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Attached to: Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group (MCTOG) and Training and Education Command (TECOM), Instructors and Training SME? s
Solicitation number: M6739923R0002
Issued by: United States Marine Corps

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This document contains a requirements worksheet and statement of work for a federal contract supporting the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group (MCTOG) and Training and Education Command (TECOM). The contractor will provide various training, exercise design and support, data management, and modeling and simulation services. Key requirements include developing and validating exercise design products; conducting after action reviews and collecting lessons learned; designing, developing and maintaining various data management systems; providing educational design and faculty development expertise; and configuring, operating and instructing modeling and simulation systems during exercises. The contractor must meet certification requirements and security clearance levels depending on the specific task. Inspections will evaluate metrics such as on-time delivery, customer satisfaction, and system uptime. The period of performance is one base year with four option years.

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1.3.1

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS P a r a g raph	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support MCTOG training exercises
	Job:	Provide Support to Formal Schools
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?		Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

1.3.1.a Facilitate courses in support of MCTOG formal schools. [PWS 1.5.1 #1) tc={676D9152-B43F-49BA-830F-CBF7388C949A}: [Threaded comment]

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Comment:

There wasn't any reference to the actual tasks listed in the base IDIQ PWS that the contractor will be performing so I added them in after each task name - it's important to link tasks back to the base idiq PWS (note: the PWS reference in here - 1.3.1 refers to a part of the PWS that describes what MCTOG does but not necessarily what the contractor will be doing)

Maintains continuity

A003

100 percent of all instructors are qualified on a lesson 15 calendar days prior to being scheduled to deliver instruction.

Instructor certification records and the assignment of contractor instructors submitted under CDRL A003.

Comparison of scheduled instructors with instructor certification records.

Monthly

To be completed after contract award

Calculation of the percentage of scheduled instructors meeting the certification requirements for a class compared with the number of calendar days remaining until the class is conducted.

Effective

N/A

95 percent of all average instructor ratings meet the required threshold of 3 or higher on a 4 point scale.

Instructional Rating Forms.

Instructor ratings received from students.

Completion of each period of instruction/event

To be completed after contract award

Mathematical average of instructor ratings as documented in the Instructional Rating Forms.

Services meet frequency requirements IAW contract schedule

100 percent ‐ no classes cancelled due to a lack of instructors (quantity), or lack of qualified instructors (quality).

Course schedules.

Comparison of the number of scheduled classes with the number of classes cancelled.

Quarterly

To be completed after contract award

Mathematical percentage of the number of courses cancelled due to a lack of instructors or a lack of qualified instructors.

Compliant with applicable standards

95 percent of all classes are less than or equal to the maximum student/instructor ratio thresholds as follows:

Advanced Maneuver Warfare Course (AMWC) (when executed separately) ‐ 15:1

Advanced Maneuver Warfare Course (AMWC) (when executed as a combined course) ‐ 60:1			Class composition (students and instructors)	Student rosters and instructor schedules.	Continuous while delivering instruction to resident and distributed students.	To be completed after contract award	Calculate the ratio of the number of students attending a period of instruction to the number of instructors delivering instruction.
	Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Note: Instructional Rating Forms are included as Appendix I of MCTOGO 5000.1C. Contractor personnel shall achieve MCTOG 'Instructor Certification' in accordance with (IAW) the MCTOG Academic SOP, MCTOGO 5000.1C within the Mobilization Period.

Conditions Inclusive of civil affairs, and information operations.

Classroom, field, and conference room setting.

Personnel Requirements Must be trained on Marine Corps Instructional Systems Design (MCISD)/Systems Approach to Training and Education (SATE) and Risk Management (RM).

