INITIAL_TASK_ORDER_PWS_(UPDATED).docx

TASK ORDER 1 Performance Work Statement

REQUIREMENTS:

1) Courseware Topic: M1A1 Armament & Ammunition Courseware Background: Provide every Marine holding the 1812 PMOS with follow-on training upon completing the basic armor crew member course by providing increased knowledge pertaining to gunnery techniques by going more in depth into the vehicle's armament functionality and capabilities also addressing the existing tank ammunition functionalities and capabilities. This will also give the reserve units another training tool and be the primary source to sustain proficiency when not in their drill cycle.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

2) Courseware Topic: M1A1 Tank Gunnery Courseware Background: Provide every Marine holding the 1812 PMOS with follow-on training upon completing the basic armor crew member course by providing increased knowledge pertaining to gunnery techniques as it relates to the crewmembers roles and responsibilities within a tank crew. This will also give the reserve units another training tool and be the primary source to sustain proficiency when not in their drill cycle.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

3) Courseware Topic: Advanced Electronics Course Courseware Background: This is a skills progression and sustainment course supporting all 28xx Electronics Maintenance T&R Events. This will be a modular course containing Basic Electrical and Electronic Theory, Intermediate Electronics Theory, and Advanced Electronics and Power Theory. This course will primarily provide OccFld 28xx Marines returning for career progression training and assignment, the requisite knowledge to succeed in the career level courses. Increase skill level of electronics Maintenance personnel in an effort to keep pace with emerging electronics technology. Provide critical sustainment training for this complex electronics theory using critical thinking methods. Reduce attrition rate of students attending resident course, and reduce length of resident course training track.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

4) Courseware Topic: Unit Training Management (Platoon Level) Courseware Background: Unit Training Management UTM is the policy and URP is the process for planning, creating and implementing all training within the Marine Corps. The UTM Platoon level course is critical online instruction that introduces and/or refreshes Marines to the concepts and steps involved with planning, implementing and evaluating training programs. The UTM platoon level course teaches the application of the SAT process to UTM/URP and provides Marines at the Platoon level an understanding of their responsibilities in planning and conducting unit training.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

5) Courseware Topic: Unit Training Management (Battalion Level) Courseware Background: Unit Training Management UTM is the policy and URP is the process for planning, creating and implementing all training within the Marine Corps. The UTM Battalion level course is critical online instruction that introduces and/or refreshes Marines to the concepts and steps involved with planning and implementing training programs. The UTM Battalion level course defines UTM, URP and teaches the application of SAT to UTM/URP and provides Marines at the Battalion level an understanding of their responsibilities in planning and conducting unit training.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

6) Courseware Topic: Unit Mail Clerk Courseware Background: The goal of this course will be to provide indoctrination training to Unit Postal Officers, Assistant Unit Postal Officers, Unit Mail Clerks, and Mail orderlies throughout the Marine Corps. This course will provide one standard training system vice the current courses being taught locally at each location with availability to all I&I, and RS units that do not have Marine Corps Postal Support in their AOR. Unit Mail Clerks/Mail Orderlies will develop an understanding of Unit Mail Room procedures to include:

* Postal Regulations

* Designation of Personnel

* Accountable Mail Delivery

* TAD/Deployment Mail Handling

* Mail Delivery

* Rework Mail Procedures.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.

7) Courseware Topic: Ground Supply School – Personal Effects Courseware Background: The Ground Supply educational products will serve as an introduction to Operational Forces Supply Operations. Content objectives are based on presenting a knowledge foundation for which a Marine or civilian involved in supply administration may use to execute an immediate task and or build upon prior to attending a career level formal course. This course is based on using unit supply and not intermediate supply operations.

Deliverable:

Task 1 – Initial Project Assessment in accordance with master IDIQ criteria. A detailed assessment report that includes a POA&M which provides the timeline to complete all phases of the project at the level of complexity and learning time assessed as necessary to achieve the learning outcome shall be delivered 20 business days after kick-off meeting.