EFTA01090608

Table of Contents No. Subject esapa Page 1. Article (1)— Preamble 4*(0 (1) altil 2 2. Article (2)- Term of the Contract Ala Lam (2) Zia 3 3. Article (3)- Obligations of the wail ..1)..11apt (3) 41 3 Second Party 4. Article (4)- Obligations of the First difli-iliais astlilil (4) £1n 6 Party S. Article (5)- Rates _hail agate (5) 44,11 7 6. Article (6)- Contract Value and Oa its.stu IUD &4 (6) 4II 8 Payment Conditions. 7. Article (7)- Penalties 4‘Alia (7) 441 9 8. Article (8)- Performance Bond staff, als (8) Ata 11 9. Article (9)- Offset program 4.6.aulbtl ctysfili emeui (9) aka 12 10. Article (10)- Miscellaneous alirw (10) 4 1 13 11. Article (11)- Contract Termination 3." i "Ptak, SJI 044 (11) altIl 13 and Bank Guarantee Confiscation (Sayan SJ-allkAli ll 1I. Article (12)- Amendment of the AIX Jim; (12) Zell 15 Contract 13. Ankle (13)- Force Majeure i _Asti), ilia (13) atta 15 14. Article (14)- Indemnity Joa o (14) 4 41 16 15. Article (15)- Assignment aayi (15) 41 16 16. Article (16)- Modification caliseal (16) sitil 16 17. Article (17)- Compliance with the Z4.iks clik.111,31o.'"il (17) Adl 17 Laws, Regulations and By Laws to.02 9 18. Article (18)- Prior Agreements a/LA e'Ailtil (18) £itll 17 19. Article (19)- Settlement of aglajsal a.o ...; (19) 41 18 Conflicts 20. Article (20)- Confidentiality Zara!' (20) 4 11 18 21. Article (21)- Addresses cojLitll (21) 4.931 19 22. Article (22)- Contract gal tiasi (22) 41% 19 Counterparts 23. Article (23)- Language C4)41;111(23) 4 31 19 Addendums No. Subject Page a "11 1. Addendum (A) - Details of the _Aunt6 4,:.Vs.jtailli (I) islAll 21 rates. 2. Addendum (B) —List of iattk....11‘..i.ukj4 Laali(y) jala 22 beneficiary units 3. Addendum (C)- Training course a-m.frai i..1„ta aqui;4 4(4)43a1411 23 commencements certificate 4. Addendum (D) — Completion 1.4 i 414-1 (a)43•1•31 24 certificate 5. Addendum (E)- Advance payment LILA ;Ala CM' (a) ‘32,60 25 guarantee 6. Addendum (F)- Good • LAO &i.e. 0...2.(j) 43244 27 performance bond 7. Addendum (G)- Statement of 4.,+&S I CM (3) JSL1I 29 work EFTA01090608 CONTRACT NO. 3(4 Al alp FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES TO THE ARMED FORCES UNITS It is on this 13th day of July 2010 hereby 64,%,..) 301 ja 62010 "hi agreed in the city of Abu Dhabi by and 41ail between: :a...SC244,41st I. The GHQ Armed Forces of the L.J,JJ - L-altS1 5.t1fill - United Arab Emirates, represented .',1,3111 .1 for the signing of this Contract by ,Ltaiall clii)..ep Staff Major General Eissa Saif u—s* A'JS.A 0..034 Si' Ua esiS Mohamed Al Mazroui (hereinafter t-4 1441! Jul) 4.O.14O411 "as, referred to as "First Party"); 2. Reflex Responses Management S.--j,j141 calf-S.491 Consultancy L.L.C., of Abu Dhabi, Laiii,j .2 P.O. Box 132606, United Arab .39I 4-i tail' i te-Lo: Emirates, represented for the signing ktu„di 132606 A; cpte, of this Contract by Mr. Michael z-ia I a 4ii; Roumi (hereinafter referred to as "Second Party"); ty3111 PREAMBLE Whereas the First Party wishes to obtain manpower for the provision of services to j the various units pertaining thereto, with HAIS alli the option to include additional services, Rai e 531 134 and Whereas the competent Purchasing and d...LA-1041 :ALA-1.11 :4—A4 ..1.3%, Projects Committee of the First Party has agreed to contract with the Second Party sta )c ,i)an j .13 by way of direct negotiation; Whereas the Second Party undertook to provide the above mentioned manpower sviA 44-4 44)131, (hereinafter referred to as "Personnel") in ef (ri-)--Wir —4 414 LArA accordance with the terms and conditions O.33Ca—SI .63.3.111 3 4 413 stipulated in this Contract, and with the z1.1-4yi JAL, .S.1 ) .11 S i y.t114 conditions and specifications stipulated in the said Direct Negotiation's documents; Now, therefore, the two parties agreed to ria li .JiI JAI • U ic. C01;4 1 441c contract pursuant to the Decision of the -:.,1 jd1 a lt-fl Silt ..41U 4 lii3 .hail! Deputy Supreme Commander of the 2 EFTA01090609 Armed Forces no. (12), for the year 1986, ,U.11 j 1986 ka...1 (12) e5 concerning the Organization of the Armed j ai 31 ..1:9 spi .:21.3111 c,14, ja, Forces Tenders and Auctions, and any provision or text in this Contract, addenda , si alat Icy 111 JAC- • ►(a. ) /2 .A0 j Ulall jfil C. kai ta.1 hereof or complementary or supplementary parts hereto contrary to the provisions of the said provisions shall be deemed null and void. Article (1) (1) itaL.11 Preamble The above Preamble and Addenda A, B, C, D, E, F and G (Statement of Work) t.:S•) L* '91 1:1S (JUCCI I attached hereto, as well as any other ria? u .k. I ,),4 SUMrI A ..114 addenda and schedules which the parties may agree to add later on. constitute an I 3.) :10? Os.). integral part of this Contract. Article (21 (2) ;Stan Term of the Contract Sials the term of n- -5--- wataagra tutu Mr commencement date of the training course according to the (c.) 3" 11— al ^"I1 14 4 Course 43) Commencement Certificate described in cj __. 2 •,J 4411 134,4 Addendum C attached hereto, and .11-41 J1 2•14, c1.4.1:1 -11C. referred to in Paragraph b.2, Article (3) .11,2 .2... )134 kttae below, and the Contract term may be extended upon its expiry for another/other similar term(s) under the same conditions. Article (31 (3) bawl Oblizations of the Second Party ,xatit ‘.: Mn :sal WI The Second Party shall solely assume h:)_s _US 4 1 6.1.3SaSi full responsibility for providing the 41O 31111 _AO; Personnel, subject of this Contract, to the 5sri I 3 .:A4%1311 c141 SA'ail Yai1J.il3 First Party in order to provide the Lit, 3 Ii--4 ,ci telt jilan S,y ll services and fulfill the duties and obligations according to the conditions thil 401! Fi) IJ,tYI ‘4.)1131 agreed upon hereunder and according to JJ-C3--• 1-4 the First Party's requirements .au.n 140 Lik.)411 jUic:)/1 (hereinafter referred to as "Services"), and as stipulated in Addendum (G) Statement of Work attached hereto. 7 EFTA01090610 The Second Party shall for the Cer ti al "tLiL fulfillment of this task abide by the following: 1. Personnel Joining: ;a ..gall al iii .1 1-1. The Second Party undertakes to 41.11 UM) 4g ai N a .1-1 provide the numbers of Personnel determined in Addendum (G) (J_ cm J---*) se :3S:1411 Statement of Work to provide the „INS dill .1113 Services to the First Party .a1.11 throughout the Contract term. 1-2. The Personnel shall attend training z.kj).1 courses on the account of the eiv .2-1 sa..3 JJall ,J1..As a le Second Party for a period of time ,(J1..c.91 thi) j. (.3) Lis1.11 in accordance with the schedule set ria_ausji j ai.Ji ;lag Leasal. inAjaa out in Addendum (G) Annex (B) Statement of Work, calculated t jahat ,!.41 Willi j 6.ifiall j ai J..11 within the Contract term prior to jag. L.4 ewe z.a_jja zkjt,...11 joining work with the First Party. ..U.4 (2) .344 J.!" so as to boost some skills and experience required from them as described in Paragraph b.(2) here below. 1-3. In the event where the First Party 41 Jaci.a 41.01 wishes to have any of the 4k 4i .3- 1 L-11.1 cwtas es‘l Personnel replaced for incompetence or security or 41143-t4 efia Zusl conduct reasons, the Second Party i,si atai Ana. zzlacrili* .3:1 t:.”4 is committed to replace him with J::4+ 4„ei 6-Val ,sic 4 1-1.1 kg-ci another person who has the same jjli ,J1—aj opt; j. L,x 60 experience and qualifications j i j1. ) without any additional cost to the First Party and within 60 days following the date of notice sent by the First Party in this respect. 1-4. If the First Party needs additional a.11-..) j apt laji.)Jin kit.) s pi .4- 1 numbers of Personnel, a Task ,.i.„-a3 „gm 1..1143) Order will be submitted to the r tzw.. Second Party to undertake the SILS _0;1 vatill request to provide the required 4..kot---01•31 J6--.91., ILA •=3C14 numbers within a reasonable ..16.11 c i131c period under the same conditions and rates stipulated in this Contract. 4 EFTA01090611 2. Military Experience and Courses 4,..4.11 .2 2-1. Military Experience ; .2,0:111 .1-2 All Personnel intending to work for the jail jai mkt. t ....j.aj.S.ji91 4.1c. First Party must have received prior military training, and have served in field :34" 4..)-C---ws .,k I -,Lgla tiissij i3)3Se u1 j „r im military units for at least two (2) years, and they shall be selected through the :Ls.24.31 je. formation of a joint committee between 'A-4S ;32-,.1y cajl-,al al the two parties, after verification of their ,:j.. identity papers, personal interviews. and ml.. +1 3 k4.....&..11 , then physical fitness tests and complete .J.12 4.#1211 Ljsmaill 3 %,31#111 medical examinations. 2-2. Qualification Training Course 4.1.6 .4.41 aµ,1.1.11 c.a nab .2-2 Once the personal interviews and medical , 441211 Jtsai J11 examinations are completed. the Personnel shall participate in training courses as referenced in Addendum G 2 JlasS71 3.tt 4.3-‘1•11 ;$1 441) ,u.. Statement of Work, and Paragraph 2 r ia j (..,1);3134 Annex B attached hereto, including but zbAti 04 3 Ssail not limited to the following subjects: • Physical fitness • Guard duty and search ki41 4' 41 • .1441 3 • • Patrols • Search for explosives j-a4J,41 • Telecommunications j *i1.31 4'41 • • Unarmed combat • Crowd control .).e• • Training on crisis and disaster • response •••tiii-C31 40.” Awareness of the GI-1() Armed :LW - 1.)•:11 Forces laws t t1 Customs and traditions of the United Arab Emirates • 2-3. Second Party's Responsibilities iPiske 3-2 2-3- 1. The Second Party e4 411 undertakes to fulfill the "ICv l jfiall AP:9 • 1 - 3- 2 tasks and responsibilities as per the conditions and CA-41:Cla IS (. Jal. j provisions of this Contract, j.j4ii Addendum B and according to the First Party's requirements. EFTA01090612 2-3-2. The Second Party is e jj_S .2-3-2 responsible for the 3_.* 1_45 .11 ) _.ISFI ii.a! 3 recruitment. training and SR C') :al -it s pi 441CUn Pala management of the Personnel as provided in Addendum G Statement of Work. eis-4? U .3-3-2 2-3-3. The Second Party I:144 adj...141 .11_O1 undertakes that all the 433.1 &is, el:), individuals included in this Jai Contract shall abide by the UAE and Armed Forces laws, regulations and by laws. 2-3-4. The Second Party shall. if Z...je. 3 v ti al 6./.31611 t ja Uy., .4-3-2 requested by the First ‘i .,113 Party, assist in the process ya „s ic jj....a.%11 of obtaining security approval for the Personnel :4...21S11 from the competent entities j jfti 6kAill JAI i...ca>.11 of the First Party before S' D %la .Lts-C1 0 4 1.4 ta4.;Izi J.31 starting to fulfill their duties under this Contract. 2-3-5. The Second Party may not v ;.111 jy,,.0 `)t .5-3-2 use the contracted work ILLS 1i a.i1 j.~11 Solis sites as training fields for any person other than the 45k1 "-F5 Personnel. 2-3-6. The Second Party's 4.0t431 cst-.4.• 3 4la.Wi1 6-3-2 activities and duties are subject to the supervision and audit of the First ‘.i Party's competent staff. y'w.ii st.4 rill j lall 2-3-7. The Second Party shall not j jfti j i la u1 r use the accommodation facility for non-approved .4+;As personnel within or outside the purpose of the Contract without the permission of the First Party. Article (4) (4) 3.11.41I Obligations of the First Party I I. All of the Personnel shall be under the 6.1 ;WS 1/4)jaji2 al fyl 4115 .1 sponsorship of the First Party and iy holders of valid visas obtained under the license granted to practice their 4.11). ry ' • y 6 EFTA01090613 respective professions by the competent authorities in the United Arab Emirates. 2. The First Party shall appoint one of a i5 Ami 4-ifiali .2 its staff as its representative for the a ri.ilit•ciAll —ay/211 4Z _Gael Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR) for the follow 4.11I j Ili' j 4a. ueyS up and execution of this Contract, ..:.4%)LaD flits j rfa..) who shall have the necessary :dais authorization to take decisions and act tio as link between the two parties regarding this Contract. 3. The First Party shall provide 3 4.:4—‘31 JJSI --kr• 3 accommodation, food, transportation, taS j a,,sli life support, as well as all required equipment. ancillary, items, logistics j zj _41 1dl.aY1 j kcpt.I1 and other support needed to execute Ai? •SALI* ermli eta A'im-, cssil and sustain the SSG Program as listed ciala? 4,e• ZAI.J4 in Addendum G Statement of Work 5l ja as jlet lil oaL+31 and its Annexes and any additional 11.6 ;.s. .11).51i 59ikal requirements to the Personnel throughout the term of this Contract. Article (5) (5) ;SO Rates 11.....jrn atlas. The below mentioned charges and costs j 43 are deemed included in the total value of aj-.4.0 it I 13-4.1 Ci ..1.91114 this Contract, and the Second Party may yri j 113.411 4.01-111 not claim for any increase or other expenses except as agreed upon in uir-L• 446 (SAW' cc, 1-.41 )1! .:Tiny'' advance between the two parties: zial) ly • Recruitment costs, including the j I JL.42:1:i I &L I Z ) tests and examinations carried out 321.4•11 kmj "Lag Z1mACJ 4 21 Sajal by the delegation representing the Armed Forces ZJIjill 0;CI • Costs of the personal interviews 4-iiR-05 • • Training costs . I.4.3S111 '4M a • Costs for replacement in case of 4.4 &ASP' JIB .-41S1 • injury or service termination of 451 ji any of the Personnel Wilait 5111 ...:111S; • • Costs of air passage tickets (in the (la LL.L.11 al? 4.9 4.411 ,j aa.111 —kith country of origin only). • EFTA01090614 Article (61 (6) Lila Contract Value and Payment *SO 11.14 s aka 1.4 Conditions It is hereby agreed between the two parties that the total value of this Contract ‘sk, ciar aiaTh'I tr., 44..,..3•4 for the Initial Term is Five hundred and v—A &Am) saal ; 4•4114 S-11 :4 11-44I j i:6.. j j anis Cu.JAC. j kaai j twenty nine million one hundred and sixty six thousand seven hundred and fifty four C.