VR Training Sim QA Final.docx
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- Virtual Reality Training Simulation Federal contract opportunity
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- FA558720Q1019
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| RFI VR Training Sim Updated.doc | DOC document | |
| RFI VR Training Sim.doc | DOC document | |
| Virtual Reality Equipment Listing Final.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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VR Training Sim Q&A
Q: For clarification is the response page limit 10 or 12 pages?
A: The response page limit is ten (10) pages.
Q: Should our response be in A4 or US Letter format?
A: There are no format restrictions besides what is listed on RFI. “Responses must be provided as a Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) no more than ten (10) pages in length, 12 point font, 1 inch margins, and no more than 3MB in size.”
Q: Are you looking for a hardware provider of commercial “off the shelf” VR equipment?
A: We looking for V/R equipment that can be procured via any location and will not be designed specifically for this purpose. Commercially available.
Q: Is the plan for the users and operators at RAF Mildenhall to create their own training materials once they are trained on the VR equipment?
A: Yes, the users/operators should have ability to create and edit all their own training materials once trained on the VR equipment.
Q: Do the students need to interact with the instructional video outside of the standard video controls (e.g., play, stop, rewind, …) A: The students will need to be able to have the ability to view in a 360-degree vision for the instructional video with standard video controls as a minimum.
Q: What are the quantities of the equipment on the spreadsheet?
A: There is no set quantity as this is just for market research purposes at this time. However, to give an idea of how much equipment will be needed, the members will be instructing up to 16 students in a class. They also plan to have a team of about 3 people to record each training task from multiple angles to reduce aircraft downtime. While the group is recording there would be another individual editing videos in the office.
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