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SUMMARY:OSHA 2225 Respiratory Protection
DESCRIPTION:Course Details:\n3.5 Days\, 26 Instructional Hours\n26 MESH Hours (Manager of Environmental Safety and Health)\n26 PDHs (Professional Development Hours for Engineers) \nThis course is eligible for credit towards the Safety & Health Fundamentals Certificate. \nFor location details and single session availability: \nREGISTER HERE \nAbout This Course:\nThis course covers the requirements for the establishment\, maintenance\, and monitoring of a respiratory protection program. \nUpon course completion students will have the ability to identify and describe the elements of a respiratory protection program\, the proper selection\, use\, and inspection of respiratory protection\, protection factors\, and evaluate compliance with OSHA Standards. \nRecommended for:\nSafety and health professionals and those personnel responsible for implementing a respiratory protection program. \nParticipants will: \n\nDescribe elements of a respiratory protection program\nSelect proper respiratory protective equipment\nUnderstand qualitative and quantitative fit testing\nImplement the correct use of respiratory protection and support equipment\n\nTopics include: \n\nRespirator terminology\nOSHA Respiratory Protection Standards\nNIOSH certification\nRespiratory protection programs\nMedical evaluation requirements\n\nNote: Participation in the qualitative fit testing workshop requires medical approval to wear a half-mask air-purifying respirator. The required form will be provided to you prior to the class and must be signed and returned as instructed.
URL:https://www.ncmbc.us/event/osha-2225-respiratory-protection/
LOCATION:CALS Booth Field Learning Laboratory – Soils Classroom\, 4000 Chi Rd\, Raleigh\, NC
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SUMMARY:IWRP Quarterly Industry Day
DESCRIPTION:Description\nNaval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) and Naval Information Warfare Centers (NIWC) Atlantic and Pacific announce the Information Warfare Research Project (IWRP) Consortium Quarterly Industry Day hosted by ATI—the IWRP Consortium management firm—at the Charleston Gaillard Center on Wednesday\, October 25\, 2023. The event will include a keynote address from Mr. Bradley C. Punch\, PEO Digital deputy technical director; IWRP program and consortium updates; technical briefs; and one-on-one breakout sessions with scheduled IWRP Consortium members. \nTechnical briefs presented during the IWRP Consortium Quarterly Industry Day will include a variety of topics focused on information warfare. It is anticipated that the topics will be the basis of upcoming Requests for Prototype Projects (RPPs) to IWRP Consortium members. This is not an RPP\, but for planning purposes only. A project will not be awarded from this announcement. In order to obtain more information regarding the below projects\, you must be a member of the IWRP Consortium. For more information on becoming an IWRP Consortium member\, please visit https://www.theiwrp.org. The purpose of this announcement is to provide members of the IWRP Consortium and industry in general advanced notification of government intent. \nThe Government anticipates soliciting one (1) Request for Prototype Project (RPP) for white papers\, enhanced white papers or full proposals via N65236-22-9-0001. The RPP topic will include a technical brief and one-on-one breakout sessions. The RPP topic consist of the following: \n1.24-LANT-1954 Tactical Networks Remote Monitoring (TNRM) 3.0: The government is seeking solutions to collect various data types on multiple afloat platforms for the purpose of monitoring a mix of networks\, servers\, storage devices\, virtual machines\, applications\, and configurations. Once collected\, the solution will need to visualize this collected data with dashboards and alerts locally for system administrator use on the afloat platform\, as well as transfer the data over low bandwidth\, high latency links\, also dealing with Denied\, Disrupted\, Intermittent\, and Limited (DDIL) conditions\, to shore for a centralized visualization showing all afloat platforms with the ability to select a single afloat platform and be presented with the specific afloat platform dashboards and alerts. The solution should require minimal-to-no afloat maintenance or system administrator engagement. It should consider the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)\, system modeling\, and automation technologies as an iterative out year improvement to allow for automated proactive resolution of anomalies identified within afloat systems and networks. \nThe government will be presenting three (3) Pre-Solicitation Collaborations (PSCs)\, which will include a short brief and one-on-one breakout sessions. The PSC topics consist of the following: \n1.MyNavy HR Chatbot: The government is seeking to develop a “chatbot” that leverages large language model (e.g. ChatGPT)\, generating humanlike interaction based on context that triages customers’ HR-related issues and tracks a variety of back-end performance metrics. \n2.Advanced Manufacturing for Electronic Components: NIWC Atlantic anticipates the need to identify and test alternative rapid manufacturing of electronics options due to obsolescence and continued supply chain constraints. The command would like to explore prototype solutions that provide advanced manufacturing capabilities to create circuit card assemblies\, capabilities like additive manufacturing\, and pick and place technology for example. \n3.Modular Cabinet Design: The government is seeking a technical feasibility study (i.e. white paper) for a modular cabinet design that will include cable management recommendations\, rear cabinet maintenance accessibility\, and recommended dimensions based on current “Commercial off the Shelf” Information Technology. The government will provide technical requirements. Based on the given requirements\, the technical feasibility study will provide a recommended integrated engineering solution to a modular cabinet design implementing a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA). \n\nContact Information:\n\n\n\nContracting Office Address\n\n\nCHARLESTON PO BOX 190022\nNORTH CHARLESTON \, SC 29419-9022\nUSA\n\n\n\n\nPrimary Point of Contact\n\n\n\nGiancarlo Dumenigo \n  giancarlo.dumenigo.civ@us.navy.mil \n  Phone Number843-218-2375
URL:https://www.ncmbc.us/event/iwrp-quarterly-industry-day/
LOCATION:Charleston Gaillard Center
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SUMMARY:(IWRP) Consortium Industry Day
DESCRIPTION:Description\nNaval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) and Naval Information  Warfare Centers (NIWC) Atlantic and Pacific announce the Information Warfare Research Project (IWRP) Consortium Quarterly Industry Day hosted by ATI—the IWRP\nConsortium management firm—at the  Charleston Gaillard Center on Wednesday\,  October 25\, 2023. The event will include a keynote address from Mr. Bradley C. Punch\,\nPEO Digital deputy technical director; IWRP program and consortium updates; technical\nbriefs; and one-on-one breakout sessions with scheduled IWRP Consortium members.Technical briefs presented during the IWRP Consortium Quarterly Industry Day will\ninclude a variety of topics focused on information warfare. It is anticipated that the topics will be the basis of upcoming Requests for Prototype Projects (RPPs) to  IWRP Consortium members. This is not an RPP\, but for planning purposes only. A project will not be awarded from this announcement. In order to obtain more information regarding the below projects\, you must be a member of the IWRP Consortium. For more information on becoming an IWRP Consortium member\, please visit https://www.theiwrp.org. The purpose of this announcement is to provide members of the IWRP Consortium and  industry in general advanced notification of government intent. \nThe Government anticipates soliciting three (3) Request for Prototype Projects (RPPs)\nfor  white papers\, enhanced white papers or full  proposals via N65236-22-9-0001. The RPP topics will include a technical brief and one-on-one breakout sessions. The RPP topics consist of the following: \n1.24-LANT-1954 Tactical Networks Remote Monitoring (TNRM) 3.0: The government is seeking solutions to collect various data types on multiple afloat platforms for the purpose of monitoring a mix of networks\, servers\, storage devices\, virtual machines\, applications\, and configurations. Once collected\, the solution will need to visualize this collected data with dashboards and alerts locally for system administrator use on the afloat platform\, as well as transfer the data over low bandwidth\, high latency links\, also dealing with Denied\, Disrupted\, Intermittent\, and Limited (DDIL) conditions\, to shore for a centralized visualization showing all afloat platforms with the ability to select a single afloat platform and be presented with the specific afloat platform dashboards and\nalerts. The solution should require minimal-to-no afloat maintenance or system  administrator engagement. It should consider the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)\, system modeling\, and automation technologies as an iterative out year improvement to allow for automated proactive resolution of anomalies identified within afloat systems and networks. \n2. 