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General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)
GS-02F-0011L
GSA
FFP / T&M / Fixed rates by labor category
All Federal Agencies / State and Local Agencies
611430: Professional and Management Development Training
611512: Flight Training
OLM: Other Direct Costs for Marketing and Public Relations Services
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Human Capital and Training Solution (HCaTS) – Pool 1 Unrestricted
Link to the HCaTS PMO Website
Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
General Overview of HCaTS
HCaTS is a partnership between the General Services Administration (GSA) and the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to provide the Federal government with human resource training and development and human capital management services more efficiently and effectively.Task Orders issued under this ID/IQ may include incentives, performance based measures, multi-year or option periods, and commercial or non-commercial items.
The HCaTS contract is organized into three Key Service Areas (KSAs):
| Functional Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Customized Training and Development Services | Under this functional area, contractors will develop training as well as deliver courses and provide curriculum administration services. Contractors will also provide employee coaching services. |
| Customized Human Capital Strategy Services | Under this functional area, contractors will develop Human Resource strategies, staff acquisition, organizational and performance management, compensation and separation management. |
| Customized Organizational Performance Improvement | Under this functional area, contractors will provide consultation services in order to achieve improved performance due to changes in how people are organized around business processes, changes to the processes themselves and the tools created to support those processes, as well as changes in management practices. |
Delivery Order Types
Fixed-Price (all types), Cost-Reimbursement (all types), Time-and-Materials, and Labor-Hour
HCaTS-Related Marketing Materials and News Releases
Carley Press Release
Carley Capabilities for HCaTS
Carley’s capabilities include services under all three HCaTS functional areas.
Carley Key Personnel for HCaTS
Peter Farkas
Corporate HCaTS Program Manager
407-377-1352
pfarkas@carleycorp.com
Deborah Brunetti
Corporate HCaTS Contract Manager
407-377-1322
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Copy of Latest Fully Conformed Master Contract
GS02Q16DCR0009
Carley DUNS Number
626579684
Sustainability Disclosures
N/A
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
PACRM – Pilot & Aircrew Curriculum Revision & Maintenance
N61340-21-D-0007
Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD)
FFP / CPFF
Naval Fleet, Air, Training and Schools Commands, and other Government training support activities
Scope
PACRM is a 7-year, $90 Million multi-award IDIQ contract with a scope that includes a wide range of Curriculum Revision and Maintenance (CRM) services for various Navy and non-Navy customers.
These CRM services are intended to support revision, update, and maintenance of curriculum to ensure currency and accuracy of content in support of flight training, education, and training services for the Navy, Marine Corps, and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers.
This contract also provides for the development of new lessons for curriculum that results from major Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization and Operational Flight Program upgrades to naval aircraft type/model/series in support of fleet replacement squadrons, fleet readiness centers, fleet replacement detachments, and aircraft weapons and tactics schools.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
ATACD – Aviation Training Analysis and Courseware Development
N61340-22-D-0006
Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD)
FFP
Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT), Fleet Replacement Squadrons (FRSs), Post-FRS Weapons Schools, Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA), Undergraduate Flight Training Systems, Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
Scope
ATACD is a 5-year, single-award IDIQ contract with a ceiling of $81 M.
This contract is primarily focused on providing training and performance solutions for aviation maintainers and operators (i.e., flight students, pilots, and aircrew). Naval aviation platforms that will be supported include (but are not limited to) the E-6B (Mercury), MQ-8 (Fire Scout), MQ-4 (Triton), MH-60 (Seahawk), F/A-18 (Hornet/Super Hornet), E-2D (Hawkeye), P-8 (Poseidon), KC-130 (Super Hercules), CH-53K (King Stallion), MQ-9 (Reaper), H-1 (Viper/Venom), AV-8B (Harrier).
This contract also covers development of curriculum products for Navy A-Schools, Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA), Undergraduate Flight Training Systems, and International Programs/Foreign Military Sales (FMS).
