PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT EWTGLANT AMSPC MECR Guest Speaker.docx

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Subject Matter Expert (SME) Guest Speaker Support for EWTGLANT

1. Introduction: Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Atlantic (EWTGLANT) conducts training and instruction in the doctrine, tactics, and techniques of Naval expeditionary warfare, with an additional focus on warfare in the information environment , in order to support operational commanders in maintaining forces ready to project military power from the sea. EWTGLANT requires Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who can present students with the U.S. perspective relative to Military Engagement, Security Assistance, and Limited Contingency Operations and interaction between the Department of State (DOS) and Department of Defense (DOD) personnel. EWTGLANT also requires SMEs who can mentor Amphibious Readiness Group (ARG)/Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) Commanders and staff on amphibious planning considerations/techniques in order to facilitate integration and preparation for subsequent operations while deployed.

2. SCOPE: Prepare students to assume duties on a staff that may be involved in planning, supporting or conducting military engagement, Foreign Humanitarian Assistance/Foreign Disaster Relief (FHA/FDR) and/or Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO). Provide subject matter expertise and background experience across the range of military operations as it applies to managing and directing American embassies abroad. Prepare attendees to assume duties on an ARG/MEU staff that will be responsible for planning/executing amphibious operations across the range of military operations. Provide subject matter expertise and mentorship as it applies to amphibious operations and integrated staff planning.

3. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Speakers are required (in person no video teleconferencing) for five Maritime Engagement and Crisis Response (MECR) courses and one AMSPC event annually.

POC for details on the dates:

Clayton T. Wright Amphibious Warfare Department Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Atlantic 1575 Gator Blvd.

Virginia Beach, VA 23459-2740 clayton.t.wright.civ@us.navy.mil Office: 757-274-0632

DSN: 253-5076

4. HOURS OF PERFORMANCE: Speakers fees for eight-hour duration days.

5. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE: Expeditionary Warfare Training Group Atlantic. Joint Expeditionary Base-Little Creek/Fort Story. 1575 Gator Boulevard, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23459-2740.

6. SECURITY CLEARANCE: Secret.

7. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

7.1 Provide students with a basic knowledge of concepts, terms, organizations, responsibilities, and planning considerations for NEO and limited contingency operations as they pertain to DOS/American embassies. Emphasize significance of coordination between DOS/American embassy and Navy and Marine Corps personnel (MECR course).

7.2 Provide Commanders and staff with mentorship related to the planning/execution of ARG/MEU amphibious operations. Emphasize the significance of Navy/USMC integration (AMSPC).

7.3 Prior experience, knowledge, and subject matter expertise of the inner workings of American embassy personnel/billets, responsibilities, and interactions will contribute to necessary staff integration between the Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) / Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) when planning and executing amphibious operations while forward deployed (MECR Course).

7.4 Prior experience as a former PHIBRON Commodore/MEU Commander. Facilitate the integration of ARG/MEU staffs and their development of deliberate and rapid response planning procedures, planning SOPs, and improvement of staff interoperability (AMSPC).

7.5 Teach a Range of Military Operations including legal considerations; training considerations; interagency organization; NATO, UN, and multinational organizations; intelligence considerations; health services support; civil engineering support; logistical considerations; civil affairs, and U.S. policy on peace operations (MECR Course).

7.6 As a required component of the ARG/MEU FRTP/PTP, requested support personnel will provide mentorship to commanders and staff in the doctrine, procedures, and techniques involved in planning various missions typically conducted by the ARG/MEU while deployed. Mentor the ARG/MEU Commanders and staff on a range of subject areas to include: Navy/USMC command relationships, staff planning procedures, command and control, joint/service amphibious doctrine, interagency coordination/liaison requirements, and Fleet/Task Force coordination (AMSPC).

8. REQUIRED CONTRACTOR EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:

8.1 DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED: The resumes and background checks shall demonstrate the following previous experiences and qualifications.

8.2 Prior experience as a DOS Ambassador and Chief of Mission.

8.2.1 Knowledge and experience with the execution of limited contingency and peace operations including NEO and Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief.

8.2.2 Prior experience working with DOD units and formal schools, and national security organizations.

8.2.3 Knowledge of the range of military operations including legal and training considerations, interagency and international organization relationships, intelligence/information collection, health services, and civil engineering support, logistical and other infrastructure considerations, civil affairs issues, and U.S. policy on peace operations.

8.3 Prior experience as a former MEU Commander.

8.3.1 Knowledge and experience with the execution of limited contingency and peace operations including NEO and Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief.

8.3.2 Prior experience, of the inner workings of American embassy personnel/billets, responsibilities, and interactions with external organizations.

8.3.3 Knowledge of the range of military operations including legal and training considerations, interagency and international organization relationships, intelligence/information collection, health services, and civil engineering support, logistical and other infrastructure considerations, civil affairs issues, and U.S. policy on peace operations.

8.4 Prior experience as a former commodore of Amphibious Squadron (PHIBRON).

8.4.1 Knowledge and experience with the execution of limited contingency and peace operations including NEO and Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief.

8.4.2 Prior experience, of the inner workings of American embassy personnel/billets, responsibilities, and interactions with external organizations.

8.4.3 Knowledge of the range of military operations including legal and training considerations, interagency and international organization relationships, intelligence/information collection, health services, and civil engineering support, logistical and other infrastructure considerations, civil affairs issues, and U.S. policy on peace operations.