Attachment_0001_-_Performance_Work_Statement_(PWS)(5-19-17).pdf

PATRIOT WEAPON SYSTEM

NEW EQUIPMENT TRAINING 2018-2020

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

19 May 2017

Table of Contents

1. SCOPE

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

3. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

4. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS - BASE YEAR (15 DEC 2017 - 14 DEC 2018) 11

5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS - FIRST YEAR OPTION (15 DEC 2018 -

14 DEC 2019)

6. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS - SECOND YEAR OPTION (15 DEC 2019 -

14 DEC 2020)

7. CONTROL PROCEDURES

8. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED SUPPORT/PROPERTY (GFS/P)

1.0 Scope

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) defines Tasks and specific requirements for PATRIOT New Equipment Training (NET), (e.g., Instructor and Key Personnel (I&KP) Training, Staff Planners Orientation Courses (SPOC), NET Courses and Depot Training Courses).

2.0 Applicable Documents

Applicable top level documents are contained in the Contract Document Summary List (DSL), by number, title, and date. The document versions specified on the DSL take precedence over the generic references (without revision letters) cited in the PWS.

3.0 General Requirements

The contractor NET Team (NETT) shall perform all PATRIOT hardware and software upgrade training required by this PWS. The contractor shall ensure that the training materials developed under W31P4Q-15-C-0040, PATRIOT NET contract 2015-2017, and W31P4Q-14-C-0093, PATRIOT Engineering Services Memorandum contract 2014-2019 are updated and used in the performance of this PWS. The Government will only provide Reconfigurable Table Top Trainers and any applicable training and software products it has rights for in performance of the contract (after contract award). The Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), descriptions for the target audience(s) listed in the PWS are as specified in DA Pamphlet 611-21.

3.1 Qualifications

All instructor/writer personnel shall have technical knowledge of and a minimum of three (3) years experience with the operation and maintenance of the PATRIOT system to effectively perform the Tasks stated in the PWS.

Instructor/writer personnel assigned to perform NET shall have a minimum of one

(1) year of classroom instruction experience and be a graduate of a US Military approved Instructor Training Course or Methods of Instruction course.

3.2 Security

The contractor shall ensure that security requirements are in accordance with (IAW) the current DD Form 254, the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (DoD 5220.22-M), and the PATRIOT Security Classification Guide (SCG).

3.2.1 Security Requirements

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FAR clause 52.204-2 applies to the extent that this contract involves access to information classified “Confidential”, “Secret”, or “Top Secret”.

The contractor shall comply with (1) the Security Agreement (DD Form 441), including the DoD 5220.22-M, and (2) any revisions to that manual, notice of which has been furnished to the contractor.

If, subsequent to the date of this contract, the security classification or security requirements under this contract are changed by the Government, and if the changes cause an increase or decrease in security costs or otherwise affect any other term or condition of this contract, the contract shall be subject to an equitable adjustment as if the changes were directed under the Changes clause of this contract.

The contractor shall insert terms that conform substantially to the language of this clause, but excluding any reference to the Changes clause of this contract, in all subcontracts under this contract that involve access to classified information.

At the direction of the Contracting Officer (KO) or Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), some employees of the Contractor supporting this contract may be required to obtain DoD Common Access Cards (CAC) in support of logical access to Information Systems. The KO will identify, by title or function, those employees of the contractor: (1) expected to obtain a CAC, (2) who will serve as the CAC sponsor, and (3) who will approve the applications. At the completion of the contract, employment termination, or reassignment by the contractor to a different contract, the CAC shall be immediately returned to the

KO.

3.2.2 Classified material is required under this PWS to conduct the training related to the classified hardware and software components of the PATRIOT system. The contractor shall maintain classified materials on secure media storage devices, (e.g., CD, flash drive, etc.) and shall ensure that all classified data is properly marked and safeguarded.

3.2.3 The contractor shall forward security clearances and visit requests to the appropriate installations for all contractor personnel who shall require access in the performance of this PWS.

3.2.4 The contractor shall ensure that all instructor/writer personnel have a current SECRET security clearance prior to performance of this PWS.

3.2.5 Information Assurance (IA)/Cybersecurity (CS)

The Contractor shall adhere to IA/CS regulations and security policies including the Federal Information Security Management Act; AR 25-1 Army Information Technology; AR 25-2 IA; Army Network Enterprise Technology Command Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures/Army Best Business Practices; Any applicable DoD 8500 series Directives and/or Instructions and their associated

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references (Cybersecurity); National Institute of Standards and Technology SP 800 series Special Publications and their associated references; Committee on National Security Systems Instruction (CNSSI) No. 1253 Security Categorization and Control Selection for National Security Systems; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Manual 6000 Series; National Security Agency Guides; Defense Information System Agency (DISA) Security Technical Implementation Guides.

