J-6 Scheduled Personnel.docx

Solicitation # N00024-20-R-4301 SCHEDULE A: Scheduled Personnel

Minimum personnel and qualification requirements

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Project Manager (Search and ROV Operations)

Assistant Project Manager (Search Operations)

Assistant Project Manager (ROV Operations)

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NOTE: Scheduled Personnel are not necessarily required full time. Certain personnel are only required during operations.

Personnel Qualification Sheet

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Desired Education and Professional Experience

Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university. A minimum of six (6) years of management and leadership experience with complex underwater search and recovery operations in depths exceeding 8,000 feet of water. Operations experience should include management of personnel and equipment including Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) and side scan search systems. The individual should have a thorough and demonstrated understanding of project management and control, including cost estimating, cost control, operations scheduling using computer software, operations forecasting, man-power requirements and utilization, understanding of commercial market influences on project costs and schedules, logistics support, knowledge of in-house corporate support resources, and effective communication skills. The individual should also have a thorough and demonstrated understanding of the management of complex underwater operations involving multiple government and commercial organizations and an ability to provide direction and support to achieve mission requirements. A demonstrated ability to conduct and present operational project descriptions to upper levels of government and contractor management. Ability to closely coordinate various groups of management, engineering, operations, logistics and support personnel resources to meet the demands of an efficient project team.

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Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university in a technical or engineering field. A minimum of four (4) years engineering experience with complex underwater systems applicable to deep ocean search and recovery. The individual should have a thorough and demonstrated understanding of project management, system configuration control, system design, and industrial automation controls. Able to perform technology market surveys and research, predict future technology trends, develop conceptual system designs to meet a capability requirement, lead design efforts thru preliminary and detailed design phases, generate cost and schedule estimates, and track execution performance. Ability to analyze, study, re-engineer, and recommend upgrades or modifications to improve existing undersea systems. A demonstrated ability to communicate and present recommendations and findings to upper levels of government and contractor management. Ability to closely coordinate and integrate various groups of management, engineering, and operations personnel into an efficient project team.

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Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university. A minimum of five (5) years of management and leadership experience with complex underwater search and recovery operations in depths exceeding 5,000 feet of water. Operations experience should have involved the use of complex ROV and search systems, scanning sonar, precise subsurface navigation systems, fiber optic data communications, sonar interpretation, and precise surface navigation systems. The individual should have a thorough and demonstrated understanding and working knowledge of search operations, ROV operations, salvage and rigging techniques for deep ocean recovery, and logistics support requirements for all phases of a mission. An understanding of military cargo requirements including documentation, packaging, and hazardous material handling, and an understanding of manned diving operations. The individual should have a thorough and demonstrated understanding of financial management, including project cost control and estimating, and knowledge of inventory and property control procedures. The individual should have a demonstrated ability to direct deep-water search and ROV operations from a vessel of opportunity. Experience should include the coordination of ship charters, messing, berthing, deck operations, and management of subcontractors from various labor trades including riggers, crane operators, dock labor, transportation and industrial trades. Operational experience aboard U.S. Navy salvage vessels is desired. The individual should have the ability to coordinate and direct search and ROV operations that require a mixture of in-house and subcontractor personnel and equipment resources including the ability to integrate groups of diverse technical and professional personnel into highly effective teams. An ability to effectively communicate both in writing and orally the status of operations of a daily basis, including the generation of detailed reports in a clear, concise, and timely manner both during an operation and upon completion of an operation.

An additional five (5) years of operational search and/or ROV operations experience may be substituted for education.

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A minimum of four (4) years of progressively responsible on-scene experience in search operations utilizing complex search systems and a demonstrated capability in sonar interpretation and target recognition including the use of ISIS and QMIPS software as well as extensive experience with navigation software, fiber optic based telemetry systems, precise subsurface navigation systems, precise surface navigation systems, electric and hydraulic winches, cranes, and handling systems. The individual should possess a thorough understanding and working knowledge of ROV operations, salvage and rigging techniques, maintenance and repair procedures, and technical and logistics support requirements for all phases of a mission. The individual should have an understanding of the military transportation system for the shipment of personnel and equipment aboard military aircraft, and be familiar with transport requirements including documentation, packaging, and hazardous material handling. Knowledge of inventory and property control procedures is desired as is demonstrated experience in assisting the Project Manager in all aspects of search operations.

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A minimum of four (4) years of progressively responsible on-scene experience in ROV operations utilizing precise subsurface navigation systems, precise surface navigation systems, complex ROV systems, electric and hydraulic winches, handling systems, and high voltage power generation and distribution equipment. The individual should possess a thorough understanding and working knowledge of salvage and rigging techniques, diving operations, maintenance and repair procedures, and technical and logistics support requirements for all phases of a mission. The individual should have an understanding of the military transportation system for the shipment of personnel and equipment aboard military aircraft, and be familiar with transport requirements including documentation, packaging, and hazardous material handling. Knowledge of inventory and property control procedures is desired as is demonstrated experience in assisting the Project Manager in all aspects of ROV operations. Demonstrated ability to manage and work at all supporting levels of salvage and/or ROV operations.

