PERFORMANCE_WORK_STATEMENT.docx

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) establishes the requirements for a maximum of 21 Defensive Unit (DU) Reserve Component (RC) personnel to attend a military tactics course of instruction for DU Advanced HMMWV CSE/CSW specializing in both small arms and crew serve weapons proficiency, convoy operations, tactical driving, HMMWV day/night on-road/off-road proficiency, and convoy security element (CSE) operations in support of PHIBCB TWO Defense Unit antiterrorism/force protection operations. The contract shall cover one course of instruction for a maximum of 21 students each from 06 - 17 August 2018.

The vendor shall provide training ranges, instructors, and medical support to provide training for a minimum of 16 DU personnel. Vendor shall please provide a per-student price. All students are graduates of the DU Tactical Combat Skills Course. The contractor shall be required to work closely with designated PHIBCB TWO Training Department members in the scheduling of training ranges and instruction defined herein.

2.1 TRAINING RANGES AND INSTRUCTION

The training ranges and instruction Support the following skill sets over 12 continuous days. The skill sets provided are to be arranged according to a training plan provided by the vendor that optimizes retention and efficiency:

a. Provide Advanced Small Arms Refresher Instruction classroom-practical exercise (2 days)

- Provide Firearms Instructors

- Provide pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- Provide Pistol/Rifle flat range, automated, and covered ranges

- Provide training flash and smoke grenades

- M9 Service Pistol

- M4 Service Rifle

- Conduct Navy M9 and M4 Weapons Qualification (PHIBCB2 SAMI provided)

- Immediate/ remedial action procedures

- Competition/ team building shooting drills

- Vehicle Bail-out Immediate Action (IA) Drills

- Reporting procedures (CONTACT, ACE)

b. Provide Crew Serve Weapons and TCCC medical Instruction classroom-practical exercise (2 day)

- Provide Firearms Instructors

- Provide crew serve range

- Provide target material

- M240B Machine Gun

- M2 .50 CAL Machine Gun

- MK19 Grenade Machine Gun

- Conduct Navy M240B Weapons Qualification (PHIBCB2 CSWI provided)

- Function checks

- Cycle of operation

- Immediate/ remedial action procedures

- Malfunctions and stoppages

- Tripod and Traversing and Elevation Mechanism (T&E) employment

- HMMWV mounting and tactical employment (command provided)

- M240B Familiarization live fire: bipod, tripod, and HMMWV mounted; three stations

- M2 Familiarization live fire: tripod mounted, one station

- MK19 Familiarization live fire: tripod mounted and HMMWV mounted, three stations (M918 TP only)

c. Conduct Tactical Driving/ Convoy Operations – classroom and practical exercise (3 day)

- Provide Driving Instructors

- Provide Training Vehicles

- Provide training areas/enclosed track

- Provide Night Vision Devices

- Provide Role Players

- Provide pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- One day into night training

- Straight Line Braking Drills

- Turning and Braking Drills

- Braking and Turning Drills

- Slalom

- Multiple Avoidance Driving Drills

- Instinctive Response Drills (with surprise)

- Skid Control on Skid Pad

- Off Road Recovery

- Ramming through Barricades

- Reversing out

- Driver down - Right Front Seat Driving Drills

- Night Vision driving practical exercise

- Attack Recognition Seminar

- Convoy Mock Attack and Evasive response

- Convoy Mock Attack and Evasive Action Scenarios

d. Conduct HMMWV on track convoy and off-road operations –classroom and practical exercise (1 day)

- Provide Driving Instructors

- Provide Training Vehicles

- Provide Night Vision Devices

- Provide off-road obstacle course

- Day into night training

- HMMWV (PHIBCB2 provided)

- HMMWV vehicle checks and maintenance

- Brake Throttle Modulation (BTM)

- Obstacle negotiation, day

- Obstacle negotiation, night (NVG)

- Off road brief and practical exercises

- HMMWV towing procedures and vehicle recovery

e. Provide Vehicle Bounding, Urban Movement and Space Clearance Refresher classroom-practical exercise (3 day)