Secret Clearance tc={0BAF0809-701B-4D32-BC43-5FC9384AF8F3}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

Is the MCTOG 'instructor certification' something the contractor can do on their own? Or is that something the government provides training/certification to the contractor during performance? Same question about 'must be trained on MCISD / SATE / RM -- are we expecting a contractor to have this training BEFORE starting the contract? I don’t see any of these certifications on the 'pricing workbook' tab where we describe all the labor categories and required qualifications Reply:

The contractor should have it before starting the contract Reply:

We discussed this on phonecon yesterday. We moved the MCTOG instructor certification requirement to the Notes cell (1 cell to the right) and made it a requirement to happen during mobilization period, then we added the trained on MCISD / RM to the pricing sheet to the applicable labor categories tc={676D9152-B43F-49BA-830F-CBF7388C949A}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

There wasn't any reference to the actual tasks listed in the base IDIQ PWS that the contractor will be performing so I added them in after each task name - it's important to link tasks back to the base idiq PWS (note: the PWS reference in here - 1.3.1 refers to a part of the PWS that describes what MCTOG does but not necessarily what the contractor will be doing)	1.3.1.b	Assess course effectiveness. [PWS 1.5.1 #2)	Identify trends and areas of improvement	N/A	No more than 2 validated Customer Complaint Records per calendar quarter (e.g. 01 Jan ‐ 31 Mar; 01 Apr ‐ 30 Jun; 01 Jul ‐ 30 Sep; 01 Oct ‐31 Dec)	Customer Complaint Records	Inspection/validation of customer complaints received.	As submitted.	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated customer complaints per exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Analyze course effectiveness (e.g. end of course critiques, student surveys) and provide recommendations for course/curriculum changes as necessary.

	Research best practices and innovations and make recommendations on new approaches for MCTOG’s programs of instruction.
Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements	Must be trained on Marine Corps Instructional Systems Design (MCISD)/Systems Approach to Training and Education (SATE) and Risk Management (RM).

Secret Clearance

1.3.2.2

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS Pa r a g r a p h	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support training exercises
	Job:	Provide exercise management support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.		Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?	Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?	AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?		What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?		How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?		When
How often will this inspection be performed?			Who
Who will perform inspections?		Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

	1.3.2.2.a	Support exercise control cells and response cells (Company - MEB, IOC, Ops Center, FECC, etc). [PWS 1.5.1 #3)		Maintains exercise continuity	N/A	No customer complaints received ‐ 100 percent performance required for this performance objective during exercises.		Customer Complaint Records (CCR)	Comparison of air/logistics support requests submitted that are processed and tracked to their logical conclusion in relation to the exercise scenario timeline.
Discrepancies will be submitted for validation in the Customer Complaint Record (CCR).			In conjunction with each exercise.		To be completed after contract award		Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Provide support for Formal Learning and exercises that MCTOG leads or participates in.

	Develop, coordinate, synchronize, and manage MSELs during training exercise execution.
	Provide coach, teach and mentoring to response cell personnel IOT familiarize personnel with systems, processes and scenario
	Submit key insights, lessons learned, and best practices after each exercise.
Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements

	1.3.2.2.b	Provide SMEs [PWS 1.5.1 #4)	Services meet frequency requirements IAW contract schedule	N/A	No customer complaints received ‐ 100 percent performance required for this performance objective during exercises.	Number of SMEs available to support each exercise	Support (3) yearly rotations of AMWC to include the planning and execution portions of the exercise for a regimental team and four battalion teams.	In conjunction with each exercise.	To be completed after contract award	Count of SMEs available for each exercise.
			Credible		No more than 1 validated complaint per exercise.	Customer Complaint Records (CCR)	SMEs from GCE organizations.	In conjunction with each exercise.	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Provide feedback and improvement strategies to Regimental and Battalion Commanders and staff during battle staff training, exercises MCTOG leads or particpates in, and maneuver warfare mentorship to students during formal learning programs.

Conditions Support exercises across Live, Virtual, Constructive (LVC) training environment.

MAGTF O6 level Command On Site MAGTFTC Operational Information Environment (OIE), and Aviation C2 only during ITX/MWX.

Personnel Requirements Has expertise as GCE post 06 level GCE commander and joint qualified.

TS/SCI or Secret Clearance based on training/scenario requirements tc={D7CE36DD-1ED7-475D-ADD4-1A8770151BB6}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

What does "joint qualified" mean?

Reply:

Qualified in another service not only Marines

Reply:

What is the pool of candidates who would be O6 or above in this field and also be joint-qualified?

Reply:

On the phonecon yesterday aaron said there is a healthy pool of candidates that would meet this requirement -- and that it is necessary for the requirement. I discussed the risk that the requirement is 'overly restrictive' and contractors could potentially submit a solicitation protest if they feel that way.

