Amendment_0001_Attachment_J.1_Desired_Qualification_for_Key_Personnel.doc.pdf

N61331‐17‐R‐0006 Attachment J.1

Source Selection Information – See FAR 2.101 and 3.104

J.1 DESIRED KEY PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS

Aircraft Mechanic III (Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic)

Capable and experienced to perform all task of Aircraft Mechanic I & II 10 years’ experience in multiple category and class of aircraft or an in‐depth knowledge of specific category and class of aircraft.

Extensive knowledge and understanding of aircraft weight and balance calculations, aircraft record keeping, aircraft modifications and installations of STC equipment.

Should possess an IA (Inspector Authorization) or other FAA approved authorizations through Repair

Station approvals necessary to evaluate and approve major aircraft modifications.

Electronics Technician IV

10 years of planning or assisting with tests to evaluate equipment performance. Determines test requirements, equipment modification, and test procedures; analyzes and evaluates test results, and prepares reports on findings and recommendations.

Should have an FAA certification such as A&P mechanic certification with Inspection Authorization or

FAA Repair Station Repairman certification.

Engineering Technician IV

10 years of progressively responsible for applying conventional engineering practices to develop, prepare, or recommend schematics, designs, specifications, mechanical drawings, electrical drawings, aircraft loading and parts lists.

Should have an in‐depth knowledge of re‐manufacture, painting and spectral finishes of test targets used for test programs to include replica M20, M12, TM62, TM46, VS1.6, VS2.2, obstacle targets such as hedge hogs, Tetrahedron, Sea Urchin and similar surrogate targets.

Should have an FAA certification such as A&P mechanic certification with Inspection Authorization or

FAA Repair Station Repairman certification.

Senior Helicopter Pilot

10 years of transporting passengers under FAA Part 135 requirements, cargo and external loads under

FAA Part 133 or for other purposes such as aerial survey / photographing areas of the earth's surface for mapping and other photogrammetric purposes; dropping cargo, and carriage of various internal or externally mounted systems or cargo; Should hold a Commercial Helicopter Pilot's Certificate issued by

N61331‐17‐R‐0006 Attachment J.1

Source Selection Information – See FAR 2.101 and 3.104

Federal Aviation Administration; Should have considerable experience in various Class A&B external load operations and be currently authorized to perform pilot in command operations for Class A&B External

Loads.

Program Manager, Aviation / Aerospace

10 years as a program manager in aviation and aerospace and has experience preparing proposals and leading projects in aviation and aerospace. Demonstrated experience in understanding the fundamentals of air transport, airport operations, and airline revenue management. A bachelor’s degree in aerospace or a related engineering field or have FAA certifications and significant experience in the field of aircraft maintenance and operations.