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Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices

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F16 Weapon System Support, Kelly

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 149FW, Kelly Annex (Lackland), TX, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

To Include:

Academic Instruction

Training Device Instruction

Training Evaluation/Analysis

Scheduling

Courseware Development

Learning Center Management

Syllabus Finalization

Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance

Internal Workforce Training Program

Protection of Resources

Deliverables, Plans and Reports

FOB: Destination

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: F9WFX18318A001

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0001AA

BASE-YEAR: Courseware- Kelly

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

Syllabus Finalization, Courseware Development, Courseware Revision, Courseware Management.

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0001AB

BASE-YEAR: Training- Kelly

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

Academic Instruction, Training Device Instruction, SME Course review

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0001AC

BASE-YEAR: Management & Maintenan- Kelly

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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F16 Weapon System Support, TUCSON

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 162FW, Tucson, TAZ, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

0002AA

BASE-YEAR: Courseware- TUCSON

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

Syllabus Finalization, Courseware Development, Courseware Revision, Courseware Management.

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0002AB

BASE-YEAR: Training-TUCSON

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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0002AC

BASE-YEAR: Management & Maintenan-TUCSON

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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F16 Weapon System Support, SPRINGFIELD

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 181FW, Springfield, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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0003AA

BASE-YEAR: Courseware-SPRINGFIELD

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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0003AB

BASE-YEAR: Training-SPRINGFIELD

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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0003AC

BASE-YEAR: Management & Maintenan-SPRING

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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TRAVEL

COST

Reimbursable contractor training / travel in support of training. Proposals shall include G&A rate that would be applied to cost reimbursable travel expenses. This CLIN is not profit bearing.

ESTIMATED COST

0004AA

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TRAVEL-KELLY

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0004AB

TRAVEL-TUCSON

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0004AC

TRAVEL-SPRINGFIELD

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CMR

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING

All service contractors are required to go into the below system and report information on their contract.

https://cmra.army.mil, FOB: Destination

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Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 149FW, Kelly Annex (Lackland), TX, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

1001AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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1001AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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1001AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 162FW, Tucson, TAZ, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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1002AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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1002AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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1002AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 181FW, Springfield, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

1003AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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1003AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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1003AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lot

COST

Reimbursable contractor training / travel in support of training. Proposals shall include G&A rate that would be applied to cost reimbursable travel expenses. This CLIN is not profit bearing.

ESTIMATED COST

1004AA

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1004AB

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1004AC

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FFP

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING

All service contractors are required to go into the below system and report information on their contract.

https://cmra.army.mil, FOB: Destination

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 149FW, Kelly Annex (Lackland), TX, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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2001AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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2001AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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2001AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 162FW, Tucson, TAZ, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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2002AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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2002AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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2002AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 181FW, Springfield, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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2003AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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2003AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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2003AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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Lot

COST

Reimbursable contractor training / travel in support of training. Proposals shall include G&A rate that would be applied to cost reimbursable travel expenses. This CLIN is not profit bearing.

ESTIMATED COST

2004AA

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2004AB

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2004AC

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FFP

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING

All service contractors are required to go into the below system and report information on their contract.

https://cmra.army.mil, FOB: Destination

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 149FW, Kelly Annex (Lackland), TX, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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3001AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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3001AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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3001AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 162FW, Tucson, TAZ, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

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3002AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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3002AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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3002AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 181FW, Springfield, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

3003AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

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3003AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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3003AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

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COST

Reimbursable contractor training / travel in support of training. Proposals shall include G&A rate that would be applied to cost reimbursable travel expenses. This CLIN is not profit bearing.

ESTIMATED COST

3004AA

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3004AB

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3004AC

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FFP

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING

All service contractors are required to go into the below system and report information on their contract.

https://cmra.army.mil, FOB: Destination

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 149FW, Kelly Annex (Lackland), TX, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

4001AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

NET AMT

4001AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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4001AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 162FW, Tucson, TAZ, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

4002AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

NET AMT

4002AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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4002AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lump Sum

FFP

NONPERSONAL SERVICES: The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this SOW for 181FW, Springfield, F16 Weapon System Support, Courseware/Academics training Support Services.

