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Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices

ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

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Provide Advanced Environmental Management. Provide Advanced Environmental Management course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0063.

FOB: Destination

MILSTRIP: N0760A19RCCS005

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: N0760A19RCCS005

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ADVANCE HISTORIC PERSERVATION

Provide Advanced Historic Preservation & Section 106 Compliance course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0073.

FOB: Destination

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: N0760A19RCCS005

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CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Provide Introduction to Cultural Resource Management Law & Regulations - ICRML&R course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0070.

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (EMS)

Provide Advancing an Effective Environmental Management System (EMS) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0098.

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EMS REFRESHER SEMINAR

Provide Environmental Management Seminar course in accordance with PWS, offfering number A-4A-0098.

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INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

Provide Integrated Environmental Management Systems & Compliance Auditing course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0079.

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EMERGENCY PLANNING & COMMUNITY

Provide Emergency Planning & Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) & Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Reporting course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0082.0

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EPCRA SECTION 311/312 REFRESHER

Provide EPCRA Section 311/312 Refresher Seminar in accordance with PWS, offering A-4A-0082.

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EPCRA SECTION 313 REFRESHER SEMINAR

Provide EPCRA Section 313 Refresher Seminar in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0082.

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NATURAL RESOURCES COMPLIANCE

Provide Natural Resources Compliance course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0087.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Provide Environmental Protection course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0036.

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CURRICULUM MAINTENANCE SUPPORT

Provide Curriculum Maintenance Support in accordance with PWS.

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ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT (ERA)

Provide Ecologiacal Risk Assessment (ERA) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0081.

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HUMAN HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT (HHRA)

Provide Human Health Assessment (HHRA) course in accordance wtith PWS, offering number A-4A-0078.

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ENVIRONMENTAL BACKGROUNG ANALYSIS

Provide Environmental Background Analysis (EBA) course in accordance with PWS, offeirng number A-4A- 0092.

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ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Provide Advance Environmental Law (AEL) course in accordance with PWS, offering A-4A-0068.

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT

Provide National Environmental Policy Act course in accordance wtih PWS, offering number A-4A-0077.

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WEBINAR NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Provide Webinar National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Application course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0077.

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IN-CLASS PRESENTATION FOR WEBINAR

Provide In-Class Presentation for Webinar Courses in accordance with PWS.

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LOGISTICAL SUPPORT

Provide Logistical Support in accordance with PWS.

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HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY OPERATIONS

Provide Hazardous Waste Facility Operations (HWFO) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0076.

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INTRO HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS

Provide Introduction to Hazardous Waste Generators Handling-IHWGH in accordance with A-493-0080.

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OVERSEAS HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY

Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Facility Operation - OHWFO in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0093.

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OVERSEAS HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATOR

Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Generator - OHWG in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0094.

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RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE REVIEW

Provide RCRA for Hazardous Waste Review in accordance with PWS, offering A-493-0081.

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DEPT. TRANSPORTATION HAZARDOUS WASTE

Provide Department of Transportation Hazardous Waste Manifesting - Overview 8Hrs in accordance with PWS.

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HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATORS

Provide Hardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers 40 hr Basic in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATORS LEVEL B

Provide Hazardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workshop 40 Hr Basic (Level B Workshop) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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HAZWOPER FOR UNCONTROLLED HAZARDOUS

Provide Hazwoper for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers - 8 hr Annual Refresher in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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HAZWOPER - REFRESHER 8 HRS. ONLINE

Provide HAZWOPER - Refresher 8hr Self-paced Online course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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UNIFORM FEDERAL POLICY QUALITY ASSURANCE

Provide Uniform Federa Policy for Quality Assurance Project Plans in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0095.

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HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK

Provide Health and Environmental Risk Communication Workshop (HERC) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0072.

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ENVIRONMENTAL NEGOTIATION WORKSHOP

Provide Environmental Negotiation Workshop (ENW) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0067.

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ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTOR SUPPORT

Provide Additional Instructor Support for Environmental Protection in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0036.

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NEPA CUMMULATIVE EFFECTS ASSESSMENT

Provide NEPA Cumulative Effects Assessment ONLINE Course in accordance with the PWS.