	1.3.2.2.c	Operate higher control staff functions during exercise at MEB/Div level [PWS 1.5.1 #5)			Maintains exercise continuity	N/A	No customer complaints received ‐ 100 percent performance required for this performance objective during exercises.		Customer Complaint Records (CCR)	Higher control staff action inputs/outputs supports required exercise/scenario timelines
Discrepancies will be submitted for validation in the Customer Complaint Record (CCR).				In conjunction with each exercise.		To be completed after contract award		Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Support provided across warfighting functions of C2, and Information.
			HHQ Naval Integration support provided.
			Tactical and operational planning at the conceptual, functional and detailed levels for service and functional component organizations as well as joint headquarters organizations in area of emphasis.
			Support provided for Information Operations Environment and all 14 IRCs.
		Conditions	Includes staff sections for both service and functional component headquarters and Joint Force Headquarters IAW area of emphasis.
		Personnel Requirements	TS/SCI ‐ Information Operations, Intelligence

tc={427473DF-EEB9-47EF-A822-E8DAC727ACFD}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

This says "TS/SCI" and also "Secret Clearance" - can you clarify which is needed? Is a TS/SCI only needed for parts of this task that deal with "Information Operations and Intelligence"?

Reply:

Done

	3.2.2.g	Conduct scenario briefings. [PWS 1.5.1 #6)			Timely		N/A	Training support package deliverables for this performance objective received within 15 calendar days of an exercise 100 percent of the time.
90 percent compliance with exercise schedules for work performed within the exercise (i.e. not intended to be delivered to the Government prior to STARTEX).				Training support package deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.		Comparison of government acceptance to the scheduled start for an exercise.		In conjunction with delivery of training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.	To be completed after contract award	Count of calendar dates between government acceptance and exercise start date.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Conduct briefings for exercise participants prior to the commencement of the exercise and throughout the exercise as needed to support the flow of the exercise.
		Conditions	N/A
		Personnel Requirements	Secret Clearance

3.2.2.i Provide exercise After Action Reviews (AAR)/Observations, Insights, and Lessons (OIL) to the training audience and MAGTFTC/MCTOG Staff for use in best practices, lessons learned and Trends Reinforcement Reversal Process [PWS 1.5.1 #7) Timely AAR Reviews tc={1B47B11A-BDA0-4303-AB83-234B5D23F909}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

Need to add this cdrl to the cdrl attachment - A011 is not on there Reply:

done Reply:

Which cdrl does this fall under? I still don’t see it on the cdrls attachment tc={427473DF-EEB9-47EF-A822-E8DAC727ACFD}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

This says "TS/SCI" and also "Secret Clearance" - can you clarify which is needed? Is a TS/SCI only needed for parts of this task that deal with "Information Operations and Intelligence"?

Reply:

Done tc={D7CE36DD-1ED7-475D-ADD4-1A8770151BB6}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

What does "joint qualified" mean?

Reply:

Qualified in another service not only Marines

Reply:

What is the pool of candidates who would be O6 or above in this field and also be joint-qualified?

Reply:

On the phonecon yesterday aaron said there is a healthy pool of candidates that would meet this requirement -- and that it is necessary for the requirement. I discussed the risk that the requirement is 'overly restrictive' and contractors could potentially submit a solicitation protest if they feel that way.		AAR reviews submitted within 10 calendar days of exercise completion 90 percent of the time.	ENDEX and AAR/OIL submission dates	Comparison of ENDEX date with the date that AAR/OIL reports are submitted.	In conjunction with each exercise.	To be completed after contract award	Count of calendar days from ENDEX to AAR/OIL submission.
	Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?	Conduct AARs/OIL for MAGTF command element, GCE regiment and Battalion HQ, EXCON/HICON, Response Cells, Adversary Force

Subject Matter Expert support for MAGTFTC and MWX up to three times (3 exercises) during the Task Order tc={0CD309E5-F13F-43D7-B10B-12D880BD94F9}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

What do we mean by "up to 3 times"? What constitutes a "time"? Do we mean SME support for up to 3 exercises? Please clarify

Yes MWX is the exercise

Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements	Secret Clearance

1.3.2.2_Continued

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS Pa r a g r a p h	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support MCTOG training exercises
	Job:	Provide C2 aviation support training for MCTOG led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates to include Mountain, Integrated and MAGTF Warrior exercises (MTX, MWX).
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?			Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

1.3.2.2.2.a Create and validate C2 aviation training materials. [PWS 1.5.1 #8) Timely A001 Exercise design deliverables received 45 calendar days or more in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 2 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 30‐44 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 1 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 15‐29 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with no revisions.