Specific support areas under this IDIQ are:
- Training Analyses
- Courseware Conversion
- Courseware New Development, Revision, and Change
- Training Supporting Documents
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
SeaPort Next Generation (NxG)
N00178-19-D-7318
Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)
FFP / FPI / CPFF / CPIF / CPAF
Naval Sea Systems Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, Naval Facilities Command, Office of Naval Research, United States Marine Corps
Scope
- Engineering Services, including:
- Engineering, System Engineering, and Safety and Process Engineering Support
- Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network Support
- In-Service Engineering, Fleet Introduction, Installation and Checkout and Provisioning Support
- Measurement Facilities, Range, and Instrumentation Support
- Interoperability, Test and Evaluation, Trials Support
- Research and Development Support
- Modeling, Simulation, Stimulation, and Analysis Support
- Prototyping, Pre-Production, Model-Making, and Fabrication Support
- System Design Documentation and Technical Data Support
- Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RM&A) Support
- Inactivation and Disposal Support
- Biochemical Engineering Support
- Program Management Services, including:
- Financial Analysis and Budget Support
- Quality Assurance (QA) Support
- Functional and Direct Programmatic Administrative Support
- Professional Development and Training Support
- Analytical and Organizational Assessment Support
- Database Administrators
- Public Affairs and Multimedia Support
- Logistics Support Engineering
- Configuration Management (CM) Support
- Information System (IS) Development, Information Assurance (IA), and Information Technology (IT) Support
Task Orders / Statement of Work
SeaPort-e Quality Assurance
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Naval Training Products and Services (NTPS) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) – Curriculum Analysis
N00189-16-D-Z018
NAVSUP FLC Norfolk
CPFF / FFP
The acquisition of education and training products and related support services for the Naval Education Training Command (NETC) Domain, Direct Reporters, Component/Subcomponent Commands, Learning Centers, Learning Detachments, Naval Task Force (NTF) organizations, and other DON customers fundamental to Fleet readiness
Scope
The basic requirements to be performed under the Curriculum Analysis NTPS MAC will include the processes and sub-processes associated with the following:
- NETC E2E Process Job Duty Task Analysis (JDTA)
- NETC Front-End Analysis (NETC FEA)
- Training Transition Plan (TTP)
- Business Case Analysis (BCA)
- Training Project Plan (TPP)
- Evaluation Assessment Plan (EAP)
- Training evaluations and other assessments
- Development of curriculum/course management materials
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Naval Training Products and Services (NTPS) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) – Curriculum Maintenance & Development
N00189-17-D-Z010
NAVSUP FLC Norfolk
CPFF / FFP
The acquisition of education and training products and related support services for the Naval Education Training Command (NETC) Domain, Direct Reporters, Component/Subcomponent Commands, Learning Centers, Learning Detachments, Naval Task Force (NTF) organizations, and other DON customers fundamental to Fleet readiness
Scope
The basic requirements under this effort will be for courses that require updates, revisions, conversions or new development to meet the requirements identified during the analysis and design phases.
- Curriculum Development – Requirements under this area will include curriculum development and conversion of training materials for instructor-led training, interactive multimedia instruction, blended training materials, and courseware for delivery using current technologies.
- Curriculum Maintenance – Requirements under this area may include maintenance of training materials due to surveillance actions and internal and external triggers to change, update, and revise curriculum.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Naval Training Products and Services (NTPS) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) – Re-Engineering, Development, PC Simulation
N00189-16-D-Z029
NAVSUP FLC Norfolk
CPFF / FFP
The acquisition of education and training products and related support services for the Naval Education Training Command (NETC) Domain, Direct Reporters, Component/Subcomponent Commands, Learning Centers, Learning Detachments, Naval Task Force (NTF) organizations, and other DON customers fundamental to Fleet readiness
Scope
The efforts under the Re-engineering, Development and PC Simulation NTPS MAC involve applying the Instructional Systems Development (ISD) or ISD/Systems Approach to Training (ISD/SAT) models to the development and life-cycle maintenance of Re-engineering, Development and PC Simulations.
- Content Re-engineering – Requirements under this area will consist of (but not limited too) re-development of training material or simulations following the Naval Education and Training Command Course Development & Revision Process (E2E process). It will include the development of higher-end training based on the completed process. Content developed in these TOs or SOOs will be more interactive (level 2 / 3 / 4), more based on Skill Proficiency Levels (SPL1 – Imitation and SPL2 – Precision) and most knowledge development will be specifically Knowledge Proficiency Level (KPL2 – Application / Analysis or KPL3 – Synthesis and Evaluation). Assessments will be more performance based, may rely on PC-simulations, Part-Task Trainers, Technical Training Equipment (TTE) or combination approach.