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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, SUBSTANCES, WASTE

Provide Hazardous Materials, Substances and Waste Compliance Guide TM (Guide) in accordance with the PWS.

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ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING DESIGN/DATA

Provide Environmental Sampling Design/Data Qualify Assurance (ESD/DQA) in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-4A-0119.

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TRAVEL

Travel charges will be pre negotiated in accordance with each Task Order PWS. Contractor will not be able to assess additional overhead G&A charges for travel. Travel will be limited the rules and regulation set forth in the Join Travel Regulations (JTR).

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FFP

Provide Advanced Environmental Management. Provide Advanced Environmental Management course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0063.

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Provide Advanced Historic Preservation & Section 106 Compliance course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0073.

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FFP

Provide Introduction to Cultural Resource Management Law & Regulations - ICRML&R course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0070.

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FFP

Provide Advancing an Effective Environmental Management System (EMS) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0098.

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Provide Integrated Environmental Management Systems & Compliance Auditing course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0079.

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Provide Emergency Planning & Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) & Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Reporting course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0082.0

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Provide Environmental Background Analysis (EBA) course in accordance with PWS, offeirng number A-4A- 0092.

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Provide Webinar National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Application course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0077.

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Provide Hazardous Waste Facility Operations (HWFO) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0076.

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Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Facility Operation - OHWFO in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0093.

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Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Generator - OHWG in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0094.

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FFP

Provide Department of Transportation Hazardous Waste Manifesting - Overview 8Hrs in accordance with PWS.

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FFP

Provide Hardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers 40 hr Basic in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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FFP

Provide Hazardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workshop 40 Hr Basic (Level B Workshop) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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Provide Hazwoper for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers - 8 hr Annual Refresher in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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Provide HAZWOPER - Refresher 8hr Self-paced Online course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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Provide Uniform Federa Policy for Quality Assurance Project Plans in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0095.

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Provide Health and Environmental Risk Communication Workshop (HERC) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0072.

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Provide Additional Instructor Support for Environmental Protection in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0036.

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Provide Hazardous Materials, Substances and Waste Compliance Guide TM (Guide) in accordance with the PWS.

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FFP

Provide Environmental Sampling Design/Data Qualify Assurance (ESD/DQA) in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-4A-0119.

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FFP

Travel charges will be pre negotiated in accordance with each Task Order PWS. Contractor will not be able to assess additional overhead G&A charges for travel. Travel will be limited the rules and regulation set forth in the Join Travel Regulations (JTR).

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FFP

Provide Advanced Environmental Management. Provide Advanced Environmental Management course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0063.

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Provide Advanced Historic Preservation & Section 106 Compliance course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0073.

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FFP

Provide Introduction to Cultural Resource Management Law & Regulations - ICRML&R course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0070.

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FFP

Provide Advancing an Effective Environmental Management System (EMS) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0098.

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FFP

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FFP

Provide Integrated Environmental Management Systems & Compliance Auditing course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0079.

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Provide Emergency Planning & Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) & Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Reporting course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0082.0

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FFP

Provide Environmental Background Analysis (EBA) course in accordance with PWS, offeirng number A-4A- 0092.

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FFP

Provide Webinar National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Application course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0077.

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FFP

Provide Hazardous Waste Facility Operations (HWFO) course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0076.

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Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Facility Operation - OHWFO in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0093.

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Provide Overseas Hazardous Waste Generator - OHWG in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-493-0094.

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FFP

Provide Department of Transportation Hazardous Waste Manifesting - Overview 8Hrs in accordance with PWS.

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FFP

Provide Hardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers 40 hr Basic in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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FFP

Provide Hazardous Waste Operators (HAZWOPER) for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workshop 40 Hr Basic (Level B Workshop) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0075.

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Provide Hazwoper for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Workers - 8 hr Annual Refresher in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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Provide HAZWOPER - Refresher 8hr Self-paced Online course in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0074.

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Provide Uniform Federa Policy for Quality Assurance Project Plans in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0095.

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FFP

Provide Health and Environmental Risk Communication Workshop (HERC) in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0072.

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Provide Additional Instructor Support for Environmental Protection in accordance with PWS, offering number A-4A-0036.

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Provide Hazardous Materials, Substances and Waste Compliance Guide TM (Guide) in accordance with the PWS.

