SOW_Obstacle_course.pdf

Statement of Work

Background. INL is partnering with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine to develop, vet, train, and equip a new tactical police division known as "KORD." MOI is seeking assistance in procuring and installing items for an obstacle course to be used for the selection and training of police officers. The obstacle course is a set of challenging physical obstacles an individual officer must navigate through while being timed during the basic training.

The obstacles include running, climbing, jumping, crawling, and balancing elements with the aim of testing speed and endurance. The obstacle course will assist in the assessment of potential officers and will serve as an invaluable training tool that will be utilized to build confidence, teamwork, strength and agility. The obstacle course will also be utilized for officers' re-certification training which will be conducted annually .

Work to be done. The vendor will provide and install the obstacle course equ ipment described below. In particular, the following tasks should be executed:

1. Preparation of land for obstacle bars installation, total area of 7500 m2 (500 m x 15 m), 200mm deep. (The obstacle course will be installed at a police academy location - NAVSU - on a pre determined piece of land that is somewhat wooded and needs to be cleared as part of installation).

2. Production and installation of 13 different obstacles that will range in size, scope, and complexity. Some obstacles are more complex than others, but all have a specific purpose in creating an effective and challenging course.

3. Production and installation of vertical bars made of steel when applicable.

4. Production and installation of horizontal bars made of wood .

5. Provision of floor cover under obstacles made of wood chips to create a soft surface and to preserve the ground underneath obstacles.

6. Transportation of man power and materials/obstacles to/from the installation site.

Procurement and installation shall be complete within 30 days of the award of contract.

Attached: samples of 13 obstacles (PPT}

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Lag bolt each log s· dia pole or 6" x 6: ~

Wood chips. sand or rubber chip ground cover

Cargo net b

Tunnel Obstacle: The tunnel obstacle is constructed of concrete and is approximately one meter in diameter and six meters in length. There will be three or four tunnel obstacles placed side by side with dirt covering the top of the tunnels. The obstacle is designed to assess a participants ability to negotiate an obstacle in a tight space on their hands and knees.

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Obstacle 3

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Safety: Instructor conducts inspection and provides orientation to obstacle. Wire should be 16~ above ground.

Crawling surface should be sand or sawdust. free of sharp objects. Direction of negotiating crawl may be reversed from time to time to maintain more level crawling surface.

Ground covered with sawdust or sand.

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4• x 4• post. 4" or 6" dia logs or any c-0nvenient tree stumps cul 16" above grade, place post 18" in ground.

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Obstacle 5

6" dia log or 4" x 4 .

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4" dialog or4" x4"

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3/4 d ia 18" long drift pin~

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Obstacle 8

Ground covered with sawdust. sand, or wood/rubber chips.

a· dia or 6. x 6' 2' in ground

Obstacle 9 Rope Climb - This is a series of 20 feet high ropes that each participant must climb and touch the top of the rope before lowering themselves back to the ground. Participants must be careful when lowering to the ground and use hand over hand technique rather than simply slide down the rope which can cause rope burn.

Obstacle 10

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12· dia pole

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10· 18'

Obstacle 11

The tire obstacle is comprised of 12 to 16 tires of average size that are staggered allowing for participants to alternate feet as they negotiate the obstacle. There are usually two or three lanes of tire obstacles to prevent participants from having to wait for other participants to negotiate the obstacle and allow for more speed through the obstacle. _,,, Obstacle 12

Parallel bar and parallel log obstacle: This obstacle starts by having participants stand on a log and then grab a horizontal bar. From the horizontal bar, the participant will swing themselves to where their legs catch on two parallel bars and they will then slide down the parallel bars utilizing their feet, legs and hands. Once they arrive at the end of the parallel bars, they stand on a horizontal log and then walk down two parallel logs to a dismount point.

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Remove bark on face of logs.

Secure planks with 20d nails.

2· planking 16' long a· dia logs or 6e x 6" placed 2' in ground.

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APPENDIX A

COMPANY NAME HERE

DUNS HERE

PRICING VALID THROUGH HERE

Description

Preparation of land for obstacles installation Obstacle# 1- "Tough One" Obstacle # 2 - Tunnel Obstacle Obstacle# 3 - Tarzan Obstacle Obstacle # 4 - Belly Crowl Obstacle Obstacle # 5 - Six Vaults Obstacle Obstacle# 6 - "Swing, Stop and Jump" Obstacle Obstacle# 7 - "Dirty Name" Obstacle Obstacle # 8 - Weaver Obstacle Obstacle # 9 - Rope Climb Obstacle Obstacle # 10 - Confidence Climb Obstacle Obstacle # 11 - Tire Obstacle Obstacle# 12 - Parallel Bar and Parallel Log Obstacle Obstacle # 13 - Inclining Wall Obstacle

The price shall lndude all direct and Indirect costs, profit, export requirements, Insurance, etc. The price will not be subject to adjustment after award.

PLEASE NOTE: The Government will select "ONLY" on means of shipment however request both surface and air freight to compare the price and deliver timeframe difference.

