VR Training System_Draft PWS.docx
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This document is a draft Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the 99th Security Forces Squadron (99 SFS) Virtual Reality Training System lease. The PWS defines the requirements for the contractor to construct and deliver a virtual reality training system, including specific equipment and accessories such as a VirTra V-100 virtual reality trainer, computer, projector, simulated firearms, and threat-fire devices. The PWS also outlines the installation, inspection, and training requirements, as well as the maintenance and support package to be provided by the contractor at no additional cost.
The related federal contract opportunity is a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the 99th Contracting Squadron to gather market information from qualified, experienced vendors who can provide the virtual reality training system and services outlined in the PWS. The RFI requests interested firms to provide information about their company, small business certifications, and the timeframe needed to respond to a potential Request for Proposal (RFP) and transition to the new service. The government intends to use the responses to this RFI to determine if a set-aside or brand name justification is appropriate for the upcoming solicitation.
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DRAFT Performance Work Statement For 99 SFS Virtual Reality Training System
Introduction: This DRAFT Performance Work Statement (PWS) defines the requirements for the contractor to construct and deliver a virtual reality training system. The contractor shall ensure the system is equipped with all pertinent features identified in the body of this PWS.
Scope: Contractor shall provide all necessary operator training, equipment and accessories required to lease a VirTra V-100 or equal Virtual Reality Training System that is fully functional and ready to operate upon delivery.
Equipment:
· V-100 in a fixed configuration. To include desktop computer, monitor, one (1) projector, two (2) V-100 Speakers.
· Fast Fold Screen - 12' Black Backed (FP:WM).
· M4 replica rifle and one (1) magazine. This simulated firearm activates a laser upon trigger depression, no recoil.
· Additional Magazine for Non-Gun M16 Solution (VNG-M16)
· SIRT Model 20C replica training pistol for Sig P320C. Includes integrated programmable laser.
· Additional Magazine for SIRT Model 20/C replica training pistol for Sig P320/C.
· V-Threat-Fire™ return-fire-simulator device. Attaches via integrated belt clip to deliver a safe and adjustable electrical impulse to trainee. Enhances realism and simulates physical threats during training. No eye protection required. Requires wireless station, included. Requires VOS 5.0.36 or higher to integrate.
· TASER® X26
· -simulation cartridge. Fits both X26 and X26P live TASER® handles. (X26/P handles supplied by customer.)
Installation, Inspection and Training:
· Initial setup and testing
· Visually inspect the system and explain its components.
· Open each box/container and verify all items are accounted for setup and position screen(s) and CPU rack.
· Layout speakers, all wiring and balance all sound levels install training platform (If Applicable).
· Install and align all projected images and camera Views, test all weapon kits and wireless accessories.
· Ensure all User Manuals are correct for system & accessories instructional training.
· Explain proper maintenance and environmental conditions, explain the importance of firearm safety.
· Explain and demonstrate how to install weapon kits.
· Explain and demonstrate how to properly maintain weapon kits.
· Explain and demonstrate how to use refill station & tank filling.
· Explain and demonstrate how to fill the weapon magazines.
· Explain and demonstrate how to properly boot up and shutdown the system.
· Explain the functionality of Wake-On-LAN.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run operating system.
· Explain the different scenario types and how to run each type of scenario.
· Explain and demonstrate how to create scenario tags and filters.
· Explain and demonstrate how to create scenario playlists.
· Explain and demonstrate how to add scenario favorites.
· Explain and demonstrate proper projector alignment.
· Explain and demonstrate V-Tracking camera calibration through V-Tracking tools.
· Explain and demonstrate how to use diagnostics through V-Tracking tools.
· Explain Laser ID's vs Pulse Lengths.
· Explain and demonstrate how to add a new weapon kit.
· Explain and demonstrate how to enter a new trainee.
· Explain and demonstrate how to assign trainee's and weapons.
· Explain and demonstrate how to zero a weapon.
· Explain and demonstrate directional surround sound.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run and configure accessory controller.
· Explain and demonstrate how to use wireless devices.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run a video scenario.
· Explain and demonstrate scenario branching.
· Explain and demonstrate scenario debrief.
· Explain and demonstrate presentation mode.
· Explain and demonstrate low light.
· Explain and demonstrate TMaR.
· Explain and demonstrate breach door.
· Explain and demonstrate how to create a marksmanship trainee set.
· Explain and demonstrate how to boresight in marksmanship.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run a free fire course in marksmanship.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run a pre-built course in marksmanship.
· Explain and demonstrate how to run marksmanship debrief.
· Explain and demonstrate how to create and import a custom target.
· Explain and demonstrate how to create and import a custom course of fire.
· Explain and demonstrate how to use remote desktop.
· Explain how to access administration settings, including as an Administrator.
· Explain all icons and their functions of administration.
· Explain the safety precautions and waiver.
· Explain what consumable items scenarios may be compatible with system.
· Explain and demonstrate how to author a single screen scenario.
Maintenance and Support:
· Provide a maintenance and support package covering the following at no additional cost.
· Upgrade operating system (OS) features (as needed).
· Install new training scenarios.
· Clean computer, monitor & keyboard.
· Perform computer diagnostics.
· Clean simulator screens.
· Upgrade to most current base library.
· Recalibrate system.
· Inspect refill station & regulator.
· Recondition & test recoil kits.
· Zero all laser-based items.
· Test Threat-Fire™ devices for proper functionality.
· Test OC & Taser devices for proper functionality.
· Inspect & test speakers and sound FX.
· Provide a list of inspected items.
· Provide user refresher training every twelve months.
Contractor shall coordinate with 99 SFS/S3T to schedule Appointments.
Location: 8355 Bergstrom Ave, Nellis AFB, NV 89191 (Bldg. 10234)
Period of Performance: One (1) 12-month option with three (3) additional 12-month options
Base Access: Contractors should coordinate base access with the 99 SFS/S3T a minimum of two-weeks prior to needing base access. For access, contractors must possess:
1). A valid, REAL ID compliant ID or 2). Two (2) forms of identification
Working Hours: Standard working hours are from 8:00 A.M to 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday excluding all ACC family days and Federal Holidays.
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