FSS-84 - Valiant Global Defense Services Inc. - GS07F9291S

Advanced Securities Group, Inc.

2028 Aerotech Drive 719-266-3918 Office Colorado Springs, CO 80916 719-634-5525 Fax

“Your Source for Special Operations Expertise”

NEK Advanced Securities Group Inc.

2028 Aerotech Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80916

(719) 266-3918

2 June 2009

This packet includes data that shall not be disclosed outside the Buyer and shall not be duplicated, used or disclosed in whole or in part for any purpose other than to evaluate this offer. If, however, a contract is awarded to this Offeror or Quoter as a result of or in connection with the submission of this data, the Buyer shall have the right to duplicate, use, or disclose the data to the extent provided in the resulting contract.

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Supply Service GS-07F-9291S (Schedule 84)

SINS Offered: 246-52 – Professional Security/Facility

Management Services

426-4F – Emergency Preparedness & First Responder Equipment & Services

426-7 – Professional Law Enforcement Services

Contract period: February 1, 2006 – January 31, 2016 Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List

On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA. For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules click on the FSS Schedules button at fss.gsa.gov.

Contractor’s internet address/web site: www.mss.cubic.com

Contract administration source:

Rosa M. Powers

(719) 247-4272 rosa.powers@nek.cubic.com

Business size: Large

Contractors Info: NEK Services, Inc.

2280 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200

San Diego, CA 92106-6133 http://www.mss.cubic.com/ mailto:rosa.powers@nek.cubic.com

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NEK Services, Inc.

2005 Aeroplaza Drive 719-247-4300 Office Colorado Springs, CO 80916 719-550-2918 Fax

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Information For Ordering Offices

SIN 246-52 – Professional Security/Facility Management Services (FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES)

SIN 246-52 – Professional Security/Facility Management Services (SHORT-TERM CONSULTANTS)

SIN 426-4F – Emergency Preparedness & First Responder Equipment & Services (FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES)

SIN 426-4F – Emergency Preparedness & First Responder Equipment & Services (SHORT-TERM CONSULTANTS)

SIN 426-7 – Professional Law Enforcement Services

Position Descriptions

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INFORMATION FOR ORDERING OFFICES

1. Maximum order: SIN 246-52: $200,000

SIN 426-4F: $200,000

SIN 426-7: $200,000

2. Minimum order: $100

3. Geographic coverage (delivery area): Domestic, 50 United States and Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Territories.

4. FOB: Destination

5. FOB point(s) Destination Ordering address:

NEK Services, Inc.

2005 Aeroplaza Drive

Colorado Springs, CO 80916

719-247-4300 (office); 719-550-2918 (fax) rosa.powers@nek.cubic.com

6. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country):

Colorado Springs, CO; El Paso County

7. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: Net

8. Quantity discounts: None

9. Prompt payment discount: Net 30

10. Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) of 0.75% is included in all rates and course prices

11. Government purchase cards are accepted at or below the micro-purchase threshold

12. Government purchase cards are accepted above the micro-purchase threshold

13. Time of delivery: 21 Days

14. Expedited Delivery: 14 Days

15. Overnight and 2-day delivery: Agencies may contact the Contractor’s Representative to affect a faster delivery

16. Urgent Requirements: Agencies may contact the Contractor’s Representative to affect a faster delivery mailto:rosa.powers@nek.cubic.com

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17. Ordering procedures: Ordering activities shall use the ordering procedures of Federal

Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405 when placing an order or establishing a BPA for supplies or services. These procedures apply to all schedules.

(a) FAR 8.405-1 Ordering procedures for supplies, and services not requiring a statement of work.

(b) FAR 8.405-2 Ordering procedures for services requiring a statement of work.

18. The Contractor may be required to travel in performance of orders issued under this contract. Allowable travel and per diem charges are governed by the JTR/FTR and FAR

Part 31; and are reimbursable to include G&A

19. Purchase of Open Market Items

NOTE: Open Market Items are also known as incidental items, noncontract items, non-

Schedule items, and items not on a Federal Acquisition Schedule contract. ODCs

(Other Direct Costs) are not part of this contract and should be treated as open market purchases. Ordering Activities procuring open market items must follow FAR 8.402(f).