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Provide Environmental Sampling Design/Data Qualify Assurance (ESD/DQA) in accordance with the PWS, offering number A-4A-0119.

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Travel charges will be pre negotiated in accordance with each Task Order PWS. Contractor will not be able to assess additional overhead G&A charges for travel. Travel will be limited the rules and regulation set forth in the Join Travel Regulations (JTR).

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Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS OFFICER SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION TRAINING SUPPORT PORT HUENEME, CA

INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY

SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) describes environmental training and course development support for the Civil Engineering Corps Officer School (CECOS) Environmental Division at Port Hueneme, California. This support shall include providing instruction and course development for hazardous waste, environmental conservation, environmental compliance, environmental restoration, and other environmental training courses described in this PWS. These courses are offered at various locations world-wide.

SECTION 2 – BACKGROUND INFORMATION

CECOS provides customer oriented quality educational services through progressive instruction and the innovative uses of resources in leadership, government facilities, life cycle management (planning, construction acquisition, environmental management, and energy management) and Seabee construction management.

The mission of CECOS is to provide quality engineering facilities management and environmental compliance, restoration, and conservation training to personnel in order to enhance skills at the basic, intermediate, and advanced levels to prepare personnel in their designated specialty or field. The Environmental Division at CECOS is responsible for developing environmental compliance, restoration, and natural/cultural resources training in support of the Navy Environmental Readiness Training Program and the Navy Environmental Restoration Program. CECOS Environmental Division provides courses covering all four pillars of the Navy’s environmental program which are compliance, conservation, clean up (including technologies) and pollution prevention. Current and proposed environmental laws and regulations as well as Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Army and Department of Defense (DoD) polices are used to develop training material. CECOS staff and Contractor are responsible for having knowledge of existing and proposed environmental laws, regulations and policies to ensure training material is accurate. These laws, regulations and policies include (list is not all inclusive): Clean Air Act; Clean Water Act; Oil Pollution Act; Pollution Prevention Act; Safe Drinking Water Act; Resource Conservation and Recovery Act; Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act; Hazardous Materials Transportation Act; Toxic Substances Control Act; Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act; National Environmental Policy Act; Coastal Zone Management Act; Migratory Bird Treaty Act; Sikes Act; Marine Mammal Protection Act; Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act; Endangered Species Act; Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act; National Historic Preservation Act; Archeological Resources Protection Act; Archeological and Historic Preservation Act; Abandoned Shipwreck Act; Antiquities Act; Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act; Air Force Guidance AFI 32-7001; United States Marine Corps 5090.2A; Army Regulation 200–1; and Department of the Navy OPNAV M-5090.1.

Navy Environmental Readiness Training and Navy Environmental Restoration Programs identify training requirements and approve training for Navy military and civilian personnel to perform their jobs in a manner which complies with Navy policy, Federal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations. This training program has been directed to explore new training technologies, such as computer based interactive courseware and learning objectives for cost effective training. CECOS provides environmental instruction around the world to U.S. Naval and DOD facilities/activities.

SECTION 3 – REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Contract Management and Administration

The contractor shall establish clear organizational lines of authority and responsibility to ensure effective management of the resources assigned to the requirement. The contractor shall provide Government with an organizational chart to assist with meeting this requirement.

The contractor shall establish processes and assign appropriate resources to effectively administer the requirement. The contractor shall respond to Government requests for contractual actions within 45 days prior to requirement to allow sufficient time for government review and response/approval. The contractor shall provide guidance and supervision to their employees for the overall accomplishment of this PWS. The contractor shall provide oversight of performance of contractor employees and resolve any personnel issues that may arise.

Contractor shall not perform any services in advance of an executed task order issued by the warranted Contracting Officer. The Request for Proposal (RFP) contains estimated task order start date, period of performance, special requirements, security clearances, travel locations and any other information deemed appropriate for the respective order, and deadline for receipt of proposal. The RFP may be provided via regular mail, electronic mail, facsimile, or by other means as determined by the contract specialist. Task Orders will be issued in writing on a DD115, order for supplies and services, or other form identified by the Government. (See FAR Clause 252.216-7006 – Ordering).

