J13 - MCTOG-1.10.2-TO 1 Appendix A Support Services Requirements Worksheet-2.1.pdf

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.1 EXERCISE DESIGN

APPENDIX A TO TASK ORDER 1 PWS ‐ MCTOG SUPPORT SERVICES REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Mission:

Job:

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?

Timely Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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 A011.

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.

Includes Maneuver within exercise design.

Includes Force Fires within exercise design.

Includes Intelligence within exercise design.

Includes Logistics within exercise design.

Provide support for formal learning programs and Battle Staff Training simultaneously.

Includes MAGTF/Joint Naval Amphibious within exercise design.

Includes Interagency within exercise design.

Information Warfare (14 Information Related Capabilities (IRCs) e.g. Information Operations (IO);

Civil Affairs (CA); Combat Camera (COMCAM); Military Information Support Operations (MISO); etc.).

Geographically correct and reality‐based threat Electromagnetic (EM) and cyberspace scenarios, threads, and injects to create catalysts that will exercise a unit’s cyberspace and information operations actions.

Realistic Civil Military Operations (CMO) support that represents typical operational reporting pertaining to the populace, essential services, governance, economics, and local civilian leadership.

Network Engagement to include a realistic and accurate counter threat.

Provide Counter IED storylines and injects.

Create air plans, air space control measures and SPINs.

Includes Humanitarian Operations within exercise design.

Conditions

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

TS/SCI ‐ Maneuver/Force Fires/ Intelligence/Logistics/Cyberspace/Threat Emulation

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

Analyze, develop, validate, and document exercise design elements for the training audience to meet current training objectives for service specific, joint, and combined exercises.

A011

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.

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MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

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

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

Support training exercises

Provide exercise design support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

PWS

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.

QASP

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.1 EXERCISE DESIGN

Mission:

Job:

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?

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MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

Support training exercises

Provide exercise design support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

PWS QASP

Timely Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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 threat doctrine Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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.

Generate a red cell.

Generate a green cell.

Generate a white cell.

Research up to current TS/SCI level information for potential threat‐force orders‐of‐battle, as well as those forces’ capabilities, vulnerabilities and intentions across the ROMO to include the area of Radio Electronic Combat (REC).

Conditions N/A Personnel Requirements TS/SCI clearance

Timely Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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 A011.

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?

Create exercise scenarios based on training objectives, emphasizing realism and plausibility through the use of various media including text, video, audio, still photography, simulation software, and live action.

Conditions N/A

Personnel Requirements

HTML, HTML5, Java Script, JQuery, CSS, CSS3, APIs, or equivalent web programming skills and multimedia content development

Secret Clearance

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

A011

Generate realistic, challenging, and adaptive adversaries (threat emulation) and native populations.

A011

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.

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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 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.

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.

Develop, maintain and modify social media and news media replication artifacts for exercise scenarios.

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.2 EXERCISE MANAGEMENT

Mission:

Job:

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?

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.

Submitting, processing, and tracking air requests (TBMCS).

Submit, and manage air plans, air space control measures and SPINs.

Provide support for Formal Learning and Battle Staff Training simultaneously.

Integrating airspace use.

Submitting, processing, and tracking logistics requests (CLC2S).

Develop, coordinate, synchronize, and manage MSELs during training exercise execution.

Realistic synthetic effects to the training staff.

Conditions N/A Personnel Requirements TS/SCI Clearance

Services meet frequency requirements IAW contract schedule

No customer complaints received ‐ 100 percent performance required for this performance objective during exercises.

Number of role players available to support each exercise

Support (3) yearly rotations of TMIC 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 Interagency/NGO and pilot role players available for each exercise.

Credible No more than 1 validated complaint per exercise. Customer Complaint Records (CCR) Role player experience from among one or more of the interagency/NGO organizations listed.

In conjunction with each exercise.

To be completed after contract award

Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.

Provided for Interagency requirements.

Provided for Multi‐National requirements.

Provided for Non‐Governmental Organization (NGO) requirements.

