The Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Corona Division requires training and educational services for personnel to calibrate and maintain oxygen clean gauges as part of the Navy Oxygen Equipment Cleaning Calibration Program. This initiative aligns with the Navy’s "Revolution in Training," aimed at enhancing proficiency and reducing training time. The contract involves conducting nine primary training courses, with an option for three additional classes across a five-year period. Instructors must meet specific qualifications, including appropriate military certification and completion of relevant training courses. Training will occur in Pensacola, Florida, with all necessary instructional materials provided by the government. The contractor is also responsible for grading, documentation of student performance, and maintenance of training equipment. Certification cards will be issued to students upon successful course completion. The emphasis on security clearances and adherence to federal standards underscores the program's importance in ensuring operational readiness and safety within Navy operations.