Each ordering period set forth in the schedule includes an estimated quantity of the dollar value of all orders and identifies the contract line items (CLIN) that will be placed during that ordering period. Offerors should use those estimated quantities for planning purposes and in the preparation of its proposals. Circumstances may change after award such that the Government may need to issue orders which exceed the estimated quantity set forth for any particular ordering period.

3.2 Contract Special Considerations/Instructions

The Government does not anticipate that any documentation and/or data developed during contract performance will have proprietary or limited rights/restricted rights legends. Contractor must identify any proprietary data it intends to use in advance of contract award. Accordingly, all data, files, documents, software used in contract performance, not otherwise identified in advance, will be considered Government property and provided without restrictive rights legends or markings of any kind.

3.3 Security and Safety

Work under this contract is UNCLASSIFIED.

Contractors entering Government facilities shall conform to all of the safety, security and work condition regulations and procedures in effect during the contract period and be subject to such checks as may be deemed necessary to ensure that no violations occur. Contractors shall not be permitted on Government facilities when such check(s) reveal that the Contractor’s presence would be detrimental to the security of the facility or accomplishment of work. If Contract instructors are performing course delivery without the presence of a Navy instructor / facilitator, Contract instructor shall be certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Contractor is responsible for safeguarding all DoD information while in support of this contract and following all applicable regulations and policies such as the Privacy Act of 1974. The Contractor shall apply the provisions and limitations of the Freedom of Information Acts. Any information of a sensitive nature, i.e. Personal Identifiable Information (PII), shall not be disclosed, copied, modified, used (except in completion of the requirement) or otherwise disseminated to any other person or entity at any time to include, but not limited to inclusion in any database external to the Government without the Government's written express consent. The Contractor shall not disclose and must safeguard procurement sensitive information, computer systems and data, privacy act data, controlled unclassified information (CIU) and all Government personnel work products that are obtained or generated in the performance of contract.

3.4 Appointment of a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)

TO BE PROVIDED AT TIME OF AWARD

3.5 Quality Surveillance and Performance Standards

The Contractor shall develop and implement a Quality Control Plan (QCP) and procedures for self-inspecting quality, timeliness, responsiveness and customer satisfaction in accordance with the PWS. It shall be incorporated into the Contract. At a minimum, the Contractor shall evaluate all Contract instructors on an annual basis in accordance with the criteria established in their Quality Control Plan. CECOS minimum standards for instructors are on a course by course basis and specified in the contract.

3.6 Government Quality Surveillance and Performance Standards

Government will conduct quality surveillance in accordance with the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) provided as Attachment to the solicitation and resultant contract award. Contractor performance will be measured against the specific standards and metrics identified in the QASP. Contract instructors are considered “key personnel.” Accordingly, Government, by and through the identified COR, retains the right to review key personnel qualifications and those personnel identified to replace or substitute for those key personnel.

SECTION 4 – SCOPE

Contractor will be supporting the implementation, instruction, update and development of several CECOS courses.

Contractor shall provide contract instructors with technical expertise as described below for each course. Contract instructors may be required to assist with equipment and classroom setup and tear down, this may include lifting and moving of boxes and equipment. Contract instructors shall be available before course to assist with course coordination and during course to answer student questions and/or to prepare students as necessary. All contract instructors shall be expert level in regards to experience and knowledge of course topic. All Navy owned course material will be provided to Contractor at time of the award.

For each course, Contractor shall provide a point of contact (POC) to coordinate with Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) on various and/or unique administrative requirements at each course location. POC should be available remotely to discuss outstanding issues well in advance of travel. Historically, the POC should make contact at least eight weeks in advance of travel and course execution. Updated course materials shall be provided to Government at least four weeks in advance of course execution.

For each course, contract instructor(s) shall be available by phone to participate in a Government-led debrief approximately five to ten business days after course completion. The debrief meeting has historically been no more than one hour in duration. The debrief can cover a variety of topics such as answering follow on student questions, discuss course critiques or other topics related to the delivered course.

Course deliverables are identified by deliverable name, description, travel and special requirements. Generally, the course schedule and location of each class is known at least one month to one year prior to course delivery. The course schedule is developed by CECOS and is subject to change. All courses are subject to cancellation or rescheduling if minimum number of students is not reached. CECOS will inform the Contractor a minimum of 10 days prior to course cancellation to avoid fees associated with travel arrangements.