Conditions N/A

Personnel Requirements

Interagency Experience is required

Certified as an instructor in a conflict assessment framework by US AID's Office of Civil‐Military Cooperation

Secret Clearance

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 MSEL injects scripted for each exercise with the following elements: (1) whether or not they were injected, (2) whether or not they were injected in the correct sequence, (3) whether MSEL injects were provided in time to support 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.

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Provide SME role play/players/Unit(s)

Manage Master Scenario Events List (MSEL) injects during exercises across all warfighting functions.

QASP

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

Coordinate exercise control cells and response cells.

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

MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Support training exercises

Provide exercise management support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

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

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Note: Each TMIC training audience consists of three separate battalion teams. Each of the three teams, as well as exercise control, requires simultaneous and continuous Interagency/Non‐Governmental Organization (NGO) role players throughout the duration of the exercise. This is distinct from the subject matter expert(s) that provide Interagency/NGO support to the other requirements of this PWS. All role player support discussed above is required for approximately one week of support leading up to the exercise and for the duration of the exercise. In addition to the exercises described above the additional interagency support is required for one exercise writing conference, which lasts for one work week.

Interagency experience is required in the following subject areas: Interagency (stability, humanitarian assistance (HA) and non‐combatant evacuation operations, Regional Security Officers), provincial reconstruction teams, district support teams, civil‐military operations, rule of law, agriculture and Non‐governmental organizations.

Examples of experience include: stabilization training drawn from the USAID District Stability framework; conducting stability operations in an interagency and civil‐military environment; identifying sources of instability; prioritizing and implementing courses of action to mitigate systemic causes of instability; identifying resiliencies in people events and institutions.

Interagency/NGO experience would be from among the following organizations: U.S. Government (USG) civilian agencies (e.g. Department of State (DOS), United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Department of Homeland security (DHS), U.S. Embassy country teams, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), Department of Agriculture (DOA), United Nations (UN), Organization for Security and Co‐Operation in Europe (OSCE), Non‐Governmental Organizations (NGOs) (e.g. International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)/International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC), Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT), District Support Team (DST), Civil‐Military Operations (CMO), Regional Security Officer (RSO).

Multi‐national support consists of the coordination of published foreign military participation in both the formal learning program (TMIC) and Battle Staff Training. Participation can be individual SMEs within each student battalion or entire battalion/regiment staffs.

Mission:

Job:

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?

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QASP

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Support training exercises

Provide exercise management support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

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

N/A

Conditions Utilize MSEL Management SW tools Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

Maintains exercise continuity A011 90 percent of functional C2/fires systems are installed and are capably operated in support of exercise or scenario timelines.

Customer Complaint Records (CCR) Installed and operating C2/fires systems.

In conjunction with each exercise. Up to 100 percent surveillance during exercise.

To be completed after contract award

Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.

Develop exercise products using fire support data systems.

Construct fire support databases and repositories.

On site support only required for the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Conditions N/A Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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.

Support provided across all six warfighting functions.

Support provided for red/green forces.

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 Civil Affairs Team(s).

Support provided for Information Operations.

Conditions

Includes staff sections for both service and functional component headquarters and Joint Force Headquarters IAW area of emphasis (i.e. Maneuver, Intelligence, Fires, Logistics, and Cyberspace).

Personnel Requirements TS/SCI ‐ Information Operations/Civil Affairs

Secret Clearance

Credible N/A No more than 1 validated complaint per exercise. Customer Complaint Records (CCR)

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

In conjunction with each exercise.

To be completed after contract award

Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.

Operate Fire support cell(s).

Operate Red/Green cell(s).

Operate ATO development cell(s).

Provide Network Engagement subject matter expertise for exercises.

Conditions N/A

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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Install, operate and troubleshoot C2/fire support systems during exercise.

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

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

Provide experience and subject matter expertise across warfighting and staff functions

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

Operate higher control staff functions during exercise.

Mission:

Job:

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?

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QASP

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Support training exercises

Provide exercise management support to MCTOG‐led exercises, and exercises in which MCTOG participates.

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

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

Effective N/A No more than 1 validated complaint per exercise. Customer Complaint Records (CCR)

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

In conjunction with each exercise.

To be completed after contract award

Count of validated Customer Complaint Records (CCR) received during each exercise.

Provide Instruction and mentoring for logistics support systems.