For administrative convenience, an ordering activity contracting officer may add items not on the Federal Supply Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) — referred to as open market items — to a Federal Acquisition Schedule blanket purchase agreement (BPA) or an individual task or delivery order, only if –

(1) All applicable acquisition regulations pertaining to the purchase of the items not on the Federal Acquisition Schedule have been followed (e.g., publicizing (Part 5), competition requirements (Part 6), acquisition of commercial items (Part 12), contracting methods (Parts 13, 14, and 15), and small business programs (Part 19));

(2) The ordering activity contracting officer has determined the price for the items not on the Federal Acquisition Schedule is fair and reasonable;

(3) The items are clearly labeled on the order as items not on the Federal Acquisition

Schedule; and

(4) All clauses applicable to items not on the Federal Acquisition Schedule are included in the order.

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20. Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs)

The use of BPAs under any schedule contract to fill repetitive needs for supplies or services is allowable. BPAs may be established with one or more schedule contractors.

The number of BPAs to be established is within the discretion of the ordering activity establishing the BPA and should be based on a strategy that is expected to maximize the effectiveness of the BPA(s). Ordering activities shall follow FAR 8.405-3 when creating and implementing BPA(s)

21. Payment address:

NEK Services, Inc.

2280 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200

San Diego, CA 92106-6133

22. Warranty provision: N/A

23. Export packing charges, if applicable: N/A

24. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair: N/A

25. Terms and conditions of installation: N/A Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices: N/A

26. Terms and conditions for any other services: N/A

27. List of service and distribution points: N/A

28. List of participating dealers: N/A

29. Preventive maintenance: N/A

30. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A

31. Section 508 Compliance: N/A

If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available on Electronic and

Information Technology (EIT) supplies and services and show where full details can be found

(e.g. contractor’s website or other location.) The EIT standards can be found at:

www.Section508.gov/: Y2K Compliant

32. Data Universal Number System (DUNS) number: 969821938 http://www.section508.gov/

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33. Cage Code: 6KRJ1

34. Notification regarding registration in Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Database:

Registration is current

35. Large Business

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SIN 246-52 – PROFESSIONAL SECURITY/FACILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES (FULL-

TIME EMPLOYEES)

Location Position CONUS OCONUS

OCONUS

Hazardous

Duty Fort Bragg, New Mexico

Security Manager/ Consultant I $76.33 $97.96 $117.56

Security Manager/ Consultant II $67.36 $86.44 $103.73

Security Instructor/ Trainer I $58.37 $74.92 $89.90

Security Instructor/ Trainer II $53.88 $69.15 $82.98

Security Instructor/ Trainer III $49.39 $63.39 $76.07

Security Instructor/ Trainer IV $44.90 $57.63 $69.15

Duty Washington DC/

VA/MD

Security Manager/ Consultant I $103.55 $129.43 $152.14

Security Manager/ Consultant II $94.14 $115.25 $138.31

Security Instructor/ Trainer I $92.25 $112.96 $135.54

Security Instructor/ Trainer II $87.55 $107.18 $128.62

Security Instructor/ Trainer III $82.83 $101.42 $121.71

Security Instructor/ Trainer IV $80.01 $97.96 $117.56

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Duty

Colorado Springs /Tampa

Security Manager/ Consultant I $89.43 $109.50 $131.40

Security Manager/ Consultant II $84.73 $103.73 $124.47

Security Instructor/ Trainer I $80.01 $97.96 $117.56

Security Instructor/ Trainer II $75.30 $92.21 $110.65

Security Instructor/ Trainer III $70.60 $86.44 $103.73

Trainer IV $65.88 $80.68 $96.82

SIN 246-52 – PROFESSIONAL SECURITY/FACILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES (SHORT-

TERM CONSULTANTS)

