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This subcontract for FRA and ARRC Compliance Training involves providing specialized safety training for prime contractors working on Alaska Railroad Corporation projects. The scope of work includes qualifying Railroad Worker Identification Card holders for track car licenses, offering instructional support for ARRC rules examinations, and facilitating twenty hours of required on-the-job training. The selected provider must ensure all personnel are certified according to FRA Part 214 and Part 213 standards. Key deliverables include the provision of certified personnel and the submission of all necessary documentation to verify qualifications.

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Subcontract for FRA and ARRC safety training and certification for Alaska Railroad projects.

Agency

State of Alaska → Alaska Railroad Corporation

NAICS

611519 - Other Technical and Trade Schools

Place of Performance

AK, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 26-43-215144.

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RFP 26-43-215144 ARRC Railroad Workers in Charge Term Agreement

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PostedOct 29

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AgencyState of Alaska → Alaska Railroad Corporation

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Provides specialized safety training for prime contractors on Alaska Railroad Corporation (ARRC) projects. Conducts training for RWICs to qualify for track car licenses, provides instructional support for ARRC rules exams, and facilitates 20-hour on-the-job training. Must certify personnel to FRA Part 214 and Part 213 standards. Delivers certified personnel and documentation of qualifications.

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