Provide Instruction and mentoring for Marine Corps maneuver applications .

Provide stabilization training drawn from the USAID District Stability Framework (DSF) and other methodologies.

Provide Instruction and mentoring for Network Engagement.

Stability operations covering identification of sources of instability, prioritization, implementation of courses of action, and evaluating the effectiveness of selected courses of action.

Conditions BCS3, CLC2S, Joint Deployment Logistics Model (JDLM)

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

Timely A011 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 all warfighting functional areas and social media.

Conditions N/A

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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Provide exercise After Action Reviews (AAR)/Observations, Insights, and Lessons (OIL) to the training audience.

Conduct scenario briefings.

Provide instruction and mentoring to the training audience during exercises

Sub Elements What are the specific actionable results

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.2.1 ‐ FIRE SUPPORT TRAINING

Mission:

Job:

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?

Timely Exercise design 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.

Consistent with service, Joint and multinational doctrine

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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.

Develop exercise products using fire support data systems.

Construct fire support databases and repositories.

Conditions On site support only required for the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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?

Provides fire support C2 systems operating instruction for secondary training audience (i.e. exercise augments).

Conditions On site support only required for the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

QASP

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

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Support MCTOG training exercises Provide C2 fire support training for exercise augments

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

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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.

A011 Create and validate C2 fire support training materials to include installation, operation, and trouble shooting of fire support systems.

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

Conduct C2 fires training for exercise augments.

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.

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.2.2 ‐ AIR CONTROL TRAINING

Mission:

Job:

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?

Timely Exercise design 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.

Consistent with service, Joint and multinational doctrine

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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.

Develop exercise products using fire support data systems.

Construct fire support databases and repositories.

Conditions On site support only required for the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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.

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 the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

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.

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 the (3) yearly rotations of TMIC; begins (15) days prior to the first exercise through TMIC completion.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

A011

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.

MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Support MCTOG training exercises Provide C2 aviation support training for exercise augments

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

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.

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Create and validate C2 aviation training materials to include installation, operation, and trouble shooting of fire support systems.

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

PWS

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

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

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

Sub Elements What are the specific actionable results

Conduct JTAR, ASR, ISR, EW and air request training and instruction for exercise augments.

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.3 ‐ MODELLING AND SIMULATION SUPPORT

Mission:

Job:

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?

Timely Exercise design 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.

Maintains continuity Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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 simultaneously.

Conditions

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

Utilize MSEL Management SW tools

● MAGTF Tactical Warfare Simulation System (MTWS)

● Deployable Virtual Training Environment (DVTE)

● Integrated Computerized Deployment System

(ICODES)

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

Personnel Requirements

Secret Clearance

Must have course completion certificates for the following VBS courses offered through Bohemia Interactive Simulations: VBS3 Administrator Course, VBS3 Scripting Course, Model Rigging and Import Course, and Terrain Generation Course within 180‐ days of contract award.

Timely Exercise design 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.

Maintains Continuity Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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 revisions prior to government acceptance for all exercise artifacts required to support an exercise.

Prepare written simulation training event plans and procedures.

Determine simulation support requirements based on training event requirements.

Operate, maintain, instruct and train modeling and simulation systems during exercise.

A011

Plan and implement scheduled simulation training events.

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: 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

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 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.

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MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

Support MCTOG training exercises Provide Modeling and Simulation Support

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

QASP

A011

M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.3 ‐ MODELLING AND SIMULATION SUPPORT

Mission:

Job:

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?

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Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

PWS

Support MCTOG training exercises Provide Modeling and Simulation Support

Performance Requirements Inspection Requirements

QASP

Assist exercise planners in understanding simulation capabilities to satisfy training objectives.

Develop multi‐year projections for hardware and software requirements based on historical/projected training plans.

Create constructive training environments in MTWS, or other constructive training system, to support the training audience's area of operation (AO) orientation.

Develop terrain databases/maps, and parametric data, for constructive and virtual simulations and corresponding C2 systems.

Create simulation models to allow training audience to exercise specified T&R tasks.

Identify and design training unit network requirements, network logical diagrams from requirements, and validate and update network diagrams.

Conditions Technical backup and restore processes for all network element and Quality of Service (QOS) configuration files and Internet operating systems.