- Provide Instructors

- Provide pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- Provide training flash and smoke grenades

- Provide shoot/no-shoot paper targets

- Provide 8 Role Players for one full day

- Provide Paintball Equipment

- Provide training areas to support Vehicle Bounding, Urban Movement and Space Clearance practical

- HMMWV insert platform with CSW (blank) (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Vehicle Bounding and Bailout Immediate Action (IA) Drills (blank and live fire)

- Refresher instruction on 5 man tactical urban movement

- Refresher instruction on 4 man entry, two room deep clearance

- Instruction on large team full building clearance.

- Basic instruction on unknown/prisoner handling procedures during clearance

- Convoy brief procedures

- Reporting procedures (SITREP, SPOTREP, SALUTE, CONTACT, ACE)

f. Full mission profile Final Training Exercise (FTX) (1 day)

- Provide Instructors

- Provide training vehicles for FTX

- Provide pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- Provide training flash and smoke grenades

- Provide urban training areas/enclosed track to support FTX

- Provide 8 Role Players for one full day

- Provide Paintball Equipment

- Paintball (small arms) and blank fire (crew served)

2.2 AGENCY TO PROVIDE TRAINING SUPPORT

The vendor will provide and/or coordinate the delivery of all training ranges. PHIBCB TWO POC will be the focal point for coordination of training support and resolution of issues surrounding the training.

3. REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

a. Provide marksmanship instructors and ranges in support of the following combat marksmanship training at distances from 25 yards to 300 yards:

- Pistol/Rifle Flat Range

- Covered Range

- 9mm ball (PHIBCB2 provided)

- 5.56mm ball (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Pyro and non-pyro training simulators

b. Provide marksmanship instructors and ranges in support of crew serve weapons:

- Crew Serve Flat Ranges

- 7.62 mm ball, linked (PHIBCB2 provided)

- .50 caliber ball, linked (PHIBCB2 provided)

- 40mm training/practice, linked (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Target material

c. Provide Tactical Driving training, instruction, and equipment for instruction on track and off road.

- Enclosed track

- Training vehicles

- HMMWV (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Night vision devices

- Off-road obstacle course

- Pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- 7.62 mm blank, linked (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Role players

d. Provide combat skills instructors and ranges in support of basic urban movement and CQC training, instruction, and equipment for two days of instruction:

- Urban Training Area (MOUT)

- CQC indoor ranges

- Shoot/no-shoot targets

- Prisoner handling equipment

- 8 Role players

- Training vehicles

- Pyro and non-pyro training simulators

- 7.62 mm blank, linked (PHIBCB2 provided)

- Paintball (Force on Force Training).

e. Provide instructors and ranges in support of a one-day full mission profile FTX incorporating all skill sets taught and assets utilized during the course of instruction.

4. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Contracted training ranges must also meet and provide the following:

a. Steel Reactive Targets (SRT) shall meet certified Brinnel hardness rating of 400 to 550. Steel with an abrasion resistant coating coupled with meeting the Brinnel hardness rating is preferred.

b. Qualified EMT on site to provide medical coverage during all training evolutions.

c. Paper targets for all training evolutions/scenarios including shoot/no-shoot

d. Provide paint and brush for SRT maintenance.

e. Brass pick-up and disposal.

f. Provide climate controlled classroom.

g. Provide covered range.

h. Provide ammunition/explosive storage area.

i. Provide covered area with tables for personnel to load ammunition magazines and perform weapons maintenance.

j. Provide Paintball (Force on Force) equipment and ammunition.

h. Provide 2 cases of training flash and 2 cases of smoke grenades for entire course.