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A001.

Comparison of government acceptance to the scheduled start for an exercise.

In conjunction with delivery of training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of calendar dates between government acceptance and exercise start date.

Consistent with service, Joint and multinational doctrine

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A001.

In accordance with current service, Joint, and multinational doctrine, concepts, and tactics, techniques and procedures.

In conjunction with delivery of training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of the number of revisions for each deliverable and the number of calendar days the deliverable was submitted prior to the exercise.

Sub Elements

What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?

Develop exercise products using fire support data systems.

Note: The timelines included as part of the AQL described above pertain to the delivery of exercise design deliverables for events that are included on the MCTOG TEEP and where the contractor has at least 60 calendar days notice prior to the exercise. For non‐TEEP events, the events must be identified to the MCTOG contractor a minimum of 60 calendar days before the required delivery date in order to apply the performance standard and AQL.

Construct fire support databases and repositories.

Conditions

On site support only required for MAGTFTC MWX

Personnel Requirements

Secret Clearance

	1.3.2.2.2.b	Conduct JTAR, ASR, ISR, EW and air request training and instruction for exercise augments. [PWS 1.5.1 #9)		Effective	N/A	Average course critique rating of 3.0 or higher.	Exercise augment course critiques	Comparison of the average course critique rating with the applicable AQL standard.	In conjunction with each exercise.	To be completed after contract award	Mathematical average of the overall course critique rating for an exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Provide air planning instruction for secondary training audience (i.e. exercise augments).
			Create and validate JTAR, ASR, ISR, EW and air request training materials.
		Conditions	On site support only required for MAGTFTC MWX
		Personnel Requirements	Secret Clearance

	1.3.2.2.2.c	Instruct ATO and Airspace Control Order (ACO) generation, distribution, and execution process within the Marine Air Command and Control System (MACCS) and associated joint air C2 agencies [PWS 1.5.1 #10)		Effective	N/A	Average course critique rating of 3.0 or higher.	Exercise augment course critiques	Comparison of the average course critique rating with the applicable AQL standard.	In conjunction with each exercise.	To be completed after contract award	Mathematical average of the overall course critique rating for an exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Train GCE unit members to pull ATOs and ACOs.
			Train the training audience on how to submit and process preplanned and immediate Joint Tactical Air Requests (JTARs) and Air Support Requests (ASRs).
			Train the training audience on how to submit Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) requests.
			Train the training audience on how to submit Electronic Warfare (EW) requests.
			Train the training audience on how to submit airspace requests.
		Conditions	On site support only required for MAGTFTC MWX
		Personnel Requirements	Secret Clearance

1.3.2.4

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS Pa r a g r a p h	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support training exercises
	Job:	Provide exercise design support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates to include Mountain, Integrated and MAGTF Warrior exercises (MTX, MWX).
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?			Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

1.3.2.4a Analyze, develop, validate, and document exercise design products for the training audience to meet current training objectives for service specific, joint, and combined exercises across the ROMO. [PWS 1.5.1 #11) Timely A001 Exercise design deliverables received 45 calendar days or more in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 2 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 30‐44 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 1 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 15‐29 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with no revisions.

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A001.

Comparison of government acceptance to the scheduled start for an exercise.

In conjunction with delivery of the training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of calendar dates between government acceptance and exercise start date.

Consistent with service, Joint and multinational doctrine

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A001.

In accordance with current service, Joint, and multinational doctrine, concepts, and tactics, techniques and procedures.

In conjunction with delivery of the training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of the number of revisions for each deliverable and the number of calendar days the deliverable was submitted prior to the exercise.

Sub Elements

What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?