IA Awareness Training. Contractor personnel requesting access to government computer networks shall complete initial and annual IA Awareness Training before network access is granted.

Contractor personnel requesting and granted access to government computers shall read and sign the Army Acceptable Use Policy upon account activation and annually thereafter.

3.2.6 Facility Clearance

The contractor shall be required to maintain a SECRET facility clearance and provide enough personnel cleared at the SECRET level to perform all PWS requirements.

The contractor shall have access to classified hardware and software systems and subsystems necessary to perform this PWS.

The contractor shall receive and generate classified material IAW the DD Form 254 included in the contract and PATRIOT SCG.

3.2.7 Anti-Terrorism (AT) Level I Training

All contractor employees, to include subcontractor employees, requiring access to Army installations, facilities, and controlled access areas shall complete AT Level I awareness training within 30 calendar days after contract start date or effective date of incorporation of this requirement into the contract, whichever is applicable. The contractor shall submit certificates of completion for each affected contractor employee and subcontractor employee, to the COR or to the contracting officer, if a COR is not assigned, within 30 calendar days after completion of training by all employees and subcontractor personnel. AT level I awareness training is available at the following website: https://jko.jten.mil

3.2.8 AT Awareness Training for Contractor Personnel Traveling Overseas

All US based contractor employees and associated sub-contractor employees are to make available and to receive government provided area of responsibility (AOR) specific AT awareness training as directed by AR 525-13. Specific AOR https://jko.jten.mil/

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training content is directed by the combatant commander with the unit AT Officer (ATO) being the local point of contact.

3.2.9 IWATCH Training

The contractor and all associated sub-contractors shall brief all employees on the local iWATCH program (training standards provided by the requiring activity ATO). This locally developed training will be used to inform employees of the types of behavior to watch for and instruct employees to report suspicious activity to the COR. This training shall be completed within 30 calendar days of contract award and within 30 calendar days of new employees commencing performance with the results reported to the COR no later than 45 calendar days after contract award.

3.2.10 Contractors Authorized to Accompany the Force

The contractor and all associated sub-contractors accompanying US Armed Forces deployed outside the United States in contingency operations;

humanitarian or peacekeeping operations; or other military operations or exercises, when designated by the combatant commander, shall comply with Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) 252.225-7040, Contractor Personnel Authorized to Accompany US Armed Forces Deployed Outside the United States. The clause discusses the following AT/Operation Security (OPSEC) related topics; required compliance with laws and regulations, pre-deployment requirements, required training (per combatant command guidance), and personnel data required.

3.2.11 Contracts Requiring Performance or Delivery in a Foreign Country

All contractor and all associated sub-contractors that require performance or delivery of contract requirements in a foreign country shall comply with DFARS 252.225-7043, Antiterrorism (AT)/Force Protection (FP) for Defense Contractors outside the US. This clause applies to both contingency and non-contingency support. The key AT requirement is for non-local national contractor personnel to comply with theater clearance requirements and allows the combatant commander to exercise oversight to ensure the contractor’s compliance with combatant commander and subordinate Task force commander policies and directives.

3.2.12 Access and General Protection/Security Policy and Procedures

Contractors and all associated sub-contractors employees shall provide all information required for background checks to meet installation access requirements to be accomplished by installation Provost Marshal Office, Director of Emergency Services or Security Office. Contractor workforce must comply with all personal identity verification requirements (Federal Acquisition Regulation clause 52.204-9, Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel) as

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directed by DoD, HQDA, and/or local policy. In addition to the changes otherwise authorized by the changes clause of this contract, should the Force Protection Condition at any individual facility or installation change, the Government may require changes in contractor security matters or processes.

3.2.13 Contractors Requiring a CAC

Before CAC issuance, the contractor employee requires, at a minimum, a favorably adjudicated National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) or an equivalent or higher investigation in accordance with Army Directive 2014-05.

The contractor employee will be issued a CAC only if duties involve one of the following: (1) Both physical access to a DoD facility and access, via logon, to DoD networks on-site or remotely; (2) Remote access, via logon, to a DoD network using DoD-approved remote access procedures; or (3) Physical access to multiple DoD facilities or multiple non-DoD federally controlled facilities on behalf of the DoD on a recurring basis for a period of six months or more. At the discretion of the sponsoring activity, an initial CAC may be issued based on a favorable review of the FBI fingerprint check and a successfully scheduled NACI at the Office of Personnel Management.