$1-14" 4:"--" lip 4:1;1" United States Dollars and thirteen cents 529.166,754.13) jeSc. ta-N,J yd (USS 529,166,754.13) which is agreed 3-46 --i1.3-1A9 Jatz 1 (..)Y r' between the Panics to be equivalent to tarsiksuzeiiaot. &Pt) 3 : Oa' ," One billion nine hundred and forty seven million three hundred and thirty three j thousand six hundred and fifty five UAE Dirhams and twenty fils (AED 43M eray31, 947.333.655.20)Lli 1,947,333.655.20), payable to the Second aa -411-4 {Al i-e.11113 e•IS CA Party in accordance with the invoice and 'al iii! j (C) 6-4431 441 payment structure set out in Addendum H JP' e•I•lip J111 cis hereto and further according to the us sAti regulations adopted by the First Party through First Gulf Bank, GHQ Armed Forces. as follows: I. 20% of the Contract total value as rtairS %20 .I advance payment against the following documents stated in Annex kisCuli .3 'Agit , 11-13" 31 jtiti• (C) of the Statement of Work: (C) • The Second Party's invoice (one iris -45 Jul 34 ciatil 4-0 4 • original + two copies) indicating Las!' 610.. the amount of the advance payment, the Contract number. and the details of the Second Party's bank account. • A bank guarantee for the advance 1__iis 4.41 4.S4 • payment according to Annex (C) attached hereto. •=1.11 '44 LiN 3.)-11 2. 80% of the Contract total value br it payable by periodical installments sa....yi AAA c,a %80 .2 Li .J Lau f Js 4 +1 sk.) (end of each four months) starting from the beginning of the training ca jj ali sissji course as per the certificate in 1:1—fr jSj (4) (3-‘1.11 S.344114 ..r.r-Cid. Addendum (C) attached hereto against :47i1 JAL Sri the following documents: • The Second Party's invoice (one ‘Itsol 6.)4 40311 original + two copies) indicating ',Jilt° • j k —A) "AD ;k_ta.ill the amount of the installment, the haat; j eij lase. period for which the payment is due, the Contract number, and the 4•AJWI •.at.*AJ EFTA01090615 details of the Second Party's bank account. • A completion certificate as per (.3) ja.1.11 J1.61 az1.4..:, • Addendum (D) attached hereto. signed by the Director/Commander/ Brigade or .k4u his deputy. ▪ Training course commencement :4-4Ausill j sis# sate : • certificate of the Second Party's Affiliates as per Addendum (C) 144 .ii,a k) la) vilh jfiall Na_i; attached hereto (to be produced only with the first installment kao Sias.% payment documents). Article (7) Penalties I. If the Second Party is late in j_S _so; j i 40121 4-1)111 j :,11 providing all or part of the Personnel .1 sit ? asa.11 aeya cs. at,iYI .rapt beyond the deadlines fixed in the Contract, a delay penalty at the rate of z--611 %l 2'÷'•1 ras• 1% of the Contract value shall be JP' tYjil _hist:. kel_iis imposed on it for the first week or part %2 Lel! i.t.A.11 .16 j Lela thereof, and such penalty shall be j JJJI to.Y1 .1•9 ,ark. increased thereafter to 2% of the ;1dt 60..araL j .1611:441ksAti %10 Contract value for each week or part thereof with a maximum of 10% of `94ifitl i Cs• ..>*1111 j .fit (c) ci-, LB Cr. (-4 ji-s114 the Contract value. The delay period shall be calculated from the beginning of the training period as per Annex B of Addendum (C) Statement of Work attached hereto. 2. If the Second Party fails to provide all or part of the Personnel (including c.)%2.4 Js cam j.ihn j 1 1:5? .1 4--i zi Art the rejected elements) within the deadline fixed in the Contract, the Sri' First Party may take either of the two j • ;), t I W Jpi following actions without the need to 311_,_.ka /4 „i! resort to the judicial authorities and -402.411 6k,ka 4.4-1) _)11 J—i a.? 41.:1 after sending a registered notice to the Second Party: • Procure the Personnel not aAiU as:si esill i J y- I aat. hail. • provided by the Second Party 4.4) 1.11 ▪ 6-kik ,INS. through a third party at the Second Party's expense after exhausting ,•••:•i• 4,4 (Al the maximum limit of the delay .):4•1 S•4I SU ..13S penalty Z.I1:10 Lith (either by direct '). 49 negotiation or by means of a local j :cattail j 9 / \ EFTA01090616 or public tender under the same lut-9.511 e•--" ry VI •Oitik conditions and specifications declared and contracted), provided "45 ‘sI) 541-4 1i calk) iial• LA a. that the increase in the rates in addition to the administrative :r a kip expenses at the rate of 5% of the ) v ali) afilisi ssasials Contract value along with any 4.:jell J 31 .1111 penalties due for the delay period :ke 41 Jai J1 in the execution shall be deducted from the value of the guarantees provided by the Second Party or from the latter's entitlements due by the First Party or by any other governmental entity. • Terminate the Contract and ($.41 ...4b _Ptah* at3C111 . La • confiscate the bank guarantee in 1= 4i1 &SA e.t. 2÷41 .at jss whole in case no services at all have been provided or confiscate % the equivalent of 10% of the Contract value. PROVIDED HOWEVER, that if the v.= Joan .ti 13! 4.1! Second Party has provided the required number of Personnel, and the First Party ua41 4-032 rti j =I P .:J• has declined to accept a part thereof due 45.).1i &I eel.% to the First Party's inability to ii► LC) 4usa i vall ;Jig; i ikei accommodate the said declined part. the .46? jfti ,..ij hn us? eu SD Second Party will not be considered as 4.-k,ij es al 40:ili being in breach of its obligations hereunder if subsequently the First Party requests the provision of the previously declined part of the Personnel. If the Second Party does not within the agreed period provide the required 41u u-..11 cta311.4 Sfil Cemis number of Personnel that was declined 431= 111 Cr-4 LIX&I previously by the First Party. then the .4.4154I Second Party will be considered as being in breach of its obligations. 3. The First Party may waive the s.. J.)-121 (IP aiw. .3 penalties in whole or in part if the etiti 4,22U T l ca 1.3) Second Party produces documents proving that the delay is attributed to s_su ‘ 8,-14 force majeure reasons beyond its (2) 2.jialL4 4 IS s:Je. control as stipulated in Paragraph (2) .(13) :Sall of Article (13) herein below. EFTA01090617 Article (8) j8) 3.11.411 Performance Bond 50.611 1.1a1 Within 20 days at the most after the Lfail Second Party is notified that the C' ay t .4 401131 u Jhll Ox,,! .1.4 .1 ter-4 4a.. ;Ai) . 43..eta Contract has been signed and provided that the Second Party has alo 20 ‘Dc%,4 = 4-Usi$ received an original copy of the ,411:3 Jkl_t111-? Lti 1i, j. 4-t! ak•—;* ns4 Contract, the Second Party L411..Ori %10 4y.v 41:1 &RISS undertakes to provide a bank 11—a4 i 1YU (j) Liza 4:44A ) 4 LS guarantee as performance bond issued ..16) by a bank operating in the State and amounting to 10% of the Contract value as per the form included in Addendum (F) attached hereto. 2. The bank guarantee must be unconditional, must remain valid for -VA 44111 j..nll 4-:*4 2 at least 90 days following the expiry sjLzi 90 1,1.1 4 of the Contract, at which time it shall expire. If the Contract is renewed or 4.4 J1. Ns ? RU 4..ijia1i extended, the Second Party will A>141I aiaa provide the appropriate bank guarantee at the time of renewal or extension. 3. The value of the bank guarantee shall be reduced in the respective values of r -C.141 0;:tW.1 .3 the deliverables made in accordance 1.4 j aialt t.14.1 Liii with this Contract as referred to in 14-1 SY!' Lik.}a"? Annex C attached hereto. 4. Subject to the provisions of paragraph .t_sl (3) :fill ets.,,i (c) above, the bank guarantee shall e .4 stipulate that its outstanding value esti) oi „It 4.S411 shall be payable to the First Party, on jpi (44111S1 •Ca,4) immediate basis and upon the mere 3 11 ...taD 11.a j a ii. .,t1 production of a written letter from the ) 4i ,s1) i> VII j oni First Party without the need for any .1",1 judicial proceedings and without any conditions. 5. If the value of the bank guarantee decreases due to the deduction of any L4411 4sL.b11 4:91 .5 sums from the Second Party or if the u.lal Zan.4avi j value of the supplies becomes higher ) 1..1_1j) AWL? JAI. l e than what is mentioned in the J4paln 61) 23$ czt-sall Contract as a result of additional (20) „Pl.: ,si .,allal A:O11J demands or amendments, the Second Ja1-41 4..S411 _OP Party must, as soon as it receives a 2..514311 .14 aia / 3114641 :t411 %l0 4 demand from the First Party, top up the guarantee value to the equivalent ;stip j*a ..ti id JP —i.)1.114:As VI i .921 t.i.)1111 • &iss......11 of 10% of the Contract value after the EFTA01090618 increase, within twenty (20) days from the demand date. otherwise the First Party may retain the required increase from the Second Party's entitlements due by the First Party. 6. If the Second Party does not provide ejt.-11 3aaall egia? I 6.i t i 13! .6 the necessary guarantee within the 3 (i) 4.4 Jc..3.•11 j).S. deadline indicated in Paragraph 1 and 5 of this Article above, the First Siva Cia.1 tati (5) Party may cause the Contract to be '1 4 5-‘5114 executed by a third party and have the eia:1 4rata" 4.4.)S updating, development and AL-11S.?4,1111 U.)611 4,111.1u, las 3 maintenance carried out at the Second 4 :11i /14_1iltSill Party's expense and under its 4.0t11 ' ath responsibility, and claim from the latter payment of all financial 4:4...iSa• /34 + 4) ;sal differences incurred by the First j a'41.0 Party as a result thereof by way of cy. j....11 wo watsi deducting the same from the Second a.3.1 SAW Party's entitlements due by the First Party or by any other governmental entity, or claim the same before the courts while blacklisting the Second Party and preventing it from participating in the Armed Forces tenders for at least one year. Article (9) (9) ;La Offset Program ii.Lailei• el it at It is agreed between the First and Second va-LIA 6i. sile. Parties that any contract/purchase order or a set of contracts/purchase orders entered ;it yam,. clial Jai 41S (90 " a d CI! into between the two parties for a value 4 1 Cip isI joie "It) 431C exceeding within (5) five years the sum of 451.1-1 e*J 36730000 t..10 Dirhams 36,730,000, or the equivalent of r a tjJ fi j.5 10000000 tab. -1364- USD 10,000,000, shall be subject to the zatijel ea.‘4 UAE Offset Program. The five year ;53i j ,:kj1.41 period shall start to run as from the date of the first contract or purchase order J.; '=11./".• .4. 1.21 JP' Uj ian entered into between the First and Second Parties. The Second Party undertakes to execute ;13.-.41:51 4.01S11 the Offset Agreement and/or the .45.* j al complementary agreement with the Offset Program Office, and it is hereby agreed 44e. aila kjic. j 3 )1 j:111 between the two parties subject to the 6.1J 611 4.1al provisions of Article (8) above, that the ej_liml .1_44 Atli is. ;:„.. iaiyn ca...1 wti % First Party shall only deliver copy of the cthip cj., day. %r ill:U. NS? 4.0 1.21 VJatl Contract signed to the Second Party after LAS elisio 4.31....in the Second Party submits a confirmation .46.11 JA •Y ' 12 EFTA01090619 letter signed by the Offset Program Office stating that the Second Party has signed all the documents required for the said Office. Article (101 (10) Miscellaneous uit The two parties hereto understand that no commission. remuneration or fees have 31 ;Lill. ji d yl, ata}an rea, been or shall be paid by way of tips, gifts, c---14 or personal payments granted directly or 1.) .11qa jou 40111 4.4zi..21 ji 411 indirectly or otherwise by the Second Party to any officer, individual, civilian ll Ufa %14 s Yl '11-)312 :tit! %i•1144 -EL ) or UAE Armed Forces member, or any of 4-3.6 Via. 31 a ji ) J L ) 4, 4 I the UAE governmental employees working within or outside the UAE 40.463-.. 4). 41 31 cal 431.....yi 4.13.11 representing a bribe or commission to 144-.)S >f 44 0 JO-) .3•••4 ensure the signature of this Contract. . ai.31 LA eie; z 4' 1..c. 51 On the other hand, the Second Party confirms that there is no promise binding 441 -ICJ -1.*3 e•x• 4-kAl").1 it legally, and that in case of the Second 41 ,r ; Qa..131 Party's having ignorantly committed in the past to any liability or undertaking osikh" e at:. Jo+ ac 4 4 'I (JP with any person, establishment or . .fia°4 44 1 4:1 •=1114 1 &LS! A.S.A. company in the UAE, such liability or undertaking shall not be binding. If the Second Party violates the provisions of this Article in any manner (Al :,,lad :UAL. Us 4.1 whatsoever, and if the First Party is able r 3-2ii SI: •:-.144 afri 4-4.021 Ai) .:3:11-C Zit)* to establish such violation, the Second %30 ail 4 )1211'A-el eiaf jali Party is required to pay a penalty to the First Party amounting to 30% of the Sit olr l .1 :salt ail 4-041 afSj Siall 5.4 Contract value, and the First Party shall .irk 41.06 4 4.1 4 1 :)..04 be entitled to terminate the Contract without prejudice to its legal rights. Article (111 Contract Termination and Bank (11) ;Jul' Guarantee Confiscation gall I. The First Party is entitled to terminate the Contract and to =60 steli ,i Jail JJIt JAn .1 confiscate the bank guarantee e kjej ....41 :ousii -,a......., ,...1c. without prejudice to its right to ..i.v,414 :.;4111. 4% ,si 41.9 (Pali 13 II EFTA01090620 claim for indemnity in any of the ,ic 41 a l S113 following events without any limitation: • J:611 J3+... a) If the Second Party resorts to fraud or manipulation in its dealings with the First Party; b) If it is established that the Second Party has attempted in person or through a third party, directly or indirectly, to bribe an employee of the First Party or has colluded with the latter in a prejudicial manner to the First Party; and c) If the Second Party becomes bankrupt or insolvent. . 