1) MAGTF Fires Integration SME:

a) Review relevant studies, briefs, and documents to identify major C5I gaps that should be considered for USMC and USN integration of fires.

b) Shall understand the roles and responsibilities and duties of Composite Warfare Commander (CWC) and Sea Combat Commander (SCC).

c) Provide, review and develop products to support integration of USMC and Naval fires. Participate in the development of US Navy and USMC effort to develop a Maritimes fires process for future exercise development that could be added to the Composite Warfare Commander/Sea Combatant Commander taking into consideration CPG and CNO Guidance/ Force Development.

d) Review relevant studies, briefs, and documents to identify major C5I gaps that should be considered for USMC and USN integration of fires. 2) MAGTF Intelligence SME: Create, review, and develop products to support intel collection and analysis across the Joint Force to include Navy, Air Force, USMC and Army collections capabilities for a JTF Headquarters.

Note: The timelines included as part of the AQL described above pertain to the delivery of exercise design deliverables for events that are included on the MCTOG TEEP and where the contractor has at least 60 calendar days notice prior to the exercise. For non-TEEP events, the events must be identified to the MCTOG contractor a minimum of 60 calendar days before the required delivery date in order to apply the performance standard and AQL.

Includes MAGTF Intelligence within Exercise Design for virtual and contructive exercises

	Includes MAGTF Fires Integration within Exercise Design for virtual and constructive exercises.
	Includes MAGTF/Joint Naval Amphibious within exercise design.
	Includes Geographically correct and reality‐based threat Electromagnetic (EM) and threads, and injects to create catalysts that will exercise a unit’s information operations actions.
	Includes Information Warfare (14 Information Related Capabilities (IRCs) e.g. Information Operations (IO); Civil Affairs (CA); Combat Camera (COMCAM); Military Information Support Operations (MISO); etc.). within exercise design.
	Provide support for formal learning programs and Battle Staff Training.
Conditions	Conduct exercises across Live, Virtual, Constructive (LVC) training environment. On Site MAGTFTC Support required only during MWX.

TS/SCI: Naval Amphibious, MAGTF Fires,MAGTF Intel,Information Operations Secret Clearance:

Based on current and projected contingency operations.

Personnel Requirements Knowledge of warfighting /staff functions from the company to Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) level.

Up to TS/SCI Clearance

1.3.2.4b	Generate realistic, challenging, and adaptive adversaries (threat emulation)as defined by current Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff instruction. [PWS 1.5.1 #12)
		Timely	N/A	Exercise design deliverables received 45 calendar days or more in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 2 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 30‐44 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 1 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 15‐29 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with no revisions.		Exercise design deliverables as specified in the requirement.	Comparison of government acceptance to the scheduled start for an exercise.	In conjunction with delivery of the training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.		To be completed after contract award		Count of calendar dates between government acceptance and exercise start date.
		Consistent with current threat doctrine			Exercise design deliverables as specified in the requirement.		In accordance with current service, Joint, and multinational doctrine, concepts, and tactics, techniques and procedures (See Note 2).		In conjunction with delivery of the training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.	To be completed after contract award	Count of the number of revisions for each deliverable and the number of calendar days the deliverable was submitted prior to the exercise.
	Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?	Research up to current TS/SCI level information on identified threat orders of battle, up to the combined arms army level, and their associated tactics, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and intentions across the range of military operations.

Note 1: The timelines included as part of the AQL described above pertain to the delivery of exercise design deliverables for events that are included on the MCTOG TEEP and where the contractor has at least 60 calendar days notice prior to the exercise. For non‐TEEP events, the events must be identified to the MCTOG contractor a minimum of 60 calendar days before the required delivery date in order to apply the performance standard and AQL.

Note 2: Service doctrine is located at the following common access card enabled website: https://www.doctrine.usmc.mil/. Service doctrine for this instance, and all instances where service doctrine is referred to in this document, consists of: Marine Corps Doctrinal Publications (MCDP), Marine Corps Warfighting Publications (MCWP), Marine Corps Reference Publications (MCRP), and Marine Corps Interim Publications (MCIP). The Joint Electronic Library contains joint doctrinal publications. The Joint Electronic Library can be found at the following URL: http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/doctrine/doctrine.htm. Marine Corps cencepts are defined in Combat Development and Integration (CD&I) Instruction 5401.1 ‐ Concept Development. Concepts consist of Capstone Operating Concepts, Subordinate Operating Concepts and Functional Concpets. Additional applicable concpets include Concepts of Operation (CONOPS) and Concepts of Employment (COE). Marine Corps concepts can be found at the following URL: https://marinecorpsconceptsandprograms.com/concepts.