3.2.14 Contracts Handling or Having Access to Classified Information

The contractor shall comply with FAR 52.204-2, Security Requirements. This clause involves access to information classified "Confidential," "Secret," or "Top Secret" and requires contractors to comply with - (1) The Security Agreement (DD Form 441), including the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (DoD 5220.22-M); (2) any revisions to DoD 5220.22-M, notice of which has been furnished to the contractor.

3.2.15 Contracts that Require OPSEC Training

Per AR 530-1 Operations Security, the contractor employees must complete Level I OPSEC Awareness Training. New employees must be trained within 30 calendar days of their reporting for duty and annually thereafter.

3.2.16 Cybersecurity (CS)/Information Assurance (IA)/Information Technology (IT) Training

All contractor employees and associated sub-contractor employees must complete the DoD IA awareness training before issuance of network access and annually thereafter. All contractor employees working CS/IA/IT functions must comply with DoD and Army training requirements in DoD 8140.01, DoD 8570.0lM and AR 25-2 within six months of appointment to CS/IA/IT functions.

3.2.17 Threat Awareness Reporting Program (TARP)

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For all contractors with security clearances, Per AR 381-12, Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP), contractor employees must receive annual TARP training by a Counter intelligence agent or other trainer as specified in chapter 2, paragraph 2-4b of AR 381-12.

3.3 Course Documentation and Training

The contractor shall prepare and update course documentation using both conference and practical exercise methods of instruction. The contractor shall prepare new and updated Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI) lessons and training materials. The contractor shall ensure the computer based training modules include multimedia elements, such as high-resolution graphics, animation, audio, video, and virtual reality, combined with a high level of user interactivity. The training materials shall be based on the latest upgrades to the PATRIOT system. Media containing self-paced training and/or updated information shall be provided to the unit by the contractor NET for use in refresher and/or update training. The contractor shall maximize the use of existing course documentation in order to minimize costs to the US Government.

3.3.1 The contractor shall ensure the Training Program Structure documents outline productive use of all instruction/training time during practical exercises.

3.3.2 When hands-on hardware practical exercises are chosen as the primary method of instruction, the contractor shall release students back to their normal duty stations in the case of equipment failure or non-availability.

3.3.3 The contractor shall schedule classes to allow for maximum use of available PATRIOT system hardware. The length of practical exercises may vary according to equipment availability and student load.

3.3.4 The contractor shall make use of all available training aids and devices. No training aids or devices other than visual aids (e.g. slide presentations, CDs, DVDs, wall charts) shall be developed as a part of this PWS.

3.3.5 The contractor shall develop course documentation to incorporate the latest information from engineering data, Technical Data Packages, Department of Army Technical Manuals (DATMs), and commercial equipment manuals.

3.3.6 The contractor shall provide the publication, reproduction, packaging, and shipping services necessary for the training material efforts outlined in this PWS.

3.4 Conduct of Training

The contractor shall provide instructors to ensure that all training time is used efficiently. At least two instructors shall be present at all training events to provide supervision and to ensure that the training is conducted safely.

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3.4.1 The contractor shall prepare Instructional Performance Requirements Documents IAW DI-SESS-81518.

3.4.2 The contractor shall ensure training is conducted IAW the PWS five days per week (normally Monday through Friday). Exceptions are applicable when unit deployment is implemented, the observance of U.S. Government holidays, or other circumstances necessitate alternate training schedules. Alternate schedules shall be coordinated by the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command (USAAMCOM) NET Branch, Lower Tier Project Office (LTPO), Training and Doctrine Command, Capabilities Manager-Army Air and Missile Defense Command, and unit commanders.

3.4.3 The contractor shall provide all training materials required to complete training.

3.4.4 The contractor shall ensure that only personnel designated by the U.S.

Government attend the training. For the purpose of this PWS; Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR), LTPO-Logistics (Training & Training Devices), ATTN: SFAE-MSL-LTL, will represent the U.S. Government on all training issues, including student attendees.

3.4.5 The contractor shall ensure a copy of all training materials are available for use by US Government monitors. US Government monitors may attend any and all training sessions.

3.4.6 The contractor shall solicit in writing from each student, his/her critique of the training. The contractor shall prepare Course Conduct Information Packages.

3.4.7 The contractor shall notify via email the COR, USAAMCOM NET Branch, LTPO, and unit of any student whose progress is below 70%.

3.4.8 COR, USAAMCOM NET Branch and LTPO shall be notified via email in advance of all Very Important Person(s), (e.g. general officer(s), brigade commander(s), or director(s)) visits to the training sites.

