J12 - MCTOG-2.0-Task Order 1 PWS DTD 02 Nov 16-2.2.pdf

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M67854‐17R‐7820 Attachment J12

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UNCLASSIFIED

Task Order 1 Performance Work Statement (PWS) 1

For 2

Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group (MCTOG) Support Services 3

Version 2.2 4

02 Nov 2016 5

Prepared by 9

Program Manager, Training Systems 10

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.14

UNCLASSIFIED

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UNCLASSIFIED

Task Order 1 Performance Work Statement (PWS) 15

FOR MCTOG Support Services 16

1	INTRODUUCTION	...................................................................................................................	‐	4	‐	17
1.1	MISSION	.....................................................................................................................................	‐	4	‐	18
1.2	BACKGROUND	.........................................................................................................................	‐	4	‐	19
1.3	SCOPE	..........................................................................................................................................	‐	4	‐	20
1.3.1	FORMAL	LEARNING	CENTER	...........................................................................................	‐	4	‐	21
1.3.2	BATTLE	STAFF	TRAINING	PROGRAM	..........................................................................	‐	4	‐	22
1.3.3	DOCTRINE	AND	TRAINING	SUPPORT	..........................................................................	‐	5	‐	23
1.3.4	EMERGING	CONCEPT	DEVELOPMENT	AND	INNOVATION	................................	‐	5	‐	24
1.3.5	TECOM	NETWORK	ENGAGEMENT	SUPPORT	...........................................................	‐	5	‐	25
2	APPLICABLE	DOCUMENTS	................................................................................................	‐	5	‐	26
2.1	DEPARTMENT	OF	DEFENSE	INSTRUCTIONS,	DIRECTIVES,	STANDARDS	AND	27

GUIDES	........................................................................................................................................	‐	5	‐	28
2.2	DEPARTMENT	OF	THE	NAVY	INSTRUCTIONS,	DIRECTIVES,	STANDARDS	29

AND	GUIDES	.............................................................................................................................	‐	6	‐	30
2.3	MARINE	CORPS	ORDERS,	MANUALS,	DIRECTIVES	AND	GUIDES	.....................	‐	6	‐	31
2.4	AVAILABILITY	OF	DOD	DOCUMENTS	...........................................................................	‐	7	‐	32
2.5	OTHER	DOCUMENTS,	DRAWINGS	AND	PUBLICATIONS	......................................	‐	7	‐	33
3	REQUIREMENTS	.....................................................................................................................	‐	8	‐	34
3.1	GENERAL	REQUIREMENTS	...............................................................................................	‐	8	‐	35
3.1.1	NON‐PERSONAL	SERVICES................................................................................................	‐	8	‐	36
3.1.2	BUSINESS	RELATIONS	.........................................................................................................	‐	8	‐	37
3.1.3	CONTRACTOR	PERSONNEL,	DISCIPLINES	AND	SPECIALTIES	..........................	‐	8	‐	38
3.1.4	RESOURCE	REQUIREMENTS	.............................................................................................	‐	8	‐	39
3.1.5	SECURITY	REQUIREMENTS	..............................................................................................	‐	8	‐	40
3.1.6	COMMON	ACCESS	CARDS	(CAC)	.....................................................................................	‐	8	‐	41
3.1.7	VISIT	REQUESTS	.....................................................................................................................	‐	8	‐	42
3.1.8	SAFETY	.......................................................................................................................................	‐	9	‐	43
3.1.9	LOCATIONS	AND	HOURS	OF	WORK	..............................................................................	‐	9	‐	44
3.1.10	DRESS	AND	CONDUCT	.........................................................................................................	‐	9	‐	45
3.1.11	TRAVEL	.......................................................................................................................................	‐	9	‐	46
3.1.12	PRIVACY	ACT	INFORMATION	...........................................................................................	‐	9	‐	47
3.1.13	RELEASE	OF	INFORMATION	.............................................................................................	‐	9	‐	48
3.1.14	PROGRAM	MANAGEMENT	.................................................................................................	‐	9	‐	49
3.1.15	GOVERNMENT	PROPERTY	.............................................................................................	‐	12	‐	50
3.2	SPECIFIC	REQUIREMENTS	..............................................................................................	‐	12	‐	51
3.2.1	EXERCISE	DESIGN	...............................................................................................................	‐	12	‐	52
3.2.2	EXERCISE	MANAGEMENT	...............................................................................................	‐	12	‐	53
3.2.3	MODELING	AND	SIMULATION	SUPPORT	................................................................	‐	12	‐	54
3.2.4	SOCIAL	MEDIA	SUPPORT	................................................................................................	‐	12	‐	55
3.2.5	FORMAL	LEARNING	CENTER	MANAGEMENT	SUPPORT..................................	‐	12	‐	56

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UNCLASSIFIED

3.2.6

SUPPORT

FORMAL

LEARNING

CENTER

............................................................