I Quantity

30 days

I Unit I Unit Price I Total Cost

Each $91,000 $91,000

Each $5,500 $5,500

Each $3,500 $3,500

Each $3,500 $3,500

Each $2,000 $2,000

Each $3,000 $3,000

Each $3,000 $3,000

Each $2,000 $2,000

Each $2,500 $2,500

Each $3,000 $3,000

Each $2,500 $2,500

Each $500 $500

Each $6,000 $6,000

Each $2,000 $2,000

APPENDIX A

COMPANY NAME HERE

DUNS HERE

PRICING VALID THROUGH HERE

I Description

Preparation of land for obstacles installation Obstacle# 1 - "Tough One"

Obstacle # 2 - Tunnel Obstacle

Obstacle# 3 - Tarzan Obstacle Obstacle # 4 - Belly Crowl Obstacle

Obstacle# 5 - Six Voults Obstacle Obstacle# 6 - "Swing, Stop and Jump" Obstacle Obstacle# 7 - "Dirty Name" Obstacle

Obstacle # 8 - Weaver Obstacle

Obstacle # 9 - Rope Climb Obstacle Obstacle # 10 - Confidence Climb Obstacle

Obstacle # 11 - Tire Obstacle Obstacle # 12 - Parallel Bar and Parallel Log Obstacle

Obstacle# 13 - Inclining Wall Obstacle

The price shall Include all direct and Indirect costs, profit, export requirements, Insurance, etc. The price will not be subject to adjustment after award.

PLEASE NOTE: The Government will select "ONLY" on means of shipment however request both surface and air freight to compare the price and deliver timeframe difference.

I Quantity

30 days

I Unit I Unit Price r Total Cost -ul

Each $91,000 $91,000 Each $5,500 $5,500 Each $3,500 $3,500 Each $3,500 $3,500 Each $2,000 $2,000 Each $3,000 $3,000 Each $3,000 $3,000 Each $2,000 $2,000

Each $2,500 $2,500 Each $3,000 $3,000 Each $2,500 $2,500 Each $500 $500 Each $6,000 $6,000 Each $2,000 $2,000

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Obstacle 1

8"x8" log

Lag bolt each log a· dia pole or 6" x s· ~

Wood chips. sand or rubber chip ground cover

Instructor

Cargo net b

Tunnel Obstacle: The tunnel obstacle is constructed of concrete and is approximately one meter in diameter and six meters in length. There will be three or four tunnel obstacles placed side by side with dirt covering the top of the tunnels. The obstacle is designed to assess a participants ability to negotiate an obstacle in a tight space on their hands and knees.

Obstacle 2

Obstacle 3

Yi~ nut bolt.

nut and 2 washers

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Ground covered with sawdust sand.

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Safety: Instructor conducts inspection and provides orientation to obstacle. Wire should be 16" above ground.

Crawling surface should be sand or sawdust. free of sharp objects. Direction of negotiating crawl may be reversed from lime to time to maintain more level crawling surface.

Ground covered with sawdust or sand.

F::::: \ , ~ 9" galvanize staples

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4" x 4• post, 4" or 6" dia logs or any convenient tree stumps cut 16~ above grade, place post 1a· in ground.

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:tion and provides ·ace must be free 1st be spaced so as

Obstacle 5

6" dia log or 4" x 4-.

Place all post and braces 2' in ground.

x· x12" long drift \._ pin in each post - ~

4" dialog or 4" x 4"

~OTE: Height of the top of the horizontal logs should not exceed 40 inches.

6'

10" dia log or a~ x 8" Tin ground

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Ground covered with sawdust, sand. or wood/rubber chips.

y,· x 12· long drift bolt

All posts 8' dia log or 6" x 6" placed 2' in ground.

2" bolt, nut. and washers.

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10· dia tree

Obstacle 8

Ground covered with sawdus~ sand, or wood/rubber chips.

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Obstacle 9 Rope Climb - This is a series of 20 feet high ropes that each participant must climb and touch the top of the rope before lowering themselves back to the ground. Participants must be careful when lowering to the ground and use hand over hand technique rather than simply slide down the rope which can cause rope burn .

Obstacle 10

3 strand galvanized utility

Soldiers do

Instructor belted in

12"dia pole

Overhead View

10' 18'

Obstacle 11

The tire obstacle is comprised of 12 to 16 tires of average size that are staggered allowing for participants to alternate feet as they negotiate the obstacle. There are usually two or three lanes of tire obstacles to prevent participants from having to wait for other participants to negotiate the obstacle and allow for more speed through the obstacle. -

Obstacle 12

Parallel bar and parallel log obstacle: This obstacle starts by having participants stand on a log and then grab a horizontal bar. From the horizontal bar, the participant will swing themselves to where their legs catch on two parallel bars and they will then slide down the parallel bars utilizing their feet, legs and hands. Once they arrive at the end of the parallel bars, they stand on a horizontal log and then walk down two parallel logs to a dismount point.

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Obstacle 13

Remove bark on face of logs.

Secure planks with 20d nails.

2" planking 16' long a~ dia logs or

6. x 6" placed 2' in ground.

5' 6" ...

Ground covered with sawdust.

sand, or wood/rubber chips.