The Department of Strategic Wargaming (DSW) requires contracted wargame designers and developers to meet the growing demand for academic wargames and analytical wargames. The contractor will be responsible for designing and developing wargames that serve as experiential learning mechanisms and assist Army Service Component Commands (ASCCs) and other government agencies in defining complex problems and deriving insights for potential solutions. The contract will be for a period of 4 years, with the possibility of extension. The contractor will be required to provide two full-time employees (FTEs), one for graphic design services and one for educational support services. The contractor will be responsible for designing and developing wargames, including rules writing, scenario development, component creation, map and board production, and prototype preparation. The contractor will also be responsible for providing briefing development, facilitation support, and adjudication support.
• The contractor will be required to design and develop 3-4 academic wargames and 3-4 analytical wargames per calendar year.
• The contractor will be required to provide a full-time employee for graphic design services and a full-time employee for educational support services.
• The contractor will be responsible for designing and developing wargames, including rules writing, scenario development, component creation, map and board production, and prototype preparation.
• The contractor will be responsible for providing briefing development, facilitation support, and adjudication support.
• The contractor will be required to work on a full-time basis, with some flexibility for telework, but with the understanding that some work may involve classified information and must be performed in a secure government facility.
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