Final ATROMS Site Survey 18-20 October 22.pptx

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) USARCENT TADSS & Range Operations Maintenance Services (ATROMS) Contract Site Survey 18-20 Oct 2022 U.S. Army Contracting Command Orlando

ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED TODAY IS DRAFT AND SUBJECT TO REVISION, INCLUDING ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

The purpose of this Site Survey is to facilitate the exchange of information between the Government and Industry stakeholder regarding the USARCENT Training Service Support Effort under ATSSC

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Contract awarded under FAR 15 “Full and Open Competition” Best Value/Trade-Off process FFP – Labor/Performance Cost – Travel, Materials, Uplifts Period of Performance 1 Base Year with four option periods Solicitation projected issue date: 1st QTR FY23 Projected Award: NLT 01 July 23 Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Acquisition Overview

Definitions

Common acronyms used throughout presentation

ARCENT - Army Central Command ARTC - ARCENT Readiness Training Center URC - Udairi Range Complex ROPS - Range Operations CBKU - Camp Buehring, Kuwait CAKU - Camp Arifjan, Kuwait ASG-KU - Area Support Group-Kuwait DPW - Directorate of Public Works DPTMS - Directorate of Plans, Training, Management, & Security CPF – Contract Performance Factor RFMSS- Range Facility Management Support System TADSS- Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations

1.3 Scope

This effort shall provide TSS as well as I/O&M of TADSS, fixed ranges, deployable ranges, and numerous training facilities within the USARCENT AO. TSS will primarily be conducted at the URC, the ARTC, and the TSCs but services can be executed at any location within the USCENTCOM AOR.

Unless otherwise specified herein, the Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, transportation, tools, materials, supervision and other items necessary to satisfy the performance-based requirements contained herein.

The Government may need to adjust the Training Support Packages (TSP), training devices, locations, or student throughput requirements according to mission demand during the execution of this PWS. Unscheduled training events may be conducted with DoD units, U.S. Agencies, Foreign Military Units and/or Other Organizations, as directed. These unscheduled events are not customary, but due to geo-political events, USARCENT must have the ability to provide training support services for such events.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Contract Scope

Location of Performance

Places of performance are in countries that comprise the USCENTCOM AOR. The primary locations include Kuwait, Jordan and Saudi Arabia as directed by the PCO. The Contractor shall also support temporary training events throughout USCENTCOM AOR as directed by the PCO. Additional locations shall be added as required.

Hours of Work

The Contractor shall, at all times, maintain an adequate workforce for the uninterrupted performance of all tasks defined within this PWS. A break in services due to a late shift change that is not directly or indirectly caused by the Government shall be at the expense of the Contractor. A normal work week is based on an 8-hour work day over 6 days per week. It is routine for Contractor personnel to perform a “normal work week” in excess of 48 hours a week. This “normal work week” does not exceed the norm for the area, as determined by local custom, tradition or law. Unscheduled events may require the Contractor to flex additional hours outside the normal workweek to meet Government requirements.

The Contractor shall manage their employees time to ensure compliance with local labor laws and any Contract regulations. If the contractor pays employees overtime, a total of normal and overtime hours per week is limited to 54 hours in accordance with Kuwaiti Labor Laws. The Contractor is required to manage their labor to ensure the ethical treatment of all employees. The Contractor shall manage the enforcement of labor laws in a manner so that it does not impact the allocation of labor hours during operations. Therefore, six hours overtime per week per person is the maximum permissible under Kuwaiti Labor Law. The Contractor is required to maintain adequate knowledge and proper enforcement of all required labor laws. If a law / regulation changes, the Contractor shall adjust as required and immediately inform the Contracting Officer. Any loss of training due to labor compliance will be at the cost of the Contractor.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)