NET AMT

4003AA

FFP

Contractor shall provide support IAW PWS

NET AMT

4003AB

FFP

Contractor shall provide training support IAW PWS

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4003AC

FFP

Training Evaluation/Analysis, Scheduling, Learning Center Management, Information Technology (IT) Management & Maintenance, Internal Workforce Training Program, Protection of Resources, Deliverables, Plans and Reports.

NET AMT

Lot

COST

Reimbursable contractor training / travel in support of training. Proposals shall include G&A rate that would be applied to cost reimbursable travel expenses. This CLIN is not profit bearing.

ESTIMATED COST

4004AA

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4004AB

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4004AC

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FFP

CONTRACTOR MANPOWER REPORTING

All service contractors are required to go into the below system and report information on their contract.

https://cmra.army.mil, FOB: Destination

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: F9WFX18318A001

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Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

AIR NATIONAL GUARD WEAPONS SYSTEM SUPPORT CONTRACT

ACADEMIC TRAINING SIMULATION TRAINING

COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING SUPPORT

30 October 2008

SECTION A – DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

SECTION D - General Information

Applicable Publications and Forms

ALL OTHER APPENDIX CAN BE DOWNLOADED AT

http://www.nationalguardcontracting.org/ NGB advertised solicitation W9133L-09-R-0010.

Appendix 3 –Tucson

a. Tucson Workload Estimates

b. Hours of Operation

c. Courseware Workload

d. Tucson MIT

45 - 49

Appendix 4– Lackland

a. Lackland Workload Estimates

d. Lackland MTI

75-80

Appendix 5 – Springfield - Beckley

a. Springfield Workload Estimates

d. Springfield MTI

92-97

Appendix 6– Government Furnished Facilities

6a - Tucson Training

6b - Lackland Training

6c - Springfield-Beckley Training

114-130

Appendix 7– Government Furnished Equipment

7a - Tucson Training

7b - Lackland Training

7c - Springfield-Beckley Training

135-156

Appendix 8– Training Schedules

Appendix 9– Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL)

SECTION A

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.1 SCOPE OF WORK. The purpose of the Air National Guard Weapons Systems Support Contract (ANG WSSC) is to provide domestic and international combat capable aircrews. The contractor shall provide all equipment, personnel, supplies and services necessary to perform tasks in this PWS, except as specified in Section C and Appendices 6 & 7 as Government Furnished.

1.1.1 Task and Functions Overview. Principle functions are: academic and training device instruction, Courseware Development (CWD) comprehensive and limited, Academic Course Management (ACM), syllabus development, mid-range flying squadron scheduling, academic scheduling, publications reproduction, web page development/management, Briefing Room Interactive (BRI) development and management, Information Technology (IT) management/administration, school registration/administration, flight/training device briefing room publications management, Portable Flight Planning System (PFPS)/flight planning area maintenance, training analysis, advanced computer programming/database management, video/graphics/animations library, computer repair, Learning Center (LC) management. Not all functions are performed at all sites; refer to the Appendices attached to this Performance Work Statement (PWS) for site specifics.

1.1.2 Aircrew Training. Contractor instructor personnel (CI) shall conduct classroom academic and training device training for all aircrews IAW approved syllabi. The hours of operation, brief and debrief times are specified in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5. The contractor shall conduct classroom academic lectures, academic/device remedial instruction, monitor Computer-Based Instructional Technology lessons (CBIT), and provide academic testing and evaluation. The contractor shall brief, instruct, and debrief each training device mission. The contractor shall evaluate and record student performance. Appendix 8 to this PWS contains the Programmed Flying Training (PFT) for the weapon system(s). Section D contains the most current syllabi/information available.

1.1.3 Courseware Development. Courseware personnel shall develop, produce, update, and revise all courseware materials for WSSC. Student courseware materials shall include, but are not limited to, instructor guides, lesson plans, presentation media, student workbooks, device mission outlines, Computer-Based Instructional Technology (CBIT) lessons, grade sheets, and tests. Additional courseware materials shall include, but are not limited to; course tasks lists, objectives hierarchy and Training Program Development and Management Plan(s) (TPDMP). Contractor Subject Matter Experts (SME) shall develop/revise courseware materials as affected by aircraft hardware/software/tape(s), tactics, local rules, training survey feedbacks, flight information publications, technical orders or safety publications changes. Courseware development, revision and maintenance will include courseware and database updates and changes to keep courseware products current. The Academic Revision, revision-cycle Plan will be created and published each year matched against the MTI and implementation will be defined in the TPDMP and subject to Project Officer/Quality Assurance Representative (PO/QAR) approval. Revisions will be based on greater than 30 % content change and usually dictated by changes to major changes to courseware dictated by courseware format changes, aircraft hardware/software changes, and published revisions of procedural and tactical manuals (eg, AFTTP 3-1.5 and 3-3.5). These changes, classified as revisions, will be purchased at a BEQ rate in percentage of the total MTI per site for each year. Normal technical order, airspace, AFI and local rule-dictated and training feedback changes will be included in normal maintenance and upkeep of courseware. Courseware should be migrated to a common SCORM-compliant format as able, in accordance with the guidance of the PO/QAR.

