For OEMs
Capture and bid teams with a training deliverable
Scope the training for your pursuit
You are bidding on a program with a training deliverable.
Define the training requirement for a specific pursuit before you price and commit. Agree the scope and assumptions with your customer or training partner.
- What you provide
- The bid’s training requirements, releasable manuals and technical publications.
- What you get
- Source-linked equipment tasks and competencies
- Defined training deliverables and assumptions for costing
- Draft material for your customer or training partner to review
- Where to start
- Start with one system, a named pursuit and releasable documentation.
Define the training work before you price it
Start with a named pursuit and one system. Identify operator or maintainer training needs alongside the assumptions your bid team must resolve.
- Prepare the sources
- Identify the training requirements and deliverables in the tender.
- Provide releasable manuals and technical publications for the named equipment.
- Name the customer or training partner who can review scope and costing assumptions.
- Review and correct
- Review the equipment tasks, intended learner roles and source coverage with your customer or training partner. Resolve uncertainties or retain them as explicit costing assumptions.
- Agree the handoff
- Use the draft tasks, competencies and proposed training deliverables to agree a work package for estimating. Separate the pre-bid scope from the later approval of training content.
- Define the scope
- The agreed scope supports your bid decisions. Customer acceptance, final pricing and any subsequent training development remain decisions for the pursuit team and its partners.
Documents in.
Training out.
Every task links back to the passage it came from. Your experts approve it.
- You bring
- Manuals, doctrine, SOPs and technical publications, as they are.
- We draft
- Task and competency analysis
- Qualification standards
- Training plans
Your manual
Before use, confirm the equipment identity and inspect its condition and completeness against the checklist. Record any discrepancy before proceeding.
Drafted task
Carry out a pre‑use check.
Expert approval
+ Add a missing item to the exercise.
Approved
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