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COUNTER-TERRORISM TRAINING

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HSBP1009Q2538Federal

Submission Closed09/22/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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The Department of Homeland Security, through the Fletc Glynco Procurement Office, is seeking a contractor to provide counter-terrorism training for the San Diego Sector. The scope of work requires the contractor to design and develop all course materials and curricula for several programs, including Sunni and Shia Islamic Extremism and Interview and Elicitation Techniques for Aliens of Special Interest Countries, specifically focusing on Iraq and Somalia. Training will be conducted at the Chula Vista Training facility and aims to help agents recognize specific phrases and dialects in Modern Arabic, Qur'aanic Arabic, and Farsi that may indicate security threats. The contractor is responsible for the full development of instructional materials, which are subject to review and acceptance by the OBP Intelligence Staff and San Diego Sector Training Division Staff. While the government provides the training venue and student registration, the contractor must provide qualified instructors and manage the delivery of the courses. Option years include requirements for four Sunni and Shia Islamic Extremism courses and four Interview and Elicitation Techniques courses. Vendors have flexibility in proposing labor categories and position titles, provided they adhere to the specified security procedures for background investigations.

General Info

Agency

Department Of Homeland Security → Fletc Glynco Procurement Office

Contract Value

$176,930.66

NAICS

611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction

Place of Performance

GA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

SABRE GROUP, LLC, THE

Award Issued Date

09/22/2009, 12:00:00 AM UTC

Documents

HSBP1009Q2358 Questions and Answers

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RFQ HSBP1009Q2538 - Counter-Terrorism Training for CBP Agents

rfq

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RFQ HSBP1009Q2538 - Counter-Terrorism Training for CBP Agents

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RFQ HSBP1009Q2538 - Counter-Terrorism Training for CBP Agents

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RFQ HSBP1009Q2538 - Counter-Terrorism Training for CBP Agents

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AwardedSep 22

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

09/22/2009, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Fletc Glynco Procurement Office

Contacts1 person available

OfficeBrunswick, GA, 31524, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Homeland Security → Fletc Glynco Procurement Office

Office AddressBrunswick, GA, 31524, USA

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Shaun G Saad

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The response date is hereby extended to COB 7/31/09, due to the death of a San Diego Border Patrol Agent. Final Q&A's - 7/29/09 Q: In Part A of the SOW, there is a reference to conducting one three-day course entitled, - Elicitation Techniques - Aliens of Special Interest Countries. Does OBP currently have a course curriculum that will be supplied for this for this course or is the contractor required to design and develop the course and course material? A: No. The contractor shall design and develop the course and corresponding materials. Q: How many courses and which kinds are you requesting for the option years? A: Four of the 1 day Sunni and Shia Islamic Extremism courses; and 4 of the Interview and Elicitation Techniques. Q: Can this training be moved to September to give a company a little more time to prepare its presentations and schedule its instructors? A: Yes. Q: On page 2 of the SOW, what are the "sects common to the San Diego Sector AOR"? A:Sunni, Shia, Hezbollah. Q: What countries make up the "aliens of special interest countries" for the San Diego Sector? A: Iraq and Somalia. Q: What is the location of the one-day Islamic Extremism course "to be determined" if the training is to be delivered in August 2009? A: For the San Diego Sector the courses will be conducted at the San Diego Sector Chula Vista Training facility. Q: Because of the extremely short deadline to develop presentations and schedule instructors in such a short amount of time, will you consider other training companies providers for FY2010? A: No. Q: On page 2 of the SOW, what are the languages that are needed? A: Modern Arabic, Qur'aanic Arabic, Farsi. Q: The RFQ lists three courses (Islamic Terrorism and International Terrorism, - Sunni Islamic Extremism, - Shia Islamic Extremism, and - Interview and Elicitation Techniques - Aliens of Special Interest Countries (ASIC).) Will materials for these courses be provided by the government, or should the contractor provide course materials? If course materials are contractor-provided, what is the government's process for their review and acceptance? A: Contractor is to provide materials. OBP Intelligence Staff and San Diego Sector Training Division Staff will review the materials for their suitability for the courses. Q: Are there specific Key Personnel positions, and if so, how many and what titles? A: No, vendors may propose various position titles or labor categories. Q: What are the requirements for background investigation? A: Reference Security Procedures Clause. Q: Will the training venue and student registration be provided outside this contract? A: Yes. Q: Please provide clarification on the multi-language requirement, and how this capability is intended to be used in instruction. A: Agents must learn to recognize particular phrase and dialects that may be associated with potential threats to the security of the United States or danger to a Border Patrol agent.