1.1.4 Training Support Functions. Training support functions will include: Academic Course Management (ACM), syllabus finalization and development, mid-range flying squadron scheduling, scheduling of academic lectures and training device missions, reproduction of courseware publications designated by PO/QAR, development of flying/academic squadron web pages, development and management of flying squadron BRI systems, management of IT devices used in the classroom/briefing rooms, school registrar functions, management of publications currency in training device/flying briefing rooms, management of PFPS and PO/QAR selected flight planning areas/materiel, analysis of academic/training device performance, advanced computer programs/database management, management of video/graphics/animations library and computer/information technology repair, and uploading/maintaining currency of syllabi’s CBIT lessons on Learning Center computers.

1.1.5 Contractor Training. Initial cadre training and certification for the contractor’s instructor/CWD personnel will be provided by the previous contractor, and/or the Government, during mobilization period commencing 60 days prior to the performance start date. All other contractor training shall be the responsibility of the contractor. Instructor currency training shall be necessary throughout the contract performance period. The contractor shall provide the next follow-on contractor training in accordance with (IAW) paragraph 3.0 commencing up to Sixty (60) days prior to this contract’s completion date.

1.2 CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL

1.2.1 Contractor Employees. The contractor shall not employ persons for work on this contract if such employee is identified to the contractor by the Contracting Officer (CO) as a potential threat to the health, safety, security, general well being, or operational mission of the installation and its population. Employees shall fluently read, write, speak, and understand the English language. The contractor shall recruit, train, and retain employees in such a manner to ensure continuous service to the training system.

1.2.1.1 Appearance. Contractor employees shall maintain a professional decorum, present a neat appearance and wear either a distinctive uniform with the employee’s name, or appropriate professional attire with a company name/picture badge, or USAF issued civilian ID/line badge with employee’s and contractor’s names.

1.2.1.2 Employment. The contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of: 1) The US Government if employing that person would create a conflict of interest, 2) The Department of Defense, either military or civilian, unless such person seeks and receives advanced approval IAW applicable service regulations, 3) The Department of the Air Force if such employment would be contrary to AFI 64-106.

1.2.1.3 Military Members. The contractor is cautioned that off-duty military personnel hired under this contract may be subject to Permanent Change of Station (PCS), change of duty hours/location, deployment, or discharge. Military Reservists and National Guard members may be subject to recall to active duty. The abrupt absence of these personnel could adversely affect the contractor’s ability to perform; however, their absence at any time shall not constitute an excuse for nonperformance under this contract.

1.2.2 Key Contractor Personnel.

1.2.2.1 Contract/Site Manager. The contractor shall designate a contract/site manager and an alternate(s) who shall be responsible for the performance of the work. The name of this person and an alternate(s) shall be designated in writing to the Contracting Officer (CO), not later than the date of the pre-performance conference.

1.2.2.2 The contract/site manager or alternate shall have full authority to act for the contractor on all matters relating to daily operation of the contract.

1.2.2.3 The contract/site manager or alternate shall be available during duty hours, within Ninety (90) minutes, to meet on the installation with the contracting officer representative to discuss problem areas or contract issues. After normal duty hours, the manager or alternate shall be available within 2 hours. The contract/site manager or representative shall understand and adhere to the military chain of command.

1.2.2.4 Courseware Manager. The contractor shall designate a CWD manager who interfaces directly with the PO/QAR on courseware, deliverables, and equipment issues.

