Common use of Range Operations/Systems Clause in Contracts

Range Operations/Systems. The Contractor shall conduct range scheduling and range operations and operate range systems. Task standards will be detailed in individual task orders. Typical taskings are: • Scheduling/synchronizing ranges and training land; • Providing or obtaining Range safety validation/approval; • Compiling range ammunition expenditure reports and submission of annual reports; • Verifying and comparing training scenarios submitted from the training unit to the target array; • Target fabrication to include wood, cloth, and paper targetry; • Target maintenance operations; • Setting up targets to include loading the threat kill simulator, clean out pits, check hit sensor, test target mechanism, thermal red target, erect instructional signs; • Setting up of moving targets; • Setting up of stationary targets; • Programming the computer for training scenario target sequence; • Testing and verifying training scenario target sequence for use; assemble and check the After Action Review (AAR) equipment (video and communications equipment) for functionality; • Organizing equipment, prepare hand receipt and issue equipment to training units; and • Operating automated range system to release sequence of targets; and, operate automated small arms ranges.

Range Operations/Systems. The Contractor shall conduct range scheduling and range operations and operate range systems. Task standards will be detailed in individual task orders. Typical taskings are: •  Scheduling/synchronizing ranges and training land; •  Providing or obtaining Range safety validation/approval; •  Compiling range ammunition expenditure reports and submission of annual reports; •  Verifying and comparing training scenarios submitted from the training unit to the target array; •  Target fabrication to include wood, cloth, and paper targetry; •  Target maintenance operations; •  Setting up targets to include loading the threat kill simulator, clean out pits, check hit sensor, test target mechanism, thermal red target, erect instructional signs; •  Setting up of moving targets; •  Setting up of stationary targets; •  Programming the computer for training scenario target sequence; •  Testing and verifying training scenario target sequence for use; assemble and check the After Action Review (AAR) equipment (video and communications equipment) for functionality; •  Organizing equipment, prepare hand receipt and issue equipment to training units; and •  Operating automated range system to release sequence of targets; and, operate automated small arms ranges.