The Performance Work Statement outlines the requirements for technical training courses for flight inspection pilots and technicians employed by the FAA. The scope includes three courses: Human Factors Evaluations, Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E), and Technical Pilot Production/Acceptance/Maintenance Flight Test. Contractors are to develop and provide these courses, accommodating up to five students per class, over approximately ten days. Key components of the training include quality assurance measures, safety programs, and necessary instructor qualifications, with instructors required to have extensive flight test experience and specific certifications. Facilities must meet strict requirements for class size, equipment, and safety standards, and training sessions will be conducted eight hours a day, five days a week. The contractor must provide detailed course syllabi, logistical information, and student performance reports. Additionally, all training must adhere to FAA regulations and standards. This document serves to ensure that FAA personnel receive high-quality, standardized training essential for their roles in aircraft certification and safety, emphasizing operator competency and regulatory compliance in alignment with federal training objectives.