58_RQS_Commercial_FMP_Training_V3.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK / OBJECTIVES

1. SCOPE: 58RQS is looking for full mission profile training with a commercial company on 11 July 2016 to 22 July 2016. The intent of the contract is to conduct full mission profile training, including but not limited to Combat Clearance training, Anatomy and Physiology training, live/fresh tissue training, scenarios including Mission Planning, CASEVAC, Technical Rope Rescue, Extrication, K-9 medicine, Low Visibility operations, Personnel Recovery, Hostage Rescue and complete the requirements for the 48 hour Paramedic National Registry refresher course to include Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Basic Life Support, Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support or Tactical Combat Casualty Care and the 24 hours of mandatory core content.

2. LOCATION: The training site is to be located within the continental United States.

3. TRAINING STANDARDS: This contract is seeking the facilities, logistic support and instructors necessary to accomplish training as required. All training to be accomplished by the 58 RQS with the selected company will be in accordance with AFTTP3.3-Guardian Angel with the addition of updated tactics provided by instructors with Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) operational experience. Any conflicts between standards must be brought to the Contracting Officer’s attention and will be resolved through the appropriate 99 CS Plans and Programs office.

4. PERSONNEL SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: All training shall comply with the requirements imposed by all applicable Federal, State, local and NAFB laws, regulations, codes and permits (including NAFB Management Plan12) concerning personnel and environmental protection.

5. WORKING HOURS: There will be 10 training days with the weekend off, each training day is unlimited on working hours in order to complete the required training. However, the training day will not exceed the maximum 12 hour aircrew duty day if there is flying involved.

6. DESCRIPTION OF OBJECTIVES (a few sentences to explain the general requirement, followed by specific training objectives): The 58 RQS is seeking a commercial company with the abilities to conduct full mission profile training in support of future operational taskings.

6.1. Two days of Combat Clearance training IAW updated JSOC TTPs.

6.2. Anatomy, Physiology and fresh tissue training with cadavers to include, but not limited to cricothyrotomy, needle thoracocentesis, tube thoracostomy, digital thoracostomy, escharotomy and other surgical procedures.

6.3. Live tissue medical training, part task training and/or included in FMP.

6.4. Updated K-9 medical protocols and procedures, to include practical applications.

6.5. Full Mission Profile scenarios to include mission planning, execution and debrief. The 58 RQS is seeking, but not limited to the following scenarios.

6.5.1. CASEVAC: Can be conducted with actual aircraft or simulated.

6.5.2. High angle/technical rope rescue: It will include, but not limited to movement of a casualty using rappels, raises by mechanical advantage, high line or any combination of the above.

6.5.3. Extrication: Must require the use of standard Pararescue extrication tools in order to free the casualty.

6.5.4. Personnel Recovery in a contested environment.

6.5.5. Personnel Recovery in an urban environment

6.5.6. Hostage rescue.

6.5.7. Low visibility operations.

6.5.8. Waterborne operations to include treatment in a CRRC

6.5.9. Mass Casualty to include the requirement for CQC

6.5.10. Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) scenario

6.5.11. Ground Assault Force (GAF) operations

6.5.12. Patrolling with react to contact

6.5.13. Sensitive item recovery to include the requirement for heavy lift in technical terrain

6.5.14. Additional urban operations to include:

6.5.14.1. Combat clearance

6.5.14.2. Man down drills

6.5.14.3. Rope rescue

7. DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS/FACILITIES/RESOURCES: The contractor must provide the following facilities/resources for the course:

7.1. Availability 11 July 2016 to 22 July 2016 with the weekend off.

7.2. Able to support up to 20 students.

7.3. Instructors with JSOC operational experience to include experience with Pararescue TTPs and updated combat clearance TTPs in order to provide instruction and feedback.

7.4. Provide all logistic support required for training, to include but not limited to:

7.4.1. White Cell

7.4.2. Opposing Force

7.4.3. Casualties

7.4.4. Vehicles for extrication

7.4.5. Live and fresh tissue

7.5. Provide an emergency room doctor, trauma doctor and general surgeon to teach updated protocols and procedures and to give feedback during medical training.

7.6. Must have ability and facilities to support live tissue training.

7.7. Must have cadavers in order to receive training on anatomy, physiology and surgical procedures, to include use in FMPs.

7.8. Must provide a secure storage facility to store students M4s.

7.8.1. Must provide UTM simunition bolts and ammo for training

7.9. Must provide Glock Simunition pistols to students for scenarios.

7.10. Private facility or location to conduct training.

7.10.1. Private, climate-controlled, secure area for all members’ personal gear storage, training planning and debriefing.

7.10.2. Private, climate-controlled gym for all members to conduct physical training.

7.11 Must meet all requirements for the 48 hour Paramedic National Registry refresher course to include Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Basic Life Support, Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support or Tactical Combat Casualty Care and the 24 hours of mandatory core content.

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