Global Intelligence Contract Draft RFP - INSCOM - U.S. Army

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professional certifications to the INSCOM G-4 Engineering Division and by appropriate engineering disciplines to the MSCs. These engineers, along with other planners, scientists, and facility technicians, shall have work experience in the US Government intelligence community. Electricians shall be licensed for all work to be performed. HVAC technicians shall be certified with EPA 608 and North American Technical Excellence (NATE) certification. The Contractor shall adhere to guidance in the following Army regulations, technical manuals, and pamphlets, or updates to there-of, to satisfy the specific facility related performance objectives in this section: AR 5- 10, Stationing; AR 420-1, Army Facilities Management; AR 700-135, Soldier Support in the Field; AR 700-128, Prime Power Program; AR 200-1, Environmental Protection and Enhancement; AR 405-10, Acquisition of Real Property and Interests Therein; PAM 415-18, Army Military Construction Program Development and Execution; PAM 420-6, Directorate of Public Works Resource Management System; and PAM 420-11, Project Definition & Work Classification. The Contractor shall prepare a comprehensive Facility Engineering and Maintenance Plan for approval by the KO. 5.1.3.4.1 Intrusion Detection System/Access Control Systems. The Contractor shall design, procure, install, upgrade, and maintain intrusion detection and access control systems for INSCOM/IC facilities worldwide as specified in the TO and authorized by the Contracting Officer. Intrusion Detection Systems are not commercially available, network-based, security control systems using balanced magnetic switches on doors and windows, passive infrared sensors for motion detection in rooms and hallways, and visual surveillance systems. The access control systems are network-based systems and comprised of badge readers, turnstiles, and access barriers. All hardware failures shall be entered in the GENESIS Portal Work Order Database. The Contractor shall use guidance in the following Army documents during accomplishment of the above tasks: AR 190-13 (Army Physical Security Program), Director of Central Intelligence Directive (DCID) 6/9, and National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) guidance. 5.1.3.5 Mission Support Training. The Contractor shall provide an integrated training program for the tasks defined in this PWS. Deliverables, such as software or data related materials, will, at the Government’s discretion, be tested for functional operation and operability on the networks, sites or portals on which it will be used. Training emphasizes methods of interaction between the various analytic tools and the use of analytic tools to produce intelligence products analysis and is tailorable by discipline and mission. The Contractor shall provide administrative; management; operational Core Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (C-PED) and technical support. The Contractor shall provide the following; • Direct instruction, materials, and assistance for the delivery of training to support INSCOM’s mission and to meet organizational training purposes • Develop and provide new training initiatives or training requirements, QRC fielding, and National Agency training requirements • Manage and conduct operational activities that support C-PED for intelligence operational readiness training • Manage training programs, develop, deliver and maintain training materials, including training support packages (TSP), where appropriate, develop tactics, techniques/procedures (TTPs) and doctrine, • Support training exercises to include transportation, installation and maintenance of training systems. • Conduct training to support the intelligence operations and analysis functions of INSCOM’s operational and training missions. • Transition specialized training programs to or from other Government institutions and the institutional training system. 5.1.3.5.1 Training Administrative and Task Oversight Support. The Contractor shall provide overall administrative and task oversight management services necessary to provide an integrated, flexible and responsive training service as described in this PWS, in support of the INSCOM mission. The Contractor shall provide a single point of contact for coordination of these efforts. 5.1.3.5.1.1 Training Administrative Support. The Contractor shall provide administrative support and training planning as required to meet the objectives and goals of the INSCOM or Mission Partner mission. The Contractor shall coordinate assignment of trainees to available seats, resources to classrooms, and ensure logistics support for classes. The Contractor shall support INSCOM Training Plan development and execution support, and shall
facilitate the update and revision of the Training Plan. The Contractor shall administer the training program and training resources in consonance with the master training plan. 5.1.3.5.1.2 Course Data Statistics Collection. The Contractor shall document and track the courses taught, students taught, and post training comments in the monthly activities report. The Contractor shall develop and implement a formal process to assess and evaluate training pre- and post-test, and within 12 months of training. The Contractor shall provide evaluation results to the Government on demand and periodically to meet the requirements of the CDRLS. Based on Government review of the results, Contractor recommendations, and when directed, the Contractor shall make modifications to the training programs of instruction. 5.1.3.5.1.3 Course Equipment Support. The Contractor shall support course set-up, configuration, operation, teardown, and planning of hardware, software and data. This includes, but is not limited to, ancillary information technology support, database support, and engineering support. 5.1.3.5.1.4 Task Oversight Management Support. The Contractor shall provide oversight and coordination for this effort. The program management function directs resources, schedules and performance of the provided services. 5.1.3.5.1.5 Training Resource Advice and Assistance Support. The Contractor shall participate in engineering reviews for software development for applications, systems, or programs that are in development for the applications baseline. The Contractor shall provide advice and assistance relating to conduct of training of these applications throughout the development lifecycle. The Contractor shall participate in application testing for software development or software releases being contemplated for introduction into the applications baseline. 5.1.3.5.2 Training Materials Support. The Contractor shall develop, deliver and maintain training materials, to include full training support packages (TSP), tactics and techniques/ procedures (TTPs), and doctrine. Training documentation will be considered living documents; the Contractor shall support periodic reviews and provide appropriate updates. The Contractor shall develop or update all training modules, lesson plans and other course related documentation in conformance with current Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) format. Training materials shall be developed for both technical (“buttonology”) and contextual levels. Wherever feasible, the technical level of training shall be integrated into the contextual level of training. The Contractor-provided draft course outline shall identify all training requirements, method of instruction, and training length. A description of current training courses is provided in reference A. Specific course schedules and content may change as user requirements change. 5.1.3.5.2.1 TSP Development Support. The Contractor shall develop TSP using Government-provided tasks, conditions, and standards. The Contractor shall develop draft POIs covering designated training topics, complete with Terminal Learning Objectives (TLO) and Enabling Learning Objectives (ELO), to support development of the full TSP. The Contractor shall provide both final software and source files, supporting documentation used in development of these, to include but not limited to the following documents: • Course software, course documentation, web based page-turner and updated plug-ins for training courses and associated instructor and instructor support materials; • Original storyboards, concept documents, lesson files, programs of instruction, exam questions and text files; • Text documents used to create or develop screen text and printed text or audio text scripts; • Subject matter expert notes, PowerPoint slides, and handouts; • Graphics media including original source photos, scans, artwork, illustrations, movies, animations including final files and the original source files from the source application; • Interim files or documents used to create graphics including color palettes, key frames, wire frames, surface diagrams or other files used to generate source files; • Programming flowcharts, programming trees, and documentation including table structures and data design documents; • Custom files, databases, codes, applets or other training aids and other CBT support material.
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