The document outlines requirements for a Capability Statement from vendors interested in providing support services related to a DRAFT PWS. It specifies the need for a detailed statement, not a company brochure, addressing technical capabilities. Key information requested includes company name, point of contact, DUNS number, CAGE code, socioeconomic status, and personnel security clearance level. The statement, limited to ten pages, must demonstrate the ability to provide all direct labor and supervision across multiple locations, personnel with required security clearances and highly desirable experience, and the capability to replace or relocate personnel within 30 days. It also requires past performance information on similar government contracts from the last three years. This document serves as a guide for potential contractors to showcase their qualifications for a government RFP.

The U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) is seeking contractor support for its Protection, Antiterrorism & Physical Security (AT-PS) and Defense Critical Infrastructure (DCIP) Programs. This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines requirements for subject matter experts (SMEs) to provide full-time support at locations including Camp Williams, Utah; Birmingham, Alabama; and Fort Moore, Georgia. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing AT-PS plans, policies, and training, as well as assisting with resource allocation and threat analysis. Contractors must possess Top Secret/SCI clearances, relevant experience in AT-PS program management, and specific training in antiterrorism and physical security. The contract emphasizes strict quality control, adherence to government security protocols, and compliance with various DoD and Army regulations. Deliverables include quarterly reports and a comprehensive quality control plan.