4,5 ,a)as,:„..1g •C Lelia .14in 4.4X11 4.1.411 14 d) If the Second Party stops executing the services partially or ja.)1.11 Lis •a• totally without an acceptable reason for the First Party or sir% as s."= 410 JaJ ) J,Sti breaches any term of the Contract ,514 4. al _Ai.5 ji Jai ji Mall or neglects or delays executing . Sid.? 61341 any of its obligation decided in the Contract. aiaD 41) te r (.1.01 jjkl3 Cia4 .2 1/2.13 *-1-}62 I 44:4 2. The First Party is entitled to sup 4. 2 e:v „de terminate the Contract without any objection from ttutiD r .)44 the Second Party in the condition to notify the Second Party upon written notification of not less than three (3) months before the termination date. Subject to Article (19), upon termination .11.11 410 aie 3 (19) s.g..11 ellsl slaty. e of this Contract the First Party, in ,31 41 al! :km-4 14 addition to any other rights provided in O,2)"`"•• cs_*i ‘ 01—tdi jjlell ail 6,1 hIi ejli this Contract, may require the Second 1.01e. lit ,aassji 144114 ea 41 em Party to deliver to the First Party any . 414:4 (.3 US cy. 0_341 LaksiS property specifically produced or acquired for the performance of such part of this ly a k :04}.1 I Sae tlSal 4Ra@ 6:14 4.41 4,jah Contract as has been terminated. The provisions of the "Government Furnished Property/Material (GFE/M)" clause shall apply in such property transfer. The First Party shall pay to the Second 41A 6:J1in t il t Party the agreed upon price, if separately 4t 5t1 - Jim cilz 04%0 e Q.! - 14 EFTA01090621 stated, for completed work and Services jii..11 610 j , 4112(1 linbia CIA Ai accepted by the First Party and the :,11 usa Milt jjkli e 4.411a amount agreed upon by the Second Party for: • Completed work and Services for r /12 el 4S11 3 :La j..c./41/1 • which no separate price is stated. 1.4 jaw' u.k. • Partially completed work and 3S2.1? Jt..e.%71 • Services. • Other property or Services that are AiOiAlI 4 5 .‘l j . aChnt accepted by the First Party. Article (12) Amendment of the Contract No amendments to this Contract shall be ji.-.1.41 13.4 ale. '‘)),All "2.9 valid except if effected in writing and fl 11:9 Lio •4 _14.) kla •.131.0 13i y~ signed by both parties. An amendment 441:1 that is required for improvement and Lai Jj aaj ;Jim- safety purposes that affects the rates and the execution timetable shall be executed t4.4Iz a1j a ,s1c. J..11 412 t .4.1 j i a...21 pursuant to an amendment in the form of a Task Order to the Contract duly signed by both the parties. Article (131 (r 3) eatAti Force Ma cure ; jilt I. The following events arc deemed as LeS 4zsi eylti 1,33 ;AID ..:J1,1.%/1 j csal .1 causes of force majeure exempting the 1451.413111 clic.) 41? parties from their obligations L, Sit tS 4.4 Lela stipulated in this Contract as long as the event remains in existence: General mobilization, expropriation, acts L.akhill JUG() :441411 ejib :.tall :1/444i of God 2. The party claiming the .iii'll -LUZ, 4:••Th .. ..4.1•41 •-1..Allt lc .01:13 . i .2 implementation of the force majeure L' ij .)..._A. .3...1c. .)ill ._i_As i i...:N c) si atili clause is required to notify the other party upon occurrence of the force a—i.)0 ) cr-CL0 Ciiii• ,:ac 1-.1 kl•till 24 1 majeure by fax or registered mail. ..).1•1.. lil i A—i..).4.11 2= 1 a+.I.) •,.1*...4 stating the estimated results and IM eielill mill 4:_iya..a 131 .CA41 eA.,.c. assuming the burden of proof. If the SD 014-1! J./CP —1-Alll ifli •.).-41 tb3/4:1 4:J•• force majeure event continues for .., —, 34,. i ilia -•:16.5a1 4 :0-%4 0•Laall ata more than three months, the First l'il •=31-1-%1 i i.b.a! 4 145 ‘,51 :16", •_Al atili 41 Party may terminate the Contract cAtiall :)., L'iS kill_rw A 3 •-•-1/2 4 SA; r)lz r without prejudice to its rights under the Contract or under any other law. Any extension granted due to force I5 ./1 EFTA01090622 majeure events must take place with the mutual consent of the two parties. Article (14) 114) iska Indemnity The First Party undertakes to indemnify 4D—s• 401- 2 J. 4.?itral the Second Party for the harm, injury or 43a kaalll st.1311 i f death caused to any of the Personnel in accordance with the provisions of this assi Is. es ti ta, alikatt Contract, excluding the events where the :LOA z_us J II injury or death results from the negligence Lia31 41 .44)/1 74.a.41 or failure of the Personnel, in which case 4.411sr`a v3:11% 4)11111 the Second Party shall assume responsibility therefore. Lt—dk .1—*AVI -1.>•Ail cas '11-% 41 The Second Party will bear the j il21 402:41 indemnification for the harm should the harm or negligence is caused by the • CS• Second Party Article (15) 115) £4.411 Assignment :Asp The Second Party may not assign this aim)" la a i vasal u,J1.L 1, 1 ) ‘17 Contract to any other party except with the written consent of the First Party. C 31.> aal v! yi /4 and even with such consent the Second .13.1 Y v.ash Party shall remain fully responsible sL Liao 4.011si towards the First Party. 4-a)asi Article (16) 116) ;Jam Modifications If either party wishes to introduce some modification(s) or addition(s) to the /his° 4.);n4 3I. `rt.) I:1 ;ft Jlsb .1.1 la* pllas1 45i provisions of this Contract throughout the validity period hereof, it is required to ..rhN send a written request to the other party. ) /..3r ii -•4171 4) ..)1-4•9 ._*VI indicating the details of the 444,16.11 ,:sitayt modification(s) or addition(s) required, tali 30 jas. ..,.1113S1 41li .Ia &Jo and the party receiving the request must ,LAS 131 1. (t412:+ ai 1. respond thereto within 30 days) or as may p4L-41 bjk.wealt oak.; be agreed in writing) whether the „gall L.i}ag 41:i3S1.11 ,:41.4Layi response is an agreement to or a rejection of the said modification(s) or addition(s). In case of agreement to proceed with the ij.bi_mal 4_.1 taa i 4.-aali 4.1c JUDD jla 41 modification(s) or addition(s), the Second „la .._._4..3 --_,L1L-4i ikiLayi 3I -Nr-:11 Party must submit a written proposal for its rates concerning the proposed pp -li 3c. Vs& Lai jai rain 4 2 411 mall 3 ..Laja.11 .:..tit—:/yi pil--..a.yi i l -N: ...-.11 modification(s) or addition(s), and once -.›.1, .;U)/; kill ‘)LI -I J.,.."2 i) to EFTA01090623 full agreement is reached concerning the ale Eiji :sou:ay' tatalayi j i modification(s) or addition(s), such 4.13-14 klas•IY 1441:6 agreement shall be reduced to writing by LCJ' lski o-i1)41 NIS virtue of an official addendum signed by Isaal Y tas,, shi ti az' rat , the legal representative of each party and shall be appended to this Contract, and constitute an integral part thereof. Unless the modification(s) or addition(s) '.1)11 aq A14- 4) .)-14'61.I (-9 is expressed in a written request and is tat Zip A' malls PAL.:271 responded to in writing there is no liability on either party to proceed with '4)1a 1 dic 441).)--a ‘ol 4414 ,;41: 6 si3sidt ‘.13.14 ,j o Lai 41 the said modification(s) or addition(s), which shall not be complete unless ",'_;zi l Y! 4J.LS ‘:Lois expressed in its final and legal form and 13* ce. 1,)A Y 4 1.011., made an integral part of this Contract. In case of any contradiction between any el—Sai Cr es Csi _Z 4.1 4,1 provision of this Contract and the new Aot_..41 _pi -Nj , /430 :111 modification(s) or addition(s), the First a ts.i 444.11 :::towayt Party may choose the text that will apply or prevail. AA) Al :JAL:v.4z 4. /145111 (Jab Each of the President of the Principal 54—4.) 11 09-ji L.)•• jS ga;a_oin Committee and the President of the Sub- es_Asaij 0, 11 Adc5i3i :ft:4) Committee for Purchasing and Projects J.113 41 are hereby authorized to sign on any future amendments to this Contract each within the limits of his legal prerogatives. Article (17) (17) iSJ Compliance with the Laws, Regulations Lula Osafile flea all jaw and Bylaws The Second Party undertakes to comply t--Ja4 j1.-SVI4 tiet=s11 ,•i..)1111 4a:9 with all the laws, regulations and bylaws t.—J.+.1 Ai 41 j j a.R.4l Lap, -a...Idyll in force in the State, and all provisions of aleC/1 Lk)) the Decision of the Deputy Supreme ita.D 13* tap JUAll Commander of the Armed Forces referred to hereinabove shall apply to this ;4.13all Le j r aall 4.WI i stijaiD Contract, provided that the general legal 3--AG Litaszi principles in force in the State concerning eia. le Lcla contracts and contracting methods of the 4.41 administration shall apply to any matter regarding which there is no specific provision in the said Decision or in this Contract. Article (1141 118) ;sal Prior Aureements The provisions of this Contract shall roc. :44../4 1 1+ lei ,.)yvii _so' 13* ets,I 4 j ..1 ptpr prevail and have precedence over all prior .13..,,jii ,t...).,,iL_4„ 01_+-a-d_n! 17 EFTA01090624 declarations or agreements, whether 3i :mist j l A'q;S. written or oral, existing between the two •t.Yolnil 1,164 4ilai.. parties and related to this subject. Article (191 0.211-11 11 Settlement of Conflicts )1.1.11 ;41.4 In the event of a breach, the non- J-0 Cul:9* breaching party shall notify the breaching a sal1s...114 3.1a:%! party of the said breach and grant the cc" Ce—d2 1-.)i (30) breaching party thirty (30) days to remedy c.3.-46 „r e Ailts21 the breach. If the breaching party fails to 'e1j:1 03-11 ,S13 ani •=11311 ,D14. remedy the breach within the appointed l_433 3.%1 A.13L2all I a .3 time, a dispute is deemed to have arisen. and the parties shall attempt to resolve the e.)- 111 is) 44.) J. 41! .1.-.1.11 (*az .31-, same amicably. Any dispute not capable ,aa•ust 4.u ...31:.0)..71 4 41 yi eiSa:a11 of being resolved amicably shall be :040.1...ailj &fa 4 4.1i _NI ;a _A. referred to arbitration in Abu Dhabi, the (ADCCAC) A }S.3. 3 United Arab Emirates, at the Abu Dhabi 4.3u,11 ,:opp cp ag La, > sal:if Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Abu Dhabi Commercial Conciliation & Arbitration Center (ADCCAC) in accordance with its rules and pursuant to UAE law. Article (20) (20) Confidentiality The Second Party undertakes to preserve e' :4.1"Jci csk -111."? v 1-1 ) 111 4' 13 the security and confidentiality of all `L'1:) .A-0:4121 59.)41I :4-.11111 technical and administrative data and 4,101 4.ii —lall Jai > ;WW1 ' 3 SA 11/24 41.4 information resulting from and connected 6 :4.)--•• -Pas .,sn ).)IC- 141 ` .11: 0441.3 • kila.s! to this Contract and provided to it by the ZS"' i j11:3 isla• ii 4.r" :4 14i ‘10.1 03- First Party and on the latter's behalf. The :;_fratcyl, L 4).57i3 :tora as y 41 said information shall remain confidential, whether security classified c111-1S1 cish 4114:Aii! or otherwise, and it is prohibited to copy 4;3..!—• ate. j te.'a any of such technical and administrative j)ti..1,.. i ssti data and information, reproduce or keep 3 , kito 31 41...kali 4.4 i f the same in any form whatsoever or %As :As2 u j Iall 4:33Si S13 a, L. cap divulge the same to any third party .(0,111 6.1jag zi.1.34t without the prior written consent of the First Party, whether throughout the validity period of this Contract or after its expiry or termination, otherwise and if the contrary is established the First Party may take all necessary legal proceedings against the Second Party. 18 EFTA01090625 Article (211 121) ial.411 Addresses 114 All correspondence related to this aiis J1.j Contract must be addressed as follows: :41111 y•-111 1. First Party: :41014..ijIall .1 GHQ Armed Forces, 1, Box — gist. a kaill Si A011 :61464111 %:.11 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. -S.141 A.-41.)&11 Cal juy 44, Telephone no. 009712 , Fax no. 009712 009712 :4.2411 009712 . 2. Second Party: :=11 uJO .2 Reflex Responses Management r i silay1 ..-al.)=.511 Reflex Response Consultancy L.L.C., Ill Box 132606, :i_44y...11 .:.,IJL—.)ft .441i yl a 132606 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. .saa.:1411 The parties must notify each other by a--41 4Sis-.1-1114-•as•-.1 registered letter of any change in their ikizi 1/241 ..Ats respective address or upon the change of their respective representative. Lati• Article (221 (22) ;SA Contract Counterparts This Contract has been drafted in four I14 original counterparts in Arabic and 441a CAM' ,A1112-4.9 English, and in witness whereof, the two r ib 41 c j3.1•11 &PI 1.14 parties have set their hands hereunto on .144,%).64 4.14 :4.S.44 Wrap the date first written above and the Second Party has received copy hereof to act accordingly herewith. Article (23) (23)14.411 The Lanzusee .14.111 This Contract is drafted in Arabic and English language in case of any dispute in 4$9.3slali tiorsi ,>.‘a SD 13 -arc* e relation to the interpretation of the t151 cf1 .,13..fa wej contract the Arabic text shall be the &JAI' .0 401-011 reference. 19 EFTA01090626 Signed by: First Party J.)* —4.1..11 zap GHQ r ed Forces ihsaw A.Nfin 4.1.).4yi Of the United Arab Emirates Reflex j4_ '_ 431.4.),a Responses Management Consultancy L.L.C. rr 20 EFTA01090627 ADDENDUM (Al TO CONTRACT NO t ip Fiat! DETAILS OF THE RATES a' ss. swats; ustit.vi aike YR.) SS 5.. raw et" 1 4:6a j jCjkla Cisyla' jt-thjasuidiii 4401 ;IAA tat- J•it, ;Itoj fro e.A.4-4&jaa.a.Ji Liao— Jul' cth-' j ilel. 644 4..11)2Sr C41 1.1 Jatigi 4.3 j (lija 529,166,754.13) J afrbILJZI513 ;611-tbeL-9 a, AA Calith As+ -1 Ilia" Lali jja j jta) Ial j.3 Cjyaai. j WWI (. J.31 , 947 , 333 , 655.20) Costs per person/month Number Contract Total Costs Term in Dirhams in Months 1 Dh. Contact Total Value: Five hundred and twenty nine million one hundred and sixty six thousand seven hundred and fifty four United States Dollars and thirteen cents (US$ 529,166,754.13) which is agreed between the Parties to be equivalent to One billion nine hundred and forty seven million three hundred and thirty three thousand six hundred and fifty five UAE Dirhams and twenty fils (AED 1,947,333,655.20). 