Duty All Locations Security Manager/

Consultant I

$104.37

$130.47

$208.38

Security Manager/ Consultant II

$95.68

$119.60

$191.01

Trainer I

$86.97

$108.72

$173.65

Trainer II

$78.28

$97.85

$156.29

Trainer III

$69.58

$86.97

$138.92

Trainer IV

$60.89

$76.10

$121.55

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SIN 426-4F – EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & FIRST RESPONDER EQUIPMENT &

SERVICES (FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES)

Location Position Hourly Billing Rate Fort Bragg / New Mexico First Responder Manager/ Consultant I $74.11 First Responder Manager/ Consultant II $65.39 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer I $56.66 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer II $52.31 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer III $47.95 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer IV $43.59 Location Position Hourly Billing Rate Washington DC/VA/MD First Responder Manager/ Consultant I $100.53 First Responder Manager/ Consultant II $91.40 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer I $89.56 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer II $85.00 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer III $80.42 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer IV $77.68 Location Position Hourly Billing Rate Colorado Springs /Tampa First Responder Manager/ Consultant I $86.82 First Responder Manager/ Consultant II $82.26 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer I $77.68 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer II $73.11 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer III $68.54 First Responder Istructor/ Trainer IV $63.97

SIN 426-4F – EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & FIRST RESPONDER EQUIPMENT &

SERVICES (SHORT-TERM CONSULTANTS)

Location Position Hourly Billing Rate All Locations First Responder Manager/ Consultant I $101.33 First Responder Manager/ Consultant II $92.89 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer I $84.44 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer II $76.00 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer III $67.56 First Responder Instructor/ Trainer IV $59.11

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SIN 426-7 – PROFESSIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES

Location Position Hourly Billing Rate

All Locations Program Manager $108.15 Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) I $85.26 Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) II $85.25 Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) III $80.78 Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) IV $71.80 Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support I $85.26 Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support II $85.25 Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support III $80.78 Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support IV $71.80 Dive Locker Maintainer/Emergency Medical Technician

(EMT)/Dive Medical Technician (DMT) $100.76 Senior Mechanic $84.81 Mechanic $75.39 Parachute Rigger $51.83 Logistician $70.67 Physician Assistant (PA) $107.70 Medic $75.39 Senior Electronics Technician $98.94 Electronic Technician $75.39 Telecommunications Specialist $75.39

POSITION DESCRIPTIONS

First Responder Manager/Consultant I – These individuals have extensive program management experience to include: contract management, budgeting, costing, and spending plan development skills. Additionally, they have mid- to upper-level management/command time, previously served as a Contract Manager and have the requisite Human Resources skills to work with individuals of diverse professional backgrounds. These individuals have extensive Emergency Preparedness and First Responder-related backgrounds and have served as leaders to develop plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisors to US Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as

Schedule 84 Page 10 forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As managers and leaders they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also possess the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. These individuals are Subject Matter Experts (SME) in First Responder planning, policy and training, have extensive technical or tactical experience (between 8-10 years in various security disciplines), and possess a Masters Degree or the equivalent in experience.

First Responder Manager/Consultant II – These individuals have program management experience to include: contract management, budgeting, costing and spending plan development skills. Additionally, they have mid- to upper-level management/command time, previously served as a Contract Manager and have the requisite Human Resources skills to work with individuals of diverse professional backgrounds. These individuals have extensive Emergency Preparedness and First Responder-related backgrounds and have served as leaders to develop plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisors to US Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As managers and leaders they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also possess the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in First Responder planning, policy and training, have extensive technical or tactical experience (between 5-8 years in various security disciplines), and possess a Bachelors Degree or the equivalent in experience.

First Responder Instructor/Trainer I – These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in various Emergency Preparedness disciplines and have extensive experience (8-10 years) in providing expertise in the planning and support of First Responder Operations. These individuals have extensive Emergency Preparedness and First Responder-related backgrounds and have served as instructors on the development of plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisors to US

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Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As managers and leaders they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also have the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. As experienced trainers, these individuals are graduates of a DOD-qualified Instructor Training Course (ITC) or its civilian equivalent as well as providing extensive Platform Instruction experience and POI Development and Curriculum Development expertise These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in First Responder planning, policy and training, have extensive technical or tactical experience and possess a Bachelors Degree or the equivalent in experience.

