STATEMENT OF WORK — CPA CSD STATEMENT OF WORK — 6 حزيران 2003 Arabic

CPA CSD STATEMENT OF WORK 1. Project Background: During the middle of February 2003, the Department of Defense organized the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance (ORHA). On 6 June 2003, the Deputy Secretary of Defense dissolved ORHA and established the Coalition Provisional Authority. CPA has sponsored the establishment of an Iraqi Governance Council. These individuals are the representatives for the nation of Iraq and responsible for the governance of Iraq. Given the Iraqi security environment, these individuals are under great personal risk and require personal protection. There is no established pool of quality trained bodyguards currently available in Iraq. Ministry of Interior has been tasked to provide training to personal security details for those members of GC. This training capability must be contracted for because it does not exist within CPA. 2. Definitions and Qualifications: 2.1. Personal Security Detail (PSD)– Close Personal Protection individuals that provides security for the Governance Council Members, Iraq. 2.2. PSD Instructors-Instructors with PSD experience and classroom and practical instruction experience. 3. Work Requirements: The services provided by the contractor shall encompass the following tasks: 3.1. Tasks: 3.1.1. PSD Instructors: Provide instructor team to train approximately 120 Iraqi PSDs for 6 weeks starting August 2003 and ending in October 2003. 3.1.2. Provide program of instruction (POI) for PSD training. 3.1.3. Such POI shall include as a minimum: PSD member responsibilities, reaction to attack, terrorism, proper protocol, threat assessment, hostage situations, general security to include residence, office, vehicle and travel escort, reconnaissance and map reading, surveillance, defensive and offensive driving, weapons training, anti-ambush drills, unarmed conflict, explosive awareness, communications, fitness training, law and legal rules, and first aid. 3.1.4. Provide PSD training in accordance with POI (see 3.1.2). 3.1.5. Provide evaluation of PSD candidates. 3.1.6. Provide quality control of PSD candidates. 3.1.7. Instructor-student ratio to be no less than 1 to 10. 3.1.8. Instructors must have PSD and instructing experience. Contractor shall provide resumes listing relevant experience for each instructor (two page limit per resume). 4. Supporting Information: 4.1. Place of Performance: Iraq and CENTCOM AOR 4.2. Period of Performance: August 2003 to October 2003. 4.3. Urgency of Performance: Course to begin within 10 days from contract award. 4.4. Personnel Qualifications: 4.5. PSD Instructors: All instructors should have previous operational experience in high threat areas providing PSD services. All members must have prior military or police experience, preferably Special Forces qualified. Additionally, they must have a variety of skills to include: classroom instruction, weapons range experience, driving instruction, and practical field experience. 4.6. Facilities and Equipment: 4.6.1. CPA will supply vehicles for contractor and training. Housing, meals, minor medical care miscellaneous supplied/services, fuel and maintenance support. 4.6.2. CPA will provide weapons and ammo for instructors and PSD candidates (132 AK 47s, 132 9mm) for training. 4.6.3. CPA will provide 40 handheld radios for the training. 4.6.4. CPA will supply Iraqi translators for PSD training. 4.6.5. Contract Provided Equipment and Services 4.6.5.1. Instructors: Provide PSD instructors to train Iraqis. 4.6.5.2. POI: Contractor to provide PSD POI. 4.7. Travel: All travel will be coordinated with U.S. authorities and the CPA. CPA to reimburse the cost of transportation from/to the origination PSD instructors. 5. Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price (FFP). 6. CPA Technical Point of Contact: Jim Steele, Ministry of Interior, (781) 280-6294. 7. CPA Contracting Activity Point of Contact: Maj Mark Wade, CPA-CA, 97810-280-6381.