Description
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is conducting a market survey to assess the capability of vendors to provide Lightning Protection for Aircraft Training. The training is intended for FAA Airworthiness Inspectors and Aerospace Engineers. The contractor will provide approximately 36 hours of instruction, and the class size should not exceed 12 students. The training should be provided in a brick-and-mortar facility located in the United States, preferably within 25 miles of a major airport. The contractor should have experience in delivering training related to Lightning Protection for Aircraft and should provide a qualified instructor with a background in testing and evaluating Lightning Protection for aircraft structures and systems.
Some key points to consider:
• The contractor should provide a capability statement that includes the type of training provided, size and type of training, and number of years in business.
• The contractor should provide a geographic area where the training will be provided and an expected approach to accomplish the work.
• The contractor should comply with safety standards and provide a safe and healthy learning environment.
• The contractor should provide instructor-led training and may use computer-based instruction or virtual training at the discretion of the Government.
• The contractor should provide a report to the COR reflecting the student's final grades, attendance records, and any additional comments deemed necessary.
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Gilbert Park