Introduction Mission Background Scope Applicable Documents Definitions General Requirements Non-Personal Services Location and Hours of Work Business Relations Subcontract Management Contract Administration and Management Contractor Personnel, Disciplines, and Specialties Travel / Temporary Duty (TDY) The Contractor shall respond to and report accidents, incidents, and disasters Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Management Cybersecurity Training/Certification Anti-terrorism/Operations Security (AT/OPSEC)

Performance Requirements……………………………………………………………………….23 Program Management Instructor / Operator (I/O) Services Maintenance and Lifecycle Support Training Support Center (TSC) Range Operations and Maintenance Deployable Range Capability (DRC) Kuwaiti Multipurpose Range Complex ………………………………………………………...74 Security Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Information (GFI) Environmental Requirements Applicable Directives Deliverables Acronyms

ARCENT READINESS TRAINING CENTER (ARTC)

ARTC

PWS Paragraph

Instructor / Operator (I/O) Services The Contractor shall provide I/O support for TADSS and training ranges-facilities at multiple locations as directed within the USCENTCOM AOR.

The Contractor shall provide I/O support as identified in the below table. The table contains the current TADSS I/O requirements. The hours of availability are the maximum number of hours on a weekly basis that a training resource is available for training. Contractor led classes supporting these requirements are also detailed and subject to change dependent upon customer requirements.

As directed by the contracting officer, the contractor will teach individual operator courses in FS-LIDS, MS-LIDS, Coyote CORAIN, NINJA, L-MADIS, Smart Shooter, DRAKE or other future CUAS system created by the USG.

As directed by the contracting officer, the Drone Defender instruction may no longer be required at some point in the future due to potential equipment divesting. As directed by the contracting officer the contractor will cease teaching classes on the Drone Defender and assist the government with turn-in procedures. Any costs incurred by the USG due to this instruction, will cease at the time directed.

As directed by the contracting officer, the CREW/EWO courses may only require instruction on the DUKE V3/4, MODI, Universal Testing System (UTS), or new future CREW/EWO system. As directed by the contracting officer the contractor will cease teaching classes on other devices in CREW/EWO and assist the government with turn-in procedures for the associated systems. Any costs incurred by the USG due to instruction on other systems, will cease at the time directed.

Tactical Training Use of Force

Squad / Fire TM Training Tactical Training Use of Force

Squad / Fire TM Training Tactical Training Use of Force

Squad / Fire TM Training Tactical Training Use of Force

Training is Unit Led

ARTC Capabilities

Provide Live, Virtual & Gaming (LV&G), Udari Range Complex (URC) training solutions, and Training Support Center (TSC) services to the U.S. Military’s forward deployed units across the USARCENT AOR. On order, provides support to USARCENT Theater Security Cooperation and other exercises.

LIVE

Support for US Forces Live Training & TSC Exercises Range/Gunnery Planning Support C-IED Training (Mounted & Dismounted) CREW/EWO Training sUAS & C-UAS Training Squad Assault Lanes

VIRTUAL

Medical Simulations Training Facility (MSTF) Engagement Skills Trainer II (25 Lanes) (EST) Mobile Conduct of Fire Trainers (M-COFTs) Call For Fire Trainer (Two: 1-12 suites) (CFFT) MRAP Egress Trainer (3) (MET) HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (2) (HEAT) Urban Collective Training Facility (UCTF) JTAC-TACP Operational Simulation Suite (J-T/OSS) Intelligence & Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer (IEWTPT) Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer (RVTT)

GAMING

Virtual Battlespace 3 (VBS-3); Kuwait & Qatar

Training Support Team (TST)

The TST provides a Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) training capability to include Counter Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device (RC-IED) Electronic Warfare (CREW) individual and collective training. Aligned with this capability is the integration of any emerging technology, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP), and new devices as they are fielded to the Army.

The TST provides a Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS), and small UAS (sUAS) training capability using operational devices, and incorporating TIC resourced technologies when fielded.

TADSS: Medical Simulations Training Facility Training Support Objective: Provide effective medical training with a standardized training platform for both classroom and simulated battlefield conditions.