First Responder Instructor/Trainer II – These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in various Emergency Preparedness disciplines and have extensive experience (5-8 years) in providing expertise in the planning and support of First Responder Operations. These individuals have extensive Emergency Preparedness and First Responder-related backgrounds and have served as instructors on the development of plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisors to US Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As managers and leaders they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also possess the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. As experienced trainers, these individuals are graduates of a DOD-qualified Instructor Training Course (ITC) or its civilian equivalent as well as providing extensive Platform Instruction experience and POI Development and Curriculum Development expertise These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in First Responder planning, policy and training, have extensive technical or tactical experience and possess an Associates Degree or the equivalent in experience.

First Responder Instructor/Trainer III – These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in various Emergency Preparedness disciplines and have experience (3-5 years) in providing expertise in the planning and support of First Responder Operations. These individuals have Emergency

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Preparedness and First Responder related backgrounds and have served as instructors on the development of plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisors to US Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As coordinators and instructors, they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also have the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. As experienced trainers, these individuals are graduates of a DOD-qualified Instructor Training Course (ITC) or its civilian equivalent as well as providing extensive Platform Instruction experience and POI Development and Curriculum Development expertise. These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in First Responder planning, policy and training have extensive technical or tactical experience and possess an Associates Degree or the equivalent in experience.

First Responder Instructor/Trainer IV – These individuals are experienced in various Emergency Preparedness disciplines and have experience (up to 3 years) in providing expertise in the planning and support of First Responder Operations. These individuals have Emergency Preparedness and First Responder related backgrounds and have served as instructors on the development of plans and policies regarding Emergency Response Action Plans, Crisis Management and Consequence Management. They have served as advisers to US Government and military leaders on the establishment of Incident Commands and Joint Operations Centers as well as forged relationships with the various State, Local and Federal Agencies that are required to respond and handle Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) events. As coordinators and instructors, they have developed and executed demanding WMD training and exercises focusing on testing and evaluating WMD response measures and developing countermeasures to resolve identified weaknesses. These individuals draw on their backgrounds to develop relationships with Federal Agencies to include the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy (DOE). They also have the required administrative skills that include well-developed written and oral presentation skills. As experienced trainers, these individuals are graduates of a DOD-qualified Instructor Training Course (ITC) or its civilian equivalent as well as providing extensive Platform Instruction experience and POI Development and Curriculum Development expertise These individuals are Subject Matter Experts in First Responder planning, policy and training, have extensive technical or tactical experience and possess an Associates Degree or the equivalent in experience.

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Program Manager - This position shall provide overall systems expertise (including maintenance and repair), training and deployment expertise. The program manager shall be principally responsible for planning, budgetary, and program management functions and systems integration required to procure, render operational, and provide life cycle support to the specified technology based systems and projects. This position shall have oversight responsibilities for the program as a whole in order to promote efficiency and overall program success.

The program manager shall be responsible for abstract or concept studies and analysis, requirements definition, preliminary planning, evaluation of alternative technical approaches and associated costs for development or enhancement.

Typical associated tasks include, without limitation, analysis of program goals and objectives, requirements analysis, organizational performance assessment, and training.

He or she will also use his or her thorough knowledge of the policies and procedures of a wide range of DOD agencies, other government agencies, and commercial industry. The Program Manager will use his or her knowledge of the unit’s program planning, priorities, and funding policies and procedures to develop justifications, provide budget input, and assess annual requirements and plan for long term high cost expenditures.

Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) Level I - The Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist has the ability to deploy KU band satellite equipment, satellite antenna and base band equipment, TACSAT radio setup and operation, and possess a working knowledge of all the communications equipment listed below. The Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist will develop, maintain, conduct training, perform future technical integration, and tactical deployment, without limitation, on the following systems and products:

• PRC-117F Tactical SATCOM Radios (Type I Encryption);

• PRC-117F HP Wave software;

• MBITR ANPRC-148 Tactical Handheld Radios;

• PRC-150 Tactical Radios;

• PRC-152 Tactical Radios;

• SECNET 11 Network Cards (Type I Encryption);

• XTS-3000;

• XTS-5000;

• AN/CYZ-10;

• KVL-3000 key loader;

• Quick Capture Program;

• Harris Universal Imaging Terminal Systems;

• Panasonic Toughbook computers and associated software;

• GPS-based world mapping software (e.g., Falcon View) using NIMA products;

• PDA-based intelligence collection hardware and software;

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• Digital Intelligence collection devices (video and still imagery; and “Real-time” transmission of collected data.

• Tactical Repeaters; and

• Situational Awareness

Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS) Levels II-IV

Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS)Level II

This person has a minimum of two years experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Tactical Communicator /Telecommunications Specialist (TS) Level I functions.

Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS)Level III

This person has a minimum of one year experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Tactical Communicator /Telecommunications Specialist (TS) Level I functions.

Tactical Communicator/Telecommunications Specialist (TS)Level IV

This person has a minimum of six months experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Tactical Communicator /Telecommunications Specialist (TS) Level I functions.

Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support Level I - Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support has the expertise to deploy and operate KU band satellite equipment, satellite antenna and base band equipment, TACSAT radio setup and operation, and possess a working knowledge of all the communications equipment listed below.

• Situational Awareness;

• KU satellite system;

• Data system;

• Tactical Satcom;

• Phone system;

• PRC-117F Tactical SATCOM Radios (Type I Encryption);

• PRC-117F HP Wave software;

• MBITR ANPRC-148 Tactical Handheld Radios;

• PRC-150 Tactical Radios;

• PRC-152 Tactical Radios;

• SECNET 11 Network Cards (Type I Encryption);

• XTS-3000;

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• XTS-5000;

• AN/CYZ-10;

• KVL-3000 key loader;

• Harris Universal Imaging Terminal Systems;

• Panasonic Toughbook computers and associated software;

• GPS-based world mapping software (e.g., Falcon View) using NIMA products;

• Tactical Repeaters;

• Situational Awareness;

• Video Tele-conferencing;

-Tanburg Tactical -Tanburg rack mounted (6000 or newer)

• STEE/STU III; and

• VOIP (secure and non-secure)

Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support Levels II-IV

Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support Level II

This person has a minimum of two years experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Telecommunications/ ET Mission Support Level I functions.

Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support Level III

This person has a minimum of one year experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Telecommunications/ ET Mission Support Level I functions.

Telecommunications Specialist/ET Mission Support Level IV

This person has a minimum of six months experience performing under a contract that requires all of the Telecommunications/ ET Mission Support Level I functions.

Dive Locker Maintainer/Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)/Dive Medical Technician (DMT)

- The Dive Locker Maintainer (DLM) will provide overall systems expertise (including maintenance and repair), training and deployable expertise on all dive equipment and operations. The Dive Locker Maintainer shall be principally responsible for planning, budgetary and program management functions and systems integration required to procure, render operational and provide life cycle support to the specified technology based systems and projects. This position shall have oversight responsibilities for the program as a whole in order to promote efficiency and overall program success. This position requires certification and currency as an EMT and DMT.

Senior Mechanic - The Senior Mechanic provides overall systems expertise (including maintenance and repair), training and deployable expertise on all tactical vehicles and boats.

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The Senior Mechanic shall be principally responsible for planning, budgetary and program management functions, and systems integration required to procure, render operational, and provide life cycle support to the specified technology based systems and projects. This position shall have oversight responsibilities for the program as a whole in order to promote efficiency and overall program success.

Mechanic - The Mechanic shall provide systems expertise (including maintenance and repair), training and deployable expertise on all tactical vehicle and boat operations. The Mechanic shall be responsible for providing life cycle support to the specified equipment assigned to him or her.

