Draft_SOW.pdf

Statement of Work 38th RQS Silver Team

Pre-deployment Training

17-28 June 2018

1. Scope. This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the effort required for the Contractor to supply instructional services/training opportunities for Pararescue (PJ) operations and procedures outlined below. All of these services shall be provided in the continental United States (CONUS) during the period of performance. This will include PJ specific evolutions on specific dates.

1.1 Background. The contractor shall provide the following for a 15 man team: Logistical support, instructor expertise with SMUT, Advanced Marksmanship Training (AMT), Immediate Action Drills (IADs) both day and night using Night Vision Goggles/Night Optic Devices, and training areas to include; 360 degree shooting range to accommodate the M110, M249, M320, M4, and Glock 19, as well as terrain (refer 3.2) for mounted and dismounted patrols. In addition, the contractor shall provide a “White Cell/Red Cell” (planning force/opposing force) for “force on force operations.”

2. Applicable Documents: (Refer to most current dates)

AFCFETP 1T2X1

Ranger Handbook AFTTP Guardian Angel 3-1

FM 3-23.35

AFMAN 31-229

AFMAN 36-2226

AFMAN 91-201

3. Requirements.

3.1 Instructor Qualifications. Documents/Certifications will be provided upon team’s arrival. Lead Instructor must have in JSOC and held the title of Team Leader. Instructor(s) must have formal machine gunnery training from a branch of service and operational experience employing machine guns within a Tier One organization. Instructor(s) must have formal sniper training from a service school, equivalent to Marine Scout Sniper/Army Sniper School and operational experience employing SASS’s within a Tier One organization. Instructor(s) will have a Secret Security Clearance or higher.

3.2 Training Location. The SMUT training location shall represent the environment and terrain similar to which the team may deploy to. This includes: 150 square miles of desert-mountainous terrain with natural features providing cover and concealment for mounted and dismounted patrols. The terrain must have features for high and low angle rope rescue scenarios. In addition, the training facility must be self-contained providing the following: lodging, bathrooms, showers, dining room, kitchen, recreational/break room, laundry room, weapons cleaning room, and wifi, all within walking distance from one another. Lodging will accommodate two operators per room with their own bed and shared bathroom. An onsite chef will provide a breakfast, lunch, and dinner for operators consuming a 3,500 - 4,500 isocaloric diet a day. When able, each training location will have a cooler of water and an electrolyte beverage to hydrate the team throughout the day.

3.3 Training Requirements. Training shall be conducted 17 JUN 2018 to 28 JUN 2018 both day and night in accordance with the intended schedule. Personnel must be provided to conduct force on force training operations. Instructors shall provide a ratio capable of dividing the 15 man team into separate groups, instructing multiple classes and/or Full Mission Profiles (FMP’s) simultaneously. Instructors must allow late arrivals and/or authorized visitors to the training site.

Instructors must be able to flex their schedule to meet the operator’s demands. If an operator needs more time training on a specific task while others progress, he will receive the training to meet the team’s demands, before departure from training. Targets, vehicles, blockades/cover and junk vehicles will be provided by the contractor. The contractor shall be responsible for providing a training infrastructure/assets capable of the following:

Weapons familiarization class on the M110, M249, M320 and Ballistics/Characteristics of shooting into and out of a vehicle.

Pararescue CFETP line items:

5.1.6. Use Cover and Concealment

5.1.8. Use Night Vision Devices

5.1.11 Use Small Team Formations

5.1.12. Perform Hand and Arm Signals

5.1.13. Perform Danger Area Crossings

5.1.14. Find Rally Points

5.1.15. Conduct Obj. Area Recon

5.1.16. Perform Friendly Contact Procedure

5.1.17. Conduct Survivor Contact Procedures

5.1.18. Conduct Survivor Link Up

5.1.20 Control Prisoners/Non-Belligerents

5.1.23. Provide Field Security

5.1.24 Perform Immediate Action Drills

5.1.25. Perform Live Fire Team Maneuvers

5.1.26 Perform Defensive Fire Techniques

5.1.27. Use alert pyrotechnics/munitions

5.1.31. Perform Team Casualty Procedures

5.1. 32 Perform MOUT

5.2.1. Tactical Wheeled Vehicles

5.2.3. Defensive vehicle IADs

Training will be approached with a “crawl, walk, run” mentality to get each team member operating efficiently under NVG’s (provided by the 38th RQS), at night, conducting SMUT and IAD’s with live ammunition.

3.4 Required Skills/Capabilities. The contractor shall be responsible for providing adequate training in the following areas:

Designated Marksmanship with the M-110 within a 6 man team

Proper utilization of the M249 within a 6 man team

Proper utilization of the M320 within a 6 man team

Mounted/Dismounted Patrolling

3. Requirements.