Razors_Edge_3.pdf

Performance Work Statement for

Razors Edge 3 Full Mission Profile Capabilities Validation Exercise

1. Description of Services. The contractor shall furnish all labor, parts, tools, materials, equipment, facilities, transportation, personnel, land use, management, and supervision necessary to provide the at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (DMAFB), Arizona the use of all military/civilian aircraft capable of supporting full mission profile capabilities validation exercises. This will include all methods of insertion and extraction, medical protocol, and special rescue TTP’s utilized by the Guardian Angel Weapons System. Contract will be conducted in the vicinity of Parker, Arizona during the timeframe of 08-19 April 2019 (detailed schedule of services below).

2. Basic Services. The contractor shall provide all logistics necessary to facilitate all aspects of full mission profile capabilities exercise necessary in accordance with specific tasks below on 08-19 April 2019.

3. Specific Tasks.

a. Airfield Support: The contractor will provide access to 2 different airfields capable of landing C - 130’s. Primary airfield must be within 10 minute UTV ride of Tactical Operations Center (TOC).

Other airfield must be within 1hr 15 minutes’ vehicle drive time of primary airfield. Primary airfield must be able to park and fuel at minimum 1 C-130 and 2 HH-60 for duration of exercise. Contractor will provide crash, fire, rescue as needed.

b. Rigger Support: Contractor will provide 2 FAA certified Master Riggers able to support packing at least 5 RA-1 parachute system pack jobs a day (each) over a continuous 5 day period (14 April -18 April). Contracted riggers will take direction from riggers for packing requirements each day.

c. Facility Support: Facility should be located no more than 250 Miles or 5 Hr. drive from Davis-

Monthan AFB. The contractor will provide a climate controlled hangar-type facility that has 24hr access with parachute packing mats, 4 private mission planning rooms, tactical operations center, bunk location for select 24 hr ops personnel, secure storage area for sensitive accountable equipment, a workout area, and space to stage tactical gear required for full-mission-profile capabilities exercises to include 4 loaded MRZR’s. Facility must have bathrooms to support 30 personnel. Facility will have high-speed Wi-Fi throughout able to support 50 connections.

Facility will have refrigerators for use by Personnel.

d. Lodging Support: The contractor will provide facilities to bed down 40 personnel. Facility must be within 10 minute drive of TOC. Facility must accommodate 1 shower per 2 personnel.

Facility will accommodate at least 1 bed and 1 pillow per person. Facility must be climate controlled to maintain a temperature range between 68 and 75 degrees.

e. Sustenance Support: The contractor will provide 3 paleo style meals per day, snacks for on-the-go, and 1 gallon per person of cold drinking water for 40 Personnel. Meals will total approximately 4000 calories per person per day.

f. Medical Logistics Support: Vendor will provide or subcontract 18 Live Tissue Patients, 4

“Rescue Randy”-type human simulations. Vendor or Sub Contractor must be accredited by United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) as an approved Live Tissue Training provider.

g. Land Use Support: Contractor must have access to scenario locations to include, abandoned town, naturally existing high angle sites, caves, flat ranges, water training sites, water DZs suitable for both personnel and CRRC, remote private home / farm structures, remote mountainous desert terrain with large open expansive flats suitable for Heavy Equipment drop zones.

i. Licenses and Permits. The contractor shall, without additional expense to the

Government, obtain any necessary licenses and permits, and comply with any Federal, State, and local laws, codes and regulations applicable to this PWS. The contractor shall provide proof of such applicable licenses and permits upon submittal of their proposal and at any time on request by the Government. The contractor shall submit any applicable certifications.

h. Full Mission Profile Training Prop Support:

i. Contractor will provide reusable MQ-9 mock up that can be used on land as well as float on the surface of the water with multiple attaching points for sensitive equipment replicas.

ii. Contractor will provide helicopter fuselage hulk approximately the size of a HH-60 helicopter which will be used for extrication scenarios.

iii. Contractor will provide fixed wing aircraft fuselage hulk approximately the size of an MC-12 or U-28 that will be used for extrication scenarios.

iv. Contractor will provide vessel that can act as safety / recovery boat for parachuting operations as well as underway helicopter hoisting operations in Lake Havasu.

v. Contractor will provide 2 Toyota Land Cruisers for scenarios… one will be crushed for extrication.

vi. Contractor will be responsible for movement and placement of all props above in accordance with scenario profile… additionally contractor will move 3 immobile up armored MRAPS into and out of scenario location.