21 EFTA01090628 ADDENDUM (B) TO CONTRACT NO. 0 1 aiall (4.) aal. LIST OF BENEFICIARY UNITS Ishil.....I1 asa_614.1 :1/4 " ...M.11 Ql...eall isaj11 ti....I ‘,1.1..... I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 II Name of Unit Services Provided 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. , 22 EFTA01090629 ADDENDUM (C) TO CONTRACT NO......... (c) TRAINING COURSE COMMENCEMENT CERTIFICATE Taro , quo ;44..A.14 3.34.4 The representatives of the Armed Forces supervising ,,ca 4:.siiS•11 A's" Abe 4-14 the training that Mr. has started on to tisisiti alai al organize the training courses of the Personnel ire t4+31 imj .s11 working for them in , subject of Contract no. saga , for the numbers stated in the attendance sheet attached hereto, and thereupon the periodical 4- 1) ;esti C-1.3 installment has been paid to the Second Party. -4.01:411 In Witness Whereof cit' Lula' 1.4-t! 3 Representatives of the Armed Forces supervising the :44.9_O11 : n ail %sic 4:9i j '...1.11 W..11 zal training course (Authorized) Rank Name Signature Rank Name Signature 23 EFTA01090630 ADDENDUM (D) TO CONTRACT NO. COMPLETION CERTIFICATE The Directorate/Command of hereby certifies that Reflex Responses Management Consultancy / L.L.0 has provided the Personnel and have executed e apazu all their obligations under the Contract no. • A) • Y.? V. Al ;II ttle In Witness Whereof Commander/Director of , or his deputy Name Signature 24 EFTA01090631 ADDENDUM (El TO CONTRACT NO. pi, all (-4) Ltyala ADVANCE PAYMENT GUARANTEE kaat No. : Date : With reference to Contract no. , entered into on 2010, between GHQ Armed '2010 — `c±.)1:4 Forces/Directorate of ,■ Box :1141 ..T13 , Abu 6 Z.S.41.11 Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (hereinafter Sa--+:141 referred to 1J1—.71 441; as "First Party"), and M/s. Reflex LLC ••• • LJA2 ,■ Box WS. NO , Abu Dhabi, United Arab Em Fan) irates (hereinafter referred to as "Second Party") .O.2 .Reflex LLC , for the 4.1) -1111%,J provision of services to the Armed For A.)0.11 ,:at j t.71 ces; and pursuant to Article (6) of the above (6) szl...11 IA) mentioned Contract, We, the undersigned, hereby und .1.131 4: jy3y,11 ertake to ON.C.i 441! F6a31 place at the disposal of GHQ Armed Forc ;alai es, Abu (labia Dhabi, the sum of Dirhams , representing 20% 144 4).• X 20 St/. 4.,411 • e a -,4 of the Contract value, as guarantee for the • :‘"Aali advance kiit.-64 Lard.. 4.2l, k.alk.all &milli 31-46.1aS payment, which guarantee shall take effe ct as from the date on which the First Party transfer s the sum 644.11 -IDA Jill aula 4:41 slat?' to the account of the Second Party. This guarantee shall be unconditional and payable to the First Party upon the latter's first writ af-Ci 6:0 lir1/4•4 CS") CA ten demand without referring to the Second Party prov JP' 6-kJ-Jali .1)391 kii.S4 asp lc JPI ided that the demand states that the Second Party 541-1••,31 failed to it•tin j.).1131 asn ti*) ara execute the terms and conditions of the Con .)_31) 33111 41 J.d 01.11i tract. This guarantee shall remain valid thro ughout the la--a jai j l ia validity period of the Contract and shal CM l be gradually Z.-1W reduced according to the quantity 4.-cl Li!! of services 6:41.6.1Al ipw ‘ric. 4416 provided pursuant to the Contract and ;‘,•114 aSsi until Abu Dhabi Finance Department confirms the 3aaall I 4 .4.11) ‘atill aa.0 execution of t e4411 3 the obligations against the sum paid . a) cj_ts? , then, the , s .1! 4:Aaria ottINI guarantee shall expire with the complet ion of the services without returning the guarantee to the Bank. If the execution of the services is not complete within the deadline fixed and no noti 3 1.11--a.41 %.1 21 „Ma. ce is sent 1.4 zis ICI regarding the cancellation of the guarantee, this 01:11 4)L1) .)1.1b&! ‘,ci 3..) guarantee shall be periodically and C.uao automatically )!•l—`j1 14:1 6:61P3 411 renewed until a confirmation is rece J":1 ived from the 431 4.1c. ,..na4 6 4.311 :0.661I Jayl Director General of Accounts, Abu Dha bi Finance Department, stating that the provision of the ap.S4 c.÷66,14 0L1,u 11 is complete or that all the amount paid services in advance Lisa. 4e,f k elt+.11 has been recovered 25 / EFTA01090632 Name of the Bank: Note: : This guarantee shall be issued or confirmed under j1 '413r-.1lj 3l4—..;:a 134 ZS)3, the letterhead and full responsibility of a bank :;“_15z 41 klasli 4,1.1.11 a..S1 operating in the United Arab Emirates. 26 EFTA01090633 ADDENDUM (Fl TO CONTRACT NO. 0)41111 (0 dais No. Date : GOOD PERFORMANCE BOND pI eya With reference to Contract no. , entered into ,A.4 '2010 eti--31 et) on 2010, between GHQ Armed Forces/Directorate of 4d.4-1.1 sitla 4:AA , Ill Box , Abu Dhabi. United Arab Emirates (hereinafter referred to 44.1! Judd%) :$40,4D .:Jt j uys 44 , y i as "First Party"). and M/s. R2, Box .M/s. Reflex LLC f aft; 4-11 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (hereinafter L 4L,A11 91 6 • • 3 43 referred to as "Second Party"), for the provision of (•4011411 4.4.4 VP 4 j u.a) services to the Armed Forces; and pursuant to Juasi (8) lout Ca, . W..,9 Article (8) of the above mentioned Contract, We, the ay a~aai •Ual 4)324631 Cp.:, 6 0106/ undersigned, hereby undertake to place at the disposal of GHQ Armed Forces, Abu Dhabi, the sum j4 :LILL•65443i U1 . 411 11.6411611 Lac 11 sammijaa0:1 ea, _A of Dirhams , representing 10% of the Contract ou_Sti 10 1 , 4 coa /140' value, as guarantee for the performance and • 46 )• 4_00 4 15 execution of the Contract terms and conditions. This guarantee shall be unconditional and payable to the First Party upon the latter's first written demand ,)A la% without referring to the Second Party provided that JP jmailS u .S,91 jS 3l 44L1.11 the demand states that the Second Party failed to Astir: ix= u.)611 t.*.)11 urr execute the terms and conditions of the Contract. mall ay, 3.1a“ This guarantee shall take effect as from the above 13—al mentioned date and for at least 90 days following the 014.1)I ..ta4 1.4.0 90 cp ssi v 6 eU J...4 1411 expiry of the Contract validity term. SiAA ;44.1.51.3 If the execution of the services is not complete j Saa—a &1 4 JSS N...AS 0 4 Still J.S ICI within the deadline fixed and no notice is sent .11-4.11 6 j.....k.11 clal! aU1 4:,)j ai regarding the cancellation of the guarantee, this guarantee shall be periodically and automatically 4:>. 144st. uit jjji :JSt i Cf...J renewed until a confirmation is received from the 4_J 0.4 44.4i xpaii :Jayi Z.S4Lball elual Director General of Accounts, Abu Dhabi Finance t+. /14 4 laj ai Department, stating that the provision of the obligations have been fulfilled. This guarantee shall be returned upon fulfillment of the obligations. PA? Li511 Jaaali I ait Name of the Bank: Note: This guarantee shall be issued or confirmed under :1 /41131 ' • 27 EFTA01090634 the letterhead and full responsibility of a bank L_31) 4.i :davit operating in the United Arab Emirates. 28 EFTA01090635 ADDENDUM G STATEMENT OF WORK „i _hat; °WI La, JUL%It js Each of the Annexes listed below is by this reference hereby incorporated into the SOW. Annex A — Qualifications and Positions of Staff Personnel Annex B — Work Breakdown Structure Exhibits A-D Annex C — Fees and Projected Payments Schedule Annex D — Equipment List Annex E - Cost Annex F - Analysis of Option B, Para 3.2 SOW Deliverables (New Task Order) ACRONYMS and INITIALISMS Administration and Logistics ALOC Annual Work ;es ischo Plan AWP Anti-Terrorism/Force .4 4- 4i i Protection AT/FP Communications 4.0 4, _yak. Element CE Command 4040" 4 Post CP '0 EFTA01090636 of 4,oldiv # Oi ji ve. Contingency Plans CONPLANS o dai.:"41 Jos Explosive Ordinance Disposable EOD &salient Government Furnished Equipment GFE ‘.ii y + . I 'Sail ‘).• rusial Government Furnished Material GEM isMi cip.ii 4:J131114611 :i.Sietitslall ; jail Headquarters & Headquarters Company/Troop HHC/ T a r4,47/4,44-iioili 4 .L 43Apitt..15.1) High Frequency/Very High Frequency HF/V HF 2-cri c.iijavt Intelligence -2 Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance...ISR Logistics -4 Medical Evacuation MEDEVAC Military Intelligence MI Maritime Interdiction Operations MIO Operations -3 Program of Instructions POI Personnel Administration S-1 Subversion and Espionage Directed old va v/ 4tio.. 30 EFTA01090637 Against the UAE SAEDA Signal/Communications -6 4 .1.4 4i1 Security Support Group SSG Standard Operating Procedures SOP Statement of Work SOW Table of Organization & Equipment TOE r a _A; Tactical Operations Center TOC ca r . 4" The Contributing Nation TCN Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures TTPs United Arab Emirates UAE Unit Table of Organization and Equipment UTOE Work Breakdown ugive.A4u Jac•YI So Structure WBS INTRODUCTION The Client has determined that a need rt ill krits'A 0.1! 4tali a py, 4414 J+all exists to provide an independent unit for elk 3fiii .e.1•141 . 44L."11 4 .1.1 1 security support operations internal to the CSeia 11.14.}14 /141-k4i it:001." 4:1A country of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). L"./ aPLAI .)31+Z - 4.1.)1"4 „Lisa J 1Asfi...all This unit will be staffed by expatriate personnel trained and mentored by expatriate Contractors and will be directly EFTA01090638 subordinate to the Military Intelligence (MI) section of the Client. The intent is to develop a Security Support ; ill 3 it tal e" at'..30÷•;i3:1 .34.31 Z .34 O.O 4 J..11 i .:33S3 - e Group (SSG) core, which in coordination as. :xi: with the Client's objectives, be able to to+ LJ'A .&a31 ri.,Su ri" operated independent from formal command and support structures ji throughout the UAE. The SSG will be such that it shall be scalable, capable of expanding in size and or mission profiles as determined by the needs of the Client. In support of the intent, the Client will Josoru kols C.A.J-Ca? JIAalt •.5•25.-D CiJia:a3 3,41 j aait establish a Client Coordination Cell for %. .:1-Vt4,4+ Lasi LOA ael•11 . integrated support and Command. The il": 1:11I .1 aa —LI44 Contractor's training and advisory staff and .3 'sic aelz" the SSG will utilize the Client Coordination -ire.-puli,“ .0 1-4 eau_A Cell for both support from and liaison to the .343i41 l 4-1A-441‘12 j j 4 4431 &AI Client. The Contractor will develop, maintain, update and implement the program as required. The Contractor shall also at the direction of the Client develop additional training or capabilities to support the Client's objective. 1.0 MISSION OBJECTIVE. The Mission Objective of this program is to sa.a.j . j)133 jai c..1:y411 j.......1.14.11 provide a dedicated Special Security force kii411 40:6Ni eta jai; - j.111 - 4 21 :4441 1 CJI:3 all " All j L,1_,11;4,111 which, on order will provide Security W1 ,:.11JUN .a1)/4111 Support for critical infrastructure, sensitive regional sites and personnel for the United Arab Emirates (UAE). 2.0 SCOPE. .2 2.1 Contract Objective. lila auk 1 The objective is to stand up, train, develop e" 4 %P+ . rtaiittliji isiioul! .1-.41 and support a Security Support Group (SSG) .01;154 mioliS ;Sul eaabiel . "aysuall cola% for the UAE to increase their overall et j eaaJi j ag 41151.1 grial capabilities to provide a trained and CajLial professional security presence, enhance public security, and support the operational direction of the Client's command element. EFTA01090639 clan ‘sit. 4.14:41,bc.a O.4)33S:i The SSG will be responsible for nationwide security support that A4-4 •=6- 314 S 1A Li0SL 3 k consists of the following (6) essential tasks: • Conduct Security Operations 4 1.1/411 /3 e'41 • • Conduct Stability and Support 'Ill 3 • I'14 1 Z-414•4 ?14-111 • •1 /4i1 41 Operations • Defend • • Conduct Cordon and Search ti-Al • • Conduct interagency & Joint .2151.1.11 et. c_k41.4,41 • Operational Support • and other duties as assigned by the h3A"3"43 tiZ.,J y tte-g, t•LAI • Client 2 2 Basic Contract References. ,Lilso...)Zi .2.2 The Statement of Work (SOW) establishes 4.1°JO)" 4A1.411 jai )-4a‘11 Cf.* C.6 klY. 4:1-1-”111,.callj.~la..il •rs:UA:th ZIP-‘A the requirements for the Contractor to 3'44+431 provide support in the areas of Training, 7.:aLlieil C." 4-3•'. 321 _I ;i t* _I °SA Equipment and Logistics Support; Professionalism and Leadership, Management, Administrative and Program Support. 2.3 Period of Performance. 4 12 "A .2.3 Contract is for 5 years: June 2010 _HU 31 2010 3+134 Zr “ 111, 1- 5 null through 31 May 2015 2015 3.0 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS i bitT .3 3. 1 Security Support Group (SSG). /140-141 ts-111;stia?-4 .3.1 The Contractor shall provide a security e4,-% "51 matu" ae.143 ' support force of an appropriate size to --1,37-5 A 1-4.1(rai-J"ri.).(3 16 • LI'l ."-.•4 11 accomplish mission objectives. Develop and zl }Sit ‘).• aSial r4 -.1i t , jois.ti establish the essential task lists while J 11 •:}141.A. 1>i1 of aUtai•all identifying supporting individual and -11 -714 34.1.11 ..:451-• k:Ja ssivw . •L41.1-3 collective tasks to ensure that selected Atsazi 4-4.1_,J1 ‘). „4si individuals have received prior military z.