3.4.9 The contractor shall conduct a question and answer session with the students during each course. The contractor shall prepare and administer a written examination after the completion of each course. Upon request, results of the examinations shall be provided via e-mail or hardcopy to the COR and unit training representatives at each site.

3.5 Earned Value Management System (EVMS)

The contractor shall establish, maintain, and use an integrated performance management system throughout the base and option years of the contract.

Central to this integrated system shall be an Earned Value Management System

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(EVMS) IAW DFARS 252.234-7001, DFARS 252.234-7002, Earned Value Management System (Deviation) (Sep 2015), and the EVMS guidelines contained in the ANSI/EIA-748 for cost or incentive contracts and agreements with total expected value including planned options valued at or greater than $20M and 12 months or greater in duration. The contractor shall have a validated EVMS which complies with ANSI/EIA-748 for cost or incentive contracts and agreements with total expected value, including planned options, at or greater than $100M. The contractor shall prepare the following reports: a common base Contract Work Breakdown Structure (CWBS) and CWBS Dictionary IAW DI-MGMT-81334 and MIL-STD-881, an Integrated Program Management Report IAW DI-MGMT-81861, and a Contract Funds Status Report IAW DI-MGMT-81468. The contractor shall flow down EVMS and reporting requirements to subcontractors who meet the EVMS reporting thresholds. The contractor shall prepare for and support an Integrated Baseline Review (IBR) to be conducted within six (6) months after contract award or when authorization to proceed has been given by the Contracting Officer. However, because the IBR is a continual process, an IBR may be conducted after major baseline changes.

3.6 DELIVERABLES

Contract Data Requirements List (CDRLs). The contractor shall prepare data IAW with the CDRLs. Duplication of effort in the development of data applicable to two or more Contract Data Item Description Requirements is prohibited.

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NEW EQUIPMENT TRAINING – BASE YEAR (2018)

4.0 Detailed Requirements – Base Year (15 Dec 2017 - 14 Dec 2018)

The contractor shall prepare, conduct, and provide instructor personnel and training support and material (ref 3.3, 3.4) for the base year of the NET for each Task identified in the subparagraphs of the PWS below:

4.1 Task I (2018): NET Support.

The contractor shall attend no less than twelve (12) coordination meetings (e.g.

Master Fielding Schedule Meeting, System Modification Plan Meetings, etc.), to be held in Huntsville, AL for a duration of three (3) days each, and shall perform interface activities with US Government logistics agencies to identify system modification activities and equipment fielding plans and schedules that affect the NET program. Additionally, the contractor shall identify the necessary training requirements for these activities, plans, and schedules for inclusion in existing and future NET plans and schedules. The contractor shall prepare and provide a NET Support Plan IAW DI-SESS-81520.

4.2 Task II (2018): Depot Test Station and Maintenance Training (Depot Civilian Technicians)

The contractor shall prepare, generate training material, and conduct training to support the fielding/upgrades for Test Stations of Depot Maintenance Plant Equipment (DMPE) and the PATRIOT Major Item Maintenance Course (MIMC) for Letterkenny Army Depot (LEAD) personnel. The MIMC shall be conducted at Ft. Sill, OK using Fires Center of Excellence (FCoE) government-owned PATRIOT assets. The PATRIOT General Instructional Facility (GIF) shall be used to conduct classroom training for the MIMC. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525. Table I below sets forth the training requirements:

Table I – 2018 Depot Training

Depot Courses Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins

O/A Test Set (TS) Operator/ Maintainer P2204

12 1 80 hrs LEAD, PA

26 Mar

MIMC 12 1 320 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

9 Jul 2018

TS

Operator/Maintainer P2258

12 1 80 hrs LEAD, PA

15 Oct

4.3 Task III (2018): Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3) Training

The contractor shall provide NET support of the Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3). This effort shall include providing training, training materials, labor, transportation, travel, or other direct cost (ODC) and services. The contractor shall perform material update and conduct RT3 training. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

4.3.1 RT3 Operator/Maintainer Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140E, 14E, 948D, and 94S. The contractor shall update materials, prepare, and conduct RT3 Operator/Maintainer training to meet the requirements as outlined in the following table:

Table II – 2018 RT3 Operator/Maintainer Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-7 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

5 Mar 2018

5-52 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX

4 Jun 2018

1-62 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

30 Jul 2018

FCoE 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

15 Oct 2018

4.3.2 Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer Operator/Administrator Training.