Available Resources/Facilities:

Medical classroom Medical simulations facility Essential Care Simulators (ECSs) Usage Requirements:

Facilitators must be certified in the training being conducted Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Contractor support is available if required

Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (Available: 80 hrs. per week). Location: ARTC; TT-609 and TT-610 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS 72 hrs. prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility staff NLT 24 hours prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS Training Offered:

Combat Life Saver (CLS) 40hrs (30 trainees per course) CLS Recertification (8hrs) IFAK Training Medic Tables I-VIII

TADSS: Engagement Skills Trainer II Training Support Objective: Simulate weapon-training events that lead to live-fire individual/crew weapon-training events/activities. Provide sustainment marksmanship training, static unit, collective gunnery and tactical training, and shoot/don’t shoot. Supports marksmanship, squad/fire team collective, and judgmental use of force.

Available Resources:

25 Lanes (15 in Bay 1, 10 in Bay 2) Weapons Available: M16, M4, M320, M249, M240B, M9, M2, MK19, M1200, M136 Scenarios Offered:

Usage Requirements:

2 Computer Operators 2 Instructors Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Contractor support is available if required Available Hours: Mon-Sat: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (48 hrs. per week) Location: ARTC; Bldg. 608 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS Shoot/Don’t Shoot Familiarization Basic Marksmanship Alternate Qualification Team Building Train the Trainer

Training Support Objective: Provide realistic observed fire training in support of all indirect fire and close air support mission tasks

Description: This device is lightweight, and simulates battlefield environments for training Fire Support Specialists, Joint Fires Observers and Soldiers. It is capable of training all Artillery, type II and III close air support, naval gunfire, and mortar missions. Flat screens only; no panoramic viewing.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Available Resources: 2 CFFT Classrooms Training Offered:

Artillery CAS (Type II and III)

NGF

Mortar Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led (Instructor/ Operator); Contractor support is limited to Maintenance (CFFT Manual available for self-training) Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200 & 1300-1700 (40 hrs. per week).

Location: ARTC; Bldg 608 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS TADSS: Call For Fire Trainer

TADSS: HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (HEAT)

Available Resources: 2 HEAT Rollovers Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Training Offered:

HMMWV Rollover and Egress Training Usage Requirements:

ACH, Body Armor and Eye-Pro Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Contractor support is available if required Max capacity is 80 personnel during a block of instruction Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (40 hrs. per week).

Location: ARTC; TT-614 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS Training Support Objective: Expose soldiers to the effects of vehicle rollover and to develop the skills necessary to react properly during a rollover and/or egress situation from a HMMWV.

Description: Allows crews to rehearse & execute rollover procedures, and provides first hand experience to increase the situational awareness of vehicle rollover by observation of crew performance and reaction to emergency conditions without the use of a HMMWV.

TADSS: MRAP Egress Trainer (MET)

Training Support Objective: Expose soldiers to the effects of vehicle rollover and to develop the skills necessary to react properly during a rollover and/or egress situation from a MRAP

Description: Provides first hand experience to increase the situational awareness of vehicle rollover by observation of crew performance and reaction to emergency conditions without the use of a MRAP. Allows crews to rehearse & execute rollover procedures Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Available Resources: 2x MaxxPro 1x M-ATV Training Offered:

MRAP Rollover and Egress Training Usage Requirements:

ACH, Body Armor and Eye-Pro Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Contractor support is available if required Max capacity is 80 pax during a block of instruction Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (40 hrs. per week).

Location: ARTC; TT-617 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training

TADSS: Urban Collective Training Facility (UCTF) Training Support Objective: The UCTF cadre facilitates Warfighter training on the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) utilized in an urban environment. Enables the conduct of mission rehearsals, force-on-force and force-on-target exercises while utilizing MILES, blanks, man-marker rounds or Short Range Training Ammo in a simulated environment.