- Development – Using CPM/LO create Performance-based blended learning that can be assessed.
- PC Modeling and Simulation – Requirements under this area will consist of development of high-level (Level III – IV) training applications that employ simulation technology on personal computer platforms.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Training Systems Contract IV (TSC IV)
N61340-18-D-5017
Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD)
CPFF /FFP / CPIF / FPIF
NAWCTSD
Scope
The scope of this Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract is to provide training device and training systems design, development, production, test and evaluation, delivery, modification, and support. TSC IV Delivery Orders may include new training systems, modifications and upgrades to existing training systems, complementary Instructional Systems Development (ISD), and complementary Training Systems Support.
For this contract, Carley is the managing member of a Joint Venture – Triton II JV – formed together with Cole Engineering Services Inc. and FAAC, Inc. Triton II JV qualifies as a Small Business under this ID/IQ and as such, we are able to bid on Small Business set-asides as well as full-and-open Delivery Orders under this ID/IQ.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
Training Systems Acquisition III (TSA III) – Unrestricted & Small Business Set-Aside
Contract Number
FA8621-15-D-6256
Sponsoring Agency
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center/Agile Combat Support Directorate, Simulators Division (AFLCMC/WNS)
Delivery Order Types
FFP / FFPLOE / FPI / LH / CFPP / CPIF
Eligible Buyers
AFLCMC/WNS Procuring Contracting Officers (PCO)
Scope
The mission of the Simulators Division of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center/Agile Combat Support Directorate is to lead the development, acquisition, and sustainment efforts necessary to meet every AF Major Command’s (MAJCOM) simulation and training requirement. The Simulators Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB), Ohio is responsible for end-to-end lifecycle management of AF training systems encompassing complex aircrew, maintenance, and system-specific training systems in support of warfighter training at operating locations worldwide.Simulators Division Customers Include: AF active duty, reserve, and National Guard and Department of Defense (DoD) joint warfighter as well as Foreign Military Sales (FMS).
Aircraft Platforms Supported Include: Fighter, bomber, cargo/airlift/tanker, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and special operations that include helicopter platforms. Training system performance parameters are defined by requirements unique to each platform’s mission and unique training needs.
Training Systems Tasks Include: Analysis, design, development, production, installation, integration, test, database generation, and sustainment. Training system performance parameters will be defined by requirements unique to each platform’s mission and unique training needs.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865
AFLCMC / XA MAC ID/IQ
Contract Number
FA8684-23-D-B039
Sponsoring Agency
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center/Architecture and Integration Directorate (AFLCMC/XA)
Delivery Order Types
FFP / FPIF / CPFF / CPIF / CR / T&M / FP LOE
Eligible Buyers
AFLCMC/XA Procuring Contracting Officers (PCO)
Scope
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Architecture & Integration Directorate’s (AFLCMC/XA) mission is to work with the requirements community and S&T/Industry to analyze gaps, requirements, missions, threats, and technologies and to develop systems or solutions to address warfighter needs while launching high confidence programs. AFLCMC/XA activities include Modeling, Simulation & Analysis (MS&A), Capability Development/Development Planning (CD-DP), Cost Analysis/Trades, Technical Risk Reduction/Test Engineering, Standards and Architecture Development and Curation, Software Development and Curation, and Advanced Synthetic/Virtual Simulator Environments Development for Operational Test and Training.
This multi-award ID/IQ has a 10-year ordering period with a ceiling of $900M and focuses on the development of innovative approaches that bring multi-domain systems capabilities, the characterization of new technologies and systems through studies, recurrent demonstration and rapid development to enable rapid prototyping, and test and capability transition.
Carley is able to support the AFLCMC/XA IDIQ under the following categories:
• Category 1 – Capability Development/Development Planning, which includes any activities associated with concept development/maturation modeling, simulation & analysis, product support planning, and future technology integration.
• Category 2 – Systems Development, which includes component level engineering, additive manufacturing, rapid prototyping, and requirements analysis.
• Category 3 – Synthetic Environment Development, which includes the development, testing, deployment, and operation within a simulated environment.
Carley Points of Contact
Afshan Baharmast
Vice President, Strategy and Growth
abaharmast@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1345
Fax: 407-895-3865
Deborah Brunetti
Vice President, Contracts
dbrunetti@carleycorp.com
Phone: 407-377-1322
Fax: 407-895-3865