HRD_MFP_SOW.docx

STATEMENT OF WORK

HIGH RISK DRIVING & MOBILITY FORCE PROTECTION TRAINING

Overall Objective: Provide training in high-risk driving and close-combat scenarios IOT provide approximately (20) MARSOC Marines the skills, training and education necessary to ensure mission accomplishment and force protection. Overall goal is to limit training days to five (5). The goal is to accomplish all requirements outlined below.

Period of Performance: 29 May and 4 June will be travel days. Training will occur from 30 May – 3 June 2016. If there are travel complications for the arrival date, MARSOC and vendor must both remain flexible to adjust training schedule to accomplish all tasks

Scope of Work:

Instructor Qualifications

· 10 students: 1 instructor with at least 5 years of experience within Security Force or Special Operations

· High Risk Training Certified

· Complete Organizational Risk Management Training

· Complete Sexual Harassment Training

· In compliance with the Lautenberg Amendment to the Gun Control Act (no convictions of domestic violence related incidents/Legally qualified to possess firearms)

· Instructors are recertified quarterly on the same courses the instructors will be certifying the Marines

Lodging

· On-site lodging required for all personnel participating in the training.

· Lodging facilities can either be in the form of a rental house with individual rooms that can house two individuals per room, barracks style rooms (open squad bay or individual rooms), and/or hotel style rooms that contain at least one double size bed Marine (bunk beds are acceptable). Lodging facilities must include one bathroom with a shower and toilet per two Marines. Common area kitchen (with stove, sink, microwave, and dish washer), area for gear storage, air conditioning and heat.

· Contractor is required to ensure lodging is in compliance with all local, city, state, and federal laws, codes & regulations.

· Linen changes and cleaning services shall be provided by the Contractor and cleaned at the Marine's request.

· Non-Coined Washer and dryers shall be readily available for washing of soiled clothes if service isn’t provided.

· Damages to lodging facility due to students’ negligence will be repaired at Government expense through an official claim in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR).

Meals/Dining

· Dinner meals will be served for day of arrival. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served on all training days. Breakfast will be served on day of departure.

· Contract shall comply with all current state and FDA (federal) Food Code guidelines.

· Lunch and Dinner meals shall consist of the following: A colorful array of fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, lean proteins that are grilled or baked, and starches that is prepared with oils that have less than 20% saturated fat oil the ingredient.

· Contractor shall also provide nutrient-dense snacks to include coffee, juice, water, and Gatorade for the Marines at both the lodging facility and for the Marines to pack with them on training days.

· The Contractor shall provide sufficient quantity of meals as coordinated in accordance with the Marine Corps Field Feeding Manual 4-11.8A and in accordance with SOCOM dietitian recommendations. These meals will provide sufficient protein and electrolyte based beverages, natural juices, whole grain and wheat breads.

· The meals prepared will be served at the proper temperatures in accordance with the Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) manual upon pickup or delivery unless otherwise coordinated and agreed upon; i.e. cold cuts, cereals. All meals will be delivered with a meal temperature log sheet that has been signed off by Contractor verifying the meal temperatures.

· The contractor shall provide food service containers or trays to transport food items (as required).

· The contractor will have sufficient personnel to clean/prepare meal and beverage containers

· Dining facility will be on the premises of the training area IOT allow the most efficient use of time of each training day and foster a team-building environment where all facilities are in proximity to participants’ billeting.

· Breakfast meals shall consist of the following: 1% fat fresh pasteurized white milk, skim white milk, and low fat chocolate milk; all must be fortified with vitamin A and vitamin D; and two 100% Juice Options or 100% Juice Blends. A colorful array of fresh seasonal fruits; two choices of whole fresh fruit, bananas offered daily, when available. A minimum of four ready-to-eat cereal choices will be provided. Offer scrambled eggs, hardboiled eggs, and cholesterol free eggs daily. Offer one grilled specialty item such as griddlecakes/pancakes, whole grain French toast, or whole grain waffles with syrup on the side. Choice of three breakfast meats, one of which must be non-pork option, and one must be lower in fat(less than 12 g fat per serving for patties/links and less than 5 g of fat per serving for turkey bacon, Canadian bacon, center cut bacon). At a minimum offer two flavors of low fat (less than 3 g of fat per serving) individual yogurt. Offer Breakfast Fruit/Fitness Bar.

Weapons/Ammunition

· Armory and Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) will be required on-site.

· On-site armory cannot be staffed or manned by any MARSOC personnel and must be provided by the training organization for storage and security, in compliance with DODI 5100.76M - Physical Security of Sensitive Conventional Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives (AA&E).

· Vendor is required to provide all weapons and ammunition/simuniations/blanks.