Classes are routinely held throughout the contiguous United States (CONUS) and outside the contiguous United States (OCONUS), including international locations, at Navy and Marine Corp installations as well as other federal and private facilities.

All travel cost incurred for the life of the contract shall be in accordance with Part 31 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Invoice amount shall detail the actual cost of the per diem and travel expenses.

Travel cost is anticipated, for bidding purposes, price for travel is not required, travel cost will be negotiated with each task order.

4.1 Advanced Environmental Management (AEM) - CIN#: A-4A-0063

The purpose/objective of this course is to prepare civilian and military professionals to efficiently and effectively manage environmental programs at Department of the Navy activities and installations. Specific information will be provided on legal requirements, technical, policy, and funding aspects of environmental management. This is a Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), Navy owned and approved course with set instruction, materials and presentation.

Contractor shall provide a minimum of two contract instructors. Contract instructors shall maintain extensive subject matter expertise (expert level) in Advanced Environmental Management, with a special emphasis on Department of Navy’s Environmental programs focusing on in Navy hazardous waste and hazardous materials management, spill response, storage tank management, Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA), air quality compliance, and environmental restoration.

Contract instructors shall provide instruction for modules in the Advanced Environmental Management Course. Contract instructors shall be available prior to, during the course, while traveling to/from the course, and after instruction. Contract instructors shall be available to answer student questions and participate in course discussion. Each contract instructor is expected to be present for 1 day of instruction. Contract instructors shall be available prior to the course to assist with course coordination. Number of hours of actual on-podium time will vary depending on other guest speakers. Contract instructors shall perform review of course materials prior to delivery of first offering.

In accordance with Navy Standards the course length is 5 days (40 hours) per class. This course is taught in conjunction with Navy Instructor. Student ratios are: maximum of 30 students, minimum of 15 per class.

Testing: Course Testing Plan available from Navy.

CECOS is responsible for printing course materials. CECOS is responsible for shipping course materials and classroom materials.

CECOS under arrangements of course director, is responsible for classroom reservations/rental, classroom materials (projector, computer, screen), student materials (pens, paper, etc.).

4.1.a Review of course material 4.1.b one offering 4.1.c one offering 4.1.d one offering 4.1.e one offering

4.2 Advanced Historic Preservation & Section 106 Compliance (AHP&S106C) CIN#: A-4A-0073

The purpose/objective of this course is to instruct Navy personnel to meet responsibilities under laws, regulations, and directives that govern stewardship of historic and other cultural resources, and to appropriately initiate and conclude consultations required under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to properly conduct Section 106 consultations with their State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) and to draft properly coordinated memoranda of agreement and programmatic agreements, to support DoD and Coast Guard mission requirements.

This is a NETC, Navy owned and approved course with Interservice Environmental Education Review Board (ISEERB) oversight with set instruction, materials, and presentation. ISEERB promotes efficient, cost effective, quality environmental education and training to the Defense Components that includes the US Army, US Navy, US Marine Corps, US Air Force, US Coast Guard and Defense Logistics Agency.

Contractor shall provide two contract instructors for course delivery. Contract instructors shall be considered subject matter experts and have no less than 7 years of experience working with Federal Cultural Resource Management laws and regulations and how they apply to DoD. Specifically, the contract instructors shall have experience and expertise working with state historic preservation officers, the Advisory Council of Historic Preservation, and Native American organizations. The major statues and regulations the contract instructors are expected to be knowledgeable in are: (1) National Historic Preservation Act of 1966; (2) National Environmental Policy Act; (3) Archeological Resources Protection Act of 1979; (4) Archeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974; (5) Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act; and (6) Abandoned Shipwreck Act. The contract instructors should also have experience with documentation requirements for historic properties, Installation Cultural Resource Monitoring Plans, curation of artifacts and museum collections. Educational background in law, archeology, architecture, historic preservation techniques or other related field is also needed at the Bachelor’s Degree level or higher. Finally, Contract Instructors shall have knowledge of, and skill in, teaching as demonstrated by either education and/or professional teaching experience.