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Formal training with acoustic navigation system maintenance and operations, calibration and repair of underwater video cameras and lights, calibration and repair of underwater imaging equipment, repair and maintenance of diesel generators, hydraulic and mechanical training applicable to ROV systems, and integrated navigation systems. The individual should have a minimum of four (4) years experience working with, troubleshooting, and modifying search and ROV systems including sonar systems (CTFM, pulsed, and side scan), multiplex systems, telemetry systems (optical and electrical), fiber optic communications systems, and high voltage power generation, distribution and control systems. The individual should have a comprehensive working knowledge of computers and microprocessor units including experience in configuring, operating and troubleshooting computer systems such as PC’s, PC-104’s, PLC and VME platforms. The individual should have a minimum of four (4) years experience in maintaining and repairing to a component level, search and ROV systems that utilize the following or comparable off-the-shelf subsystems: sonar systems including CTFM, XBT/SXV systems, fiber optic transmissions systems, hydraulic and electric thruster motors, acoustic navigation systems, emergency beacons, integrated computer systems, subsea video cameras, satellite communications systems including high speed data transmission, ISE and Schilling manipulators, pan/tilt assemblies, ETHERNET communication systems, GPS and DGPS navigation systems, triton sonar enhancement systems, Klein and AMS/KSI sonar systems, wave division multiplexing and fiber optic rotary joint technology, and experience with operations and configuration control system graphical user interfaces. The individual should have a demonstrated ability to work with all supporting levels of search and ROV operations personnel and should have an understanding and familiarity with rigging for deployment and recovery of acoustic beacons, transponders and releases.

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Two (2) years of formal electronic training or four (4) years of equivalent work experience. Two (2) years of additional specialized experience working with complex undersea systems such as ROVs, AUVs, and towed side scan sonar systems is preferred.

The individual should have the ability to lead the troubleshooting of complex electronic systems, including PC’s, PC-104’s, PLC and VME platforms and initiate repairs. Experience with fiber-optic multiplexing, electric thruster motor controllers, industrial automation hardware, networking fundamentals, sonar refurbishment and calibration, ultra short baseline precision navigation (USBL), inertial navigation systems (INS), and side scan sonar data acquisition is necessary. Significant experience is desired in directing the activities and schedules of other technicians. The individual shall have a demonstrated ability to handle all watch standing requirements of search and ROV systems, including cable handling, sonar operator, vehicle pilot, navigation computer operator and general watch stander.

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Formal training in diesel engine repair and maintenance, hydraulic and mechanical equipment handling systems including cranes and winches, motion compensation and lift systems, and maintenance of equipment records and data including preventative maintenance schedules. The individual should have a minimum of four (4) years experience in operation, maintenance, and field repair of complex hydraulic power and control systems, and diesel engines. The individual should have a minimum of two (2) years of experience working with launch and recovery of sonar and ROV systems as well as working knowledge of sonar and precise surface navigation systems. Significant experience is desired in directing the activities and schedules of other technicians. The individual shall have a demonstrated ability to handle all watch standing requirements of search and ROV systems, including cable handling, sonar operator, vehicle pilot, navigation computer operator and general watch stander.

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Two (2) years of formal electronic training or four (4) years of equivalent work experience.

The individual should have a minimum of two (2) years field experience troubleshooting, maintaining and repairing sophisticated electronic systems, which include computer systems such as PC’s, PC-104’s, PLC and VME platforms., microprocessors, A/D, D/A converters, HDTV, sonar and acoustic navigation systems. Telemetry and control circuits to the board level. The individual should have an ability to troubleshoot high voltage power generation, control and switching equipment. The individual should understand the use of multimeters, oscilloscopes, electrical and optical TDRs, high voltage meggers, logic and frequency analyzers, spectrum analyzers and similar test equipment. Knowledge of fiber optics. Ability to solder through-hole and surface-mount components down to SOIC and 0805 size components. Ability to work with minimal supervision under a variety of field conditions and able to effective handle all watch standing requirements for search and ROV systems.

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Two (2) years of formal mechanical and hydraulic training or four (4) years equivalent work experience.

The individual should have a minimum of two (2) years field experience maintaining and repairing diesel generator sets, hydraulic power and control equipment, manipulators, and hydraulic tools. The individual should have a demonstrated capability to interpret complex electrical and hydraulic schematics. An understanding and familiarity with steel and aluminum welding, hazardous material handling, packaging and shipping. A demonstrated understanding of hydraulic test sets, flow/pressure meters, and non-destructive testing. Ability to effectively handle all deck watch standing requirements including cable handling, and other general watch stander duties.

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Three (3) years experience managing the financial and contractual aspects of complex field operations. Experience should include logistics, field accounting, record keeping, inventory management, and report preparation.

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Desired Education and Professional Experience

Designed as an entry level position to allow an employee the opportunity to train for and gain the necessary experience to qualify for either the Electronic Technician or Operator Technician ratings.

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