Exhibit_C_JMRC_Technical_Exhibits_2_17-JUL-2018.docx

Exhibit 3-26 Rotational Coverage plan

Exhibit 3-27 Media Hot Sheet

Exhibit 3-28 CBI Interview Request

Exhibit 3-29 CBI Interview Conducted

Exhibit 3-30 PAO Packing List

Exhibit 3-31 DV Smart Card

Exhibit 3-32 Product Tracker

Exhibit 3-33 Out Brief

Exhibit 3-34 In Brief 1 or 2

Exhibit 3-34 In Brief 2 of 2

Exhibit 3-35 ORDERS, WARNO’s, FRAGO’s

Exhibit 3-36 CBI/ Cartoons 1 of 4

Exhibit 3-36 CBI/ Cartoons 2 of 4

Exhibit 3-36 CBI Cartoons 3 of 4

Exhibit 3-36 CBI Cartoons 4 of 4

Exhibit 3-37 Target Packets 1 of 3

Exhibit 3-37 Target Packets 2 of 3

Exhibit 3-37 Target Packets 3 of 3

Exhibit 3-38 Intel Fusion Cell 1 of 2

Exhibit 3-38 Intel Fusion Cell 2 of 2

Exhibit 3-39 JMTC/JMRC Training Areas Footprint

Exhibit 3-40 JMRC Hohenfels Training Area (HTA)

Exhibit 3-41 Grafenwoehr Training Area (GTA)

ENTRANCE

BLDG 317,

Maintenance Helo Pad

Exhibit 3-42 Grafenwoehr Training Area (GTA) Camps Grafenwoehr TAC Site 17

ENTRANCECE

BLDG 301,

TAF/HICON/EXCON/RNG CTRL, Dining

BLDG 320

O/C & Augmentee Billet

Exhibit 3-43 Grafenwoehr Training Area (GTA) TAC Site 17

Exhibit 3-44 Amberg Training Area (ATA)

Exhibit 3-45 Rotational ROM Request MRE Example 1 of 4

Exhibit 3-45 Rotational ROM Request MRE Example 2 of 4

Exhibit 3-45 Rotational ROM Request MRE Example 3 of 4

Exhibit 3-45 Rotational ROM Request MRE Example 4 of 4

Exhibit 3-46 Rotational ROM Request CbrV Example 1 of 5

Exhibit 3-46 Rotational ROM Request CbrV Example 2 of 5

Exhibit 3-46 Rotational ROM Request CbrV Example 3 of 5

Exhibit 3-46 Rotational ROM Request CbrV Example 4 of 5

Exhibit 3-46 Rotational ROM Request CbrV Example 5 of 5

Exhibit 3-47 Installation Warehouse (Hohenfels) Class II Equipment Example

Exhibit 3-48 Rotation Bus Request and Schedule Examples

Exhibit 3-49 Installation Warehouse Class II Equipment Issue Form Example

Daily Meal Schedule

Dining Facility Food Preparation and Service Daily Meal Schedule To be provided to the Contractor for each exercise

Delivery of meals, juice and coffee up to 20 remote sites and 3 field camp dining facilities.

Delivery of Meals Ready to Eat, soup and coffee up to 20 remote sites and 3 field camp dining facilities.

Delivery of meals, and coffee up to 20 remote sites and 3 field camp dining facilities.

Delivery of soup and coffee up to 20 remote sites and 3 field camp dining facilities.

Sunday to Monday (7 days a week) Serving Schedule -

“Clean as you go” concept shall apply (Contractor personnel should not wait with cleaning services until the serving time is over, but should provide cleaning services during the serving time when necessary)

Exhibit 3-50 Daily Meal Schedule Example

Exhibit 3-51 Strenght and Feeder Report DA Form 5913

Exhibit 3-52 TISA SOP page 1-5

Exhibit 3-52 TISA SOP page 2-5

Exhibit 3-52 TISA SOP page 3-5

Exhibit 3-52 TISA SOP page 4-5

Exhibit 3-52 TISA SOP page 5-5

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 1-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 2-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 3-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 4-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 5-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 6-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 7-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 8-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 9-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 10-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 11-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 12-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 13-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 14-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 15-16

Exhibit 3-53 ASA Ammunition Listing page 16-16

Letter of Instruction (LOI)

1. This is a 405th Army Field Support Brigade (AFSB), Logistics Readiness Center (LRC) Bavaria LOI for the Troop Issue Warehouse (TIW) field dining facilities located within Camp Albertshof, Hohenfels, Germany.