Available Resources:

Sustainment range equipped for 1 CO per day NN x shipping container “urban structures” C2 A/V equipment with recording/playback capability 5 Shoot Houses, 3 Practice Areas, 1 AAR Room Masks and bolts for UTM Training Offered:

Force on Force / Force on Target Usage Requirements:

A simulations range; follows same requirements as a Live Fire range; Risk Assessment signed by Co commander; 2 CLS’s or Medics; dedicated litter bearing vehicle; comms w/ Range Control Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Contractor support is available if required Under “Fire Desk” in RFMSS Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (Available: 80 hours per week). Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training

TADSS: Conduct of Fire Trainer Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request most be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

B-COFT TTT

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Training Support Objective: Develop and sustain individual and crew level proficiency to perform critical gunnery skills required to transition to live-fire gunnery.

Available Resources:

M-AGTS-3104; 3120; 3118: Mobile Advanced Gunnery Training Systems B-COFT-3129; 3154; 3155: Bradley Conduct of Fire Trainers B-COFT-TTT-4174; 4191: Bradley Conduct of Fire Trainer-Table Top Trainers Usage Requirements:

1 Crew 1 Certified I/O facilitator Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led; Crews must be accompanied by a certified instructor operator and cleared by the battalion Master Gunner.

Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700; 24/7 training upon request.

Location: ARTC; SS-606

M-AGTS

B-COFT

TADSS: Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer (RVTT) Training Support Objective: The RVTT serves as a convoy training simulator which is reconfigurable and allows Soldiers to virtually drive M998 HMMWVs, M1026 HMMWVs, M977 HEMTTs and M978 HEMTTs in immersive 360-degree virtual terrains.

Available terrain databases realistically replicate current operating environments, and allow a four-vehicle armed convoy to conduct operations among non-combat vehicles and pedestrians, as well as a full range of threats.

Vehicles contain organic radios and FBCB2 interfaces for team connectivity, and precision small-arms simulators to protect against threatening avatars in a combat related scenario.

Available Resources:

Crew-served and Small Arm Weapons AAR Trailer Usage Requirements:

Up to 4 Crews; 20 pax maximum Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700; 24/7 training upon request.

Location: ARTC

Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request most be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

TADSS: Virtual Clearance Training Suite (VCTS) Training Support Objective: The VCTS serves as a convoy training simulator which is reconfigurable and allows Soldiers to virtually drive M998 HMMWVs, M1026 HMMWVs, M977 HEMTTs and M978 HEMTTs in immersive 360-degree virtual terrains.

Available terrain databases realistically replicate current operating environments, and allow a four-vehicle armed convoy to conduct operations among non-combat vehicles and pedestrians, as well as a full range of threats.

Vehicles contain organic radios and FBCB2 interfaces for team connectivity, and precision small-arms simulators to protect against threatening avatars in a combat related scenario.

Available Resources:

Crew-served and Small Arm Weapons AAR Trailer Usage Requirements:

Up to 4 Crews; 20 pax maximum Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700; 24/7 training upon request.

Location: ARTC Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request most be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

Trailer #1 IOS/AAR Trailer #2 MPCV (Buffalo) MMPV Type II Trailer #3 MMPV Type I/II & M2 TWHS-Husky

MTRS

Trailer #4 MMPV Type II & MK19 TWHS-Husky

MTRS

CROWS

Trailer #5 TWHS-Husky VOSS CROWS

TADSS: Virtual Clearance Training Suite (VCTS)

TADSS: Games For Training (VBS-3) Training Support Objective: Primarily for Company and below organizations used to teach doctrine, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) during offensive, defensive, and patrolling operations; practical exercises on leadership and organizational skills required to successfully execute unit missions are also available. AAR resources facilitate beneficial feedback.

Description: A computer-based 3D first-person platform which provides a versatile environment to train both individual and collective tasks.