-4-11et .2113 A•tre- 114-blixiD $9431 )..utali4 sac j j 14ill j aia training and served in field units for a :CODA j ` 1:• 4H 14 1 r te J -N,11‘a minimum, of two (2) years. The Contractor iij i.1) j ,..hull 3 —aisllinlat shall be prepared to provide additional :JP .40+ ual ku11,411 i-21-1*-11 numbers of personnel if required. The T-N•a•Irt3J144•11 ,A114} 4 12 EFTA01090640 Contractor will also develop the • j a 10.1,6A1A3 ' I ZiWall 1-ii -1•4i I 3 MAD ..:5:("5 .,30.41 organizational structure of the unit to support the stated mission with regards to action units and all required support elements, as well as develop a program structure to provide management of all training and mentoring coordination, curriculum development, scheduling, facilities management and other elements as required to support the development of the SSG. This effort will result in the Contractor providing a qualified staff, capable of accomplishing the stated goals and tasks in identified facilities at the direction of the Client's requirements. 3.1 1 Training Program and Advisors of oil 4 443rith cals.11I 3.1. I the SSG. The Contractor shall conduct in-country J j bela..11 e•jia-) /4 3,6. 11riki. assessments, training and supervision in 054 ...r 1211 ▪ J1L ;is.*••?-• ' 1/21.3.1:1 J ;'-111 ll .9:1•••• order to execute the Client's security missions. The Contractor shall be Li-al :J.1)1-'11'401 J :Al 3."11 ▪ .431V1 responsible for mentoring, training and 311 .$634 3 iii31-41 _32,34 •±11:5 .-30 all J 4,r) 4.14i 44. 511 •Za' 1.1)41 jai .1.1) management of the SSG. The Trainers and Advisors shall work with both SSG and the z•-•\ aesais 4 6141 ,4c)4?-411 Client to develop the SSG doctrine and command staff structure in order to provide the capability and procedures to effectively administer and execute the Client's objectives. The Contractor will develop a training schedule to support mission objectives. The Contractor shall establish a structured •=s1>IV .1-41‘1.aia rt:014 PL."' "kr' program that will build foundational skills i,iziZ4 jliaail j .:.Art÷all within the individual technical fields UI ":"14•13:1 C91%; 3 air," apa•D 3 .1/4 .31 11 e.t.a ke.' A*4144) .11 required to accomplish the mission. The .1113 .s r )V.i wasi ija+di jaa4 Contractor shall continually assess, recommend and update any training needs of the SSG. The Contractor shall work 3••••••,65 3 4 1.1.)Sil l 3 0-1. .1-% 4V :41- SY .rIc• 4.-)a..1/421 4÷%5111 directly with the SSG staff to assist with aspects of their duties and responsibilities, quality of life, and training and development. Initial mentoring objectives shall at a minimum, include the following: • Individual Skills assessment. boaCall . EFTA01090641 • Establish Effective teams at all levels. 4.ILS 4.6 UPI ,:joS5 • • Equipment integration and utilization. . . ttassail cal • • Execution of critical individual and #t•4 31 "L33.31 LaLlsli 4 41% 4:6 • collective tasks. To facilitate the above, the Contractor shall &Lai. 'Us& )0/4 e _4.41 Jj la,% 1 Jski. tuta.aai. eaubl.; I j la7 develop a detailed Execution and .:911.1" 1 3.)1,All zfls as 3 Management plan and Program of Instruction (POI), including training plans, training schedules and resource requirements. 3.1.1.1 Training, Assessment and Delivery. •ti":11 r l .3.4)4213.1.1.1 (Annex B Exhibit B) The Contractor shall establish a system for -11) i' 3 4 2r . I risi Jaq le:Aal SSG personnel assessment, training and the A.?iL real -,916• 11 Jsmit Sras _I to+ WI requisite organizational structure to •Claii+11 support implementation of the program. 3.1.2 Training Support and (1) (, 4) air) .40.0 41/)1.11 t." 312 Administration. (Annex B Exhibits A, C ((a) i(t) & D) The Contractor shall provide support for the ` 13.31:111 -111 reak• aeLAII training and administration of the SSG unit oa:}31 J."4.eaiii LAS Ste+ Lail 4,3 as required by the training and deployment .11.1.411 schedule determined by the Client. 3.1.3 Equipment and Materials. (Annex ((a) jay) j 3.1.3 D) The Contractor shall conduct a review and j...11 j j ;64.1) . Jas..) aµ5.11 assessment of the required equipment and 4.1.3 j ;soil xl1 j ;i4jlia.li material that will be needed to outfit and j srau‘Ali :Lai rail .4..C.14 . 11 .614S j 1.+1.+4 support the SSG in their mission and the j .tlt ,:j.• 31audi ):L/Zeal j Contractor staff. The recommended approved equipment and material list will be provided to the Client for acquisition and procurement. 3.1.4 Operations and Force Integration. .:441all 3.1.4 Z≤+a . The Contractor shall provide oversight and j eya.? 0 .4 mentoring of SSG planning, training and tie! CA-11" 11 41i 3...x11 j .104a 3 6:1/2.1 1-4 execution of operational missions at the • I tie Azi a 3 Stoll direction of the Client and its' designated ailalt a ra‘ EFTA01090642 command authority in the most safe and economical manner. The Contractor shall maximize integration us{ V.i Cjp izl4J.? j 4.iseiI between SSG and Client's personnel and .45%3 agencies wherever possible. 3.1.4.1.Deployment Process. The Contractor shall be responsible for the 4r, vai ;;.44zikilat. - I ,:JA r•—• avi;m1 SSG deployment process from home station -4-14.11 r c ill k JA*4 to the SSG compound. The Contractor will jl ij i ,:ji aSta jam! *UZI Liao , coordinate with the Client Coordination Cell j4:1 j to ensure all necessary customs / immigration paperwork, Visas and transportation is scheduled and processed with the appropriate UAE officials prior to arrival. 3.1.4.2. Language Training. '1 44.,21 3.1.4.2 The Contractor shall provide in-service j oi i ! ze s..11 English training and sustainment testing of ;c,.3.. 1,1tr 2„a i.31C.)134iT , ;Y.:AO% 55G personnel. The English Language in 'La? LAO service training minimum objectives shall .1 1 )i )44÷11 41i 1 11 1 "may ' include preparing SSG personnel to meet "11) +!)+Y1 4.113 til 3014.$ J,-41 English language proficiency standards ( (leaders only). 3.2 OPTIONAL REQUIREMENTS ' 1,4121. 31 .3.2 The Client may exercise all or any of the , $Ji c;i_maii JS Sae. following options to staff and support JS.4114 j eg..11 current and advanced operations tot...13 3.44).411 4 -.141 j Iy appropriately. The Contractors shall provide and maintain qualified personnel in support of this contract and exercised options. 3.2. I OPTION A- SSG Aviation Support v;wiv.iJ4n 11 rr-,11 - JI•oill 3.11 The Contractor shall develop and provide -0-1) 4.* re" 3A oz. >?.?"4 -4-'26•11 an aviation support capability to the SSG as 4 )O %ifs ` it - 4+ Jai directed by the Client. The aviation support z_a13 •=i141..11 ez•J capability shall consist of operations and logistics support for rotary and I or fixed wing aircraft as determined by the Client. The aviation support capability will be j MEDAVAC )11."5 ,..k. IJS:i 4,41 ez•-ill :yet / :.)JS:' capable of providing MEDAVAC and ISR : j ai' j _ha cli.?...:a1:3 ..-.4ljaUal kgitati SIAS personnel transport for rotary wing and 4 14 rl~l vi Apia „Jai ;Pit, EFTA01090643 basic ISR capability to the SSG. The ;Jain :i43,13aall .4:0:41 4ai,11 64.1.41 Contractor shall be required to conduct an 6" 31 .14114 ""alt? nil ; l te.41 assessment and analysis of the required support and infrastructure for the aviation capability and shall assist in the development of plans, policies and procedures to support the overall aviation efforts of the Client. 3.2.2 OPTION B - Advance Mission j ai k..atian ag.j.tan (y) j.ss. 3.2.2 Training (executing now need new OOP task order) The Contractor shall develop and provide a.' 11443 £1 s 4W41 advance mission training plans to allow the >. 44. 0.1 SSG to attain advance capabilities as SW! cat+ii directed by the Client. The advance mission training capability will oat 20 6:3* S be capable of providing the SSG with sniper, :4•• JEOD 3" kaliall .9 0 12 • a 4+ Jjall Zaff*.j.3 j i &S/1 3 %..30ail EOD, scout I surveillance, military working dogs and other capabilities as directed by 4-331-iielaitl -14.1•11 6,1 :SI '•-i.r• S -' `,A3...All 4. 311• 411 k..63: 3114a. j the Client to the SSG. The Contractor shall :ale% _Ai .61.:a jt o..-) 1/2,i - c.u...k.? be required to conduct an assessment and .4+ 0 ,41 0 .1 isi? 31111 real analysis of the required support and infrastructure for the advance training and shall assist in the development of plans, policies and procedures to support the overall advance mission training of the SSG. 3.2.3 OPTION C — SSG Maritime Support .1-4A ri islz) ji rasa - (E) kill 3.2.3 (executing now need new task order) (44 The Contractor shall develop and provide a .:4&61 4).4 CaLlY ..)4)144 (44 •-kr• Maritime Program to allow the SSG to Z4411 4i cit-Aic 5 •• '14:0-111eta 44. 0-1 conduct training and operations in the .,..-ska-c..41 •k tra z•J"1.1.4kikisa-P aa-.11 littoral and maritime environments of the UAE as directed by the Client. The maritime program shall provide the yl 4..ri ;AI suack 4.)41 SSG with the capability to conduct basic ZJI Jell ;c3...Likil $.33k...ail 301 Calba4 small boat operations and seamanship, -Si; 3 *--nij k..*•ti 3 4 -341 .33"D 4.a..JAZ ; +.434 1 Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO), Ott ay •#••••.% 3thil ;‘3-34; .: 11 0;2°4 ..35141 Securing Oil Delivery Stations / Platforms .;,_:'J e454 ?Ca ayasi . uat ;6...DWI cal _AI j al et...1i and other maritime specific capabilities as directed by the Client Government. The '40 1•Q•iistli "L`jx11 •11114.411 lzS 3 4 -33•431 C‘sel-Asli llaill jjytti sol ;-lc e :LA& ult Contractor shall be required to conduct an ec.a3 cilol a.)/1 :SaLl...11 j JSS 4 j aa &L.DU assessment and analysis to determine the .i.p. yd ....$41 - . ..3.4" deer‘ 11 emission tasks, requirements and capabilities of the SSG Maritime Program as 17 EFTA01090644 well as required equipment training and support infrastructure and shall assist in the development of plans, policies and procedures to support the overall Maritime Program of the SSG. 4.0 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. .4 1. 1 SSG Camp (A) (I) ir) OA 0 01 .4.1 The Client shall provide a base camp to <4.0/ billet, feed and provide basic comforts and c.c.z j life support. Client 4. 1 . 1 Medical and Dental Services. kislan 411 The Contractor shall provide basic medical .11)5U A".4.1....,/41/1:4.11:_tosli mat? e services to on site personnel. Service ;4.„3.11 s tc. 1 aali..11,-)3S.....3 ani ,131,11 provided shall be of a level suitable to treat A..1.441 3 Lek ..);aly."11 common ailments and injuries. 1. 1 .2 Arms Room and Weapons L.)3121 3 ;43.1.."/1;lifr 4.1.2 Storage. The Contractor shall develop Standard 4 53 CJI‘ I.* adj6Ail Operating Procedures (SOPS) and maintain _4 jai;'rte: c. ..A.al..1/4j1;6i.A *el& Arms Rooms. The Client shall provide .441% kosii sufficient storage capacity to accommodate weapons and ammunition basic load requirements. 4. 1 .1 Warehouse Management and ▪ ,Loiss..11 4. 1 .3 Quartermaster Services. The Client shall provide a warehouse of j•Lck, 34+-4 i ;6111;•-•t--A 3:1 j3S-• 1.. 11 )31' sufficient size and outfitted with j j 3.1t4S j • 4-A1J c>1)"1.11 appropriate storage racks, shelf decking, 44. ..)•11 LYI CJSIA leaa e storage cabinets and material and security. —54)4,11 The Contractor shall manage the SSG warehouse and perform quartermaster duties. 4 1.4 Site Security Services. &Jail 4:JAI aius& 4.1.4 The SSG shall provide site security services „lc Jr, _kr., 24 hours per day, 7 days per week; this bey...),I 414 i 7 ;Lt.. 24 requirement will be incorporated into the .44, O.1 O41 C.1÷.1.1ii.:4,..)11 oi yb SSG's training and duty cycle. 4.1.5 Communication Support. ez-a 4.1.5 The Client will provide based on Contractor 1 EFTA01090645 recommendation sufficient functional jai j aj..1;141.1i j je i dssi communications equipment to allow for .04•11 JS-04-411 safe and secure conduct of the operations present at the camp or during field evolutions. 4. 1 b Vehicle Operations and "ran J iliA2,5 4.1.6 Maintenance. The Client will provide -mission related ia4-tll ail. transportation for all SSG personnel and j j i ;SS! Contractors. J.I.? Waste Management. The Client shall provide all waste removal •="as ,k0/54 esiJ from the SSG Camp site. is--- 5.0 OTHER PERFORMANCE J..)1•11 J-011 Jo—.'LS .5 REQUIREMENTS. 5. 1 Ethics and Legal Policy. j .5.1 All Contractors shall be subject to local 1..,•-a.si aji i.)+406.31 ,..rk 3:AP laws, particularly when it comes to illegal or ;LC 3, faji JO- Jima JAS" 6 6:9 l-kLia 414—cots unauthorized substances or items. The 44-'2-" 1I ...rk "7141.1 . J•alatil Ji c.)•••34 JO' JI Contractor shall document and hold =t1-ti La"' ZS. ..j Z-1313 accountable all employees and sub j.15 aelall 6-415 ..21,1-.1i .1c1y!£J.l.~.'.1jl~ll Contractors to a comprehensive ethics code -15-14 At÷ll ly eta.? LILO cLaci of conduct. The overall goal is to ensure •AaN.A!li Cal.)41 that the team members supporting this cji 4.111 effort continuously cast the program in a excyl professional and moral light that will hold ta'Ssiji tal k.. kbvtII ca .; up to the level of media scrutiny. The •Cja4iii t A/a- Contractor will put in place a system for accountability and disciplinary actions that will be taken in the event of violations. i.2 Linguist Requirement. ca'141114 .5.2 The Contractor shall provide and manage 3 LS. 12 4itS .1-1A ;Jai j ts:?* .~..s.11 es.4 the appropriate number of Contract J •=,1-.4-41 te-al 3 O•1 :JP 4- 43.41 SS"' St, Linguists to support the required training t. c..)11 j ai evolutions and daily interaction between the SSG force and training support staff. 6.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED j jail .6 EQUIPMENT OR MATERIAL (GFE/GFM). 6.1 Property Management Plan The Contractor shall achieve and maintain 39 EFTA01090646 full control and accountability of Client Lai,.3I zAttaalt ;Lit. 4.1131-41 furnished property (GFE/GFM) during the j 1]? :tic j period of performance of the contract. The „gall ..:AStas Contractor shall develop and implement a Property Management Plan within 30 days of contract award. 