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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 27,2000 PSA#2565Naval Air Warfare Center TSD, Code 257, 12350 Research Parkway, Orlando
FL 32826-3275 U -- AMENDMENT TO BPA FOR BATTLE GROUP TRAINING IN NORFOLK FCA SOL
N61339-00-Q-083R DUE 041900 POC J.Rolly at (407) 380-8051 or Steve
Ograyensek at (407) 380-8093 WEB: Click here to view Attachments A-E
and the Purchase, http://www.ntsc.navy.mil/EBusiness/BusOps/BusOps.htm.
E-MAIL: click here to contact the Contract Specialist, Ms.,
RollyJY@navair.navy.mil. This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for
commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in Subpart
12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this
notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; quote are
being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued.
Solicitation N61339-00-Q-083R is issued as a request for quote and
incorporates the provisions and clauses in effect through Federal
Acquisition Circular 97-15. This solicitation is not a small business
set aside. The SIC Code for this solicitation is 8299 with a size
standard of $5.0M. Chief Naval Education and Training (CNET), Training
Assessment Division has tasked the Naval Air Warfare Center Training
systems Division (NAWCTSD) to establish a BPA to provide local
alternative training sources for responsive, quality training to Navy
Battle Group personnel in the Norfolk, VA FCA. This effort will include
qualified vendors/schools, which are capable of providing the required
instruction for Navy training courses specified herein. The product to
be purchased under this BPA is a proficiently trained student, meeting
the performance and course completion standards as determined by the
Local Training Authority (LTA). The training to be provided by the BPA
Holder will encompass the courses identified in Table A below. Course
descriptions, purpose, scope, and prerequisites can be found on the
Navy "CANTRAC" program on the following internet URL. Click on the
search button and type in the Course Identification Number (CIN), click
on the hypertext course number, and then browse the location and
schedule buttons/areas. A password must be obtained from the Chief of
Naval Education and Training (CNET) via the CANTRAC home page prior to
being able to access the schedules.
http://www2.cnet.navy.mil/cantraccin.nsf/ Attachments A-E provide a
general description of the course materials and equipment needed to
support each course and are available for viewing at the NAWCTSD URL
listed below. The course may be a Government approved vendor's
standard, non-modified course, or a Government furnished course
tailored to the vendor's instructional methods and strategies.
Government Furnished Property (GFP) identified in Attachment E for the
JMCIS course will be provided by the LTA upon award of the BPA. The
BPA Holder shall supply additional training equipment and materials
needed to satisfy course competency. The LTA will provide the BPA
Holder with the initial Government Furnished Information (GFA), as
required, to support the training to be provided under this BPA. The
BPA Holder shall provide the personnel, supervision, management,
training equipment and systems, materials, and instructional technology
needed to conduct training of Navy and civilian personnel in the
courses described in Attachments A-E, and to the specified completion
criteria identified within each course's objectives. The LTA may
require the BPA holder to train (on occasion) Navy instructor
candidates. Similarly, BPA Holder instructors may receive training from
Navy instructors for the existing Navy courses or using the BPA Holder
course. Navy instructors will not count as a BPA Holder student and
may attend or teach a course at any time as directed by the LTA. The
LTA reserves the right to cancel a class at any time for any reason.
Table A identifies the length of each course in class days, annual
throughput, number of class convenings, and class size. The throughput,
class convenings and class size is estimated and may vary from year to
year and will also depend on vendor capabilities. TABLE A A-531-0022
Network Security Vulnerability Tech 40 36-100 1-3 12 A-531-0045 Advance
Network Analyst 40 9-27 1-3 12 A-531-0046 Information Systems Admin 40
14-42 1-3 12 J-150-2305 Joint maritime Command Info System 40 32-90
1-3 12 Tactical Advanced Computer maintenance Additionally, BPA
Holder's instructors shall undergo the Navy instructor qualification
process in Navy core values and suxual harassment training; and
instructors shall be certified in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
CPR Certification must be achieved within two months after award or as
agreed upon between BPA Holder and LTA. The BPA Holder shall provide
facilities within sixty minutes drive from the Norfolk LTA. BPA Holder
facilities shall be of adequate size/space to conduct the training and
shall have acceptable environmental conditions (heat/air) normally
found in an academic setting, utilities, and support to ensure
undistracted and productive training. Interested vendors address the
following "Factors. a. Instructor Qualifications. Identify instructor
qualifications and experience necessary to meet your institution's and
or State's minimal requirements for instruction in the skills to be
taught in the above course(s). Identify if you have instructor staff on
hand or if you will obtain instructors with appropriate qualifications.