Available Resources:

50 Laptops for Computer-based-training (CBT) Training Support Packets (TSP) Small briefing/AAR areas Small group classroom Training Offered:

Battlefield simulations for Land, Air, Sea operations Virtual Simulation of teams in urban tactics Virtual rehearsal of emergency response procedures Terrain visualization Can be integrated with other LVC-G TADSS Usage Requirements:

1st time simulator operator training (90 minutes) Planning Considerations:

Training is unit-led; Coordinate with Site Manager for scenario options Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0900-1200; 1300-1600; 2000-2400 (40 hrs. per week).

Location: ARTC; T-6017 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 14 days prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 2 days prior to training

TADSS: JTAC-TACP OPERATIONAL SIMULATION SUITE (J-T/OSS)

Training Support Objective: Provide realistic Virtual simulation of JTAC & TACP operations.

Description: The J-T/OSS Desktop system enables students to train on a virtual battlefield with close air support interfaces, such as 9-Line, 5- Line, and Call for Fire procedures. The JTAC trainee also has VRSG channels available in the form of a monocular/binocular used for laser range finding and target designation with a simulated SOFLAM or Mark VIIE laser range finder/laser designator as well as a full motion video ROVER-type feed for external targeting information. The system has a variety of Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) tools, including DIS Radios and a DIS recorder for recording and AAR/playback of missions. The instructor can control all constructive entities (including attacking aircraft and artillery), as well as ground entities and threats.

Available Resources:

1 J-T/OSS Operator/Maintainer Training Offered:

JTAC

TACP

Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led (Instructor); Contractor support is limited to (Operation and Maintenance).

Available Hours: Mon-Fri: 0800-1200; 1300-1700 (40 hrs. per week).

Location: ARTC; TT 618 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

TADSS: INTELLIGENCE & ELECTRONIC WARFARE TACTICAL PROFICIENCY TRAINER (IEWTPT-HCC) Training Support Objective: Provide an immersive environment for HUMINT/Counter Intelligence operations.

Description: The HCC provides sustainment training for HUMINT/ Counter Intelligence (CI) collectors in an immersive, life-like virtual training environment. The HCC utilizes avatars and speech recognition software to support Soldiers and HUMINT/CI collectors in refining and sustaining skills in tactical questioning, interrogation, screening, and use of an interpreter through free-flowing conversation with human- like characters.

Available Resources:

1 IEWTPT Operator/Maintainer Training Offered:

Tactical Questioning Interrogation Screening Interpreter operations KLE engagement Suicide Prevention Planning Considerations:

Training is Unit-led (Instructor); Contractor support is limited to (Operation and Maintenance).

Available Hours: 20 hours per week. Location: ARTC; TT 616 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

TADSS: MILES Repair Facility

Training Objective: Provide repair capability for 1 X Brigade Set of modernized MILES hardware for personnel, combat vehicles and equipment.

Usage:

Operation Spartan Shield ABCT, Joint Forces, Special Operations Forces, Theater Security Forces.

Available Hours: Available 48 hours per week Location: ARTC; Bldg. 6045

TST: Counter-IED & Crew Familiarization Training Support Objective: Training is focused on defeating IED effects and attacking the IED network to increase unit survivability, refine SOPs and improve tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs).

Description: Lecture presentation/practical exercise training focusing on CREW/Fratricide avoidance, CUAS threat awareness, and C-IED training based on the technical skills and drills required to maximize survivability in the IED environment.

Available Resources:

CIED Classroom CIED Lane with Petting Zoo and HME Lab Training Offered:

CREW/Fratricide Avoidance Briefing CUAS briefing CIED Survivability Briefing CIED Lane with Petting Zoo and HME Lab Usage Requirements:

Must occupy IAW Range Control regulations Planning Considerations:

Classroom and Lab portions are facilitated by Contractor.

Max capacity is 125 personnel per block of instruction Available Hours: Twice per month for 80 hours Location: ARTC; TT611 and CIED Lane Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

TST: CREW/EWO Specialist Course Training Support Objective: Allow the OSS rotational units to maintain ASI proficiency for selected personnel.

