Virtual_Industry Day MIOSS Brief_24 Feb 2022 (For Distribution to Industry)_9 Mar 2022 Appd Public Release.pptx

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This sources sought notice and related federal contract opportunity document outline requirements for instructor and operator support services at Medical Simulation Training Centers located domestically and internationally. Small businesses are encouraged to respond by 3 December 2021 with capabilities statements not exceeding 20 pages describing experience supporting defense training requirements, staffing plans, contract type recommendations, and risk mitigation approaches. The Army Contracting Command in Orlando intends to award an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a one-year base period and up to four one-year options for providing instructors certified in basic life support and advanced life support to operate medical simulation equipment and teach Tactical Combat Casualty Care curricula at a minimum of 21 sites globally. The estimated value is unavailable but the requirement involves staffing each center to support training 2,500 soldiers annually.

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Darin O. Stevens

PEO STRI, PL TSO

Product Lead, Live Individual and Collective Training

24 FEB 2022

Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC) Instructor/Operator Support Services (MIOSS) Virtual Industry Day

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Agenda Welcome Introductions

Purpose

About MIOSS Contract

Schedule Path Forward MSTC Brief MSTC Demo Video (distribution controlled by MEDCoE)

Questions Draft PWS for Base Contract and PWS for Task Order 0001 General or Administrative

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Purpose

Host a Virtual Industry Day with interested companies with the capability to fulfill this requirement and provide a brief and video of the MSTC that MIOSS will support.

17 Feb 22 - Posted MIOSS Industry Day and Performance Work Statements (PWS) for industry review and comment on sam.gov.

Industry comments/questions will assist the requiring activity in refining its requirement and associated PWS.

PWS Feedback/questions:

Submit via email at guillermo.j.santiagososa.civ@army.mil by Friday, April 4, 2022.

Program Officials will answer as many questions as time allows during Industry Day.

The Industry Day presentation and answers to all questions from the audience will be posted on the government-wide point of entry Government Contract Opportunities website https://www.sam.gov.

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About MIOSS Contract Contract Type

Army Contracting Command – Orlando (ACC-O), is considering the utilization of a Single Award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (SA-IDIQ) contract for Instructor Operator (I/O) support services.

There will be a base year with a phase-in, and 4 option years.

The current contract is a small business set aside.

Finalization of the contracting strategy will be determined after the completion of the Market Research.

Received 28 responses from Sources Sought Notice (SSN) that closed on 5 JAN 2022.

Credentialed Medical Related Instructor/Operators

Path Forward for MIOSS

Critical Dates:

24 FEB 22 – Industry Day 13 APR 22 – Entry into PALT 19 JUN 22 – Draft RFP 19 AUG 22 – Final RFP 31 MAR 23 – Contract Award

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PdL Live Individual and Collective Training Mr. Darin O. Stevens Product Lead, Live Individual and Collective Training

Mr. Frank Stroud Assistant Program Manager, MIOSS 24 February 2022 MSTC Overview

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Program Description. Medical Simulation Training Centers (MSTC) instruct medical and non-medical Soldiers on the latest battlefield trauma and critical care techniques based on US Army Medical Department Center & School (AMEDDC&S) approved performance oriented Training Curriculum. In addition, Validation Exercises simulate the high stress of performing medical interventions in combat. MSTCs are Army-level facilities that offer Commanders a turn-key training approach to maintain Medical Readiness.

Medical Simulation Training Centers (MSTC)

MSTC is a Family of Systems Virtual Patient Systems (VPS) Instructor Support System (ISS) Medical Training Command and Control Center (MT-C2) Facility Professional credentialed Medical Instructor / Operator Support

The MSTC training environment combines standard tactical medical education with the capability to simulate the stressors of various combat conditions to include low light, fog, battlefield noise, debris, and tactical concerns to test the Soldier’s ability to perform trauma management tasks under conditions they will encounter on the battlefield.

Medical Simulation Training Centers (MSTC)

MSTC Locations

Ft. Dix

Ft. Drum

Camp Shelby

Ft. Bliss

Ft. Stewart

Ft. McCoy

Ft. Riley

Hawaii

Schofield Barracks

Alaska Ft. Wainwright Korea

Camp Ripley Ft. Indiantown Gap Ft. Hood

Ft. Campbell

Camp Atterbury Ft. Bragg

JBLM/Ft Lewis

Ft. Carson

MSTC

OCONUS Fieldings

Ft. Benning Camp Dodge

Fielded

Germany

Vilseck

Camp Humphreys

Planned future fieldings Camp Bullis Camp Williams

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FY22 I/O Distribution Current Required Credentials

LocationFY22 Contractor Distribution
Hood8
Bragg7
Drum6
McCoy6
Bliss5
Benning5
Schofield5
Campbell5
Dodge5
Atterbury5
Vilsek5
Carson5
Riley5
Dix5
Korea4
Shelby4
JBLM4
FIG4
Stewart4
Wainwright4
Ripley4

Total 105

Location – Future Planned Fielding SitesPlanned Contractor Distribution*
Hood5
Bragg5
Williams5
Bullis5

Total 20

*Sites to be staffed IAW MEDCoE staffing guidance All instructors must maintain Basic Life Support (BLS) instructor certification and complete TC 8-800 (all tables) on an annual basis.

One (1) Advanced Life Support (ALS) instructor certification at all MSTC locations.

One (1) Nationally Registered Paramedic (NRP) certification at all MSTC locations.

Distribution of I/O Staffing for each MSTC site is determined by MEDCoE.

MSTC Training Facility Facility Guidance is for a 7000 square foot structure Large classrooms for clinical instruction (3-4 depending on student throughput) Validation rooms (3-4 depending on student throughput) Administrative/Office areas Large outdoor area for training tactical evacuation methods

MSTC Systems Virtual Patient Systems (VPS) High fidelity tetherless mannequins Dead weight mannequins Moulage kits Trauma bleeding kits Intraosseous infusion trainers Birthing Simulators Airway Management Trainers Instructor Support System (ISS) Provides the environmental stressors and After Action Review capability (e.g.; sound, fog, strobe, microphones, tilt/pan/zoom cameras) Everything needed to provide turn-key capability from the support aspect

MT-C2

MT-C2 is a control center allowing remote training platform management within the MSTCs.

The MT-C2 system provides training environment manipulation, medical scenario integration, mannequin control, audio video surveillance and recording.

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Questions?

Draft PWS for Base Contract and PWS for Task Order 0001 General or Administrative

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POC at ACC-O Name: Mr. Guillermo J. Santiago Sosa, Contract Specialist

Email: usarmy.orlando.peo-stri.mbx.mioss@army.mil guillermo.j.santiagososa.civ@army.mil

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