‐

3.2.7

UNIT

READINESS

PLANNING

COURSE

(URPC)

SUPPORT

(FLC)

...................

‐

3.2.8

NETWORK

ENGAGEMENT

SUPPORT

(FLC)

............................................................

‐

3.2.9

C4/COMMUNICATION

ELECTRONICS

MAINTENANCE

MANAGEMENT

SUPPORT	.................................................................................................................................	‐	13	‐	61
3.2.10	C4/CYBERSECURITY	SUPPORT	....................................................................................	‐	13	‐	62
3.2.11	INFORMATION	TECHNOLOGY	MANAGEMENT	SUPPORT	................................	‐	13	‐	63
3.2.12	WEBSITE	DESIGN	AND	INFORMATION	MANAGEMENT	SUPPORT	..............	‐	13	‐	64
3.2.13	DOCTRINE	MANAGEMENT	.............................................................................................	‐	13	‐	65
3.2.14	TECOM	NETWORK	ENGAGEMENT	SUPPORT	........................................................	‐	13	‐	66
3.2.15	GROUND	COMBAT	ELEMENT	(GCE)	TRAINING	AND	READINESS	SUPPORT	...	‐	67

‐

APPENDIX

MCTOG

SUPPORT

SERVICES

REQUIREMENTS

WORKSHEET

.........................

‐

APPENDIX

PROJECTED

MBST

MTT

REQUIREMENTS................................................................

‐

APPENDIX

PROJECTED

URPC

REQUIREMENTS

...........................................................................

‐

APPENDIX

PROJECTED

NETWORK

ENGAGEMENT

TRAIN

THE

...........................................

‐

TRAINER

COURSE

(NET3C)

............................................................................................

‐

APPENDIX

POI

REQUIREMENTS

.........................................................................................................

‐

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1 INTRODUUCTION 76

1.1 MISSION 77

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 78

1.2 BACKGROUND 79

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 80

1.3 SCOPE 81

accordance

with

the

base

contract

PWS,

the

fifteen

technical

areas

are

implemented

within

the

four

core

pillars

the

MCTOG

OTTP,

and

Training

and

Education

Command

follows:

1.3.1 FORMAL LEARNING CENTER 85

Unit	Readiness	Program	86
Network	Engagement	87
Exercise	Design	88
Exercise	Management	89
Modeling	and	Simulation	90
C4/Communications	Electronic	Maintenance	Management	91
Web	Design	and	Information	Management	92
Information	Technology	Management	93
Social	Media	94
Formal	Learning	Center	Support	95
Formal	Learning	Center	Management	96
C4/Cybersecurity	Support	97
Information	Technology	Management	98

1.3.2 BATTLE STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM 99

Exercise	Design	100
Exercise	Management	101
Modeling	and	Simulation	102
C4/	Communications	Electronic	Maintenance	Management	103
Information	Technology	Management	104
Social	Media	105
C4/Cybersecurity	Support	106
Web	Design	and	Information	Management	107

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1.3.3 DOCTRINE AND TRAINING SUPPORT 108

Doctrine	109
GCE	Training	and	Readiness	Support	110
Web	Design	and	Information	Management	111
Social	Media	112
C4/	Communications	Electronic	Maintenance	Management	113
Information	Technology	Management	114

1.3.4 EMERGING CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION 115

Social	Media	116
C4/	Communications	Electronic	Maintenance	Management	117
Information	Technology	Management	118
Web	Design	and	Information	Management	119

1.3.5 TECOM NETWORK ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT 120

TECOM Network Engagement Support 121

2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS 122

The

current

version

the

following

documents

form

part

this

PWS

the

extent

123

specified

herein.

Unless

otherwise

noted,

the

event

conflict

between

the

PWS

and

124

the

references

cited

herein,

the

text

this

PWS

takes

precedence.