2. All equipment will be inspected for cleanliness and serviceability. Customers will be responsible to provide reimbursement to 405th AFSB for damaged or missing equipment utilizing a Support/ Agreement, Direct Charge Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).

3- Metal trash cans should be empty, thoroughly cleaned from dirt or mildew, and placed inside of building.

3- Warming/steam tables and pans must be cleaned inside and out with appropriate stainless steel cleaning materials. Place warming pans on top of table. Switch off power.

5. Ice cream machines, freezers, ice makers and refrigerators must be empty, thoroughly cleaned (top and bottom), and air-dried. Doors remain open. Switch off power.

6. Food warmers should be cleaned with hot soapy water, and air-dried.

7. Ovens should be thoroughly cleaned, utilizing appropriate oven sprays and ensuring no burn or fat residue remains.

8. Tables and chairs should be cleaned and free of dirt. Chairs will be on the floor, six around each table.

9. Food preparation tables and shelving must be thoroughly cleaned with appropriate cleaning materials.

10. TIW Contact Information:

Mr. Wilhelm Eichenseer, TIW Manager, 466-2096, Wilhelm.Eichenseer2.ln@mail.mil.

Mr. Michael Frank, QC, 466-2099, Michael.Frank1.ln@mail.mil.

Mr. Georg Schmausser, QC, 466-2635, Georg.M.Schmaussesr.ln@mail.mil.

Mr. Johnny Warford, LRC Bavaria LNO, 4666-4140, Johnny.C.Warford.civ@mail.mil.

11. Hours of Operation:

Monday - Friday, 07:30 - 16:00. Closed on German and American holidays.

12. POC 405th AFSB Budget:

Mr. Jose Seguin Clavell, Budget Analyst, 483-4069, Jose.Seguin2.ln@mail.mil.

Exhibit 3-54 405th AFSG LOI

Performance Requirement Summary (PRS)

AQL: Company level: possess the military experience, military occupational specialty, and military education or equivalent in tactical operations at the company level Battalion/ Brigade Level: possess the military experience, battalion/brigade operational staff experience, military occupational specialty, and military education or equivalent in tactical operations at the battalion/brigade level

b) possess the ability to operate the JMRC Instrumentation System (IS) work station consisting of a computer with peripheries, a video monitoring terminal, radio communications station, and telephone AQL: possess proficiency as a user in operating a computer workstation utilizing current common software applications and with minimal specific equipment training of (24) hours, analyst can successfully operate the Government provided equipment

c) effective communication skills to process multiple sources of incoming information, analyze the information, disseminate the appropriate information through multiple sources, use the information to produce professional products for briefings and information, maintain a common operating picture, understand military terminology, and produce AAR materials AQL: 90% accuracy in oral and written communications while maintaining 90% accuracy of the common operating picture during their shift

d) provide analysts that possess a current secret clearance, in process to obtain Common Access Cards (CAC) and JMRC-IS log-in privileges AQL: 100% compliance

e) the ability to communicate via OCCS and FM radio nets clearly and efficiently using proper military communications techniques and act as a Net Control Station (NSC) for the support Observer Coach Trainer (OCT) teams AQL: analysts clearly communicate during the rotation 90% of the time

AQL: 100% MOS match/ staff experience at the requested level/ knowledge of the warfighter functions

b) fires replication requires counter fire cell experience and fire direction experience at the battery or battalion level AQL: 100% match in experience

c) Brigade analysts have the ability to serve as a Battle Captain, possess expertise in the Military Decision Making Process (MDMP), maneuver operations, and the integration of all other warfighting functions at the corresponding military command level to which they are assigned AQL: analysts capable of performing battle staff functions with minimal supervision everyday an analysts is not on station ready to perform duties Loss $1000 100% coverage on time with no report of negative performance conduct from an analyst award $5000

AQL: all personnel capable of successfully utilizing the systems

AQL: analysts capable of building required products with minimum system specific training

b) effective written and oral communications skills required to produce error free professional products suitable to be briefed to senior military leaders AQL: two errors or less per ten products produced

AQL: No medical prohibitions against sitting and wearing headphones for more than two hours at a time. 100% coverage during the rotation

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