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Solicitation Number: N61331-16-R-0006 Attachment J.4

ATTACHMENT J.4 –DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS OF KEY PERSONNEL

Desired Key Personnel Qualifications:

Program Manager– Nine years of experience supervising maintenance, repair, or modification of air cushion vehicles, aircraft, or U.S. Navy ships to include five years of program management experience with an air cushion vehicle or aviation maintenance/repair organization.

Maintenance, Operations, and Repair Superintendent - Nine years of experience supervising maintenance, repair, or modification of air cushion vehicles, aircraft, or U.S. Navy ships to include five years of supervisory experience with an air cushion vehicle or aviation maintenance/repair organization.

Operations and Maintenance Supervisor – Nine years of experience performing maintenance, repair, or modification to air cushion vehicles, aircraft, or U.S. Navy shipboard mechanical systems to include three years of experience supervising maintenance and repair of air cushion vehicles or aircraft.

Fab/Repair Supervisor – Nine years of experience repairing or fabricating welded aluminum structures and riveted aluminum aviation structures to include three years of experience supervising fabrication of or repairs to welded aluminum structures and riveted aviation structural components.

Electrical/Electronic Supervisor – N i n e years of experience performing maintenance, repairs, or modifications to air cushion vehicles, aircraft, or U.S. Navy shipboard electrical and electronic systems to include three years of concurrent experience supervising maintenance, repair, or modification of air cushion vehicles or aircraft electrical and electronic systems.

Maintenance Specialist –Mechanical or Electrical (LCAC Deck Engineer certified) – Mechanics are desired to be certified as ‘LCAC Deck Engineer’ immediately after contract award. LCAC Deck Engineer (U.S. Navy Enlisted

Classification [NEC] 4130) or 5 years of experience performing maintenance and repairs on Air Cushion Vehicles, aircraft, or U.S. Navy ships. Meet the US Coast Guard medical requirements for issuance of a US Merchant Mariners

Document. Be able to pass the LCAC Deck Engineer written examination and functional check ride, administered by a

US Navy LCAC instructor within 60 days after award of the first Delivery Order.

Certified Welders – It is desired that all be certified IAW NAVSEA S9074-AQ-GIB-010/248 certification in welding techniques for Aluminum, Stainless Steel, and Inconel. Three years of welding experience is desired.

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