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

Stress Test of federated architecture A011

Stress test completed 15‐calendar days prior to STARTEX 90 percent of the time.

Stress test completed 10‐calendar days prior to STARTEX 100 percent of the time.

Exercise design deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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

In conjunction with each exercise.

To be completed after contract award

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

Conduct stress testing.

Conduct root cause analysis and remediation for issues uncovered during stress testing.

Conditions

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

Utilize MSEL Management SW tools

● Joint Tactical Command and Control Workstation

(JTCW)

● Tactical Service Oriented Architecture (TSOA)

● Global Command and Control System Tactical Combat Operations (GCCS‐TCO)

● Joint Battle Command–Platform (JBC‐P)

● Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System

(AFATDS)

● Theater Battle Management Core System (TBMCS) ●Common Logistics Command and Control System

(CLC2S)

● Target Location, Designation and Hand‐off System

(TLDHS)

Personnel Requirements Secret Clearance

Federate modeling and simulation systems with C4I systems during exercises.

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

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

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.

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M67854‐17‐R‐7820 Attachment J13 3.2.4 ‐ SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT

Mission:

Job:

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?

Timely Social media deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

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

In conjunction with scheduled exercises.

To be completed after contract award

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

Maintains Continuity Social media deliverables as specified in CDRL A011.

In accordance with Marine Corps Information operations Center (MCIOC) doctrine and the Ground Combat Element (GCE) Operations and Tactics Training Program (OTTP)

In conjunction with scheduled exercises.

To be completed after contract award

Count of revisions prior to government acceptance for all exercise artifacts required to support an exercise.

Create training on U.S. and international laws pertaining to intelligence, information gathering, and information operations as it relates to non‐ combatants, foreigners in the continental U.S., and U.S. citizens abroad.

Design & produce news media video clips.

Replicate News Media.

Social Media tool selection, integration, identifying systems and procedural requirements, researching information.

Conditions N/A

Personnel Requirements

Social Media analysis, exercise support, classroom instruction, research and data mining

Secret Clearance

Credible N/A No more than one validated customer complaint per exercise

Customer Complaint Record (CCR)

In accordance with the service lead for information warfare programs of instruction (Marine Corps Information operations Center (MCIOC)) service, Joint and multinational doctrine.

In conjunction with scheduled exercises.

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?

Create and modify simulated social‐media websites (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.)

Conditions

Proficiency with Palantir, database management, network engagement, website replication, communications network architecture support, HTML, HTML5, Java Script, JQuery, CSS, CSS3, APIs, or equivalent web programming skills and multimedia content development.

Personnel Requirements

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

Secret Clearance

Meets Schedules A011

News media scripted and designed 60 calendar days prior to exercise STARTEX 90 percent of the time..

News media produced 30 calendar days prior to exercise STARTEX 90 percent of the time.

Exercise design 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.

Operationally Relevant 95 percent of simulated news media clips are 3 years old or less

Simulated news media clips Date of production/creation Quarterly To be completed after contract award

Count of the number of years since the simulated news media was produced/created.

Create and validate social and news media analysis training materials A011

Create simulated social media websites

Social media deliverables received 45 calendar days or more in advance of an exercise must be accepted by the government with 2 or fewer revisions.

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

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

Note: The timelines included as part of the AQL described above pertain to the delivery of social media 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.

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Create simulated News Media

Support MCTOG training exercises Provide social media analysis training.

Inspection Requirements

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

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

QASPPWS

Performance Requirements

Mission:

Job:

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?

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MCTOG SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET

Support MCTOG training exercises Provide social media analysis training.

Inspection Requirements

Performance Objective What results are required?

State in terms of desired outcome.

QASPPWS

Performance Requirements

Maintains continuity Maintain a total of 50 video clips of 15‐20 minutes duration that replicates world class news organizations (e.g. Fox News, CNN, etc.)

Inventory of simulated news media clips

Inspection of the quantity and duration of simulated news media clips.

Quarterly To be completed after contract award

Count of the number of simulated news media clips and their duration in minutes.

Create and modify news media video clips.

Scripted and designed

Produced

Conditions

Contains actors depicting the…