6.2 Government Furnished Equipment Lai.11 calas.an .6.2 The Client will provide all equipment, ..:.hts.171 j ZiS material and supplies required to support 41114. I 4,r) LSI WI 3111al 3 r":1/4.37l1 and sustain the SSG and associated co.u..44 (j *az% ._ij.... 3 .144 Contractor staff. The list of all equipment, a-%.3•11 ail' " CD `a1S-341% . JA•13 sia atiali 3 kaqi .1*-4 j tal ifiKa material, to include vehicles, weapons, Oa' .. ...Y121-411 11%311 4-11a* . j_35+ uniforms, tactical gear, etc., will be provide by the Contractor after analysis and review .°.)14% ;6"4 to determine the Unit Table Organization and Equipment (UTOE) for the SSG and will be included in the Execution and Management Plan. 7.0 CONTRACT DELIVERABLES. (Annex B) iLL.91....1 .7 Annexes A through E attached hereto and SAA31 1:4-1 J3tlY11 ( 4) .fils ( I) 4:34 incorporated by reference, work to be 3,4 ail. /41:Jai eAlitz apt, performed under this SOW, the nature of attazi j j all ;Su. the working relationship between the Client oaa4 and the Contractor, and specific obligations of both parties. The Contractor will provide services and 4.15.4 4.0S4 :Sea> n ail? staff, and otherwise do all things necessary .thi _v. LS jail ji for or incidental to the performance of work, as set forth below: Identify all tasks, work elements and j JAZ% AY j 441.ILS objectives of the contract, and timetables ..)*15Jill,4,i.jll J.31 11 41.4 ia? J Les i by which major parts of the work are to be juacii ossi .14.1143 completed. The scope of work may be Jttrw3.2:)iZ)rteJa. 1-•S included within the text of the contract or attached as a separate exhibit as depicted in paragraph 3.2 of the SOW. 40 EFTA01090647 7.I %plat.) Jj&I c-+.7.1 Contract _SILL Deliverable Timeline radVi (CDRL) - Name catil-SI Deliverables ZL.,li .‘1,Y' e‘i..)11 :0.10 Z*6•11 eu_oll Jr* Master Training Y1,Q1, Y2 O1, Y3 O1, :rat% :::-., .divi eo :kat Iasi, j ja fi lil Program Y4 O1, Y5 O1 e..ij li Si....4ii li iiis,.li „by o C Schedule jisi e} :5,...Lia kw' .3,9' Y3 Q1,02, O3, 04 , ,,,,vb „ j i til t o :-.4.ath .A:Lisai Y4 O1,O2, O3, Q4 t,i) j aelli YS 01,Q2, Q3, Q4 .4211 j JP) &up :k40.)1 :c;-.D d.iiii j atIli .3 Contractor's Y1O.1,O2, 03, 04 Progress Report 4,11.0 j ail evil :z...wi so3' IPR Y2 O1,O2, O3, Q4 &,i' , au' , Y3 01,42, O3, Q4 412 i .1,9I t--..1 :,),Vi ti-1, rii; ii_Al Y4 01,02, O3, 04 t..,i,ii ,..tsmii , AT i/ ()Lel Y5 C11,O2, O3, Q4 j „er all i jisji &ill :4.02 .I.I..li Invoices Y1 Q1,02, O3, Q4 0.0 j ::aleill j j itill j alp &JD :.tillli lia..li Y2 O1,O2, Q3, Q4 t oi l; 1 .:Aleali Y3 Q1,Q2, Q3, Q4 % t ) 3 349, efi l :14) 24:1" 31 Y4 01,Q2, Q3, Q4 eilfil iS1 j Y5 01,02, O3, Q4 4.221 i jiyi to' :k.....u.b kl...3i t o„ii , 412 , Execution & Y1, O1,O2, O3, Q4 Management wrap i J.191 d-ti :1/4. 1P 1 -Alai/ ,ill Plan Y2, 01,02, 03, 04 eil) i 41121 j Option B, Para 3.2 SOW Deliverables 3 %yea i JP' C-Oil fAiral .4-1•411 e41jil j •:argI (New Task Order Billable -9 un 3 3.fr tlfi l :Zrai ki"li Mission Completed & JP 3 .tiltIll Analysis dal 3 349' Co si....O ta..14 Manpower Completed eo) , am , Analysis sot' , j,vi evil :24...w ki...si Equipment Completed to) ,,tx.di , Analysis and 432 , Lip' e.i.„1_4,1., :tut* a.6.i. 41 EFTA01090648 Cost Estimate & JD j ilal 5 Wan 5 wail 5 JJS' e J11 fA.512I 'As-11 Training Completed e9I 5 11 5 .2:1312I Analysis and training Plan iiii 4.4 j t.411 J AI 411) Ot.ail 4)141 Cy' 2.i3 ki....A.a..11eisli(.1313; iiiji .34:/! e A-MAII 4..1i6:3 0+4 ei ssa 61A•Ni Wan bit..4 ea c:111 .3' J.)63 4..45:all _sal i 0)44 e5 •stilill 4-1163 4 1 3 2410 1:111 7.2 Contractor Progress Report le 14. I 3-4°r iai-M.A; .7.2 The Contractor shall provide a progress ..:.94A J. is J••c•STI caul . I nig -kr -4.6al report as stated in Annex C attached. Lie " 41 (c) aisai 7.3 Invoices ..)?s13' .7.3 The Contractor shall submit invoices at the end LI. JS ke+i of each scheduled payment cycle. Payment Jr" J tial" 35-A di a* Csis• Terms and invoice schedule are depicted on Appendix B. The Client shall pay the Contractor for providing NA 444 i strai At41.11J44411 analytical services on unit mission, composition, ',Ault' %La j j ri+. equipment and training requirements under Ja Zr• L$ )Ai 4:111calitisb atS3 .3.2 ;;; 11 Ca.) paragraph 3.2. These Client exercised option 4I will be invoiced separately and for each change %air sow j SJa:%11 jpall Liy1. A _saki to the base plan requested by the Client, upon cart acceptance by the Client for the finished analysis. The Client shall pay the Contractor for jAai procurement of equipment, ammunition, cataak.li era; et.A1;iscali c.4sytli vehicles or weapons in support of the results of 4.1014 tiii di al; ;,41.%s11 the analytical products or as directed by the Client on a cost plus fee basis. The Client shall pay the Contractor for the ze4J.3.- Slue 4-44 ,eliii 4teca413 . Jr•71 4Ali .--1,-• hiring of additional instructors or support 4.14i.31 sFi c_i*I _siii "4.41j ai en.) alJel i l ay41—;6! personnel in support of changes to the base 14-"Il 44":11(1., t o 4; 1I I :4„1.,11 a. i 441-el I-'' . plan as a result of analytical products j.5.01 a' l".zoo ‘ developed upon approval by the Client. Al ( EFTA01090649 Annex A (1) Cski- Qualifications and Positions of Staff Project SSG Program Duty Descriptions and eakey Likskji Deliverables Personnel Juiyi Program Management In support of this project, the R2 R2 sj14! e j j.tali tie j kl management will provide the SSG Program sj .s.÷Ji OSA 0.4 j .4 )41 Manager for oversight, leadership and xv+,lai2a—• R2 management of this initiative. Additional R2 personnel will include additional Technical Advisors, Table (1): R2 Support Composition for SSG ri ,r1 ..)! R2 Ls eta zej-Ci :(1) in Abu Dhabi, UAE kNyril sLili tAtil 44+6 Management Personnel Number Program Manager 1 Technical Advisors • Executive Officer 1 • Command Advisor Training 1 • Sr. Staff 11 Technical Subject Matter Experts 27 Administrative Support Personnel • Executive Assistance 1 • Administrative/Logistics 4 Support 1 • Financial/Budget 1 EFTA01090650 • Facilitator Total Personnel 48 SSG Program Manager v. WI OA E-4-1.)/ _44.• Exercises overall program management, oversight and program responsibility for the jrc.... .°1115 "-It! J v. Us% 4.)03 Cali? SSG Training Program planning, .:AA! Les i4.Ji J--..111 %Sees st.11 ..031 6IY1 programming and execution Acts as the 3' us ;Y.0-31 4=A-4.41-411 ki.31•••11 *Uzi. 4h primary conduit between senior-level c_61.:04 'IS j 411•11.4 corporate management and is responsive to the customer's needs. Ensures delivery of the Annual Work Plan (AWP), annual deliverables per the contract, and implementation of the developed Program of Instruction (POI). Deliverables: An Annual Work Plan (AWP) that provides an outline for the equipping and training of I:1!) •-)41 y I 4)A ;+" ° I) ' I JsW ...)4"31 a s t..-11I cc-4U j#1 ,DIY'"' .(y./41/1 eji each SSG Battalion, SSG Brigade and SSG J 43 ) S •A• ) 40'41 Garrison (if required). An outline of the Lots!! j j a y .; 3 Program of Instruction (POI) for the SSG Jsi khali 443J-151i y" 11 LYI Group Staff, Headquarters and ° SC, I j j ai kajj.jillt Headquarters Company, Support Company, ZJI Jill 3 kt• fl ail 'kill .31) 241O•1111 I'L"); .:-IiiLv. %%SS i ll 35 Jail ;Syl j ,er.4 1 Troops and specialty platoons. A training 3 ;=•"111 -1.P4 O,!3.111 synchronization and resource matrix for 1-'51 15 X" SI:1s AI.5*WY1 ajal each SSG Group training cycle that reflects O.1 .3•?•• .>+ 34?-43 ;MU-15133J JS .40 a' the Group Staff, Troops and Headquarters and Headquarters Company training plan. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. A written After Action Report, due 15 days after the completion of each SSG Group training cycle. SSG Program Executive Officer ,44 Support the customer by providing Csal.SIS 3 4 31-17IM administrative and logistics support for the j u st 44j_j3sli SSG Training Program. 3) Law ^41-4÷ith l'ief* ` 61.341 Duties include 66.117*÷iii rliiika411 AA EFTA01090651 coordinating all administrative and logistics 41c) .) 4•••' J utyJl hal••••s ••-a j support with the contract management is:6111 c%•-•11 r41- 1 j 4"•" 6412 (4.44"' team: maintaining budgetary development 4 ."‘ 4 111 4 4 Jr 4+ ..1.41 Lro and execution plans; leave records and schedules, timesheets (if applicable), requesting, receiving and issuing equipment and supplies; facilitating quality of life issues for both SSG Mentors and TCN providers. Deliverables: Quarterly Work Plan that supports the it.k371 :Us& 4.131.31 ;Silt t.4) Ziai Annual Work Plan; Annual SSG Spend Plan ;44.3164P JIyoU 4 J+...aki sus , that includes a monthly breakdown of j .tq required funds; Facilities Maintenance Plan j y i „jet.) Laisil for SSG-Specific facilities; Equipment Life- etSi Cycle Replacement Plan for SSG Equipment; Equipment Accountability System for all SSG Equipment. SSG Command Advisor/Mentor emilJaillc9J611.41 Exercise direct responsibility for the ce4).? i+1)++:" i...?1 4411 Litt' planning and execution of the SSG Training 4:611 3-44+ 411 tale. Ja..?"1 :4 114 611 CS-41.)411 , "'AIJ.1:111 & Fielding Program. Act as the Command a .4+ O‘V ait.,Ikith _)&I zizia Ja i "-i .)611 Advisor to counterparts for tactical At I w jyllHSZI J=4.> of employment of the SSG. If required, j a..3t j „lc accompany counterparts and provide j ilt 4 command oversight during tactical operations. Provide guidance and supervision to the SSG Staff advisors. Provide direct supervision of embedded SSG Troop advisors. Former Active Duty Special Operations Battalion Commander. Deliverables: An Annual Work Plan that provides detailed 4 :11.1.3.1 3 :sea 3c. ji.-ali:11 /3 :411— information regarding SSG training, z-4:1_>4 -Lai. •,,Dasi' ;Sy: j.a a)% -Aril .0 4+ Osi JAI .5112 •--1446; .13I equipping and fielding. A detailed Program 3.3...asi 1 mitISil j .1 1 j 4.43 js.)..3i of Instruction (POI) for the SSG Group Staff, IC / EFTA01090652 Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Z24.u .3111 .rte' 411I 3 4÷ O.3 „jai Support Company, Troops and specialty 4S y 4....):) js j All j sir j jj alt 3S,321 platoons. A training synchronization and .4333441 killj,s :-.)1.41.4t 3 i3ttiall resource matrix for each SSG Group training °J.P kil+1 1-4,33 15 SiS alLS cycle that reflects the Group Staff, Troops .4+ .J61 •::J1-‘ Y4-4 3A ;LC' i a ÷ a/ and Headquarters and Headquarters Company training plan. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. A written After Action Report, due 15 days after the completion of each SSG Group training cycle and tactical operation. SSG Senior NCO Advisor/Mentor 4.0 oiarbte!z— Serves as a CSM/1SG Senior Non- OenitaiGIJQP"4"5,3-*? Commissioned Officer jjt. j j i Advisor/Mentor/Trainer j ..its k j ai for the SSG Groups. I:11.314-411 •DA .334 ."tc3sTiall Knowledgeable in all aspects of 0 414,04j (1111-3 `11141-341 4 141 ;'3-C31C-Ill group operations and management. kr. y."144 rsji,i .341 j Cat)lat I Technically proficient in light infantry •asi-• kill Jail * 11.)-1Z ?la •-rigiSalI individual skills and infantry tactics, -5! J I•21111 •:-Ats.laia ilia! .1 -123" 5 Lka `;:41)" techniques and procedures and specialized .4.O.13/-4-.Iiir -ire() -13g "La •:-13)1:111 Jsalti "314÷ JAI ..31 3 ,fir• TTPs for security & support operations. ji Develop training materials and conduct Ii)) • si- 5 a .1 training and mentoring in NCO duties and jal3L.A.11 fi r st 4:1/ %.41.1 )t j ,):%`11 JJlall responsibilities, leadership, combat operations planning ,341- and management, LIS training management. Mentor/train the SSG senior NCOs in garrison and field operations including TOC operations and field trains operations. If required, accompanies counterparts and provide NCO oversight during tactical operations. Assist Troop and specialty platoon trainers in training NCOs. Former active-duty combat arms Command Sergeant Major. Deliverables: An Annual Work Plan that outlines the jai:1J ja. measures undertaken (to include NCO 4.46:111 zal) ai jj adall Professional Development and Educational ^4)41 ( Iv— z•-• EFTA01090653 Programs) to mentor the Group Command 15-4 5 45°.55111 la" lit 3i -C; Ac•JA-, .../SJ .:4i..0 4:37i A3DJ ;411,1i Sergeant Major and the Group NCOs. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Personnel/Administrative SAD 4 _IA /eke Advisor/Mentor SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer kcys?-41 jiall/016.11 311411 j ..11 A4 ZiWaSI 3'44)41 —i1141 responsible for personnel and ttlai jii ,;‘,„„ecsit administrative functions. Develops training saik-a.a.a. t , eta :iits siya 1„,i materials and trains group personnel staff L4 >i ) /41 ..745-11# 11 4_0-1A th .A4.)1371 officers S-1 section in the full spectrum of 31.01c- J A.L.44 a.. 44-%1I as JS 4,91 e Lisa Zlik duties and responsibilities in the Personnel J Cajlac. tail 133 j :44ft ...tit :41;11 :)1Stit j Administration Discipline. Mentors staff SAI in1J. J .A.V I }al % lt4"•••• r4111 (JaSil principals while training section personnel 441 t.t.i4 A4,11,111*as j .4.:C5X111 „It % in both garrison and field environments to 5AC11 4‘ii4111q Sala .4÷ t-wi 651i C-43.551..5".11 include TOC operations, operations assessments and planning, orders development and military decision making. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides personnel oversight during tactical operations. Provides personnel support to the SSG Program Cadre. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures 4.11 ll )441.1111 vrt fj41.1:40inii; undertaken to mentor the Group Personnel Uai ,:LS ) &La Lill 5 atiCii j .1 Officer and the Group S-1 Section. Develop 1:39 41011 cy,1 0 41 +c a comprehensive personnel management J y ij ill Saki. .( ej1 system and a complete Unit Manning zAsast :J1_Ai. Roster for each SSG Group and Brigade (if required). All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Intelligence Advisor/Mentor I.14.43.....t4...Tha SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. 13-• x r>is .u. usi shd•-• Develops training materials and trains J•Lats•JA4-J 4 1) 1—* Group staff officers and the S-2 Section in ell"? 36:ie.u..a •••j-1&)11 sic' •,uxil sa .,=.1)ccc-vi 47 EFTA01090654 the full spectrum of duties and . k Li -4411)44.J sa....cild Cabe) Cy. JS tit al Jii responsibilities in the Intelligence 4r.ify-1-11 •:•141.44. 3 Z..1:11) 1-41 .VI `:}1414431 Gfi co' 45 Sall - JA.L•12, .P.A.sa-It •=iulac)711.)ai5 Discipline. Mentors staff principals while 441A .; 4)La21 atS:11 .)1.31"1 training section personnel in both garrison 2.O.ktlai ILO ale ab.;Alt a. astali and field environments to include TOC 30, ( cc/id 4.),47 Otki-NI) operations, operations & intelligence f•) 1:19 I )41:6:i1-1 j1 t4 .1.1-o j ry e assessments and planning, Intelligence in; 411:1S .ZCASSI ' at-314• 1‘ Ji& Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB), orders 40+ cad( <Jai C-41..)44 .S1S11 4-11)4:%:"‘VI tall development and military decision making. Ensure coordination between S-2 Staff Section and special platoons (Reconnaissance, SIU, etc.) to ensure full- spectrum intelligence fusion. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides intelligence oversight during tactical operations. Provides intelligence support to the SSG Program Cadre. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures j i42.) ail r3ai' A'z •Is.jaa j t+iSal undertaken to mentor the Group 3 tit+ ,Jai 1.341 4,(-1 4.1/ Owl CALI.34 .31.313:1 Intelligence Officer and the Group S-2 3t4SLal •:+1. 1.3?! -3351.1 J:312.1 . JS-S11 Section. Develop SAEDA Program for SSG ruy, J.2.04 (Jlv" 4f:filial .) unit and Cadre. Develop standardized sks :as:. .4e) <>A 4Yi l /12e1)1:431 33 -Si' alas intelligence report templates and k#11.11 j Sila j 31.ja procedures. Develop cultural awareness kati program for all TCN personnel and SSG training cadre. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Operations Advisor/Mentor 6ti141.1L11 SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. obliakil-S. .4,rt v.l usike• ia+-61 331 1.71.34 e" -4(1" %pi 1411 >MS, .40+ 4.1"1 : •141+0 Knowledgeable in all aspects of SSG j v i 4,24".7-11 Sit operations and management. Tactically ..:1aSti etIl l `-a314^4 C314? tali proficient in basic light infantry tactics, jI-Ati~stali 3 06:" 1.1,34 eta , • •1/4'.34:131 ' /2 techniques and procedures and specialized aN1 3+•••151 MA") TTPs for security and support operations. Z!.311aalli ;4-‘••••2 3.• 141AZ iiia) J-151I U1414,411 4414:4 . ..)•1:131 ;JI'* Develops training materials and conducts 4i 1'J 4 eLla 40+ Wal 4yl Zares61 training and mentoring in staff organization j i Sfditajl .4e 4erhe rewji 4r; and functions, staff coordination and j I 61111142.11 • easti.4 ,b1.13 tit / EFTA01090655 synchronization, combat operations 4+ WI tJal~I~ii ;I-11+ planning and management, resource j ir s oral 0121-11 requirements validation `1414+11 5 11r &IL .); 11 —113 6111 kisI••++ OAT & training 1,<.:<a% management. Mentor/train the SSG Group u si j 31%4 skiS ge?, y.i j ai Operations Officer & S-3 Sections in 1.4ja .1.114 j 40+ O.1 garrison and field operations, including r`tsli vi WI Iy.lel- 1.)y, TOC/CP operations. Serve as primary training & operational requirements validator. Ensures coordination between SSG Staff , Troops, HNC and Specialty Platoons. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operations oversight during tactical operations. Assists SSG Command Advisor as Chief of Staff for SSG Cadre. Provides operational coordination support for SSG Program and Cadre. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures ejl.:11 v e .644 undertaken to mentor the Group .7 3 -U 4lb." kcial4-• 3 C L ataasli 4 1!" Operations Officer and the Group S-3 oi j >31La Laiaji iirla:4 eta .L/-1%41 Ji Jim 4+ Section. Develop and maintain SSG Table of 14 .:11a j kiLciali j Organization & Equipment (TOE) or "Or- Ul J41 bat." Develop training & operational Aj lis? r.4t .jjob al _Al 3 4 ÷ requirements validation process for SSG ela .1 4+ WI 4 1 1=114..)A*41 k+H..)45 ta..1 alia )0.64 Staff and customer staff. Develop detailed .J43+5 .4+ WI ,$i -.I W*I+ 11 4 1 + 111 `743fial training timeline and training plan for SSG j )4 3)41 ?ilk; j c‘41..2 Groups & Brigade. Develop Training j joka,' j SupportRequirements Document and 0 .1 o gi U L eg ...iy4,;.4y6 „kJ, As alp 3 1/4„1033all ,ZILS j management system for all SSG Initial and .:LiS1101 ZA1211 }CIA Sustainment Training. Develop SSG Training and Operational Ammunition Requirements Document & management system. Develop and coordinate integrated Anti- Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) Plan for SSG unit and cadre. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Operations Planner Advisor/Mentor 49 EFTA01090656 SSG Group Staff junior mentor/trainer. EVA? ri4 .,r* us' 0.1 •Azia,%al Direct Report to the SSG Operations ria ..„•••.% osi jj4 .4÷ j ai „ jai i 4:4401 3 .10.4. 1 4÷3i Trainer/Mentor. Knowledgeable in all j ecn• to:iv:Li% ,.:4101.0 yl -.1<:c1II aspects of SSG operations and planning. malt 4:44.4 1.40 Jill 3 Tactically proficient in basic light infantry `rLIJAI 3 ' /21!..}1:111 tactics, techniques and procedures and mks ••=41Aall ..s.Js-t 4).1y11 specialized TTPs for security and support `t4.1.) )1 /t314:4 'a? 37141151:" 1 Lela operations. Develops training materials and 3traitUai 3 cr) wl crl ka 3-4?-4 conducts training and mentoring in staff / 4,:t Zacaat. 314.11 31 .44.1.31,LictlAc. 43 organization and functions, staff k.‘-‘La44 (.3:11 /*SI s ) 3 coordination and synchronization, Joint and 3 4-sAl wl Jat-Si 4 L.Li 11 -4••••11 tz4 t SLS Inter-Agency operations planning & training management. Mentor/train the SSG Group Plans Officer & S-3 Sections in garrison and field operations, including TOC/CP operations. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational planning oversight during tactical operations. Provide operational planning support for SSG Program Cadre. Deliverables: ;LA-.41-a An AWP that outlines the measures undertaken to mentor the Group Plans -1464:11 4-1.0—• kr.re -s, Officer and the Group 5-3/Plans Section. it C'".0" ‘rIlia:" 3:3.3654 941 .3-crs „s i kikii...11 .l Li31 ca....,%.* Develop integrated, Joint & Inter-Agency 4guivraidiy- Ids> .):L0‘4 4Lail Culmination Exercise scenario and support JsasaW ka—J 4yaill 4411 (4,4 0i 31 package for SSG training. Develop 40..J dei-b CS !ali. :CPS JJSJ .4L%11 , j 441;21 contingency plans (CONPLANS) for critical rl,ajalk Zali Si. 3 Ta.)c.1.—.11 3 •Y'j infrastructure or strategic assets as .4ij3101 required. Develop SSG Staff SOP, Tactical SOP and other SOPs as required. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Logistics Advisor/Mentor SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. al)* 31.912:1 Jai 4.s-3•4%••1 "r).)-"it-6-4 Develop training materials and train Group -orielL1 3 .11121 4.-‘344A `TI9-1•1511 staff officers and the S-4 Section in the full J1+-431 4i ..t 5.):Li-sal j •. 14.%1311 4 rios 4)P. a f91•5 spectrum of duties and responsibilities in :sa-ez ••LA:94 4 l .alt the Logistics Discipline. Mentor staff j EFTA01090657 principals while training section personnel . ZJI " 51 j Jai PI Jiljal3 LIL:‘"11 in garrison and field environments to catiili ast-Zi include TOC/ALOC operations, operations assessments 36:11 L.a 3'4'0 "LS c•- • j .( and planning,orders ••?1 development and military decision making. 1-:%5) aLi-14 u.a.a ai' .4.- 111 Ensure coordination and understanding airsS &M between staff sections and special logistics ...r? Jai Jai .AS a elements (Support Company, Maintenance Platoon, HHC, etc.). Serve as the logistics and budget point of contact in support of the SSG Program in the execution of logistics decisions. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational logistics oversight duringtactical operations. Provide logistical support to SSG Program Cadre. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures 4 41;:sSiail .1.±41-1111 J;41.Y‘Li 401JA0 t-}li:; undertaken to mentor the Group Logistics 4N.,'•oitt-lai ;it Ja`.1-4 ":Ilia+%_41I ;ei3" is hajs ..1••?-• Officer and the Group S-4 Section. Develop 344, ,..)„1 /41",1 Ca+ i5 y_ye an SSG Property Book and Equipment a•-• jgui ,:jc Accountability System for all SSG ;.41i-:•-4 a--1:0 5+4 _Mal eta (4 ;4 4,1•0 — •04 equipment. ICW the Operations Advisor, #141 ..16a1I .Z.J1 ‘:}4 JS3 atiPil etal ;Lia2% develop the equipment portion of the SSG 3 :ta 4-15.1 4 Lyii ';•13.3 _atlas? "Or-bot." Develop an SSG Operating Budget ..uaIt £1 "S J,S .(H)th .11,) . 131 ziast.4 sarA.—zi and supporting SpendPlan for each contract year. Develop SSG unit Command Operating Budget for each Group & Brigade (as required). All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Logistics Planner Advisor/Trainer 4.61:,11 SSG Group Staff junior mentor/trainer. EVA! els: .4+ cri )1.41. Direct Report to the SSG Logistics /12„:-.4.,th 4.4 Trainer/Mentor. Develop training materials and train Group staff officers and the 5-4 e4' Sul taja Section in the full spectrum of duties and JS eA, itfil responsibilities in the Logistics Planning j V.. ji if 4,1 "1.,4.c. j1.4.11 j :44.U.11 Discipline. Mentor staff principals while YI 4:41•4.4 j I 51 11 EFTA01090658 training section personnel in garrison and ' . 11 Jail I _I ,31_014 field environments to include ALOC (_)+ 1r33 %:)!) operations, logistics zA11.0 -6+61111 47. # 15 3 .5iSSIS assessments and s≤J 4:"•+3111 laS: 113 e" rJlt '111:4 AIS4:111 planning, consumption rates, orders .44 Oei development, the Logistics Staff Estimate and military decision making. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational logistics planning oversight during tactical operations. Provide logistical planning support to SSG Program Cadre. Deliverables: cilydsal' I An AWP that outlines the measures )143 ,A,40 4itimaz undertaken to mentor the Group S-4 r4iil 1,4asait 4.4„,ituai -A. fras. Section in logistics planning. A etas:a—I , Zsiae,1-4-01. 'aka o gi ogi cacp#A comprehensive, annual logistics Z.11.611 •=it fi lm Lac-t--.l1 .:JI•11-,u71 _I ..J•JJ•131 requirements & utilization plan for the SSG .Z. .).4571 Groups and Brigade. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Signal Advisor/Trainer t it4 i -ta••" SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. DIY ittla4 .40+ crA O ai ;4.•C ) 41%ai jj i ‘ I> 141e164 Develop training materials and train Group ttlai %,c• i „rill—. •-v. staff officers and the Signal Section in the j . ..'"221-0.1"P cs114 sit .:143,1,11 al ail • ,4_)-154 rAil-s44 inus 4.44 full spectrum of duties and responsibilities z.,1.1}? in the Communications Discipline. Mentor _3431. 1 eSil '1.4314c- staff principals while training section 1.: 3"9. 11 etell .>" 2:15 .3 ;4.4 fray .,idyll personnel in both garrison and field kkaail ..)L1 susii „ri environments to include TOC operations, j 3 .44 4,es• ji v ;-11 :2-441..t yis ji operations assessments and planning, orders development and military decision k t' La 'W CAT' 4 139 Nal) •=;101.)*! making. Functions include individual and rizz ,easy' collective tasks in HF/VHF maintenance and base station operations. Knowledge in communications support for Admin/Log and TOC operations nets is essential. Be prepared to train all Group Radio- Telephone Operators on basic radio procedures. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational 52 EFTA01090659 communications oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: Jlwal I An AWP that outlines the measures II Qv JAJJ undertaken to mentor the Group .,a9-4 `a-1.1,364 1 421"/ ' ,LACoal 1t },?•• Communications/ Electronics Officer and eaLki? ?Lail k.als.11 a'pj ati.11 ..:La the Group Communications/Electronics 41! 31..1.4 al) ,r 4 Section. Develop a Program of Instruction, zzLili 4:111 lesson plans and specific training materials 41r j .j .)111 .1..6.‘ Lis J r ti to conduct training for Group CE Platoon 44 41 a#1611 •=-11.)" personnel in the full spectrum of communications functions that support a light infantry battalion. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Law Enforcement Advisor/Mentor SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. -)t-ta -9,6'4 elk. .4+ 4Jai aI &c• Ja4a3 '1-I,}1•461*-• Develop training materials and train Group ; al•S in-14,)-15. 4-iausai staff officers and men in the full spectrum pia?. .5 i 3 .+?Sii? :4114.4 . I Calik,I.sell ,:31.4÷1,11 JI of duties and responsibilities in the Law 301)5 al _MI y * I. (.41,4 •:)1.141 44i-1. 1 ..)41 4÷%illi .4".! y 40; Enforcement Discipline. Mentors staff ( 4les) 6)) Sal l' .31+6 .1 ait '1J'151' JegOt? Lima principals in law enforcement theory, elairi 9 1/4 )•y' ••al _)121/41 ;4-.2•%" practices & TTPs. Provides direction and jekll ;n al asai supervision for Troop trainers regarding all law enforcement training. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational law enforcement oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures a') ye 4yi undertaken to mentor the Group Staff in ` 1‘1" 4)11 .L114111 314123 ;4 c• ja?