· Vendor shall have M4A1 / Carbine, 5.56mm style rifles. Vendor shall also utilize ELCAN / SU-230 style optics.

· Vendor shall have Glock 19 style pistols.

· Issued weapons and ammunition shall have had a limited technical inspection (LTI) prior to each course to ensure safe operation. Documentation of the LTI shall be provided upon request by the Contracting Officer.

High Risk Driver Training (3 days)

· Standard and Automatic transmission, SUVs, Hilux, and compact car platforms (preferably Japanese or Chinese models if available)

· Vehicle Dynamics lecture and practical application

· Serpentine drills

· Threshold braking drills

· Skid Control and recovery

· Breaking in Turns

· Swerving to avoid obstacles

· Technical driving lecture and practical applications

· Barricade breaching

· Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT)

· Attack recognition and avoidance

· Evasive Maneuvers

· Advanced backing

· RFS Driving

· Down vehicle, down driver drills

· Push out / Bail out Drills

· Vehicle Transfers / Bump Plans

· Multiple Vehicle Operations / Close Proximity Driving drills

· Counter Ambush Drills

· Vehicle Commandeering / Security Systems Defeat

· Multi-vehicle force on force drills

· J-Turn vs. Y-turn comparison and drills

· Off-road recovery

· Standard equipment vs. improvised recovery methods

· Escape from overturned vehicle

Tactical Shooting (2 days)

· CC Fighting strategies

· CC Weapons Safety and Manipulation

· Drawing from CC Locations

· Support Side Draws

· Equipment & Clothing considerations

· Holster & Selection Options

· Location Options for Concealed Carry

· Single Hand Manipulations for Side Arms

· Seated Presentation Applications

· Weapons retention

· Reloading techniques

· Fighting in enclosed spaces and vehicles

· Integrated CC courses of Fire / Drills on Specialty Ranges and Target Arrays

· Pistol fighting drills

· Fighting from within and around vehicles

· Static & Mobile (Mounted) live fire Embus and Debus Drills

· Static & Mobile (Mounted) Live Fire Exercises

· Integrated scenario based fighting applications (day & night)

High Risk Driving Course Requirements

· Paved Tracks – a full course of at least 1.5 mile of multi-elevation serpentine paved road circuit. The courses will need to be able to be used for nighttime driving to simulate low light scenarios and to provide unfamiliar roads to the students. Minimum 1.5 mile oval and serpentine track. Minimum 400’ x 400’ autocross lot for vehicle contact maneuver training. All tracks must be useable during the winter months.

· Undeveloped Road Circuits – at least 2.6 miles of undeveloped roads that are also used to further expand the off-road sector of the drivers training. They will be purpose built courses; real circuits that offer all radiuses, hills, blind crests, and obstacles students could possibly face in a real world.

· Role-Player Equipment – all necessary clothing, uniforms, safety equipment, and weapons and munitions to complete the training.

· Off-Road Obstacle Course – at least a 10+ miles off-road course with obstacles, which incorporates such items as rock pits, mud pits, deep ruts, and log bridges.

· Range – 360º field of fire, live-fire drive on and off, vehicle mounts & dismounts, Supports pistol and carbines. Contractor will provide scenario-appropriate targets for live fire exercises including bullet traps, steel, or paper targets in accordance with DOD/DOJ safety requirements.

· Vehicles - all vehicles necessary for the course, including SUVs, Hilux trucks, and compact cars (preferably Japanese or Chinese models if available). All maintenance, parts, gas and oils, and tires will be provided by the contractor.

· Vendor must have a dedicated onsite vehicle maintenance facility.

Additional Facility Requirements

· On-site Medical Facility in case of training injuries.

· On-site medical support will be in compliance with OPNAVINST 3591.1F – Small Arms Training and Qualification.

· On-site facility/facilities available for special operations personnel to conduct physical training (PT) during the “off hours” of training days. Having on-site facilities for PT will make participants’ use of time more efficient by physical proximity to billeting and dining facilities, also on-site.

· On-site range instructors and safety personnel. Though every Marine is responsible for personal and range safety, MARSOC cannot source any range safety personnel and thus be provided by the training facility, and are in compliance with OPNAVINST 3591.1F.

· Billeting, access to PT facilities/routes, and dining facility must be within walking distance of the Marines to make effective use of time during the training day and reduce the amount of time transiting from one point to another in vehicles.

· On-site classrooms capable of supporting the number of Marines identified in this SoW.

· Small Arms range distance must have target distances include markings at 3, 7, 10, 15, 25, 50, 75 and 100 yards and at least 12 individually-marked and separate firing points

· Vendor facility must be within 450 driving miles of MARSOC, Camp Lejeune NC. Vendors outside of this radius will only be considered if there are no acceptable vendors within the 450 mile radius.

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