Statement of Work_ATCoach_2 Jun.docx
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- FA3010-ATCoach-Williams
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details requirements for the 334th Training Squadron's Air Traffic Control (ATC) radar simulator software license and system. The government seeks a contractor to provide eight Windows-based ATCoachGE training system licenses, including shipping, configuration, installation, and troubleshooting. The comprehensive package requires delivering nine workstations, multiple monitors, keyboards, headsets, and other hardware, along with one week of in-person training for four staff members and up to 40 hours of virtual services.
The platform must support specific technical capabilities, including radar air traffic control training, simulated radio voice capabilities, Windows OS compatibility, and the ability to operate without internet/WiFi. The related federal contract opportunity is a Sources Sought announcement for Keesler AFB, MS, with responses due by 11:00 AM CDT on July 17, 2025. Interested parties must email responses to specified Air Force contacts, provide company details, and confirm compliance with the Statement of Work requirements. This is a market research effort to identify potential sources for the AT Coach simulator, and no solicitation is currently being issued.
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Statement of Work
1. Scope:
· The 334th Training Squadron Air Traffic Control (ATC) course requires the software licenses and service capabilities below from an ATC radar simulator. The schoolhouse will retain all appropriate rights and control of course curriculum and material.
2. License:
· Reinstatement of eight (8) Windows OS based ATCoachGE ATC training system licenses at no cost to the 334 TRS.
3. Contractor shall perform/provide the following:
· Provide shipping, configuration, installation, and troubleshooting of system
· Provide one (1) week of in-person/hands-on training and up to forty (40) hours virtual services to teach 4 staff members how to use the platform
· Provide one (1) year warranty system configuration and troubleshooting
· Create/provide configuration for Canyon Approach (KCYN) database
· Provide three (3) controller positions, three (3) pseudo pilot positions, one (1) supervisor position, one (1) server
· Equipment provided by Contractor:
1) Nine (9) Standard keyboards with mice.
2) Associated power, display, and networking cables
3) Two (2) 32” widescreen LCD monitors.
4) Eight (8) 15” touchscreen monitors
5) Eight (8) 24” widescreen LCD monitors
6) One (1) 24” touchscreen monitor
7) Nine (9) Small form factor workstation w/Windows Operating System
8) One (1) Windows Server
9) Two (2) USB Footswitches
10) Ten (10) noise-canceling PTT-USB headsets
11) Three (3) STARS QWERTY Keyboards with associated trackballs
4. The platform must have the following capabilities:
· Must provide radar air traffic control training using ATCoach software like what is used on Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS).
· Must provide radio simulated voice capabilities.
· Must be compatible with the Windows Operating System.
· Must be compatible with USB headsets.
· Must be compatible with USB Footswitches.
· Must be compatible with STARS QWERTY Keyboards and with associated trackballs.
· Must support lessons and/or content based on Specialty Training Tasks (STS) items and objectives defined and/or developed by the User.
· Must be compatible with scenarios built to replicate radar user-developed training scenarios.
· Must have administrative editing software to develop content.
· Must operate without internet/WIFI connection, i.e. be stand-alone software.
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