24-PAC-1994 Advanced Airborne Wideband HF Radio System:High-Frequency (HF) communications has been shown to be a powerful and resilient data and voice transport medium useful in obviating the impact caused by SATCOM loss in extremely harsh and/or spectrally contested environments. The Navy’s approach is to establish multi-level high frequency (HF) capabilities and dynamically interoperate them with using a cognitively managed Digital High Frequency Mesh (DHFM) network. Surface implementations have been produced and tested to this effect\, but airborne equivalent capability was not available. This Statement of Work (SOW) will require the contractor to\nmodify/upgrade one of the existing airworthiness qualified HF transceivers to include wideband HF and interfaces for both the cognitive management system and a\nVITA-49.2 WBHF modem. \n3. 24-PAC-1995 Digital HF Mesh (DHFM)  Installation in Airborne Wing-Mounted Pods:\nHigh-Frequency (HF) communications has been shown to be a powerful and resilient data and voice transport medium useful in obviating the impact caused by SATCOM loss in extremely harsh and/or spectrally contested environments. The Navy’s approach is to establish multi-level high frequency (HF) capabilities and dynamically interoperate them with using a cognitively managed Digital High Frequency Mesh (DHFM) network. This Statement of Work (SOW) will require the contractor to install prototyped Digital HF Mesh (DHFM) system products for an airborne qualified HF transceiver into a wing-mounted Pod\, that will then be airworthiness certified in aircraft(s). \nThe government will be presenting three (3) Pre-Solicitation Collaborations (PSCs)\, which will include a short brief and one-on-one breakout sessions. The PSC topics consist of the following: \n1.MyNavy HR Chatbot: The government is seeking to develop a “chatbot” that leverages large language model (e.g. ChatGPT)\, generating humanlike interaction based on context that triages customers’ HR-related issues and tracks a variety of back-end performance metrics. \n2.Advanced Manufacturing for Electronic Components: NIWC Atlantic anticipates the  need to identify and test alternative rapid manufacturing of electronics options due to\nobsolescence and continued supply chain constraints. The command would like to explore prototype solutions that provide advanced manufacturing capabilities to create circuit card assemblies\, capabilities like additive manufacturing\, and pick and place technology for example. \n3.Modular Cabinet Design: The government is seeking a technical feasibility study (i.e. white paper) for a modular cabinet design that will include cable management recommendations\, rear cabinet maintenance accessibility\, and recommended dimensions based on current “Commercial off the Shelf” Information Technology. The government\nwill provide technical requirements. Based on the given requirements\, the technical  feasibility study will provide a recommended integrated engineering solution to a  modular cabinet design implementing a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA).
URL:https://www.ncmbc.us/event/iwrp-consortium-industry-day/
LOCATION:Charleston Gaillard Center
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SUMMARY:Naval Undersea Warfare Center: Wednesday with the Deputy for Small Business
DESCRIPTION:ACTIVE: Contract Opportunity \nNotice ID: 2023WWTDFSB \nRelated Notice \nDepartment/Ind. Agency: DEPT OF DEFENSE \nSub-tier: DEPT OF THE NAVY \nMajor Command: NAVSEA \nSub Command: NAVSEA WARFARE CENTER \nOffice: NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER \nGeneral Information  \nContract Opportunity Type: Special Notice (Updated) \n\nAll Dates/Times are: (UTC-08:00) PACIFIC STANDARD TIME\, LOS ANGELES\, USA\nUpdated Published Date: Jan 27\, 2023 11:20 am PST\nOriginal Published Date: Dec 16\, 2022 03:00 pm PST\nUpdated Response Date: Dec 19\, 2023 05:00 pm PST\nOriginal Response Date: Dec 19\, 2023 05:00 pm PST\nInactive Policy: 15 days after response date\nUpdated Inactive Date:\nOriginal Inactive Date:\nInitiative:\n\nNone\n\n\n\nClassification \n\nOriginal Set Aside:\nProduct Service Code:\nNAICS Code:\nPlace of Performance:\n\nDescriptionView Changes \nWednesday with the Deputy for Small Business is an opportunity for Industry partners to learn about doing business with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Division\, Keyport.  Industry will learn about the types of supplies and service contract opportunities\, set-aside opportunities\, and how to do business with NUWC Keyport.   