Drivers Training.docx

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Defensive Drivers Course
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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for defensive drivers training that establishes minimal requirements and salient characteristics for a four to five-day training program. The driving facility must be located no further than 600 miles from Fort Gordon, with training scheduled for on or around August 2026. The curriculum must include four mandatory modules: an Accident-Avoidance module covering hazard anticipation, emergency braking, and skid management; a Surveillance Detection module; an Evasive Drivers Course module addressing high-threat environment driving, barricade breaching, and evasive maneuvers; and an Off-Road Driving module encompassing navigation of unimproved surfaces and vehicle recovery techniques. All instruction must combine both classroom theory and practical, hands-on driving drills to meet minimal requirements for the 202D standard.

The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary vehicles, safety equipment, and designated track/off-road facilities required to conduct the training. This pre-solicitation opportunity is being issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Eustis under solicitation number W91M1Y044812 for a Defensive Drivers Course. Interested contractors should note that this is a pre-solicitation announcement, indicating that a formal solicitation will follow with additional details regarding pricing terms, contract vehicle type, and other specific contracting requirements.

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Salient Characteristics for Drivers Training Driver’s training must meet the minimal requirements for the 202D.

The driving facility must be no further than 600 miles from Ft. Gordon.

Training curriculum must include an Accident-Avoidance module (e.g., hazard anticipation, emergency braking, and skid management).

Training curriculum must include Survellance detection.

Training curriculum must include an Evasive Drivers Course module (e.g., high-threat environment driving, barricade breaching, and evasive maneuvers).

Training curriculum must include an Off-Road Driving module (e.g., navigating unimproved surfaces and vehicle recovery techniques).

Instruction must consist of both classroom theory and practical, hands-on driving drills. The course must be taught over a four-five-day period Contractors must provide all necessary vehicles, safety equipment, and designated track/off-road facilities to conduct the training.

Training must occur on or around the month of August 2026.

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