The target audience for this course is RT3 Lab Managers. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct RT3 Operator/Administrator training to meet the requirements outlined in the following table:

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Table III – 2018 RT3 Operator/Administrator Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

22 Jan 2018

FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

7 May 2018

FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, 10 Sep 2018

4.4 Task IV (2018): PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Operations, Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, 14E, 94S, and 948D.

The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary Operations and Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance training for PATRIOT tactical units. The contractor shall update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios to support PDB-8 software training. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS- 81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81525, and DI-SESS-81526

4.4.1 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Information and Coordination Central (ICC) Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB- 8/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations and Organizational Maintenance training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table IV – 2018 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations and

Organizational Maintenance Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

13 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

8 Jan 2018

1-1 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

1-7 ADA 13 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

9 Jul 2018

2-43

ADA

13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7 ADA 13 1 80 hrs Germany 12 Nov 2018

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4.4.2 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Engagement Control Station (ECS) Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The Contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations, Organizational Maintenance training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table V – 2018 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

8 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

1-7

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

9 Jul 2018

2-43

ADA

40 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Germany 12 Nov 2018

4.4.3 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Tactical Command System (TCS)/Battery Command Post (BCP) Operations and Administration Training.

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140A and 14H. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and Administration training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Table VI – 2018 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and Administration Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

24 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

8 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

24 1 120 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

1-7

ADA

24 1 160 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

9 Jul 2018

2-43

ADA

12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7

24 1 160 hrs Germany 12 Nov 2018

4.4.4 PDB-8/Configuration 3+/Intermediate Maintenance Training for the ECS, ICC and TCS/BCP

The target audience for this course are MOSs 948D and 94S. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table VII – 2018 PDB-8/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

12 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

22 Jan 2018

1-7

ADA

12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

23 Jul 2018

5-7

12 1 80 hrs Germany 26 Nov 2018

4.5 Task V (2018): PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Operations, Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance Training and Embedded Trainer Scenario Update and Generation

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, 14E, 94S, and 948D.

The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary Operations and Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance training requirements in relation to the preliminary and final release of the PATRIOT system PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ software and hardware for the Test Unit and FCoE, Sustainment Center of Excellence (SCoE), and the PATRIOT tactical units. The contractor shall update and generate Embedded Training Scenarios to support PDB-8.0.5 software training. The contractor shall prepare and provide

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updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS- 81523, DI-SESS-81525, and DI-SESS-81526.

4.5.1 Post Deployment Build-8.0.5 (PDB-8.0.5)/Configuration 3+ Information and Coordination Central (ICC) Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations and Organizational Maintenance training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table VIII – 2018 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations and

4.5.2 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Engagement Control Station (ECS) Operations, and Organizational Maintenance Training.

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations and Organizational Maintenance training to meet the

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A FCoE I&KP 25 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 28 Feb 2018

6-52 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Korea-N 7 May 2018

2-1 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Korea-S 28 May 2018

1-44 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

6 Aug 2018

1-1 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Okinawa, Japan

29 Oct 2018

Table IX – 2018 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations and

4.5.3 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Tactical Command System (TCS)/Battery Command Post (BCP) Operations and Administration Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140A and 14H. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, and conduct PDB- 8.0.5/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and Administration training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table X – 2018 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and Administration Training

4.5.4 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance Training for the ECS, ICC and TCS.

The target audience for this course are MOSs 948D and 94S. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+

Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A FCoE I&KP 25 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

28 Feb 2018

6-52 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Korea-N 7 May 2018 2-1 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Korea-S 28 May 2018

1-44 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

6 Aug 2018

1-1 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Okinawa, Japan

29 Oct 2018

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A FCoE I&KP 25 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 28 Feb 2018 6-52 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Korea-N 7 May 2018 2-1 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Korea-S 28 May 2018

1-44 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

6 Aug 2018

1-1 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Okinawa, PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Table XI – 2018 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance

4.6 Task VI (2018): Technical Assistance and Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) Support

The contractor shall provide technical liaison, technical consultation, and attendance at all In-Process Reviews (IPRs) and ECP coordination meetings.

The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI- SESS-81520 and DI-PSSS-81521. For 2018, estimate eight IPRs per year with four at Government facilities and four at the Contractor facilities.

4.6.1 The contractor shall coordinate functions to provide technical information for the on-site training cadre.

4.6.2 The contractor shall participate in the engineering reviews and analyses of new and existing training documents affected by changes and attend training meetings that are held to update, eliminate, discuss or revise current training documentation.

4.6.3 The contractor shall analyze and prepare training impact/cost proposals for designated hardware/software changes which affect the NET program. This analysis shall be reflected in the Training Program Structure Document.

