Motorcycle_Safety_PWS.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

FOR

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSE

NELLIS AFB, NV

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part PAGE

1. DESCRIP12TION OF SERVICES 3

1.1 Scope 3

2. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIAL TASKS 3

2.1 Course Information 3

2.2 Necessary Class Supplies 3

2.3 Schedule 3

2.4 Cancellations 3

2.5 Course Roster 3

3. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY/SERVICES 3

3.1 Classrooms 3

3.2 Additional Rooms/Storage 3

4. GENERAL INFORMATION 4

4.1 Class Size 4

4.2 Completion Certificates 4

5. APPENDICES 5

A. Bid Schedule 5-6

1. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.1 Scope: Contractor shall provide services necessary for Motorcycle Safety Training Course, per

AFI91-207, The US Air Force Traffic Safety Program, to Nellis and Creech Air Force Base. This service shall include certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) instructors, equipment, tools, materials, and supervision. Contractor shall provide the MSF Basic Rider Course (BRC), the MSF Basic Riders Course

2 – Skills Practice (BRC2), and the MSF Advanced Riders Course (ARC).

2. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIFIC TASKS.

2.1 Course Information: Courses are to be provided on Nellis AFB to military personnel and DoD personnel to include the following: Department of Air Force and Sister Service employees, Non-

Appropriated Fund employees, and Corps of Engineers civil works employees; youth or student assistance program employees; foreign nationals employed by the DoD components; and, Army-Air

Force Exchange Service employees. The 99 ABW Safety office will schedule military dependents and contractor ID card hold on a space available basis.

2.2 Necessary Class Supplies: Contractor shall provide 12 motorcycles in accordance with MSF regulations for the Basic Rider Course (BRC). Motorcycle operators are required to utilize their own motorcycles during the Basic Riders Course 2 – Skills Practice (BRC2) and the Advanced Riders Course

(ARC). The Contractor shall inform each motorcycle operator to bring his or her motorcycle riding gear during training on the range.

2.3 Schedule: Contractor shall propose a monthly schedule forty-five days in advance of that month for BRCs/BRC2s/ARCs. The contractor shall schedule the majority of the courses in October-May with limited courses during peak periods of the summer months (June-September). Schedules shall be coordinated and approved by the 99 ABW Safety office. The 99 ABW Safety office shall coordinate with

Contractor to determine if additional courses are required during the month. The Contractor shall start each BRC at 0730 and inform the motorcycle operators of the class start and end times and dates. The

Contractor shall start each BRC2/ARC at 0730.

2.4 Cancellations: The 99 ABW Safety office shall provide the contractor a minimum of 72 hrs notice prior to cancellation of a course. The Contractor shall inform 99 ABW/SE within 72-hours of a cancellation of a course.

2.5 Course Roster: The 99 ABW Safety office shall develop the course roster and sign each rider in at the beginning of each course.

3. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY/SERVICES.

3.1 Classrooms: Contractor shall utilize the classroom in Building 461, Nellis Recycling Center

Tyndall Ave, Nellis AFB. The 99 ABW Safety office shall notify the contractor within 72 hours of relocation of the classroom. The Nellis AFB motorcycle range is certified under the MSF Rider Education

Recognition Program (RERP) number 60631, which shall be provided and maintained by 99 ABW Safety office. The Contractor shall provide a key and lock or combination lock to the storage shed to 99 ABW

Safety office. The 99 ABW Safety office shall inform the Contractor when there is a need to gain access to the storage area.

3.2 Additional Rooms/Storage: Contractor shall store training supplies and equipment in storage shed located at MSF range. A water buffalo shall be used to provide instructors and motorcycle operators water during the duration of the course.

4. GENERAL INFORMATION

4.1 Class Size: Course size shall be as follows: BRC maximum 12 students; BRC2 Maximum 12 students; ARC maximum 12 students. The 99 ABW Safety office schedule participants for the class.

4.2 Completion Certificates: The Contractor shall furnish evidence of successful completion, non-completion, and withdrawal for all students not later than three days after completion of each course.

Each student shall receive an MSF completion card upon successful completion of the course. Following course completion, a course roster indicating completion, non-completion, or withdrawal shall be sent by email or mail to the following address:

99 ABW/SEG

Motorcycle Safety Program Manager

Attn: SSgt Zachary J. Rathbun

4430 Grissom Ave, Ste 206

Nellis AFB, NV 89191-6320

Email: zachary.rathbun@us.af.mil

Commercial phone: (702) 652-4095

4.3 Proof of Insurance: The Contractor shall show proof of insurance at least annually (September) or when requested by 99 ABW Safety office.