Design, Develop, and Adapt sound tactical adversary plans for each specified exercise.

	Facilitate adversary debriefs and after-action reviews immediately following exercises MCTOG lead or particpated in.
	Submit key insights, lessons learned, and best practices to the Trends Reversal, Reinforcement Program manager via established formats and procedures following each exercise.
Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements	TS/SCI clearance

3.2.1.c

1.3.2.4_Continued

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS Pa r a g r a p h	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support MAGTFTC IT systems
	Job:	Manage connectivity of IT systems
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.			Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?	Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?		What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?		How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?		When
How often will this inspection be performed?		Who
Who will perform inspections?		Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

	1.3.2.4.a	Support systems integration of ISR C4 systems supporting MAGTFTC AAR programs [PWS 1.5.1 #13)		No substantive or repeated flaws	N/A	No more than 1 validated customer complaint every month.	Customer Complaint Records (CCR)	IAW communications section Standard Operating Procedures	Monthly	To be completed after contract award	Count of customer complaints received each month.
				Certified personnel		100 percent compliance	Required certifications	Verification of personnel certifications with the requirements of DoDI 8570.1‐M.	Periodic surveillance of output items (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually) as determined necessary to assure a sufficient evaluation of Contractor performance, up to 100% surveillance.	To be completed after contract award	Mathematical percentage of contractor personnel assigned to cybersecurity/information technology performance requirements that do not meet certification requirements.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?	Maintain UAS drone system interoperability with program of record AAR tools
			Provide system support of ISR assets.
			Maintain and provide technical assistance for the functioning of ground based ISR systems.
			Provide solutions for ISR C4 integration requirements.
			Configure and optimize ground based ISR devices, servers and associated encryption technologies.
			Install, operate, and upgrade ground based ISR systems used to monitor exercise forces for use within AAR program. network capacity and performance.
		Conditions	Support exercises across Live, Virtual, Constructive (LVC) training environment.

On site support for MAGTFTC only required for MAGTFTC SLTE.

Secret Clearance Personnel Requirements Must meet DoDI 8570.1‐M Information Assurance workforce program requirements for Information Assurance Technician level 2.

Secret Clearance tc={98A56ED4-5203-450C-B317-C5CC131C8E22}: [Threaded comment]

Comment:

Which labor category on the pricing sheet does this personnel requirement line up with? I don’t see requirements for Information Assurance Technician level 2 on there Reply:

The requirements for this are listed in the DoDI 8570.7-M as state in one of the publications in the PWS. DoD Approved 8570 Baseline Certifications – DoD Cyber Exchange Reply:

Ok, so we're not necessarily requiring a "Information Assurance Technician level 2" labor category to do this work, but rather whichever labor category from Attachment 2 who will do this work has to meet requirements under this DoDi publication?

Reply:

Is the "Exercise Development Support (C5ISR-T)" labor category who we think will support this task? If so can we add to the pricing sheet that this LCAT needs to meet DODI 8570.1-M IAT level 2

On the phonecon aaron pointed out which LCATs need this and we added it to the requirements on the pricing sheet

1.3.3.1

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS Pa r a g r a p h	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support data management, information and knowledge management systems.
	Job:	Manage data management systems and content
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?			Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

	1.3.3.1.a	Design, develop, and maintain data management systems [PWS 1.5.1 #14)		Identify trends and areas of improvement	N/A	No more than 1 validated Customer Complaint Records per calendar quarter (e.g. 01 Jan ‐ 31 Mar; 01 Apr ‐ 30 Jun; 01 Jul ‐ 30 Sep; 01 Oct ‐31 Dec)	Customer Complaint Records	Inspection/validation of customer complaints received.	Quarterly	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated customer complaints per exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Create website architecture/framework for software and hardware requirements.
			Manage the shared drive.
			Design, develop, and maintain exercise Social Media organization.
			Design, develop, and maintain shared folders organization.
			develop, refine and maintain data management systems

Conditions	On site support only required for MAGTFTC MWX
Personnel Requirements	Must meet DoDI 8570.1‐M Information Assurance workforce program requirements for Information Assurance Technician level 2.