4.6.4 The contractor shall perform interface activities with software developers and design engineers, as well as hardware and system engineering.

4.6.5 The contractor shall provide technical assistance and communications update training to tactical units, FCoE, and staff organizations for interim communications changes that result from hardware and software changes.

4.6.6 The contractor shall update the PATRIOT System Description and Equipment Summary, 41133764, IAW DI-PSSS-81523, to provide current and future system/growth information for use in US Government training, I&KP training, and the SPOC.

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

SCoE

I&KP

25 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 28 Feb 2018

6-52 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Korea-N 7 May 2018 2-1 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Korea-S 28 May 2018

1-44 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

6 Aug 2018

1-1 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Okinawa,

4.7 TASK VII (2018): Combined Crypto Modernization Phase 1 (CCMP1) Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training.

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140E, 14E, and 25F. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW, DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

The contractor shall update training material and conduct training necessary for Operations and Organizational Maintenance training related to the fielding of CCMP1 to the PATRIOT tactical units to meet the requirements outlined in the following table:

Table XII – 2018 CCMP1 Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

96 1 120 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 8 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

48 1 80 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

3-4

ADA

96 1 120 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

7 May 2018

1-7

ADA

96 1 120 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

9 Jul 2018

2-43

ADA

48 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7

96 1 120 hrs Germany 12 Nov 2018

4.8 Task VIII (2018): Modern Man-station (MMS) Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate Maintenance Training.

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14E, 140E, 948D, and 94S. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

The contractor shall develop/update training material and conduct Modern Man-station Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate training to meet the requirements outlined in the following table:

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Table XIII – 2018 MMS Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate Maintenance Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

77 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 1 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

77 1 80 hrs Okinawa, Japan

12 Feb 2018

1-7

ADA

77 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

2 Jul 2018

5-7

77 1 80 hrs Germany 5 Nov 2018

4.9 Task IX (2018): Integrated Diagnostics Support System (IDSS) Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14E, 14T, 94S, 140E, and 948D.

The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials for distribution. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525. The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary IDSS training for PATRIOT tactical units to meet the requirements as outlined in the following table:

Table XIV – 2018 IDSS Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 15 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

1-62

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 26 Mar 2018

6-52

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Korea-N 7 May 2018

5-52

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 June 2018

1-7

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

2 Jul 2018

1-44

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 6 Aug 2018

3-43

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 10 Sep 2018

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

2-43

ADA

30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7

30 1 80 hrs Germany 19 Nov 2018

4.10 TASK X (2018): Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPR)/Non-secure Internet Protocol Router (NIPR) Access Point (SNAP)/Tactical Transportable Tropo-scatter (TROPO) Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 25B, 25N, and 25U. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

The contractor shall develop/update training material and conduct SNAP/TROPO

Table XV – 2018 SNAP/TROPO Training

4.11 Task XI (2018): SPOC

The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI- SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, and DI-PSSS-81523. The contractor shall prepare, generate training material, and conduct a SPOC to meet the

Table XVI – 2018 Staff Planners Orientation Course

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A LTPO 65 1 32 hrs Redstone

Arsenal, AL 22 Oct 2018

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

1-44

ADA

35 1 40 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

15 Jan 2018

1-1

ADA

35 1 40 hrs Okinawa, Japan

19 Feb 2018

1-7

ADA

35 1 40 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

16 Jul 2018

2-43

ADA

35 1 40 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Oct 2018

5-7

35 1 40 hrs Germany 26 Nov 2018

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

NEW EQUIPMENT TRAINING – FIRST YEAR OPTION (2019)

5.0 Detailed Requirements – First Year Option (15 Dec 2018 - 14 Dec 2019)

The contractor shall prepare, conduct, and provide instructor personnel, and training support and material (ref 3.3, 3.4) for the first year option of the NET for each Task identified in the subparagraphs of the PWS below:

5.1 Task I (2019): NET Support.

The contractor shall attend no less than twelve (12) coordination meetings (e.g.

Master Fielding Schedule Meeting, System Modification Plan Meetings, etc.), to be held in Huntsville, AL for a duration of three (3) days each, and shall perform interface activities with US Government logistics agencies and identify system modification activities, equipment fielding plans, and schedules that affect the NET program. Additionally, the contractor shall identify the necessary training requirements for these activities, plans, and schedules for inclusion in existing and future NET plans and schedules. The contractor shall prepare and provide an NET Support Plan IAW DI-SESS-81520.