125

2.1 DEPARTMENT	OF	DEFENSE	INSTRUCTIONS,	DIRECTIVES,	STANDARDS	AND	126
GUIDES	127

Reference Title

DoDI	2000.13	Civil	Affairs
DoDI	3000.05	Stability	Operations
DoDD 5400.11 DoD	Privacy	Program
DoDI	8500.01	Cybersecurity
DoDI	8510.01	Risk	Management	Framework	(RMF)	For	DoD	Information

Technology	(IT)
DoDD	8570.01	Information	Assurance	Training,	Certification,	and

Workforce	Management
DoDI 8570.01-M	Information	Assurance	Workforce	Policy
N/A DoD	Foreign	Clearance	Manual

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2.2 DEPARTMENT	OF	THE	NAVY	INSTRUCTIONS,	DIRECTIVES,	STANDARDS	AND	128
GUIDES	129

Reference Title

SECNAV	3501.1C	(DON	CIO)	Department	Of	The	Navy	Critical	Infrastructure
Protection	Program

SECNAV	M‐5239.1 Department	of	the	Navy	Information
Assurance	Manual

SECNAV 5239.3C Department Of The Navy Cybersecurity Policy

SECNAVINST

5239.20A

DoN	Cyberspace	Information	Technology	and	Security
Workforce	Management	and	Qualification

SECNAV M-5510.30	DON	Personnel	Security	Program
SECNAVINST	5510.36	Department	Of	The	Navy	(DON)	Information	Security

Program(ISP)	Instruction
DoDI	3000.05	Stability	Operations

2.3 MARINE CORPS ORDERS, MANUALS, DIRECTIVES AND GUIDES 130

Reference Title

MCO	1553.10	Marine	Corps	Training	Information	Management	System
(MCTIMS)	Standard	Operating	Procedure	(SOP)

MCO 1553.2C Management of Marine Corps Formal Schools and Training Detachments

MCO	2281.1A	Electronic	Key	Management	System	(EKMS)	Policy
MCO	3100.4	Cyberspace	Operations
MCO	3120.10A	Marine	Corps	Information	Operations
MCO	3430.2C	Policy	For	Electronic	Warfare
MCO	3502.7	Marine	Corps	Ground	Combat	Element	Operations	and

Tactics	Training	Program
MCO	3504.1	Marine	Corps	Lessons	Learned	Program	(MCLLP)	And	The

Marine	Corps	Center	For	Lessons	Learned	(MCCLL)
MCO	4790.2	Field‐Level	Maintenance	Management	Policy	(FLMMP)
MCO	5100.29B	Marine	Corps	Safety	Program
MCO	5102.1B	Navy	And	Marine	Corps	Mishap	And	Safety	Investigation

Reporting	And	Record	Keeping	Manual
MCO	5239.2B	Marine	Corps	Cybersecurity
MCO	5600.20P	Marine	Corps	Doctrinal	Publications	System
MCO	5600.48	U.S.	Marine	Corps	Procedures	for	Participation	in	the

Development	of	Joint	Doctrine,	Joint	Tactics,	Techniques,	and
Procedures,	and	Multi‐Service	Tactics,	Techniques,	and

Procedures

NAVMC	1553.1	Systems	Approach	to	Training	(SAT)	Users	Guide
NAVMC	1553.2	Marine	Corps	Formal	School	Management	Policy	Guidance

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Reference Title

NAVMC	3500.59B	Security	Cooperation	Training	and	Readiness	Manual
MCBul	5603	Marine	Corps	Doctrinal	Proponency	Assignments
MCTOGO	5000.1B		MCTOG	Academic	SOP

2.4 AVAILABILITY OF DOD DOCUMENTS 131

DoD	Directives,	Manuals,	Instructions	and	Publications	are	available	online	at	132
http://www.DTIC.mil/	or	from	the	National	Technical	Information	Services	(NTIS),	5285	133
Port	Royal	Road,	Springfield,	VA	22161.	134

DoN	Directives,	Manuals,	Instructions	and	Publications	are	available	online	at	135
https://doni.documentservices.dla.mil/default.aspx.	136

USMC	Orders,	Manuals,	Directives,	and	Guides	are	available	online	at	137
http://www.marines.mil/News/Publications/ELECTRONIC‐LIBRARY/.	Marine	Corps	138
doctrinal	publications	are	available	online	at	the	following	common	access	card	(CAC)‐139
enabled	website:	https://www.doctrine.usmc.mil/.	140

