dlxxi contract - U. S. Army Training Support Center

C.6.4.4.3.1 DoD Training Specifications. Defense Training Specifications Working
Group (DTSWG) homepage: http://dtswg.msosa.mil.inter.net/dtswg/index.htm or on
the Navy's Office of Training Technology homepage: http://www.ott.navy.mil/policy.htm.
C.6.4.4.3.2 TRADOC training and specification publications are available on or linked to
the TRADOC DCST homepage: http://www-dcst.monroe.army.mil , (ftp site). ADTDL
standards are on or linked to the ATSC homepage, http://atscweb.atscarmy.org/atschome.html-ssi.
C.6.4.5 Links to all references are available on the Training Product Support Team
homepage: http://www.atsc.army.mil/dld/tpst/multmedi.htm . ATSC will review
changes as they occur to check applicability to the contract and level of effort required to
accommodate the change. A contract modification will be initiated as required.
C.6.5 Government furnished materials and information (GFM/GFI). Unless specified
otherwise in the delivery order work statement, all required Government Furnished
Material (GFM) and information (GFI) will be supplied within 15 working days after order
award. However, the contractor is required to provide its own access to the Internet for
downloading of specific items available from the government by that delivery method,
specifically the ADTDL. GFM and GFI will be returned to the government within 15
working days after completion of the work.
C.6.6 Government subject matter experts (SMEs). Government SMEs are government
resources who will review the contractor's deliverables for technical and doctrinal
accuracy
C.6.7 Contractor SMEs. The contractor shall provide at least one technically and
doctrinally knowledgeable SME for each of the subject areas specified on each delivery
order. A resume for each SME shall be submitted to the COR within 10 days after the
order is issued.
C.6.8 Contractor program manager. The Program Manager will function as the point of
contact between the contractor and the COR. The Program Manager manages multiple
projects at diverse locations. He/she organizes, directs and coordinates planning and
production of all the contract support activities and performs oral and written
communications with all levels of management. He/she ensures deliverable products
receive a quality review and ensures conformance with standards.
C.6.9 Quality assurance. Unless otherwise specifically provided in this contract, the
quality of all products and services rendered shall conform to the highest standards of
commercial practice in the industry.
C.6.9.1 Quality assurance and internal reviews on the contractor's part is of utmost
importance to ensure technical accuracy as well as consistency, completeness, and
editorial correctness of draft and final deliverables. The government should be able to
concentrate its review time on whether the deliverables meet the overall requirements of
the Army and whether instructional soundness has been met.
C.6.9.2 If courseware does not teach to the performance specification required, or if
students fail to navigate through computer based training, whether validations are