5.2 Task II (2019): Depot Test Station and Maintenance Training (Depot Civilian Technicians)

The contractor shall prepare, update training material, and conduct training to support the fielding/upgrades for Test Stations of the DMPE and the PATRIOT MIMC for LEAD personnel. The MIMC shall be conducted at Ft. Sill, OK using FCoE government-owned PATRIOT assets. The PATRIOT GIF shall be used to conduct classroom training for the MIMC. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI- PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526 and DI-SESS-81525. Table I below sets forth the training requirements:

Table I – 2019 Depot Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins

O/A

TS

Operator/Maintainer 12 1 80 hrs LEAD, PA 1 Apr 2019

MIMC 12 1 320 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 8 Jul 2019

TS

Operator/Maintainer 12 1 80 hrs LEAD, PA

14 Oct

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

5.3 Task III (2019): Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3) Training

The contractor shall provide NET support of the Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3). This effort shall include providing training, training materials, labor, transportation, travel, or ODC and services. The contractor shall perform material update and conduct training for the RT3 training. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS- 81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

5.3.1 RT3 Operator/Maintainer Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140E, 14E, 948D, and 94S. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct RT3 Operator/Maintainer training to meet the requirements as outlined in the following table:

Table II – 2019 RT3 Operator/Maintainer Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A 3-4 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

11 Mar 2019

1-43 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX

3 Jun 2019

1-44 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

29 Jul 2019

FCoE 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 25 Nov 2019

5.3.2 RT3 Operator/Administrator Training

Table III – 2019 RT3 Operator/Administrator Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

28 Jan 2019

FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, OK

13 May 2019

FCoE 8 1 40 hrs Ft. Sill, 16 Sep 2019

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

5.4 Task IV (2019): PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Operations, Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance Training and Embedded Trainer Scenario Update and Generation

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, 14E, 94S, and 948D.

The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations, Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance training for PATRIOT tactical units. The contractor shall update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios to support PDB-8.0.5 software training. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS- 81525, and DI-SESS-81526.

5.4.1 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Information and Coordination Central (ICC) Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+

Table IV – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ICC Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

4-5 ADA 13 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 14 Jan 2019 2-43 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 15 Apr 2019 3-2 ADA 13 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 27 May 2019

1-62 ADA 13 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 9 Sep 2019

5.4.2 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Table V – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ ECS Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

4-5

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

14 Jan 2019

2-43

ADA

60 1 120 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX

1 Apr 2019

3-2

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 27 May 2019

1-62

ADA

80 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

9 Sep 2019

5.4.3 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and Administration

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140A and 14H. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+

Table VI – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ TCS/BCP Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

4-5

ADA

24 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

14 Jan 2019

2-43

ADA

18 1 120 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX

1 Apr 2019

3-2

ADA

24 1 160 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 27 May 2019

1-62

ADA

24 1 160 hrs Ft. Hood, TX

9 Sep 2019

5.4.4 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance Training for the ECS, TCS/BCP, and ICC

The target audience for this course are MOSs 948A and 94S. The contractor

Table VII – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/Configuration 3+ Intermediate Maintenance

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

4-5 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 28 Jan 2019 3-2 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 10 Jun 2019

1-62 ADA 12 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 23 Sep 2019

5.5 Task V (2019): PDB-8.0.5/8.1 Operations, Organizational and Intermediate Maintenance Training and Embedded Trainer Scenario Update and Generation

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, 94S, 948D, and 14E.

The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary Operations, Organizational, and Intermediate Maintenance training requirements in relation to the preliminary and final release of the PATRIOT system PDB-8.0.5/8.1 software and hardware for the Test Unit, FCoE, SCoE, and the tactical PATRIOT units. The contractor shall update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios to support PDB software training. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI- PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81525, and DI-SESS-81526.

5.5.1 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ICC Software Operations Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ICC Operations and Organizational Maintenance training to meet the requirements as

Table VIII – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ICC Software Operations Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date of Conduct

O/A 5-7

ADA

13 1 40 hrs Germany 28 Jan

3-43

ADA

13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 Mar 2019

1-7

ADA

13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC

8 Apr 2019

Test

13 1 80 hrs WSMR 21 Oct 2019

5.5.2 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ECS Software Operations Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14A, 140E, and 14E. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, update and generate Embedded Trainer Scenarios, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ECS Operations and Organizational Maintenance training to meet the requirements as

Table IX – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 ECS Software Operations Training

5.5.3 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 TCS/BCP Operations and Administration Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140A and 14H. The contractor shall perform Task analysis, generate training material, and prepare to conduct PDB-8.0.5/8.1 TCS/BCP Operations and Administration training to meet the

