05 - Section L - FINAL Attachment 5 SOO for LAS Aircraft and GTDs

FA8637-10-R-6000-0008

Section L, Attachment 5

30 April 2012

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

FOR

LIGHT AIR SUPPORT AIRCRAFT

AND

GROUND TRAINING DEVICES

AFGHANISTAN DELIVERY ORDER

(DO 0001)

Prepared by

LIGHT ATTACK BRANCH

FIGHTERS AND BOMBERS DIRECTORATE

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO

Table of Contents

1.0 SCOPE

1.1 Background

2.0 DELIVERY ORDER REQUIREMENT

2.1 Aircraft

2.2 Ground Training Devices (CBT, BATD, FTD)

3.0 CUSTOMER OBJECTIVES

Glossary

1.0 SCOPE.

This Statement of Objectives (SOO) supplements the basic contract documents with specific information for the Afghanistan Delivery Order (DO 0001). The procurement for the Afghan Air Force (AAF) will provide a platform for training AAF pilots and conducting air interdiction and close air support operations with AAF aircrews in the Afghan theater of operations. The US Government (USG) will procure a total of twenty (20) Light Air Support (LAS) aircraft for Afghanistan. The first two (2) aircraft are to be delivered to an operational air base by 31 July 2014. Interim Contractor Support (ICS) will be required for all maintenance and supply requirements for the aircraft and associated support equipment for at least the first year of LAS aircraft operations and may extend up to three additional years. A second operational air base will receive LAS aircraft deliveries starting in December 2014, to include ICS.

Ground training devices and associated Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) will be procured to support pilot training. Additionally, training for USG pilot and maintenance Air Advisors will be required.

1.1 Background. LAS aircraft are being procured for the AAF to support advanced pilot training and improving the capabilities of the indigenous forces of the Afghanistan government to provide for their own national security and resist insurgent operations.

2.0 DELIVERY ORDER REQUIREMENT:

The following table represents the minimum elements of the Afghanistan Delivery Order to be placed at time of contract award:

CLIN Description Quantity Location Delivery *

1301 - LAS Aircraft Twenty (20) aircraft

Shindand Air Base and Kandahar Air

Base

31 July 2014 **

1315 - Contractor Ferry

OCONUS

One (1) per aircraft Shindand Air Base and Kandahar Air

Base

With aircraft delivery *

1316 - CBT GTD One (1) CBT Shindand Air Base 31 May 2014

1317 - BATD GTD One (1) BATD Shindand Air Base 31 May 2014

1318 - FTD GTD One (1) FTD Shindand Air Base 31 May 2014

1312 - Mission Planning

Stations Six (6) stations

Shindand Air Base 30 Jun 2014

1313 - Mission Debrief

Systems Six (6) systems

Shindand Air Base 30 Jun 2014

1307 - OCONUS ICS Long

Lead

One (1) lot to support twenty

(20) LAS aircraft Shindand Air Base 30 Apr 2014

1308 - OCONUS ICS Base

Activation One (1) each

Shindand Air Base

Kandahar Air Base 30 Apr 2014

30 Sep 2014

1365 - OCONUS Site Survey One (1) each

Shindand Air Base

Kandahar Air Base

31 Jan 2014

30 Jun 2014

1366 - LAS Flight

Certification to USAF MTC

Standards

One (1) Lot

Light Attack Branch

Fighters and Bombers

Directorate

28 Feb 2014

Data (Various CLINs)

One (1) Lot

Light Attack Branch

Fighters and Bombers

Directorate

IAW Contract

Data

Requirements

List

* All delivery dates assume contract award by 10 Jan 2013. Should contract award be delayed beyond 10

Feb 2013, delivery dates will slip month-for-month.

** The 31 Jul 2014 delivery date is applicable to the first two (2) aircraft only. See Paragraph 3.0 for the delivery schedule associated with all twenty (20) LAS aircraft.

Other systems and services for the Afghanistan requirement may be ordered at a later date at the prices established in Section J, Attachment 34, as evaluated in accordance with Section L.

2.1 Aircraft. The USG requires the delivery of the first two (2) USAF Airworthiness Military Type

Certified LAS aircraft to Shindand Air Base, Afghanistan no later than 31 July 2014, with subsequent deliveries of the remaining eighteen (18) aircraft as defined in Paragraph 3.0.

2.2 Ground Training Devices (CBT, BATD, FTD). The USG requires the GTDs to include airfield visual data for at least the following bases: Kandahar (OAKN), Herat (OAHR), Tarin Kowt

(OATN), Masri-e Sharif (OAMS), Gardez (OAGZ), Camp Bastion (OAZI), Shindand (OASD), Bagram

(OAIX), Kanduz (OAUZ), Jalalabad (OAJL), and Zaranj (OAZJ).

The Contractor’s SOW in response to this SOO shall be attached to DO 0001 to incorporate the above requirements. All other requirements, including the BASIC IDIQ contractual attachments and terms and conditions apply to this DO.

3.0 CUSTOMER OBJECTIVES

The USG will procure USAF Airworthiness Military Type Certified LAS aircraft to be delivered to two

(2) operational air bases in Afghanistan according to the following notional schedule:

Shindand Air Base:

July 2014 – 2 Aircraft

August 2014 – 2 Aircraft

September 2014 – 2 Aircraft

October 2014 – 2 Aircraft

November 2014 – 2 Aircraft

Kandahar Air Base:

December 2014 – 2 Aircraft

January 2015 – 2 Aircraft

February 2015 – 2 Aircraft

March 2015 – 2 Aircraft

April 2015 – 2 Aircraft

Glossary

AAF Afghan Air Force

BATD Basic Aviation Training Device

CBT Computer Based Training

CLIN Contract Line Item Number

CLS Contractor Logistics Support

DO Delivery Order

FTD Flight Training Device

GTD Ground Training Device

ICS Interim Contractor Support

IDIQ Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity

LAS Light Air Support

MTC Military Type Certified

SOO Statement of Objectives

SOW Statement of Work

USAF United States Air Force

USG United States Government