-411 Law Enforcement doctrine, a.414 4.1e- imis; tactics, technhniques *AiLS .4310113 j 4-* 0.! os! at.,-*-• and procedures. A Jam' ...to „pc, Ja.los comprehensive Law Enforcement skills :Ati-ii,W71 %4ll1, 1;4ilail training plan for the SSG Groups and Brigade. All lesson plans and supporting EFTA01090660 instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Special Investigations Unit (SIU) (as i 0.1) 4oul ulLtiill iaaj eltuatiL.I:LAA Advisor/Trainer SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. z's• Je.)4 riv .4+ usi taA re-4 Develop training materials and train Group I;AS Jt..% jil j kcy*aill ‘7411.1 441.All staff officers and men in the full spectrum e j eUi..; „Fa .L.')L4. j el,14 1 j ajsiai of duties and responsibilities in the Special :44•1--aa4 (y.Yi e..) 1 1) ai i Investigations Discipline. Determines ii+14 _gin - 1'ilAn required capabilities, training & equipment JN.s. needs for all SIU requirements. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational law enforcement oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures J ejLial 4n. _04a 4jiHai undertaken to mentor the Group Staff in Special Investigations doctrine, tactics, technhniques Si j •L'JI Jet! and procedures. A .44 -6" .14:411 1 44 comprehensive Special Investigations skills yjLaYl4'1A? } Sit j Z'1.11.'J71 training plan for the SSG Groups and Brigade. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Transportation & Support rasa r3*-4J'L-;—• Advisor/Trainer SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. .a.+654 rile .y+ tri Develop Program of Instruction, lesson 1=.144:3I plans and specific training materials to j itAusall j crab &jai '.'.LA rljJl j conduct training for support, maintenance Cja.:211 j iLl.• 4A1 AAS ;ALS! xlYyl J ul.. j ;i4js. .0 & transportation personnel in the full j j J1141 .:_la spectrum of support functions that support tat. -,'!fiat J..vu j 4il,a.ail j Jii3I j to613VI a light infantry battalion. Functions includ ..3-4411 ja.!All %.L4:94 e battalion equipment accountability, supply (stall j j 4- 0 ,1%-frA actions for all classes of supply, ammunition ksa--0.4 (..41 r j1 la!) LM> ttxA j Sib 14x11).11 Wit? ..1 management and handling, food service, 54 EFTA01090661 transportation and maintenance. Training includes support operations in garrison and field environments, understanding the interface between the battalion 5-4 section and the services and support elements of the Group. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational transportation & support planning oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: An AWP that outlines the measures ejta.13 >j0411 ,j; jai.. . yse JAN 91 undertaken to mentor the Group ,tea11 latia"1/4) 3 6:9 Iskii j tat•Zil A"t ja,•-• Transportation & Support Sections in kaij..ail 01,j.‘1/41 i t afr. aii a N al Support J jdi t,J"i as..1..:1I Operations. A comprehensive, `3%-)LIA I kt • J ..)63.)411 -12" :61-C JsSi .43.131 maintenance & repair parts logistics .ki):43)11 :gag requirements & utilization plan for the SSG Groups and Brigade. All lesson plans and supporting instructional material and student handouts in English. SSG Medical Advisor/Trainer SSG Group Staff senior mentor/trainer. ii -1.6 4 fl 4$ OSi L$1 2L‘ ..9•49.41 J3I Develop Program of Instruction, lesson J LAD Saas 'L ek?"' ea'..xl plans and specific training materials to J %ea ,s1! j ai LauJi ..-u.16j 1I j. ov j . ,411 j ai conduct training for SSG Combat Medics 3S)431 la's"; 44cl-41‘11 Zet1+41 r 4- and SSG Group Aid Station personnel. C-1t+i..tJt11 J sx41 •L31. 1..),%! Jai-% Functions include individual and collective S4.4-0 Cal:40 4'11 tscall 4..'4).L11 tasks in first aid, aid station organization, :44"2-44 (JASJI rjl I:19 _1 .314 411 J records maintenance, evacuation .:41.011 J's> ;•.+Lia ;41.). raki procedures and medical logistics. Training includes medical support in garrison and field environments. If required, accompanies counterparts and provides operational medical treatment oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: Develop Program of Instruction, lesso 444)J:ill air s „ w all .121ai. .1 . n ..._4.91..all cicaUje ipialdeer. :,}1x11 444).1111 55 . EFTA01090662 plans and specific training materials to 431l Z.J4,11 ,..a16,11 4fS s lc. Jai conduct training for Group medical platoon and Troop Combat Medics personnel in the full spectrum of medical functions that support a light infantry battalion. SSG Troop Advisor/Trainer ul . • 41344..)4A;"•, SSG Troop senior mentor/trainer. Develop isAt r .40+ us' tri aabut,- —.. training materials and train Troop Li a?ifilJ uIJill " ‘ 1-1).15 ` Iii.1:131 al 34 Commander and First Sergeant Counter- tateil .IS s k parts and the Troop Headquarters Section ,j si LiaLiji ▪ •%:ittaa•ii 'n-13.14$11 Laal l in the full spectrum of duties and 3.J.4>s4 ;i4)S-.31 • /411)..az responsibilities of the S% Troop. ).11Sli 3 4. 31 ja Supervises SSG Detail Advisors regarding all J .4t ).:a•.11 zA:/41411 %..14.4:14) training and operations. Functions include j 4.,,l-o. .;e3„)-‘ 11 both military and law Z..11AZI :4-111.rtli enforcement- oriented operations covering a wide range of missions, roles & functions in varied environments (including urban, rural, water, air, etc.). Accompanies counterparts and provides operational oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: Develop Program of Instruction, lesson Z.3411 aii S i si•J ‘:"A41:131 L, ak)? jg311614 eLiill plans and specific training materials to ..„1 /4O.,411 nat conduct training for an SSG Troop. Develop 1.105 j jsai. j j z+ detailed unit training schedules, short-, and ..-01J-LB 4.0411 ;;14• 3 long-range training plans. SSG Detail Advisor/Trainer Leall OIA.41 6,Q.54 j4tC“..••• SSG Detail advisor/trainer. Develop training usi usi LoS-1,11 materials and train Detail Commander and a-5.1143i `#)k) J As ' 41.1-1:41I -113A Detail Sergeant counter-parts and the ,r4 J ‘-il Detail Headquarters Section in the full jiag j 4411 kikS :c.d.-Sit ) 414 &Iv j _I kali spectrum of duties and responsibilities of ▪ .ZA 11" 11 S 4 : 14 the SSG Detail. Supervises SSG Detai 416.5.41 ll j l M • jes..:gsr: personnel as embedded cadre regarding all j 44-431 tLY' LI" aY1-ill training and operations. Functions includ 54:6‘.;ia") kiti• e ";i4a•Laa -1 (....ta _____L ;L 34 1 ___4 '1434 1 56 / 444 EFTA01090663 both military and law enforcement- oriented operations covering a wide range of missions, roles & functions in varied environments (including urban, rural, water, air, etc.). Accompanies counterparts and provides operational oversight during tactical operations. Deliverables: Develop Program of Instruction, lesson .".1.3.131 -63" SI" ZA:V4 eta plans and specific training materials to MSA3 conduct training for an SSG Detail. Develop SUS j j j aa j detailed unit training schedules, short-, and J.1. 11 ;d4,13 °,)+1-a .)-1111 long-range training plans. 57 EFTA01090664 Annex 13 ('1,}r Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Jsa SCOPE OF WORK Exhibit A through D attached hereto and (z) „la j (I) a. Jj ia0 incorporated by reference, contains the General JeJt 014 Zast..%112,..tali Jojj 2.11 j etIsSn Terms and Conditions governing work to be ;A.'? Jali;az ALS j .11‘11 las 4.apyw 6,464 performed under this contract, the nature of the ...11AILI Caglistil ok...Ltafaitilj working relationship between the Client and the Contractor, and specific obligations of both parties. The Contractor will provide services and staff, 'LOU .0 Z1)11 3 1/4:" eag and otherwise do all things necessary for or yt US Jatli 414 jt..c.Sp incidental to the performance of work, as set forth below: • Identify all tasks, work elements and Yak. tatell ;its hrt• `-.2.4 13 ..)BZ • objectives of the contract, and timetables by 441 jiia*Ii j aita 3J••1+ which major parts of the work are to be 4.:JaesratSII 4 15 ,05114-*)•04I completed. The scope of work may be 4.31ji 31 Jail as si.11 ud . N ai JI„At' included within the text of the contract or 344 3.2 i Arts LIS Si-akiiiaS attached as a separate exhibit as depicted in paragraph 3.2 of the SOW. Contract Deliverable aksa c..L.A.1.; (CDRL) - Name Due** t 4i1: 41 0.......11 Ala Calwilai &Lb. Program Contractual Deliverables Exhibit A 2010 _wkii 26-1 (I) J.34. Deployment 1-26 June 2010 .4 1.i. Plan 2010 .01.0 15 (60) Jilt, Exhibit B Training 15 June 2010 ....yys,11 5,1.4. Plan 2010 jeljj IS (C) (Its* Exhibit C Operations 15 June 2010 Jo-ttli :11..i Plan 2010 j4Austia 4 1 Npi ..:1 (a) J.pa• Exhibit D Sustainment Nit Dec 2010 .af t .titSviaisi Plan EXHIBITS TO BE INSERTED 58 EFTA01090665 Annex C (E) Liar 4 j ej..)1 Fees and Projected Payments Schedule Timeline and Deliverables: As set forth aLili jib LAS " -Ill 4 .141 6 44 . I below. 421.?..11 . ...al j Invoices and Payment: Mobilization costs of fi .ja 4600000.00 j .16.31:411 Ala oil', . /12F-Styj U.S. $4,600,000.00 shall be provided upon J.0 j aic ;1%1-4 _Ai •U11 Js-L4, c—lar y. I-4 s.i 1- 11' kt.I•rii Z3.0 execution of Contract. Invoices shall be due upon delivery and acceptance of quarterly Interim Program Reviews ("IPR") for Deliverables set forth below as follows: Contract Year 1ST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR Yearly June 2010. May 2011 525,751,569.48 525,751,569.48 525,751,569.48 $25,751,569.48 $103,006,277.91 AED 94.765.775.67 AED 94,765,77547 AED 94,765,775.67 AED 94,765,775.67 AED 379,063,102.69 June 2011- May 2012 526,468,677.60 526,468,677.60 $26,468,677.60 $26,468,677.60 5105,874,710.39 Al 97,404,733.56 AED 97.404.733.56 AED 97,404,733.56 AED 97,404,733.56 AED 389,618,934.25 June 2012- 526,579,525.29 526,579,525.29 $26,579,525.29 526,579,525.29 $106,318,101.14 May 2013 AED 97.812,653.05 AED 97,812,653.05 AED 97,812,653.05 AED 97,812,653.05 AED 391,250,612.21 June 2013- May 2014 526,579,525 29 526,579,525.29 526,579,525.29 $26,579,525.29 $106.318,101.14 AED 97.812,653 05 AID 97,812,653.05 AID 97,812,653.05 AID 97,812,653.05 AID 391,250,612.21 June 2014. May 2015 526,801,435.69 526,801,435.69 $26,801,435.69 526,801,435.69 5107,205,742.74 AED 98,629,283.32 AED 98429,283.32 AED 98,629,283.32 AED 98,629,283.32 AED 394,517,133.30 Contract Deliverable Timeline (CDRL) - Name Deliverable t.4) -Wt c-4:O411 J.3-1.% Master Training Y1,Q1, Y2 01, Y3 .j i vi N,u /:3 41111 Program Schedule O1, Y4 01, Y5 01 J~Yt Nit :mot s Nit Y3 Q1,Q2, Q3, Q4 Y4 Q1,Q2, Q3, Q4 j J,5/1 L4; ::421:311 j j4 111i Y5 Q1,Q2, Q3, Q4 LIP' efil 59 n/if -> EFTA01090666 Contractor's Y101,02, 03, ebliJaeills...12 Progress Report IPR Y2 Q1,02, Q3, j ail et.) :LAW :i.l..ji & J D i artit i 4 ,t3i Y3 Q1,02, 03, j j j kit elii :4,thi is..11 avCsaii jle.i &II jo t Y4 Q1,Q.2, Q3, e-iii l i l `a 211 .9 seal Y5 01112, 03, j 'b it toil Siestil 4.1..t invoices Oil .9 1121 -I 401:111 Y101,02, Q3, j jftl to il :ULM ti.Fil Y2 01,02, 03, tbl i i 'tril l i .011:11 I Y3 01,W, Q3, .0 iiiil elill : jailJII kLall &I i ll j $251131 , 40121 Y4 C11,02, 03, j Jfti t oil :a.....1.41 ru...0 Y5 Q1,02, 03, `,o) , aun ,, ,,„..r.,ii Execution & 191, 01,02, Q3, Management Plan i JP' tul i :,r1.O 4i 5I iiiiil i Y2, Q1,Q2, Q3, Option 8, Para 3.2 SOW Deliverables (N j j j %ii t ..,) :4A%) 4.i...li Task Order) Billa S) j .1:MI 6 412 Mission Analysis j Jji' toil St= :ii.i.Ji Complete &fisilalli ..912 Manpower Analysis Complel 5 JP; Vil l :rt•-11-311 ru-si Equipment Analysis Complel ti t.) , d.a.ili , 4 1.1.1i and Cost Estimate j jigs sii :;,...kasli 2,1...)i Training Analysis &LAI , ausi , ,tth Complel and training Plan .3 Uhl &il l 4.•15‘il ."• 11 a'il= kolayl kSi &JD jaMI j }sal 5 ai l &JD :3 /4 12 .t." 31 ti t} j SI j „rti .lI (*I* 4..)ii JAI :iiiii) diaaSil th ew 2i3 ;ft ,(4-.) )41 z.,....1....u c.....k.0 .344 A 4-4-3i ail-:i .314:4 A aazi ,,,iii 3,1-1 .."...4 ,.5 ;Ara _vas , c,i4..,b JA.,s •14-4ei kkaiii .1 'Iala p --... EFTA01090667 Annex D (J) Equipment List casssli TO BE INSERTED 143-i-3! ru 61 EFTA01090668 Annex E Cost ;ash Contract Period JUNE 2010 — MAY 2015 Total Cost USD Total Cost AED Personnel 485529,166,754.13 1,947,333,655.20 r 2015 2010 sr H 454 -11141 41.4* ass' ‘ ?.)-11 re..)414 vitrvi Arai 1.947.333.655.20 529.166 .754.13 Annex F (3) Jar Analysis of Option B. Para ‘31-•rnt c.hr Cr 3.2 ;Sji (%.,) 3.2 SOW Deliverables (New Task 00+ Order) jai) a...As:hi TO BE INSERTED 62 EFTA01090669 ADDENDUM H SSG S YEARS CONTRACI VALUE 91411 1 JUNI 2010 MAY 2011 S 1014006177 91 Afn 319063,102 69 YEAR) ZUNI 2011544Y 2017 105.8 74,710 19 AID 389.6111,934.25 YtAR 1 JUNE 2012 MAY 2013 $106,11/,101.14 Af 0 99 1,250.61? 21 Alno00 YEAR 4 /UNE 2011-MAY 2014 $166,)61.921.94 AID 192,643472.25 YEARS JUNE 2014 MAY 2015 $10/ 4201,742./4 MO 394337333.30 kittaxgnita INVOICE/PAYMENT STRUCTURE Contrail 151 OM MO OM /AD 019 arnnla /an 2210- Mon >01I sni.Insra.sa S257l1.56944 $.1‘751.,49 MO 942VA/ is 6 / SM./51.5494A 1303.0052 27 91 42/194,45.//5 A? Ain 5. /65 771.4.1 ASO SI4.7(4.715 4/0571.06.5102.0 AAA 5011• May MI a 5)4.444)!90 146,4634/ I 6u 526.469.W760 536.444.67760 AED Yl.404.1is 54 MD 07;404, 213 56 S1OSX/4.2 to is or097.404,») so Al 017.404./33 54 MO 3139,619.994 25 Mx 1012. 1.4y /011 524,5/9.525.29 514521453, 29 $26.SAES/S 29 SRO /9.515.29 AED!IA: ?AS 10S At 0 9/RI )fiSLOS 5106.116101 II 411) 92412653 OS MD./ 1112.40) OS M0 191 250611 31 lcn.)OILALYNll4 524.5195)3.79 $24511.52S 25 536.59.575 /9 536-579.521 29 MO9/.313651 OS 411)1/411.453 05 5106,11410114 At 0 97 412453 CS MD 9741254105 AID )91. 2 50.612 21 4nr2Ol4- May 3015 526201.41569 526.901433.69 564014n 4.5 MO 945674210 42 526401/5561 510/.205.14224 MD 91.629.24. 27 Al 98W9.28112 M 91. 6292$1 12 ALO 354.517.131 30 63 EFTA01090670