Contracted facility must also meet and provide the following:

a. Provide weapons cleaning station with dip tank.

b. Provide ranges, classrooms, berthing, and messing facilities within 3 miles of each other.

d. Provide three meals a day (messing arrangements) for students (up to 21).

e. Provide three meals a day (messing arrangements) for support personnel (5).

f. Provide storage facilities for all equipment, including the provision of an ammunition/explosive storage area.

g. Provide a full service three meal a day dining facility for the students and support personnel.

h. Provide certificate upon completion entitled PHIBCB TWO DU Advanced HMMWV CSE/CSW Course.

i. Provide certified Navy Small Arms Marksmanship Instructors (SAMI) or the equivalent for all live fire evolutions.

j. Meet a geographical proximity of 50 miles from PHIBCB TWO located at 1815 Seebee Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23459 to accommodate necessary land transit logistics to and from training site.

4.1 If any of the supplies do not conform to the Government’s requirements, the government may require the contractor to provide the supplies again in conformity with contract requirements, at no increase in contract amount. When the defects in services cannot be corrected by re-performance, the Government may:

1. Require the contractor to take necessary action to ensure that future performance conforms to contract requirements; and

2. Reduce the contract price to reflect the reduced value of the services performed.

5. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY

No government-furnished property required for this task.

6. GENERAL INFORMATION

6.1 Contract Management: The PHIBCB TWO POC is responsible for technical management of this program.

The Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) is the only person authorized to approve changes under this PWS; and, notwithstanding provisions elsewhere, said authority remains solely with the PCO. In the event the vendor affects any such change at the direction of any person other than the PCO, that change will be considered as unauthorized.

The PHIBCB TWO POC will serve as the contracting officer’s Point of Contact (POC).

6.2 Emergency Action Plan: The vendor shall comply with the Navy’s Emergency Action Plan. This PWS assumes that all personnel are qualified to implement any emergency action plan for the safe conduct of training and classroom evacuation. Onsite medical support must be in compliance with OPNAVINST 3591.1E.

6.3 Mishap: If a mishap involving services under this contract results in an injury, the contractor shall promptly report the incident to the PHIBCB TWO POC, the Contract Manager and PCO. If the Navy conducts an investigation of the accident, the contractor shall cooperate and assist Government personnel until the investigation is complete. Contractors shall include a clause in subcontracts, if any, under this contract to require subcontractor cooperation and assistance in accident investigations. Contractors shall allow authorized Government representatives access to the contractor’s facilities, personnel and safety program documentation.

6.4 Contractor Responsibility for Safety: Nothing in the PWS, nor any Government action or failure to act in surveillance of this contract, shall relieve the contractor of its responsibility for the safety of the contractor’s personnel and property, the Government’s personnel and property, and the general public. Furthermore, nothing in this PWS shall relieve the contractor of its responsibility for complying with applicable Federal, State, and Local laws, ordinances, codes and regulations (including those requiring applicable licenses and permits) in connection with the performance of this contract.

6.5 PHIBCB TWO will provide all weapons and ammunition for weapons proficiency training to the training site; PHIBCB TWO shall be solely responsible for removing all weapons and unused ammunition from the training site. Contractor is not permitted to take weapons and unused ammunition off-site from the training site. The contractor shall furnish everything else required to perform this PWS as outline in paragraph 3.0, 4.0 and 4.1 above.

7. RANGES

7.1 During the contract period of performance, if the contractor proposes to close, remove, replace or perform maintenance on a training range contractor must provide a suitable substitute training range as requested by the designated PHIBCB TWO POC.

8. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

8.1 The contract shall cover the course of instruction for a minimum of 16 and a maximum of 21 students from 06 - 17 August 2018. Vendor shall please provide a per-student price.

9. SECURITY

No security classification required for this task.

10. DISTRIBUTION LIMITATION STATEMENT

Data generated under this task shall carry the following Distribution Limitation Statement and Handling caveats.

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT D: DISTRIBUTION AUTHORIZED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND US DOD CONTRACTORS ONLY. ADMINISTRATIVE OR OPERATIONAL USE, (DATE STATEMENT APPLIED). OTHER REQUESTS SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE COMMANDING OFFICER, EXPEDITIONARY TRAINING COMMAND.