Identify your understanding of the instructor competency requirements
for each course. Identify your approach for having your instructors
receive training in Navy Core values and sexual harassment that meets
the guidelines of the LTA Manual for NTT sites. b. Institution's
Technical Competency. Identify the courses by CIN and course title
which wish to provide instructional services. Additionally, describe
your understanding of the Navy courses you propose to teach and the
skills and competency requirements to be attained through each course.
c. BGT Curriculum. Identify whether you propose to use the Government
curriculum or your institution's curriculum for each course being
proposed. If proposing your institution's course, identify how your
curriculum meets the course learning objectives and your approach to
obtaining Navy approval to use your course. d. BGT Transition Identify
your approach to how you will plan for and prepare to implement
training for Battle Groups that require training at different times
during the year and on short notice. Identify the necessary instructor
qualification schedule/timing and interface with the Navy LTA and
NAWCTSD to ensure instructor qualifications are met and you are ready
to commence training. Also, identify you concept of reporting class
status/attendance. e. Vendor Training Capacity. Identify proposed
facilities (size, environmental atmosphere) support, and equipment for
conducting instruction of the course(s) you propose under this BPA and
that they are within 60 minutes or less drive during rush hour traffic
from FTC, Norfolk. Identify the number of class convenings and class
size for each course you propose to teach and your ability to respond
on short notice. f. Cost. (1)Identify the instructional cost. Cost is
to include all tuition, fees, labs, materials, and such. Identify
course materials, kits, books, and such separately from the tuition and
lab fees. Consider that the BPA holder will provide all instructional
materials required beyond any government furnished initial copies of
lesson outlines, course objectives, instructor and student guides, and
special handouts. (2) Identify your projected cost escalation over
five years fromyear 2000 through 2004. g. Past Performance. Provide
examples of past/present experience in training military personnel.
Indicate any previous contracts/agreements with DoD, contract/agreement
number and awarding agency. Provide copy of any special recognition or
letters of appreciation for such training. Provide copy of any news
articles that recognize your institution's excellent performance in the
area you wish to provide training, or any other indicator of past
performance. H. Indicate if your institution accepts credit cards for
course payment? i. Provide complete institution name/address/point of
contact/phone number. The following is required: The following
FAR/DFARS provisions and clauses apply to this acquisition: 52.212-1,
52.212-2- the following evaluation factors apply: technical capability
and past performance when combined are of equal importance to price in
determining the best value to the Government. Past performance is less
important than technical. Technical factors are instructors'
qualifications, soundness of the vendor's technical competence, and
training capability, in descending order. The Government reserves the
right to award to multiple offerors in order to meet training needs.
52.212-3, (if your institution is NOT FOR PROFIT, disregard paragraph
(c), otherwise these paragraphs apply to all offerors: (b),
(c),(1)(2)(3), (d), (e) and (h). 52.212-4 (paragraph (i) applies,
however, payment is by credit card, and paragraph (m) does not apply).
52.212-5 -- the following applies: 52.219-8; 52.219-9; 52.219-14;
52.222-21; 52.222-26; 52,222-35; 52.222-36; 52.222-37; 52.232-33. DFARs
252.212-7000 and 252.212-7001 (the following applies: 252.225-7027;
252.225-7028; and 252.243-7002. DFARs 252.204-7004, Required Central
Contractor Registration. A completed copy of the following must be
included with each quote: FAR 52.212-3 and DFARS 252.212-7000. The DPAS
rating for this solicitation is N/A. Quotes are due at NAWCTSD, Attn:
J. Rolly, NLT close of business 19 April 2000, and may be sent by FAX
to (407) 380-4495. Quote to be received by closing date. For FAR/DFARs
clauses use the following web site:
http://farsite.hill.af.mil/VFFARa.htm Posted 03/23/00 (W-SN437634).
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