Secret Clearance

	1.3.3.1.b	Collect, manage, and analyze data, support data analytics, and pursue artificial intelligence (AI) / machine learning (ML) integration to support development of MCTOG Assessments Program. [PWS 1.5.1 #15)		Identify trends and areas of improvement	N/A	No more than 1 validated Customer Complaint Records per calendar quarter (e.g. 01 Jan ‐ 31 Mar; 01 Apr ‐ 30 Jun; 01 Jul ‐ 30 Sep; 01 Oct ‐31 Dec)	Customer Complaint Records	Inspection/validation of customer complaints received.	Quarterly	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated customer complaints per exercise.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Create new information and knowledge products as required by MCTOG.
			Contribute to the development, issuance, and enforcement data collection protocols in support of IKM policies.
		Conditions	N/A
		Personnel Requirements	Secret Clearance

	1.3.3.1.c	Manage data collection of AAR collection assets [PWS 1.5.1 #16)		Systems integration requests are addressed within 96 hours of notification	N/A	90 percent compliance	MCTOG Tasker System	Comparison of the amount of time between and request for service and the completion of the service.	Periodic surveillance of output items (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually) as determined necessary to assure a sufficient evaluation of Contractor performance, up to 100% surveillance.	To be completed after contract award	Count of hours between the submission of a request for content updates to the completion of content changes.
		Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?		Develop and maintain AAR collection electronic technology.
			Develop data management process for AAR collections
			Coordinate with HQ elements for systems integration to support federation of information across government IT systems
			Maintain AAR data and facilitate access using communications enclaves.
			Conduct pre and post exercise inspections and actions to ensure proper functioning of AAR collection equipment.
		Conditions	On site support only required for MAGTFTC exercises
		Personnel Requirements	Must meet DoDI 8570.1‐M Information Assurance workforce program requirements for Information Assurance Technician level 2.

1.3.3.4

Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1
PWS P a r a g raph	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support MCTOG training exercises
	Job:	Provide Educational Design Expertise.
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?			Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

1.3.3.4.a Educational Design and Development [PWS 1.5.1 #17) Compliant with applicable standards. N/A No more than 2 validated Customer Complaint Records per calendar quarter (e.g. 01 Jan ‐ 31 Mar; 01 Apr ‐ 30 Jun; 01 Jul ‐ 30 Sep; 01 Oct ‐31 Dec) Customer Complaint Records NAVMC 1553.2 Marine Corps Formal School Management Policy MCO 1553.2 Management of Marine Corps Formal Schools and Training Detachments Inspectors General Checklist ‐ 1553.2 Formal School Management

MCTOGO 5000.1C		Periodic surveillance of output items (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually) as determined necessary to assure a sufficient evaluation of Contractor performance, up to 100% surveillance.	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated customer complaints received for each calendar quarter.
	Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?	Provide experience in applying research and foundational knowledge to real world organizational, leadership and education issues, culture, strategic communuications, design theory, and research ISO MCTOG's propoency role within the TECOM learning enterprise

Attend, support, and participate in periodic working groups (WGs), off-sites, and operational planning teams (OPTs) in all manners concerning faculty development and curriculum design.

Provide expertise to support the MCTOG currciulm development and review process.

Provide expertise in modern curriculum design in order to recommend improvements to MCTOG’s curriculum and instruction as appropriate.

Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements	Must possess higher level educational and experience requirements to demonstate both understanding and application of learning theories, principles and concepts. Must be trained on Marine Corps Instructional Systems Design (MCISD)/Systems Approach to Training and Education (SATE) and Risk Management (RM) (annual requirement).

1.3.3.4.b Faculty and Instructor Development [PWS 1.5.1 #18) Compliant with applicable standards. N/A No more than 2 validated Customer Complaint Records per calendar quarter (e.g. 01 Jan ‐ 31 Mar; 01 Apr ‐ 30 Jun; 01 Jul ‐ 30 Sep; 01 Oct ‐31 Dec) Customer Complaint Records NAVMC 1553.2 Marine Corps Formal School Management Policy

MCTOGO 5000.1C

CG TECOM Waiver From MCO 1553.2_ and NAVMC 1553.2

(Instructor Certification Requirements)			Periodic surveillance of output items (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semiannually, or annually) as determined necessary to assure a sufficient evaluation of Contractor performance, up to 100% surveillance.	To be completed after contract award	Count of validated customer complaints received for each calendar quarter.
	Sub Elements
What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?	Provide facilitation instruction in support of MCTOG’s overall mission, to include battle staff training instructors, subject matter experts, instructors, and support staff as appropriate.
		Attend, support, and participate in periodic working groups (WGs), off-sites, and operational planning teams (OPTs) in all manners concerning faculty development and curriculum design and assessment in order to ensure it is incoporated into instructor development.