1.2.2.5 Facility Security Officer/Security Manager (FSO/SM). The contractor shall designate an FSO and SM responsible for security paperwork processing for background investigations, contractor security oversight, and training of contractor personnel. Duty location for the FSO shall be contractor corporate headquarters or satellite office, subject to contract officer approval. Duty location for the SM shall be the site of performance. The contractor shall have the capability to process security paperwork at the corporate level (FSO) and at the site of performance (SM).

1.3 Specific Employee Qualifications.

1.3.1 New Hires. The contractor shall forward to the PO/QAR for review, all resumes on potential contractor personnel candidate(s) specifically identified in paragraph 1.3 of this PWS, a minimum of Fifteen (15) work days prior to the hiring of the candidate. The PO/QAR will subjectively review and evaluate such resumes for all new candidates, and reply to the contractor with hiring recommendation comments within Five (5) workdays and prior to the contractor’s identified hire date, of any potential candidate deemed unacceptable in accordance with the contract Performance Work Statement. At no time will the government direct the contractor on who to hire. Personnel employed under the preceding contract do not require re-approval as long as there is not a break of service of over Six (6) months. Use of Instructors as Courseware Development Subject Matter Experts (CWD SMEs) and CWD SMEs as Instructors is encouraged.

1.3.2 F-16 Instructor/Subject Matter Experts - Required Qualifications:

1.3.2.1 Minimum of Five Hundred (500) hours fighter experience in air-to-air and air-to ground experience F 4, F-14, F-15, F-16, F 18 or other comparable aircraft as an instructor aircrew member.

1.3.3 F-16 Instructor/Subject Matter Experts - Desired Qualifications:

1.3.3.1 More than One Thousand (1,000) flying hours in air-to-air and air-to-ground fighter aircraft listed in 1.3.2.1.

1.3.3.2 Previous experience as an academic platform instructor. Previous experience as a training devices (simulator) instructor.

1.3.3.3 Weapons School or Navy Top Gun graduate.

1.3.3.4 Qualified in air-to-air and air-to-ground fighter aircraft listed in 1.3.2.1 within the preceding Four (4) years or qualified as a contract instructor in a tactical fighter listed in 1.3.2.1 within the preceding Two (2) years.

1.3.4 CWD Manager - Required Qualifications:

1.3.4.1 Bachelor’s Degree in education or related discipline with a minimum of Eighteen (18) hours of undergraduate credit in the areas of instructional methodology, tests and measurement, educational psychology, curriculum development, or learning theory. Demonstrated experience in the field of fighter FTU ISD may be substituted for educational qualifications with the approval of the PO/QAR.

1.3.4.2 One (1) year experience in curriculum development.

1.3.4.3 Previous experience in design and production of ISD materials.

1.3.5 CWD Manager - Desired Qualifications:

1.3.5.1 Area of educational emphasis in curriculum development.

1.3.5.2 Three (3) years experience in curriculum development.

1.3.6 Facility Security Officer/Security Manager - Required Qualifications.

1.3.6.1 Three (3) years experience in the implementation and management of security procedures, secure facilities and handling of classified material consistent with DOD security regulations.

1.3.6.2 Three (3) years experience in processing background investigations, security paperwork, administrative computer data entry, and the use of security devices consistent with DOD security regulations.

1.3.7 Facility Security Officer/Security Manager - Desired Qualifications.

1.3.7.1 Five (5) years experience in the procedures and management of security procedures, secure facilities and handling of classified material consistent with DOD security regulations.

1.3.7.2 Five (5) years experience in processing background investigations, security paperwork, administrative computer data entry, and the use of security devices consistent with DOD security regulations.

1.3.8 Computer Systems Analyst (CSA) – Required Qualifications

Minimum of Bachelors Degree, preferably in Computer Science or similar technical computer-related field, and no less than two (2) years system analysis-related experience. If the degree is non-computer related, no less than four (4) years current experience as a systems analyst with emphasis on systems integration, and training.

1.3.8.1 Thoroughly familiar with DOS, Windows, NT Operating Systems (OSs) and familiar with other GUI OSs.

1.3.8.2 Proficient with at least one computer programming language. (Visual Basic or C++ preferred).

1.3.8.3 Proficient with CBT authoring software and training programs.

1.3.8.4 Thorough knowledge of Flash/SCORM compliance programming and SCORM compliant requirements.

1.3.8.5 In depth knowledge of “state of the art” computer hardware and software.

1.3.8.6 Proficient in database development and modification using current relational database software. Able to recommend database solutions, integrate and resolve problems with legacy databases, and train database end users. Good understanding of HTML and XTML programming.

