R--Notice of Award

The Mission and Installation Contracting Center intends to procure for Surveillance Detection training services for the The United States Army Security Assistance Training Management Organization (USASATMO). The contractor shall conduct a five-day training and orientation course designed to prepare DoD and contracted personnel for Security Assistance missions (Security Assistance Team Training Orientation Course-SATTOC). The focus of the training is on Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection and Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP). The current global threat situation requires that additional training be offered to further ensure that deployed personnel are better prepared to protect themselves. Throughout the world, kidnappings and assassinations are increasingly more popular as terrorist operational choices. A key aspect of each of these operations is conducting a thorough surveillance of the target. Detecting that surveillance is critical to upsetting the operational schedule of the terrorists and preventing the action from taking place. USASATMO will add this training to SATTOC. The goal of the Surveillance Detection Training is to ensure that deploying personnel can understand, recognize and defeat or counter the tactics, techniques, and procedures terrorists, kidnappers or assassins use to conduct surveillance. The realism of the surveillance experience should sensitize each trainee to the circumstances of hostile surveillance and heighten the trainees awareness of hostile surveillance. The contractor shall develop and provide counter-surveillance instruction and practical exercise: Develop materials for the training. These materials will list enabling and terminal learning objectives, enemy TTPs trainees must detect and counter friendly counter surveillance TTPs and the general scheme for the surveillance practical exercise. Present a two-hour block of classroom instruction on surveillance detection tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) including Surveillance Detection Routes-SDRs, that instructs the trainees in these TTPs and establishes as their objectives to defeat or counter those techniques during the ensuing week, and to accurately report surveillance they have detected. The contractor shall have already begun surveillance the previous day. As a practical exercise, conduct surveillance on trainees for five days beginning Monday of each SATTOC week. Times of surveillance shall not conform to the normal duty day, but shall engage the subjects during their activities before 0800 and after 1600 daily. Observers shall document trainee activity with written reports, still photography, and video. As a result of this training, deploying USASATMO personnel understand and have practiced terrorist surveillance TTP, detection techniques, and understand the weaknesses to correct and skills to enhance in their Individual Protection Measures (IPM). The surveillance experience has sensitized them and made them more alert to hostile surveillance. The Period of Performance will be 12 months after date of award with four option periods. The designated NAICS code is 611699 for this effort, the size standard is $7 mil. This is a total business set aside procurement. Solicitation Number will be W911S0-09-R-0003. The entire solicitation package will be available via the Army Single Face to Industry (ASFI) website https://acquisition.army.mil/asfi . All amendments to the solicitation will be posted on the ASFI website. Interested parties are advised to check the website periodically for amendments. Point of Contact: Anthony Ciccariello. Phone: +1 (555) 000-0000 ex 3238. Email: contact@example.gov