Performance Work Statement 0113 Tajikistan.docx
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)
Operator/Maintenance Training IVECO General Transport Troop Vehicles
Tajikistan QE-UGC
C.1 TRAINING
C.1.1 General: This Performance Work Statement details the requirements for Operator and Maintenance Training to support Personnel Carrier Vehicles manufactured by Iveco also referred to as General Troop Transport (GTT) Vehicles for case QE-UGC, Line 005.
C.1.2 Overview: Contractor shall provide instructor(s) to conduct training OCONUS (Outside the Continental United States). Instructor(s) shall provide both operator and maintenance training for up to 50 students. Training shall take place Monday thru Friday between the hours of 0700 and 1800, local time (exact time to be coordinated with the customer). Training shall last no more than 15 days.
C.1.2.1 Training: Course shall be performed in Tajikistan at a facility provided by the Republic of Tajikistan. The address of the facility will be identified once contract is awarded. Republic of Tajikistan will provide Iveco GTTs for the training. This will be one combined operator and maintainer training. Training shall provide knowledge in the operation and maintenance of Iveco GTTs. The focus of the training shall be on hands-on exercise for students on Iveco GTTs with limited classroom presentation. Training shall be conducted by way of live demonstration, electronic /paper visual aids and verbal explanations.
C.1.2.2 The operator portion shall include but is not limited to driving techniques, driver safety and preventative maintenance, operation of accessories and equipment, safety instruction and preventative maintenance.
C.1.2.3 The maintenance portion shall include but is not limited to garage level maintenance and repairs, fault diagnosis, preventative maintenance checks and services, assembly and subassembly direct change and troubleshooting procedures, inspection and tracking of electronic circuit diagrams, and use of associated special tools, electronic test equipment and technical manuals.
C.1.3 Schedule: Within 45 days after contract award, contractor shall be notified of how many students will attend the training. Within 60 days after contract award, contractor shall recommend a training date to the Government in order to have sufficient time to coordinate with the Republic of Tajikistan.
C.2 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
C.2.1 Instructor(s) shall be knowledgeable on current systems, components, modifications and product line of Iveco GTTs.
C.2.2 Contractor shall provide instructor(s), training materials in Russian language, training aids and applicable diagnostic and common tools.
C.2.3 After conclusion of training, contractor shall request students to fill out the “student critique” form and submit the form IAW CDRL 002. Contractor shall present certificates of completion to all students. Contractor shall then conduct a verbal course review with the students prior to the end of the class on the last day.
C.3 CONTRACTOR PROVIDED REPORTS AND DATA
C.3.1. The contractor shall deliver one (1) copy of the Training Plan/Materials in Microsoft Word or Excel Format within sixty (60) days on contract award (CDRL A001) to karrie.a.marken.civ@mail.mil The Training Plan shall contain daily lesson plans. Upon completion of training the contractor shall deliver one (1) copy of the Final Training Report in a Word or Excel spreadsheet within fifteen (15) days of conclusion of training (CDRL A002) to karrie.a.marken.civ@mail.mil . The report, in contractor format shall include the following:
a) Daily Class Roster Attendance Sheet
b) Lessons Completed
c) Basic Student Questionnaire/Feedback shall address the following:
Student Questionnaire Feedback:
1. Were the safety procedures covered in detail and strictly enforced during the entire training period?
a. Strongly Agree_____ B. Agree______ C. Disagree_____ D. Strongly Disagree______
2. Was there a good balance between the classroom instruction and the hands-on equipment operation?
a. Strongly Agree______ B. Agree______ C. Disagree______ D. Strongly Disagree________
3. Did this class provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to operate the Polaris DAGOR Vehicles?
a. Strongly Agree_____ B. Agree _______ C. Disagree_______ D. Strongly Disagree _______
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