1.3.8.7 Requires Security + certification IAW DOD 8570.01-M Chapter 3, para C3.2.2 Page 21.

1.3.9 Computer Repair Technician (CRT) – Required Qualifications: Minimum of an Associates Degree in Computer Electronics, Science, Technology, or similar field, with heavy emphasis on computer local area networking (LAN). No less than two (2) years current applied, verifiable advanced computer and LAN experience. With no formal education, a minimum of four (4) years verifiable advance computer and LAN experience.

1.3.9.1 Familiar with all current OSs and proficient with Windows and NT platforms.

1.3.9.2 Good understanding of basic network administration and maintenance on connections to include cabling and hubs.

1.3.9.3 Able to work to circuit card and CPU level on IBM type Personal Computer or Multi-CPU servers.

1.3.9.4 Formidable knowledge of Interrupt Request (IRQ), Memory and Input/Output (IO) de-confliction for audiovisual peripheral.

1.3.9.5 Possess satisfactory oral and written communication skills.

1.3.9.6 Requires Network + certification IAW DoD 8570.01-M, chapter 3, para C3.2.2 page 21.

2.1 PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE - ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION

2.1.1 The contractor shall provide academic instruction for courses listed in Section D. In rare instances, the contractor shall provide F-16 academic training at a site other than the FTU when approved by the PO/QAR and the ACO.

2.1.2 Student Materials. The contractor shall provide each student with a complete and current set of all course materials prior to the commencement of each phase of the course. The contractor shall provide each student with updated/revised courseware prior to scheduled class and examination. These materials will be provided in electronic or hardcopy format at the discretion of the PO/QAR.

2.1.3 Lesson Preparation.

2.1.3.1 The contractor shall prepare classroom for instruction.

2.1.3.2 The instructors shall have a working knowledge of all applicable regulations, procedures, technical orders, and other publications listed in Section D. All instruction shall provide all information outlined in approved syllabi associated with the training program(s).

2.1.4 Lesson Presentation.

2.1.4.1 The contractor shall perform platform instruction/demonstration as required by the syllabi and regulations.

2.1.4.2 The contractor training shall be conducted IAW lesson plans initially provided for each type of training.

2.1.4.3 The contractor shall monitor self-paced/computer-based instruction and answer questions.

2.1.4.4 The contractor shall review learning objectives with students in preparation for examinations.

2.1.4.5 The contractor shall provide make-up/remedial instruction for missed classes or failed examinations.

2.2

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE – TRAINING DEVICE INSTRUCTION

2.2.1 The contractor shall provide training device instruction for courses listed in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5.

2.2.2 F-16 TRAINING DEVICE MISSIONS.

2.2.2.1 The contractor shall provide training device instruction/console and/or cockpit operation as required by the syllabus.

2.2.3 TRAINING DEVICE INSTRUCTION. The contractor shall conduct syllabus or continuation training device missions using mission guides to accomplish required mission objectives and specific mission tasks.

2.2.3.1 The instructors shall have a working knowledge of all applicable regulations, procedures, technical orders, and other publications listed in Section D. All instruction shall provide all information outlined in approved syllabi.

2.2.3.2 The contractor shall review student grade book prior to briefing.

2.2.3.3 The contractor shall brief, IAW PO/QAR approved briefing guide, all training items in the briefing guide.

2.2.3.4 The contractor shall accomplish One Hundred (100) percent of the syllabus or continuation training mission tasks during the training period, unless lack of aircrew progress or maintenance problems prevents completion. Non-effective training device missions shall be rescheduled. The PO/QAR may approve syllabi workarounds due to degraded training device operation.

2.2.3.5 The contractor shall provide instruction to enable students to meet proficiency requirements of the syllabus.

2.2.3.6 The contractor shall critique student/aircrew verbally on all errors committed during the mission.

2.2.3.7 The contractor shall instruct student in techniques and corrective procedures to avoid error repetition and improve proficiency.

2.2.3.8 The contractor shall debrief training device mission covering all required items.

2.2.3.9 The contractor shall record student performance, and annotate any unaccomplished task on applicable grade sheet, IAW instructions. Course Training Standards are listed in applicable syllabi.