Contract instructors shall provide course instruction to support CECOS Advanced Historic Preservation & Section 106 Compliance. Contract instructors shall be available prior to, during the course, while traveling to/from the course, and after instruction. Each contract instructor is expected to be present for the entire duration of the course to answer student questions and participate in course discussion. Contract instructors shall be available prior to the course for course coordination. Number of hours of actual on-podium time will vary depending on other guest speakers. Contract instructors shall perform review of course materials prior to delivery of first offering.

In accordance with Navy Standards the course length is 3 days (24 hours) per class. Student ratios are: maximum of 30 students, minimum of 10 per class.

Testing: Course Testing Plan available from Navy.

CECOS is responsible for printing course materials. CECOS is responsible for shipping course materials and classroom materials.

CECOS is responsible for Classroom reservations/rental, classroom materials (projector, computer, screen), student materials (pens, paper, etc.).

4.2.a Review of course material 4.2.b one offering 4.2.c one offering 4.2.d one offering

4.3 Introduction to Cultural Resource Management Law & Regulations - ICRML&R - CIN#: A-4A-0070

The purpose/objective of this course is to teach, in a seminar format, DoD military and civilian employees to meet responsibilities under laws, regulations, and directives that govern DoD stewardship of cultural resources, and supports DoD and Coast Guard missions. This course will introduce students to interagency consultation requirements and procedures. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to administer DoD Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plans.

This is a NETC, Navy owned and approved course with ISEERB oversight with set instruction, materials and presentation.

Contractor shall provide two contract instructors for course delivery. Contract instructors shall be considered subject matter experts and have no less than 7 years of experience working with Federal Cultural Resource Management laws and regulations and how they apply to DoD and Coast Guard. Specifically, the contract instructors shall have experience and expertise working with state historic preservation officers, the Advisory Council of Historic Preservation, and Native American organizations. The major statues and regulations the contract instructors are expected to be knowledgeable in are: (1) National Historic Preservation Act of 1966; (2) National Environmental Policy Act; (3) Archeological Resources Protection Act of 1979; (4) Archeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974; (5) Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act; and (6) Abandoned Shipwreck Act. The contract instructors should also have experience with documentation requirements for historic properties, Installation Cultural Resource Monitoring Plans, curation of artifacts and museum collections. Educational background in law, archeology, architecture, historic preservation techniques or other related field is also needed at the Bachelor’s Degree level or higher. Finally, Contract Instructors shall have knowledge of, and skill in, teaching as demonstrated by either education and/or professional teaching experience.

Contract instructors shall provide instruction for the Introduction to Cultural Resource Management Law and Regulations course. Contract instructors shall be available prior to, during the course and while traveling to/from the course, and after instruction. Each contract instructor is expected to be present for entire duration of the course to answer student questions and participate in course discussion. Number of hours of actual on-podium time will vary depending on other guest speakers. Contract instructors shall perform review of course materials prior to delivery of first offering.

In accordance with Navy Standards the course length is 3 days (24 hours) per class. This course is taught in conjunction with Navy instructor. Student ratios are: maximum of 30 students, minimum of 10 per class.

Testing: Course Testing Plan available from Navy.

Classroom reservations/rental, classroom materials (projector, computer, screen), student materials (pens, paper, etc.), will be provided by CECOS.

4.3.a Review of course material 4.3.b one offering 4.3.c one offering 4.3.d one offering

4.4 Advancing an Effective Environmental Management System (EMS) - CIN#: A-4A-0098

The purpose/objective of this course is to teach students the fundamental process for enhancing their installation’s or command’s existing EMS program. This course provides training for the systematic enhancement of an installation or command’s EMS. The concepts presented will allow the Installation EMS Program Managers, EMS representatives, media managers and process owners to effectively ensure their existing program will not only sustain but be refined through implementing continual improvement. The course currently evaluates all 18 Navy EMS elements referenced in OPNAV 5090.1 and details how to streamline an EMS to ensure installation sustainability. Students will also learn how to train and engage field level process owners to ensure they fully understand how their efforts directly affect the attainment of an installation’s objectives and targets. Training will be given on effective use of the latest tools such as EMSweb and the Environmental Compliance Assessment, Training, and Tracking System (ECATTS) to ensure conformance to Navy EMS principles and guidelines.

This is a NETC, Navy owned and approved course with set instruction, materials, and presentation.