Hear from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS/IMF) Deputy for Small Business\, Washington State Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)\, Northwest Tech Bridge\, and other NAVSEA Small Business Deputies (if available). \nThis monthly event will be both in-person and virtual on the dates listed below. \nDates: February 22\, 2023; March 29\, 2023; April 26\, 2023; May 31 2023; June 28\, 2023; July 19\, 2023; August 30\, 2023; September 27\, 2023; October 25\, 2023; November 29\, 2023; December 20\, 2023 \nTime: 10:00am – 11:30am \nLocation: (In-Person and Virtual) \nIn person location: \nThe Vibe Coworks \n19225 8th Ave NE \nSuite 201 \nPoulsbo\, WA. 98370 \nVirtual: Microsoft Teams \nWho: Best suites companies with the following NAICS Codes: \n334511 (SEARCH\, DETECTION\, NAVIGATION\, GUIDANCE\, AERONAUTICAL\, AND NAUTICAL SYSTEM AND INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURING) \n541330 (ENGINEERING SERVICES) \n336611 (SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING) \n334419 (OTHER ELECTRONIC COMPONENT MANUFACTURING) \n541614 (PROCESS\, PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION\, AND LOGISTICS CONSULTING SERVICES) \n541519 (OTHER COMPUTER RELATED SERVICES) \n541511 (CUSTOM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SERVICES) \n511210 (SOFTWARE PUBLISHERS) \n332710 (MACHINE SHOPS) \n335314 (RELAY AND INDUSTRIAL CONTROL MANUFACTURING) \n811310 (COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT REPAIR (EXCEPT AUTOMOTIV AND ELECTRONIC) AND MAINTENANCE \nThe above NAICS codes are not all inclusive. \nPlease note\, Meetings are subject to cancellation or changing. \nTo register\, send an email to the POC’s listed with the following information: Company name\, CAGE Code\, top NAICS Code(s)\, individual(s) who will be attending email address\, which month(s) you would like to attend\, if you will be attending virtually or in-person\, and attach a capability statement.  Please note\, due to space limitations\, in-person will be first come first serve\, and only one person from your company may attend (unless space is available).  Those that will be attending virtually will receive a link to the event in a separate email. \nAttachments/Links \nNo attachments or links have been added to this opportunity. \nContact Information \nContracting Office Address \n\nDIVISION KEYPORT NWCF 610 DOWELL STREET\nKEYPORT \, WA 98345-7610\nUSA\n\nPrimary Point of Contact \n\nDavid Walz\n   david.e.walz.civ@us.navy.mil\n\nSecondary Point of Contact \n\nJuliet Roske\n   juliet.r.roske.civ@us.navy.mil
URL:https://www.ncmbc.us/event/naval-undersea-warfare-center-wednesday-with-the-deputy-for-small-business-9/
LOCATION:Hybrid: In-person/Microsoft Teams\, 3030 Hoskins Road\, Levan Hall Conference Room\,\, Fort Sill\, OK\, 73503
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SUMMARY:USACE Charleston District Industry Day - Connecting Potential Subcontractors with Prime Contractors and Getting to Know USACE-Charleston District
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\nThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District (SAC) is hosting a half day\, in-person business engagement event: \nThe Industry Day will be held on October 25\, 2023\, from 1:00 – 4:00PM EST. \nIntended Audience: Contractors who are interested in working with USACE – Charleston District. \nLocation:   The Johnson Hagood (Citadel) Stadium\, 68 Hagood Ave\, Charleston\, SC 29403. \nThis event is an opportunity to provide outreach to our industry partners to enhance competition\, build relationships\, and facilitate a better understanding of our agency’s mission requirements and contractor capabilities. \nThere will be briefings from Charleston District’s Leadership to provide information on upcoming business opportunities within the District coupled with a 2-Way Q&A session to generate conversation regarding how we procure and what can be done to better support the Government and our Contractor partners. Vendors may have time to speak with District Program Managers one-on-one\, as time permits. \nDon’t miss the opportunity to meet prime contractors interested in small businesses\, small businesses interested in meeting other small and large businesses and the opportunity to learn more about the Charleston District and doing business with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. \nRSVP for the Industry Day Event is required for all attendees  and can be accessed by clicking the invitation link – https://einvitations.afit.edu/inv/anim.cfm?i=778672&k=05664A0F7C55
URL:https://www.ncmbc.us/event/usace-charleston-district-industry-day-connecting-potential-subcontractors-with-prime-contractors-and-getting-to-know-usace-charleston-district/
LOCATION:The Johnson Hagood (Citadel) Stadium\, 68 Hagood Avenue\, Charleston\, SC\, 29403
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