Amendment_0002.doc

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES

CLIN 0004

The CLIN extended description has changed from ADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 6 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements.

to ADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 12 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements..

CLIN 1004

The CLIN extended description has changed from OPTION PERIOD ONEADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 6 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements.

to OPTION PERIOD ONEADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 12 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements..

CLIN 2004

The CLIN extended description has changed from OPTION PERIOD TWOADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 6 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements.

to OPTION PERIOD TWOADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 12 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements..

CLIN 3004

The CLIN extended description has changed from OPTION PERIOD THREEADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 6 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements.

to OPTION PERIOD THREEADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 12 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements..

CLIN 4004

The CLIN extended description has changed from OPTION PERIOD FOURADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 6 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements.

to OPTION PERIOD FOURADVANCED MOTORCYCLE TRAINING – LEVEL III Level III Motorcycle Training – Includes specific courses designed for the experienced riders. Level III training may also be provided to other experienced riders in conjunction with special events which focus on motorcycle safety within a unit, higher command, installation or region. Course shall include course materials for students.Level III advanced Motorcycle Training shall include the following knowledge, skills, and abilities. The curriculum elements may be divided among several different course offerings.Maneuvering at realistic street riding speeds (45 mph and higher)Cornering techniquesTrail Braking / Braking in a curveEmergency BrakingDirt / Off-road ridingTrack ridingRiding in groupsRiding with passengersMotorcycle suspension principles and practiceResponding to a loss of tractionResponding to locked rear wheel or locked front wheelRiding in trafficJudgmentHazard AvoidanceThere is significant variability among courses considered as Level III. The Contractor shall specify the duration and maximum number of students per each course offering in this category. See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements, including accepted course listing and contact information for specified Level III providers. Other Courses may be proposed for Level III Training – Contractor shall list each proposed course and identify the course provider and curriculum owner. Course shall include course materials for students. Additional Course information must be submitted for each course per the Performance Work Statement.Number of students: 12 See the Performance Work Statement for course requirements..

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