i. ISR Support: Contractor will provide 20 hrs of ISR support with the ability to live stream footage over non-classified systems to both Android and IOS devices. Additionally be able to live stream to the Tactical Operations Center.

j. Tactical Operations Center: Tactical Operations Center will have, high-speed Wi-Fi, 2 large white boards, 2 computers with access to high-speed internet, Google Earth Pro, private messaging apps, appropriate software to live stream ISR, printer, 50” flat screen television that can display image from Surface Pro / ISR feed. Additionally the talk will have a minimum 1 Surface Pro Tablet with internet access and ATAK loaded onto it. Desk, seating and wall space will be adequate for all above items in a layout that promotes information sharing and quick collaboration amongst 10 personnel.

k. Mission Planning Rooms: Mission Planning Rooms will have, high-speed Wi-Fi, 2 large white boards, 2 computers with access to high-speed internet, google earth pro, printer, 50” Flat Screen Television that can display computer image. Desk, seating, and wall space will be adequate for all above items in a layout that promotes information sharing and quick collaboration amongst10 personnel.

l. Pyro Support: Contractor will provide or subcontract individual(s) who are appropriately licensed and certified to produce realistic replications of mortars, RPG’s, IED’s, post explosion Visuals, Strafing / Bombing Runs.

m. Opposition Forces / SOF Support: Contractor will provide 20 individuals that have mature discretionary decision making to act as an opposing force utilizing uniforms, TTP’s, and weapons with simmunitions of specific AOR to help facilitate the desired learning objective of specific scenarios. Additionally, these folks should be able to portray a SOF team for scenario realism when necessary.

n. JTAC/ “Helmet Fire” Support: Contractor will provide realistic radio traffic simulating stacked aircraft in a combat environment to provide realism (helmet fire) for the ground commander to interface with for ECAS, terminal area de-confliction, and signaling device verification.

o. Drop Zone Support: Contractor will provide DZ support vehicle to lift and transport Combat

Delivery Platform (CDP) from drop zone back to TOC.

4. Qualifications.

Medical Logistics Support: Contractor or sub-contractor must be accredited by United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) as an approved Live Tissue Training provider.

5. Requirements.

a. Company and Location: Must be located in a desert climate with at least three hundred and forty (340) jumpable days per year. Must have airspace compatible with HALO/HAHO drops from 18,000 MSL. Must have 4 or more AMC approved Drop Zones (DZs) (listed on the AMC Zone Availability Report – ZAR or Talon Point) within a 30 minute flight and DZs must be suitable for unmarked, unknown drop-zone insertion. DZ elevations will not exceed 1800 feet MSL. The company must have a standing NOTAM for parachuting operations on file which can be modified if the need arises. Preferred location is in Parker, Arizona due to the proximity of suitable drop zones mixed with terrain/environment based off of terrain analysis for upcoming deployment.

6. Applicable Documents and References. The unit will provide the below references upon request from the vendor.

a. AFMAN 11-411 Special Forces Military Free-Fall Operations

b. AFI 11-410 Personnel Parachute Operations

c. AFI 16-1202 CL-1, Pararescue Operations Briefing Checklist

d. AFTTP 3-3.Guardian Angel

7. Government Provided Items, Equipment and Materials. The Government will ensure that individual and team equipment and uniforms will be provided as needed.

a. The will provide all parachutes to be packed, along with necessary consumables.

b. The will provide an AFE In-process-Inspection (IPI) certified and a Quality Control person to oversee and certify each RA-1 parachute pack job.

c. The AFE personnel will reserve the right to inspect any portion on any RA-1 parachute system packing job done by the contracted FAA Certified Riggers.

d. The will provide constant and direct oversight by a certified 7 level AFE personnel to oversee every RA-1 parachute system pack job performed by the contracted FAA Certified parachute riggers in every packing configuration to include reserve, double bag static line, BOC and the freefall configurations.

8. General Information.

a. Safety. The contractor shall comply with and maintain appropriate safety instructions and qualification. Nothing in the PWS, nor any government action or failure to act in performance of the contract shall relieve the contractor of their responsibility for the safety of the contractor’s personnel and property, the government’s personnel and property, and the general public.

Furthermore, nothing in this PWS shall relieve the contractor of its responsibility for complying with applicable Federal, State, and Local laws, ordinances, codes and regulations (including those requiring applicable licenses and permits) in connection with the performance of this contract.

b. Mishaps. Safety and training related problems or mishaps involving government personnel observed by the contractor shall be addressed immediately. A formal written report shall be provided within two (2) working days of the incident to the Commander.