2.2.3.10 The contractor shall provide make-up/remedial instruction for missed/failed mission scenarios.

2.3

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE - TRAINING EVALUATION & ANALYSIS

2.3.1 The contractor shall provide training evaluation & analysis for courses (syllabi) listed in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5 and as directed by the PO/QAR.

2.3.1.1 Student Evaluation. The contractor shall appoint a training analyst who will manage student evaluation, cradle to grave, including researching, writing, changing, editing, printing, storing, distributing, administering, scoring, critiquing, analyzing, destroying, etc., all course materials, documentation, reports and examinations.

2.3.1.1.1 The contractor shall evaluate students. Minimum passing score will be dictated by the applicable syllabus. The contractor shall correct exams to 100 percent by reviewing each incorrect response with students.

2.3.1.1.2 The contractor shall analyze and evaluate trends. The contractor shall analyze all examination results for trend indicators of faulty questions and/or deficient instruction. The contractor shall provide inputs to the Training Development (TD) team or PO/QAR.

2.3.1.1.3 The contractor shall develop, solicit, compile data, review, and respond to phase and end-of-course critiques for lessons and training device missions of each student. Critique form subject areas, format and rating scale will be approved by PO/QAR. The contractor shall provide inputs to the TD Team or PO/QAR. The contractor shall summarize critique data in report form and deliver with original critiques to the PO/QAR as CDRL A018.

2.3.1.1.4 The contractor shall perform as flight evaluation board or mishap investigation board witness if required.

2.3.1.1.5 The contractor shall provide Training Evaluation Reports monthly IAW CDRL A018.

2.3.1.1.6 The contractor shall provide academic and training device instruction to the appropriate level of Criterion Referenced Objectives/Desired Learning Objectives (CROs/DLOs) for courses listed in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5 as required by the applicable syllabi.

2.3.1.1.7 The contractor shall provide remedial student training for failed academic and training device instruction IAW the appropriate syllabus. Remedial training shall be coordinated with the PO/QAR and scheduled by the contractor.

2.3. 2 Training Improvement

2.3.2.1 The contractor shall provide training improvement recommendations for courses listed in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5.

2.3.2.2 The contractor shall keep abreast of current technology insertion techniques and programs and advise the PO/QAR of all possible effective upgrades to hardware and software programs to improve courseware delivery systems, scheduling and records management, and eventually make all computer based material Sharable Courseware Reference Model (SCORM) compliant. Implementation of common authoring software tools will be employed program wide.

2.3.2.3 The contractor shall provide training improvement inputs to the TD team/PO/QAR, as requested, on development of new courseware and improvement of existing courseware. All new lesson plans provided by the contractor shall be approved by the PO/QAR prior to instructional use.

2.3.2.4 The contractor shall review regulations/manuals/instructions updates for possible inclusion of materials into lesson plans.

2.3.2.5 The contractor shall provide inputs to TD teams/PO/QAR as requested, on areas related to the design, development and implementation of computer based training and training device missions.

2.3.2.6 The contractor shall revise/develop/delete courseware as directed by the PO/QAR.

2.3.2.7 The contractor shall supply Subject Matter Experts (SME) for courseware assigned by the PO/QAR

2.7.1.3 Additional Support. Additional support CLINs will be used whenever training requirements exceed normal workload. Additional support I/SME hours are those conducted in excess of the monthly average (annual I/SME hours ordered divided by the twelve, rounded to the next higher integer), or on other than normal training days (e.g. weekend, federal holidays). If additional I/SME hours are required, PO/QAR will notify the contractor not later than 1700 (local) the preceding day.

2.4

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE - SCHEDULING

2.4.1 The contractor shall provide scheduling support as listed below.

2.4.2

SCHEDULING.

2.4.2.1 Mid-Range Scheduling: In conjunction with flying squadron schedulers, the contractor shall use PEX or other designated program schedule aircraft turn schemes, configurations, training devices, academics, airspace, students and instructors so as to meet syllabus requirements. Direct and indirect support aircraft (ex: tankers) shall be scheduled to meet syllabus requirements. These mid-range forecasts shall incorporate flying squadron Directorate of Operations (DO), maintenance and flying hour contract inputs. The contractor shall accept scheduling inputs during the hours specified in appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5.

