to a wide variety of faith expressions within the Protestant community. Also, be able to demonstrate the ability to clearly express the details of basic Christian doctrine.

b. Be able to recruit, train and maintain a volunteer base for programs.

c. Have at minimum, a HS diploma and at least 1 year pertinent experience in a church setting. Bachelor’s degree or relevant training, experience, or education is preferred.

d. Be able to perform word processing in Windows. Must be capable of working with calendar programs, MS Word, PowerPoint, Outlook and show ability to work with other software programs if necessary.

e. Be able to resolve interpersonal conflicts and promote constructive working relations.

f. Maintain a respectful, positive, and spiritually sensitive environment. Must be able to work with Chapel staff members, all military personnel, Chapel volunteer lay leaders, and Chapel volunteers with diverse spiritual backgrounds.

g. Undergo a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Background Check, receive a final favorable suitability or fitness determination, and be current on all periodic reinvestigations as required by DoDI 1402.05, Background Checks on Individuals in DoD Child Care Services Programs.

h. Qualify as a Line-of-Sight Supervisor for programs involving minors. Line-of-Sight Supervision (LOSS) is defined as continuous visual observation and supervision of an individual whose FBI background check has not yet cleared, and has a favorable interim suitability or fitness determination, while engaged in child interactive duties, or in the presence of children in a DoD-sanctioned program or activity.

5. CERTIFICATION OF SERVICES FOR PAYMENT: The Contractor shall submit a monthly invoice via Wide Area Work Flow (WAWF). The monthly invoice will include the dates and times of programs and total due for said month. The Contractor will be responsible for filing any applicable social security, federal, or state taxes. The invoice will be accepted on the 20th of the month after the completion of the service month or the first business day after the 20th if the 20th falls on a weekend. Payment will be made via Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT).

6. DESCRIPTION OF UNITS OF WORK: A unit of work for this position consists of one calendar month. A typical work week will consist of approximately 25 hours, but may fluctuate based upon the activity/activities necessary to complete the intent of the contract.

Maintain regular office hours at least four days a week, and telework hours when the environment or mission needs dictate. Specific hours will be coordinated with the Protestant Service pastor.

7. PERIOD OF SERVICE: The period of performance will be 1 October15 July 2023 through 30 SeptemberJune May 2024. Hours are to be based around the needs to accomplish work at the Vandenberg AFB Chapel. The Chapel, building 16200, or a designated religious education facility will be the primary place for activities unless program needs dictate online presence, such as Facebook or Facebook Live events as required.

8. STANDARDS OF DRESS: The Contractor will be neatly attired, well groomed, and practice proper personal hygiene. Business casual for worship, special rites and services, such as funerals, retirements, etc. More casual for rehearsals is acceptable. Any hair length, beards, or mustaches are acceptable, provided it is neat, clean, and properly trimmed.

Contractor must act in a professional and business-like manner while performing this contract.

9. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES: The Chapel will provide adequate work and storage space, computer, office supplies, and reproduction support. The Contractor will provide any Contractor preferred supplies and equipment.

10. SECURITY: The Contractor will comply with all Air Force computer and information security requirements.

11. TERMINATION PROCEDURES: The Contractor may request termination of the contract with 60 days advance notice in writing. The government, at own discretion, may terminate the contract at any time. The contract may be terminated by mutual consent of both parties at any time.

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