Table X – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 TCS/BCP Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

5-7 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Germany 28 Jan 2019

3-43 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 Mar 2019 1-7 ADA 80 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC 8 Apr 2019

Test Unit 64 1 160 hrs WSMR 21 Oct 2019

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

5-7 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Germany 28 Jan 2019

3-43 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 Mar 2019

1-7 ADA 24 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC 8 Apr 2019

Test Unit 64 1 160 hrs WSMR 21 Oct 2019

5.5.4 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 Intermediate Maintenance Training for the ICC, ECS, and

TCS/BCP

The target audience for this course are MOSs 948D and 94S. The contractor shall update training materials, prepare, and conduct PDB-8.0.5/8.1 Intermediate Maintenance training to meet the requirements as outlined below:

Table XI – 2019 PDB-8.0.5/8.1 Intermediate Maintenance Training

5.6 Task VI (2019): Technical Assistance and Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) Support

The contractor shall provide technical liaison, technical consultation, and attendance at all IPRs and ECP coordination meetings. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS-81520 and DI- PSSS-81521. For 2019, estimate eight IPRs per year with four at Government facilities and four at the Contractor facilities.

5.6.1 The contractor shall coordinate functions to provide technical information for the on-site training cadre.

5.6.2 The contractor shall participate in the engineering reviews and analyses of new and existing training documents affected by changes and attend training meetings that are held to update, eliminate, discuss, or revise current training documentation.

5.6.3 The contractor shall analyze and prepare training impact/cost proposals for designated hardware/software changes which affect the NET program. This analysis shall be reflected in the Training Program Structure Document.

5.6.4 The contractor shall perform interface activities with software developers and design engineers, as well as hardware and system engineering.

5.6.5 The contractor shall provide technical assistance and communications update training to tactical units, FCoE, and staff organizations for interim communications changes that result from hardware and software changes.

Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct Begins O/A

5-7 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Germany 28 Jan 2019

3-43 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 Mar 2019

1-7 ADA 13 1 40 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC 8 Apr 2019

Test Unit 13 1 80 hrs WSMR 28 Oct 2019

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

5.6.6 The contractor shall update the PATRIOT System Description and Equipment Summary, 41133764, IAW DI-PSSS-81523, to provide current and future system/growth information for use in US Government training, I&KP Training, and the SPOC.

5.7 Task VII (2019): CCMP1 Operations and Organizational Maintenance Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140E, 14E, and 25F. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526 and DI-SESS-81525.

The contractor shall update training material and conduct training necessary for Operations and Organizational Maintenance training related to the fielding of

Table XII – 2019 CCMP1 Operations and

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A 4-5 ADA 96 1 120 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 14 Jan 2019

2-43 ADA 48 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 25 Mar 2019 3-2 ADA 96 1 120 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 20 May 2019

1-62 ADA 96 1 120 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 2 Sep 2019

5.8 Task VIII (2019): MMS Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate

The target audience for this course are MOSs 140E, 14E, 948D, and 94S. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials for distribution IAW DI-SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525. The contractor shall develop/update training material and conduct Modern Man-station Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate

Table XIII – 2019 MMS Organizational Maintenance and Intermediate Maintenance Training

Unit Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A 4-5 ADA 77 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 7 Jan 2019 3-2 ADA 77 1 80 hrs Ft. Sill, OK 27 May 2019

1-62 ADA 77 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 9 Sep 2019

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

5.9 Task IX (2019): IDSS Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 14E, 14T, 94S, 140E, and 948D.

The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW, DI- SESS-81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS- 81525. The contractor shall update/generate training material, prepare, and conduct the necessary IDSS training for PATRIOT tactical units to meet the

Table XIV – 2019 IDSS Training

5.10 Task X (2019): SIPR/NIPR SNAP/TROPO Training

The target audience for this course are MOSs 25B, 25N, and 25U. The contractor shall prepare and provide updated training materials IAW DI-SESS- 81521, DI-PSSS-81522, DI-PSSS-81523, DI-SESS-81526, and DI-SESS-81525.

The contractor shall develop/update training material and conduct SNAP/TROPO

Table XV – 2019 SNAP/TROPO Training

Class Size

No.

Iterations

Course Length Location

Date Conduct

Begins O/A 4-5 ADA 30 1 80 hrs Ft. Hood, TX 21 Jan 2019

3-43 ADA 30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 4 Mar 2019

2-43 ADA 30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bliss, TX 1 Apr 2019

1-7 ADA 30 1 80 hrs Ft. Bragg, NC 15 Apr 2019

3-2 ADA 30 1 80 hrs Ft.