2.4.2.2 Academic Scheduling: The contractor shall provide a schedule of academic and device training so as to meet the requirements of the syllabus, student flow, and the above stated mid-range and daily schedulers. This schedule shall incorporate students, CI’s, classrooms and actual devices to be used. The contractor shall accept scheduling inputs during the hours specified in appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5.

2.4.2.3 ACM: The contractor shall assign a CI with responsibility over each student class. The function of the Academic Course Manager (ACM) shall be to ensure all students accomplish every academic and device task listed in the appropriate syllabus, in the proper sequence. At a certain point in the syllabus, this requires daily and detailed interaction with the flying squadron’s Flying Course Manager.

2.4.2.4 Registrar: The contractor shall provide administrative support for students attending USAF/ANG flying training courses. This function shall provide rosters, training and entry authorization lists, production data, schedules to higher headquarters and other offices, and coordination of graduate and Flight Evaluation Board (FEB) summaries. Student processing workload is dictated by Programmed Flying Training (PFT) and Graduate Program guidance Letter (GPGL). See specific site Appendices for student load information. Coverage required during normal duty hours, Eight (8) hours per day, Five (5) days per week.

2.5

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE - COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT

2.5.1 The contractor shall provide courseware development as listed below.

2.5.2 Courseware Development. The contractor shall develop/maintain/revise courseware to support the syllabi listed in this PWS. Workload estimates for courseware development and revision are contained in Appendices 2, 3, 4 and 5. All courseware will be developed using common authoring software in Sharable Courseware Reference Model (SCORM). All documentation, equipment, and media, including all source material/files/etc., developed and/or maintained under this contract, become/are the sole property of the Government, without any restrictions or limitations, upon acceptance by/delivery to the Government. All such materials shall be turned over to the Government at contract completion, expiration or termination. The contractor shall supply Subject Matter Experts (SME) for courseware assigned by the PO/QAR. The contractor shall have a working knowledge of all applicable instructions, procedures, tech orders, and other publications listed in Section D. All documentation, courseware materials, and media development and revision shall be IAW AFH 36-2235 Information for Designers of Instructional Systems (applicable volumes), AFM 36-2234, AFI 36-2201, Section C paragraphs, and other applicable Section C publications, using established USAF formats as determined by the PO/QAR.

2.5.3 Courseware Materials. The contractor shall develop/maintain appropriate documentation and courseware materials IAW the milestone schedules to be established in the Training Program Development and Management Plan (TPDMP) and as revised in the monthly Training System Review (TSR). The contractor shall provide the status of courseware development effort IAW CDRL A006. The PO/QAR shall be the sole resolution authority for conflicts of publications, regulations, CDRL, specifications, requirements, etc., regarding courseware material style, format, content and available media delivery medium.

2.5.4 Lesson Plans/Student Training Materials. The contractor shall prepare and maintain lesson plans/student training materials as established by the syllabus, USAF formats, AFH 36-2235 applicable volumes, CDRLs A012, the TPDMP and the PO/QAR. The contractor shall provide current Student Guides, Workbooks and all applicable course materials to each student at the beginning of each phase of each course as appropriate in hard copy or electronic format as determined by the PO/QAR.

2.5.4.1 Interactive Courseware (ICW) Materials.

2.5.4.1.1 An Instructional Media Package (CDRL A010) is required for each syllabus directed ICW lesson and shall be based on the TPDMP.

2.5.4.1.2 Briefing Room Interactive (BRI) Materials. The contractor shall prepare and maintain BRI training materials as established by USAF formats, AFH 36-2235 volumes 5&8 the TPDMP and the PO/QAR. Contractor shall develop, install, test, distribute, and ensure proper functioning of BRI material to support student and assigned aircrew training. BRI support required during normal duty hours, Eight (8) hours per day, Five (5) days per week.

2.5.4.1.3 Web page Management. Contractor will maintain a database to support all FTS’s. Contractor shall design, develop and maintain/update the site-specific web pages as information resources for students. The contractor shall install approved web pages on host government computer network. Format and contents of the information will be determined by TPDMP as approved by the PO/QAR. See Configuration Control. Paragraph 2.5.6.5.

2.5.4.1.4 Publications Management. The contractor shall maintain and ensure currency of all locally required publications in flight and/or training devices and-briefing…