2.5 OTHER DOCUMENTS, DRAWINGS AND PUBLICATIONS 141

Reference Title

JP	1‐02	DOD	Dictionary	of	Military	and	Associated	Terms
JP	3‐02	Amphibious	Operations
JP	3‐02.1	Amphibious	Embarkation	and	Debarkation
JP	3‐07	Stability	Operations
JP	3‐08	Interorganizational	Coordination	During	Joint	Operations
JP	3‐09	Joint	Fire	Support
JP	3‐09.3	Close	Air	Support
JP	3‐12(R)	Cyberspace	Operations
JP	3‐13	Information	Operations
JP	3‐13.1	Electronic	Warfare
JP	3‐13.2	Military	Information	Support	Operations
JP	3‐15.1	Counter‐Improvised	Explosive	Device	Operations
JP	3‐16	Multinational	Operations
JP	3‐29	Foreign	Humanitarian	Assistance
JP	3‐57	Civil‐Military	Operations
		142

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3 REQUIREMENTS 143

3.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 144

3.1.1 NON‐PERSONAL SERVICES 145

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 146

3.1.2 BUSINESS RELATIONS 147

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 148

3.1.3 CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL, DISCIPLINES AND SPECIALTIES 149

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 150

3.1.4 RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS 151

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 152

MARINE CORPS ENTERPRISE NETWORK (MCEN) 3.1.4.1153

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 154

3.1.5 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS 155

ELIGIBILITY FOR ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED INFORMATION 3.1.5.1156

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 157

QUALIFIED U.S. CONTRACTORS 3.1.5.2158

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 159

3.1.6 COMMON ACCESS CARDS (CAC) 160

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 161

3.1.7 VISIT REQUESTS 162

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 163

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3.1.8 SAFETY 164

ACCIDENTS AND MISHAPS 3.1.8.1165

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 166

3.1.9 LOCATIONS AND HOURS OF WORK 167

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 168

SHORT‐NOTICE SUPPORT 3.1.9.1169

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 170

3.1.10 DRESS AND CONDUCT 171

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 172

3.1.11 TRAVEL 173

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 174

CDRL A001: DI‐MISC‐81943 Trip/Travel Report 175

FOREIGN TRAVEL 3.1.11.1176

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 177

3.1.12 PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION 178

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 179

3.1.13 RELEASE OF INFORMATION 180

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 181

3.1.14 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 182

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 183

CONTRACT MANAGEMENT PLAN 3.1.14.1184

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 185

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CDRL A002: DI‐MGMT‐80004A Management Plan 186

CONTRACTOR’S PROGRESS, STATUS AND MANAGEMENT REPORT 3.1.14.2187

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 188

CDRL A003: DI‐MGMT‐80227 Contractor’s Progress, Status and Management Report 189

OTHER DIRECT COSTS (ODC) REPORT 3.1.14.3190

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 191

CDRL A004: DI‐FNCL‐81866 Other Direct Costs (ODCs) Report 192

MOBILIZATION/PHASE OUT PERIOD 3.1.14.4193

3.1.14.4.1 MOBILIZATION 194

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 195

3.1.14.4.2 PHASE‐OUT 196

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 197

CDRL A005: DI‐MGMT‐81945, Phase‐Out Transition Plan 198

IDENTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEES 3.1.14.5199

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 200

CDRL A006 DI‐MGMT‐81834A Contractor’s Personnel Roster 201

QUALITY 3.1.14.6202

3.1.14.6.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE SURVEILLANCE PLAN. 203

accordance

with

the

MCTOG

Support

Services

Requirements

Worksheet

(Appendix

204

and

the

Task

Order

Quality

Assurance

Surveillance

Plan

(QASP)

for

MCTOG

Support

205

Services.

the

case

where

Acceptbale

Quality

Level

(AQL),

data

source,

method

206

assessment

involves

the

Customer

Complaint

Record

(CCR),

each

performance

objective

207

will

assessed

for

adequacy.

Notwithstanding

the

CCR

requirements

for

specific

208

performance

objective,

overall

Contractor

performance

for

the

task

order

will

assessed

209

“unsatisfactory”

total

three

CCRs

are

received

for

given

calendar

month,

four

210

CCRs

are

received

for

calendar

quarter

(e.g.

Jan

–

Mar;

Apr

–

Jun;

Jul

–

211

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Sep;

Oct

‐31

Dec)

CCRs

are

received

for

twelve

month

period

across

any

212

combination

performance

objectives.

213

CONFERENCES AND REVIEWS 3.1.14.7214

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 215

CDRL	A007:	DI‐ADMN‐81249B	Conference	Agenda	216
CDRL	A008:	DI‐ADMN‐81250A	Conference	Minutes	217

3.1.14.7.1 POST AWARD CONFERENCE 218

The

Post

Award

Conference

(PAC)

for

this

Task

Order

will

conduced

concurrently

with

219

the

requirement

conduct

PAC

for

the

base

contract

award.

