Battle Staff Rides for Military Organizations
Closed Pre-Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- FC-020092
- Agency
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MICC Fort Hood
Mission and Installation Contracting Command, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 611430 Professional and Management Development Training
- Place of performance
- Frankfurt Germany
- Points of contact
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Hood (MICC Fort Hood) is seeking proposals for a 4-day/3-night military battle staff ride training event for the 36th Engineer Brigade. The event will involve visiting historical sites in Alsace, France and Remagen, Germany associated with the 7th Army's Central Europe Campaign in 1945. The intent is to increase the brigade's knowledge and appreciation of its history, foster internal cohesion, and better understand engineer and combined arms mobility doctrine. The training will include a preliminary study, site visits, a Combat Leader Workshop, and various instructional materials. The NAICS code is 611430 - Professional and Management Development Training, and the PSC code is U008-P - Education/Training- Training/Curriculum Development.
This opportunity is not set-aside, and no incumbent or current contractor is named. The total number of students is 28, and the contract will include 13 double rooms and 3 single rooms, as well as two meals per day and transportation. The pre-solicitation notice does not provide any information about the potential award value or budget range.
Notice text
Training Event via a Rugged Staff Ride in Europe
Training Event for the 36th Engineer Brigade: 4-Day / 3-Night Military Battle Staff Ride (BSR) to visit two historical sites: the Colmar Pocket, located in Alsace, France and the Battle of Remagen, located in Remagen, Germany. Requesting an extensive visit to the sites associated with the 7th Army in the Central Europe Campaign in 1945 (the Colmar Pocket and the Battle of Remagen).
Requesting a systematic preliminary study of the selected campaign, an extensive visit to the sites associated with the campaign, and an opportunity to integrate the lessons derived from each. The intent for this training event is to increase knowledge and appreciation for 36th Engineer Brigade's history, to increase internal cohesion within the 36th Engineer Brigade staff through an immersive training event, and to better understand engineer and combined arms mobility doctrine with relevant, real-world examples in practice.
Total Students: 28 students.
Rooms: 13 double rooms with twin beds and three (3) single rooms.
Include: two meals per day, a Combat Leader Workshop (CLW) conducted at unit location (date TBD, prior to departure), terrain walks and historical analysis, documentary videos and other instruction enroute, instructional materials (prior to departure--battlebooks / workbooks, suggested readings and documentary videos), bus transportation (with onboard AC, toilet, and audio / video system).
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