Parachute Rigger - The Parachute Rigger will ensure that assembly, rigging, inspection, packing, vacuum sealing, and final closing of parachute systems conforms to all ISO, safety, and government regulatory requirements. He or she will maintain, inventory, inspect, and repair all assets associated with the air deployable package(s). The Parachute Rigger will be responsible for all aspects of the parachute, rigging, safety, and regulation as they relate to the parachute and drop evolutions. He or she will also be responsible for maintaining the inventory, repair, and maintenance of the equipment associated with the air loft.

Logistician - The Logistician is responsible for ordering and maintaining supplies. Additionally he or she is responsible for gear issue, inventory control, inventory maintenance, and other tasks as assigned by the supervisor. The logistician must be knowledgeable in office practical skills;

i.e., typing, data entry.

Physician Assistant (PA) – The PA will supplement existing government medical care providers during field missions, training operations, and contingency and crisis response missions. He or she will deliver pre-hospital treatment consistent with Emergency Medical Protocol.

Additionally, he or she will provide emergency response and on-site medical support (domestic and international); during an emergency and during training exercises. The PA has Experience in preventative medicine i.e. aerospace, occupational, or preventative medicine and public health.

Medic - The Medic is responsible for a variety of duties to include; conduct routine sick call;

supplement existing medical care providers during field missions, training operations, contingency and crisis response missions; and deliver pre-hospital treatment consistent with current Emergency Medical Protocol. The medic has experience in preventative medicine.

Senior Electronics Technician - The Senior Electronics Technician possesses skills necessary to supervise employees and is immediately responsive to client requirements that relate to the contract employees. The Senior Electronics Technician will conduct research and development on KU band satellite systems and emerging satellite communication technologies, provide instruction and guidance on the application and operation of tactical satellite radios, and serve as a senior technician/manager to the electronic technicians. This person must possess a

Schedule 84 Page 17 working knowledge of all the communications equipment required under the contract. The Senior Electronics Technician shall have a broad knowledge of the operations, missions, practices, and policies of the customer and its programs to develop communication plans; to identify, analyze and resolve communication issues and problems; and to coordinate and integrate the work among a wide range of agencies and functional areas.

Electronic Technician - The Electronic Technician has the ability to deploy KU band satellite equipment, satellite antenna and base band equipment, TACSAT radio setup and operation, and possesses a working knowledge of all the communications equipment required by the customer. The Electronic Technician possesses knowledge of Micro repair, schematic reading, planned maintenance and bench repair.

Telecommunications Specialist - The Telecommunications Specialist has the ability to deploy KU band satellite equipment, satellite antenna and base band equipment, TACSAT radio setup and operation, and possesses a working knowledge of all the communications equipment required by the customer. This position is similar in scope to the Electronic technician, except these persons do not conduct Micro repair, schematic reading, planned maintenance and bench repair. The Telecommunications Specialist develops, maintains, conducts training, performs future technical integrations, and tactically deploys customer designated equipment.

Fleet Manager - The Fleet Manager is knowledgeable in office practical skills; i.e., typing, data entry. He or she also has an operating knowledge of civilian type vehicles and large vehicles such as box trucks, tractor trailer, and flatbed trucks. He or she has a sound knowledge of and is able to work safely around vehicles of all types. This includes knowledge of safety procedures relating to transportation of these vehicles. The fleet manager has a general knowledge of vehicle mechanical and air systems. The fleet manager keeps accurate records of each vehicle repair job including repair parts, materials and man-hours necessary to complete vehicle maintenance. He or she keeps accurate records of work performed each vehicle within the fleet. The fleet manager checks all completed major jobs before vehicle goes back into regular service. He or she also recommends acquisition and stocking of repair and replacement parts.

UAV Operator/Pilot - The UAV Operator/Pilot has extensive experience in the deployment of the WASP and Raven “B” Unmanned Arial Systems (UAS). He or she develops and implements field maintenance procedures and trains new UAS operators. He or she assists with the connectivity of inter-agency communication associated with UAS operations.