Description: The Counter RC-IED Electronic Warfare Specialist Course provides Soldiers with an overview of Electronic Warfare fundamentals and mission planning factors, and includes comprehensive instruction on mounted and dismounted CREW systems.

Available Resources:

Duke V2/V3,CVRJ/CVRJ FS, Thor III, Universal Test Set (UTS), Spectrum Analyzer Training Offered: The course includes several practical exercises designed to familiarize downloading and programming procedures. The course also provides additional instruction to Electronic Warfare Officers on mission analysis tools and Airborne Electronic Attack mission planning requirements.

Usage Requirements: Secret clearance required JPAS Verification required Planning Considerations:

Length is 5 days for EWOs, 4 days for CREW Specialists. Maximum capacity for class is 6 PAX.

Available Hours: Once per month for 40 hours.

Location: ARTC; TT-605 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 7 days prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 3 days prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS

TST: C-UAS Threat Brief Training Support Objective: Brief on emerging and current small UAS threats within the CENTCOM AOR.

Description: Briefing on historical, current and emerging threat small UAS application and technologies. Includes DoD efforts and doctrine to defeat / disrupt the evolving threat.

Available Resources: TT-611 Training Offered:

Threat platforms Historical / current, emerging methods of employment Threat emerging technologies and efforts Threat defeat systems Doctrinal efforts Planning Considerations:

2 hour POI 80 PAX per brief Available Hours: Mon-Sat: 0800 & 1300 Location: ARTC; TT-602 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training Must conduct coordination with facility NLT 24 hrs prior to training Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS request

TST: sUAS/InstantEye Training Support Objective: Provide operator training on the InstantEye Mk2 Gen4 small tactical UAS.

Description: Detailed training including flight operations, maintenance, mission planning and tactical scenarios required to operate the InstantEye Mk2 Gen4 platform.

Available Resources: TT-602 and ARCENT Readiness Training Center (ARTC) as well as JSS GERBER.

Training Conducted:

Ground Control Station Preflight Procedures Maintenance Payload operation Basic flight procedures Advanced flight procedures Basic/Advance night flight Post flight operations Tactical mission planning / practical exercise Usage Requirements:

Must occupy IAW Range Control regulations (JSS GERBER) Planning Considerations:

5 Day POI, Range Control requirements if training is conducted at JSS GERBER Available Hours:

*Once per month for 40 hours. Location: ARTC; TT-602 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training

Non-standard request must be submitted via a Mission Training Support Request thru RFMSS request

TST: PD-100 Black Hornet Training Support Objective: Provide operator training on the PD-100 Personal Reconnaissance System (PRS) nano UAS.

Description: Detailed training including flight operations, maintenance, mission planning and tactical scenarios required to operate the PD-100 PRS Black Hornet.

Available Resources: TT-602 and ARCENT Readiness Training Center (ARTC) as well as JSS GERBER.

Training Offered:

Ground Control Station Preflight Procedures Maintenance Payload operation Basic flight procedures Advanced flight procedures Basic/Advance night flight Post flight operations Tactical mission planning / practical exercise Usage Requirements:

Must occupy IAW Range Control regulations (JSS Gerber) Planning Considerations:

5 Day POI, Range Control requirements if training is conducted at JSS GERBER Available Hours:

*Once per month for 40 hours Location: ARTC; TT-602 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training

TST: C-UAS/Drone Defender Training Support Objective: Provide operator level training on the Drone Defender C-UAS signal disruption weapon.

Description: Detailed training required to operate and maintain the DroneDefender non-kinetic weapon system.

Available Resources: TT-602 and ARCENT Readiness Training Center (ARTC) as well as JSS GERBER.

