Mine Detection Dog Handler Training/Supervision
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The Department of Defense is seeking a commercial service provider to train and supervise foreign national mine detection dog handlers in Iraq. The scope of work includes several weeks of classroom instruction and field exercises, followed by several months of oversight during live mine detection operations. Selected instructors must be experts in International Mine Action Standards to certify new instructors, teach safe and effective detection tactics, and ensure the long-term humane care of the dogs. This presolicitation is being issued under FAR part 12 and 13 procedures. A critical requirement for award is that the prime contractor and all subcontractors at every tier must be registered and approved in the Joint Contingency and Expeditionary System. Because the registration process typically takes several weeks, interested parties are urged to begin the process immediately via the official portal before the combined synopsis and solicitation is released.
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