Contractor shall provide one contract instructor. Contract instructor shall be considered an EMS subject matter expert and have at least 15 years of work experience with EMS policy and regulations, Navy compliance auditing, Navy EMS program, and course instructional delivery. Contract instructor shall have 1) expertise and experience working with the International Standards Organization (ISO) serving on the U.S. Technical Advisory Board; and 2) served on or have knowledge of the Navy EMS Working Group.

Contract instructor shall provide instruction for the Advancing an Effective EMS course. Contract instructor shall be available prior to, during the entire duration of the course, and after instruction. Contract instructor shall be present the entire duration of the course to answer student questions and participate in course discussion.

Class is offered via webinar. Number of hours of actual on-podium time will vary depending on other guest speakers. Contract instructor shall perform review of course materials prior to delivery of first offering.

In accordance with Navy Standards the course length is 4 days, 5 hours per day (20 hours) per class. This course is taught in conjunction with Navy instructor. Student ratios are: maximum of 30 students, minimum of 10 per class.

Testing: Course Testing Plan available from Navy.

Shipping of Materials: N/A Webinar format materials provided via webinar.

This class is taught via Webinar and will require the instructor to access via the internet and may require computer credentials as the course is delivered via Adobe Connect on-line.

4.4.a Review of course material 4.4.b one offering 4.4.c one offering 4.4.d one offering 4.4.e one offering 4.4.f one offering

4.5 EMS Refresher Seminar CIN#: A-4A-0098

This seminar serves as a 4-5 hour webinar refresher covering EMS program requirements. Seminar emphasizes all 18 Navy EMS elements referenced in OPNAV 5090.1 and detail how to streamline an EMS to ensure installation sustainability.

This is a Navy owned Seminar. This seminar trains Navy civilian and military personnel how to address their installation specific EMS challenges, provides updated guidance from the Navy EMS Working Group, and allows for open forum discussion of possible challenges they have previously sent to the course director.

Contractor shall provide one contract instructor. Contract instructor shall have no less than 18 years of experience related to EMS policy and regulations, Navy compliance auditing, Navy EMS program, and course instructional delivery. Instructor shall 1) have expertise and experience working with the International Standards Organization (ISO) serving on the U.S. Technical Advisory Board; and 2) have served on or have knowledge of the Navy EMS Working Group.

Contract instructor shall provide instruction for Advancing an Effective EMS Refresher Seminar. Class is offered via webinar, contract instructor is expected to be present, via webinar, the entire duration of the course to answer student questions and participate in course discussion.

Contract instructor shall be available prior to, during the course, and after instruction. Contract instructor shall perform review of course materials prior to delivery of first offering.

In accordance with Navy Standards the course length is approximately 4-5 hours per class. This class is taught in conjunction with Navy instructor. Student ratios are: maximum of 30 students, minimum of 10 per class.

CECOS is responsible for print course materials. Currently CECOS makes this trainee guide available on-line. Either CECOS or students will print – contractor not responsible for printed course materials.

Shipping of Materials: N/A Webinar format materials provided via webinar.

This class is taught via Webinar and will require the instructor to access via the internet and may require computer credentials as the course is delivered via Adobe Connect on-line.

4.5.a Review of course material 4.5.b one offering 4.5.c one offering 4.5.d one offering

4.6 Integrated Environmental Management System & Compliance Auditing - CIN#: A-4A-0079

The purpose/objective of this course is to train Navy civilian and military personnel involved in the internal or external EMS and environmental compliance audit processes at shore installations. EMS and environmental compliance audits are required per OPNAVINST 5090.1(series) Environmental Readiness Program Manual. The audit processes evaluate compliance posture, identify strengths and weaknesses of environmental management systems and programs, determine underlying causal factors that may contribute to the occurrence of observed compliance deficiencies, evaluate each of the individual components of an EMS, provide for feedback on the effectiveness of the system, and identify continual opportunities for improvement.

This is a NETC, Navy owned and approved course with set instruction, materials and presentation.

Contractor shall provide one contract instructor for course delivery. Contract instructor shall be considered an EMS subject matter expert and have at least 15 years of work experience with EMS policy and regulations, Navy compliance auditing, Navy EMS program, and course instructional delivery. Contract instructor shall have 1) expertise and experience working with the International Standards Organization (ISO) serving on the U.S.