Training Offered:

Characteristics Concept of operations Maintenance Employment & safety considerations Recovery of enemy UAS Tactical mission planning Usage Requirements:

Must occupy IAW Range Control regulations (JSS Gerber) Planning Considerations:

2 hour POI 15 PAX per brief , Range Control requirements if training is conducted at JSS GERBER Available Hours:

Mon-Sat: 0800 & 1300 Location: ARTC; TT-602 Scheduling Requirements:

Must be scheduled through RFMSS NLT 72 hrs prior to training

Live Training Support ARTC

The team is comprised of personnel who support local ARCENT Readiness Training Center (ARTC) training and exercises through deliberate collaboration with Operation Spartan Shield and transitional units.

The team provides collective training support in:

C-IED classroom training CREW familiarity and survivability C-IED dismounted lane training sUAS/C-UAS training CREW/EWO instruction

Also provides limited assistance and support to units with scenario development, range resource planning and design in a combination of exercises.

UDAIRI RANGE COMPLEX (URC)

The URC capability encompasses the operation, support, maintenance, and the security of Live Fire ranges adjacent to Camp Buehring as well as a Deployable Range Capability (DRC).

The URC ranges provide the capability to conduct range gunnery (main battle tank, infantry and amphibious fighting vehicles), artillery, mortars, air defense, naval gun fire, and fixed and rotary wing air gunnery.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Udairi Range Complex

Range Operations and Maintenance

The Contractor shall provide continuous (24 hours a day/ 7 days per week) operational support for the Camp Buehring Range Operations Office. Support shall include Range Office administrative support and range personnel support.

The Contractor shall provide range technicians on Udairi Range Complex when units are occupying ranges and training areas or as otherwise required by the COR. All coordination and URC access will be controlled through the Range Operations Office.

The Contractor shall produce a URC Daily Bulletin NLT 1500 hrs. each day for the following day and distribute in coordination with the Range Operations OIC/NCOIC.

The Contractor shall utilize RFMSS and ARcGIS for range planning, operations management and safety planning.

Udairi Range Complex – North Ranges

Range Complexes Weapon Systems Range 4 Complex Automated Record Fire 5.56mm, Scout Reconnaissance Gunnery Complex 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 7.62mm, .50 Cal, 25mm TPT Range 5A Complex Infantry Squad Battle Course Infantry Squad Weapons Zero Area Heavy Sniper Range Known Distance and Basic Zero 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 7.62mm, 40mm, .300 win, 12 gauge 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 7.62mm, 40mm, .300 win, 12 gauge .50cal, 7.62mm, .300 win mag, 5.56mm .50cal, 7.62mm, 5.56mm. 9mm, .45cal, .338mm, .300 win mag Range 5B Complex Zero Range Grenade Launcher Range Fire and Maneuver Range Live Fire Shoot Houses 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 12 gauge 40mm TP low velocity 5.56mm, 9mm 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 12 gauge Range 6 Complex Multipurpose Machine Gun Range Basic Combat Pistol Qualification Range Modified Record Fire Range Basic Zero Range .50cal, 7.62mm, 5.56mm, 40mm TP high velocity 9mm, .45cal 5.56mm, 7.62mm 5.56mm, 9mm, .45cal, 12 gauge Range 8 Complex Multipurpose Range Complex (MPRC) 120mm, 25mm, 40mm high velocity, .50cal, 7.62mm, 5.56mm

Udairi Range Complex – South Ranges

Range Range 11 Weapon Systems 40mm, .50cal, M136 AT4, M72 LAW, 84mm Recoilless Rifle, MCLIC, 83mm SMAW, Javelin Range 12 Wheeled Vehicle Gunnery, 40mm, .50cal, 7.62mm Range 13 40mm, .50cal, M136 AT4, M72 LAW, 84mm Recoilless Rifle, 83mm SMAW Range 14 Artillery Direct Fire, 40mm, M136 AT4, M72 LAW, MCLIC, M18A1 Claymore Mine Range 15 Fragmentation Grenades Range 15Q Practice Grenades Range 16 40mm, .50cal, M136 AT4, M72 LAW, 84mm Recoilless Rifle, 83mm SMAW, 60mm Mortar, 120mm Mortar Demolition Range M21 Blasting Cap, up to 1,500 lbs. net Explosive Weight, M1A2 Bangalore Torpedo Mortar Firing Points 1-4 Artillery Firing Points 1-17 Multiple Launch Rocket System Firing Points 1 & 2 Observation Point 10 (Indirect fire observation tower)

