NCETR Contractor Qualification Criteria - Technical Operations - CLIN 0004

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CLIN 0004: Technical Operations Specialist
Contractor Qualification Criteria
NCETR, through funding provided by Department of the Army (DA) G-38, conducts a Military Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and Public Safety Bomb Squad (PSBS) interoperability exercise, at multiple sites throughout the country, fostering an exchange of tools, techniques and procedures between the two related, but different, missions. Technical Proficiency:
1. Maintaining cutting edge methods of capturing and documenting EOD/PSBS actions during the exercise for the safety of all participants and staff. This documentation is used in Hot Wash, After Action Reviews, and facilitates the latest technological threats in the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) arena.
2. Supporting other interests at the exercise such as providing Wi-Fi in remote training sites to allow for reporting via Mobile BATS from each scenario lane. 3. Selecting, installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting/repairing technical equipment used to support the Exercise.
4. Transferring video and other data to a medium suitable for distribution to exercise participants.
5. Organizing and leading a team comprised of Technical Operations personnel from Federal Agencies; Military and local law enforcement.
6. Training the Observer/Controllers in the proper use of technical equipment to support the Exercise, therefore, they must be experienced law enforcement Technical Operations Specialists.
7. Supporting law enforcement operations/exercises with technical proficiency by capturing and documenting exercise actions via technologies including, but not limited to, fixed cameras; body worn cameras; establishing Wi-Fi systems in remote, unique sites and new emerging technologies such as Unmanned Aerial Surveillance (UAS) platforms. 8. Managing the communications of the various ATF Mobile Command Vehicles; this requires a strong background in ATF Communications.
9. Working around live explosives with full knowledge of blast effects and their impact on the placement of cameras and other devices used to capture and document exercise operations.
10. Protecting cameras and other devices used to capture and document exercise operations, including, but not limited to, ballistic enclosures.

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CLIN 0004: Technical Operations Specialist
Education/Experience and Certification Requirements:
11. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum of ten years of subject matter related work experience (i.e., law enforcement and military, with a