During

the

conference,

220

participants

discuss

roles

and

responsibilities

and

agree

interpretation

contract

221

requirements

for

all

parties

pertains

Task

Order

The

PAC

includes

review

222

contract

terms,

conditions

and

requirements,

line

items

and

sequence

events

needed

for

223

successful

execution

the

contract

effort.

224

225

The

Contractor

shall

attend

and

participate

PAC

the

MCTOG

facilities

located

226

Twentynine

Palms,

CA.

The

PAC

shall

scheduled

later

than

calendar

days

after

227

Task

Order

award.

The

Contractor

shall

coordinate

with

the

Government

arrange

228

schedule

and

agenda

for

the

PAC

prior

the

meeting.

The

Contractor

shall

prepare

229

Conference

Agendas

for

the

conferences

accordance

with

CDRL

A006,

and

Conference

230

Minutes

accordance

with

CDRL

A007.

231

CDRL	A007:	DI‐ADMN‐81249B	Conference	Agenda	232
CDRL	A008:	DI‐ADMN‐81250A	Conference	Minutes	233

3.1.14.7.2 QUARTERLY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT REVIEWS 234

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 235

CDRL A007: DI‐ADMN‐81249B Conference Agenda 236

CDRL A008: DI‐ADMN‐81250A Conference Minutes 237

DATA 3.1.14.8238

3.1.14.8.1 DATA RIGHTS 239

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 240

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3.1.14.8.2 DATA MANAGEMENT 241

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 242

3.1.15 GOVERNMENT PROPERTY 243

In accordance with the requirements specified in the Base Contract PWS. 244

3.2 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS 245

The Contractor shall provide services to meet the specific requirements identified in the 246 following subparagraphs. 247

3.2.1 EXERCISE DESIGN 248

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 249

3.2.2 EXERCISE MANAGEMENT 250

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 251

FIRE SUPPORT TRAINING 3.2.2.1252

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 253

AIR CONTROL TRAINING 3.2.2.2254

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 255

3.2.3 MODELING AND SIMULATION SUPPORT 256

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 257

3.2.4 SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT 258

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 259

3.2.5 FORMAL LEARNING CENTER MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 260

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 261

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3.2.6 SUPPORT TO FORMAL LEARNING CENTER 262

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 263

3.2.7 UNIT READINESS PLANNING COURSE (URPC) SUPPORT (FLC) 264

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 265

3.2.8 NETWORK ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT (FLC) 266

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 267

3.2.9 C4/COMMUNICATION ELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 268

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 269

3.2.10 C4/CYBERSECURITY SUPPORT 270

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 271

3.2.11 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 272

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 273

3.2.12 WEBSITE DESIGN AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 274

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 275

3.2.13 DOCTRINE MANAGEMENT 276

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 277

3.2.14 TECOM NETWORK ENGAGEMENT SUPPORT 278

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A). 279

3.2.15 GROUND COMBAT ELEMENT (GCE) TRAINING AND READINESS SUPPORT 280

In accordance with the MCTOG Support Services Requirements Worksheet (Appendix A).281

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APPENDIX A. MCTOG SUPPORT SERVICES REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET 282

See	Attachment	J13,	“MCTOG‐1.10.2‐Task	Order	1	Appendix	A	Support	Services	283
Requirements	Worksheet‐2.1”.		284

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APPENDIX B. PROJECTED MBST MTT REQUIREMENTS 285

In accordance with Attachment J7, “MCTOG FY17 and FY18 Campaign Plan and TEEP”..286

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APPENDIX C. PROJECTED URPC REQUIREMENTS 287

In accordance with Attachment J7, “MCTOG FY17 and FY18 Campaign Plan and TEEP”..288

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APPENDIX D. PROJECTED NETWORK ENGAGEMENT TRAIN THE 289

TRAINER COURSE (NET3C) 290

In accordance with Attachment J7, “MCTOG FY17 and FY18 Campaign Plan and TEEP”..291

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APPENDIX E. POI REQUIREMENTS 292

POI MLF

Unit Readiness Planning Course (Resident

POI)

36 MLFs

Unit Readiness Planning Course (MTT POI) 36 MLFs Operations and Tactics Instructor Officer (Resident POI)

86 MLFs

Operations and Tactics Instructor Chief (Resident POI)

106 MLFs

Intelligence Tactics Instructor Officer (Resident POI)

96 MLFs

Intelligence Tactics Instructor Chief (Resident

POI)

106 MLFs

1 MLF requires approximately 20 hours of work per year

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