Range 4 (ARF)

Range 4 (SRGC)

Range 5A (SFF)

Range 5A (HS)

Range 5A (ISBC)

Range 5B (F&M)

Range 6 (MPMG)

Range 6 (MRF)

Range 6 (CPQC)

TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER (TSC)

Training Support Center (TSC) - The TSC capability is comprised of two main facilities, one inside the ARTC at Camp Buehring, and one located at Camp Arifjan. The overall TSC capability provides: TADSS support; range support operations; Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement Systems/Tactical Engagement Systems (MILES/TESS) Services and Support; TSC Logistics Support Operations, Graphic Training Aides (GTA), Audio Visual (AV) support and a Visual Information (VI) support capability.

Training Support Center (TSC)

Training Support Center (TSC) The Contractor shall provide TSC services at the identified time and location per the training schedule. The Contractor shall provide a TSC capability at Camp Buehring Kuwait; Operations and a VI support at Camp Arifjan Kuwait.

The Contractor shall provide TSC support any hour as required in the training schedules. The standard duty hours are from 0700-1600 hours, Saturday through Thursday, closed on Fridays; however, training periods may require evening or weekend hours based on unit requirements. The Contractor shall provide support to unit training within the maximum 48 weekly hours of support sufficient to match training schedules. Weekly schedules shall be provided to the COR. The Contractor shall provide usage reports. The frequency of the reports are daily, weekly, monthly usage at a minimal. The Contractor shall also provide reporting requirements for submitting DA 3903 (Multi-Media/Visual Information (M/VI) Work Order, and maintaining copies of DA Form 1687, Notice of Delegation of Authority/Receipt for Supply Card listing individual who can submit DA 3903’s.

The Contractor shall provide services at the scheduled location. TSC services can be scheduled at either Camp Buehring or Camp Arifjan locations.

Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)

Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES)

MILES 2000

(Brigade Set) M19, .50 cal, M240/(B) Blank Firing Adaptors Common Through Sight Video

Scope of Operations Visual Information Support (VIS) Graphic Illustration Support Photo Support Videography Support

Tactical Exercise Section (TES) Range Support Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) Device Fabrication Ground Combat/Simulators Training Team

Logistical Support Section (LSS) TADSS and Audio Visual Prioritization Critical Operational Support Training Support Official Events Nice-to-Have, Non-Training Related Items Ground Combat/Simulators Training Team Laser Marksmanship Training System (LMTS) Train the Trainer Course IEDES Simulations Familiarization Course Laser Convoy Counter-Ambush Training System (LCCATS) Train the Trainer Course

Instrumentable Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (I- MILES) Combat Vehicle Tactical Engagement Simulation System (CVTESS).

Tactical Exercise Section (TES)

TADSS and Audio Visual Dummy Weapons Graphic Training Aids PA Systems Podiums Projectors and Screens And Much More!

Logistical Support Section (LSS)

TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER

Questions

Army Contracting Command-Orlando Mr. Dan Steinhauer – Contract Specialist daniel.j.steinhauer.civ@army.mil

(407) 208-5820

Mr. Phil Davis – Contracting Officer phillip.b.davis16.civ@army.mil

(407) 384-5335 Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Points of Contact

PEO-STRI, PL TSO

Mr. Brian Norris– ATROMS Program Manager brian.s.norris6.civ@army.mil

(407) 353-1996

Mr. Erick De Alba – ATROMS Program Manager erick.a.dealba.civ@army.mil

(407) 555-1200

Mr. David (Tony) Smith – ATROMS Assistant Program Manager david.a.smith144.civ@army.mil

(321) 230-3596 cell

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