Support the design, develop, execute and maintain MCTOG's adult learning and facilitation modules in support of instructor development and certification.

Provide training and education on adult learning, theories, and faculty educational self-improvement techniques.

Provide individually tailored personal improvement plans for MCTOG instructors.

Provide expertise in modern instruction strategies, and support the implementation of improvements to MCTOG’s instructional methods as appropriate.

Attend and assess courses of instruction provided by MCTOG and other Navy and Marine Corps organizations in order to enhance Adult learning for MCTOG instructors.

Conditions	N/A
Personnel Requirements	Must be trained on Marine Corps Instructional Systems Design (MCISD)/Systems Approach to Training and Education (SATE) and Risk Management (RM) (annual requirement).

Must possess higher level educational and experience, and demonstate both understanding and application of learning theories, principles and concepts

1.5 Attachment 5 - MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet, Task Order 1

PWS Paragraph	MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
	Mission:	Support MCTOG training exercises
	Job:	Provide Modeling and Simulation Support
	Performance Requirements			Inspection Requirements
	PWS		QASP
	Performance Objective

What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.	Performance Standard
What level of performance is required to meet the Performance Objective or Task?			Deliverables
What products need to be delivered to Government when objective complete?		AQL
What is your tolerance for less than 100% performance?			What/Data Source
What are you going to inspect?			How/Method of Assessment
How are you going to inspect?			When
How often will this inspection be performed?				Who
Who will perform inspections?			Calculation Method

How determine if AQL met? Formula?

1.5a Configure, Operate, maintain, instruct and train modeling and simulation systems during exercise. [PWS 1.5.1 #19) Timely Exercise Design Deliverables Exercise design deliverables received 45 calendar days or more in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 2 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 30‐44 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 1 or fewer revisions.

Exercise design deliverables received within 15‐29 calendar days in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with no revisions.

Exercise design deliverables.

Comparison of government acceptance to the scheduled start for an exercise.

In conjunction with delivery of training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of calendar dates between government acceptance and exercise start date.

Maintains continuity

Exercise design deliverables.

In accordance with current service and Joint doctrine, emerging concepts, and tactical lessons learned integration (See Note 2).

In conjunction with delivery of training support package deliverables for inspection/acceptance by the government.

To be completed after contract award

Count of the number of revisions for each deliverable and the number of calendar days the deliverable was submitted prior to the exercise.

No substantive or repeated flaws

N/A

No more than 1 validated customer complaint per exercise.

Customer Complaint Records (CCR)

Must be able to pass a MCTOG certification test consisting of 10 basic tasks to be performed during scenarios.

In conjunction with each exercise.

To be completed after contract award

Count of validated customer complaints received for each exercise.

Sub Elements

What are the specific actionable results required to support this objective?

Provide support for Formal Learning and Battle Staff Training.

Note 2: Marine Corps Center for Lessons Learned common access card enabled website can be found at the following URL: https://www.mccll.usmc.mil/index.cfm Note 3: Modelling and Simulation Support during an exercise requires being capable of manning and operating eight (8) aggregate‐level constructuve simulations system terminals (i.e., MTWS or JCATS) for up to 12 hours per day during the exercise begining (15) days prior to the first exercise and lasting through AMWC completion.

Conditions Must meet DoDI 8570.1‐M Information Assurance workforce program requirements for Information Assurance Technician level 2.

Utilize MSEL Management SW tools Utilize any joint or USMC simulations such as

● MAGTF Tactical Warfare Simulation System (MTWS)

● Deployable Virtual Training Environment (DVTE)

● Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES)

● Joint Mission Planning System‐Expeditionary (JMPS‐ e)

● Joint…

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