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BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 3005. CONTRACTOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF TRAINING SYSTEM RANGES 1. General. The USMC Contractor Operation and Maintenance of Training Systems (COMTS) Program supports certain ranges aboard Camp Pendleton. This program places civilian contractors under contract to operate and maintain live-fire ranges. The Commander, Marine Corps Systems Command (COMMARCORSYSCOM) is responsible for funding COMTS contracts. COMMARCOR- SYSCOM has authorized the Program Manager for Training Systems (PM TRASYS) to enter into contracts with civilian contractors to provide COMTS support at Marine Corps installations. At the time of publication of this Order, Ranges 111, 132, 210G, 215A, 216, 218A, 223B, 314C, and 409A are COMTSsupported ranges. As new ranges are built or modified, they may be covered under the COMTS umbrella. 2. Scheduling. Units desiring to train on COMTS ranges will schedule their training as described in paragraph 3002 in this Chapter. All requests for COMTS ranges must include contractor times or specifically state that contractors are not needed. Requests that do not include either contractor times or the “none needed” statement will be disapproved. After a unit’s scheduling request is approved, the unit shall contact the Training Support Division (TSD) at (760) 725-4444 at least fourteen (14) working days prior to the planned training to coordinate their scenarios and arrange contractor time for training scenario development. The RCO is the final approval authority on all COMTS range training scenarios (not the contractor). TSD will reconfirm support requirements with the unit a minimum of two (2) working days prior to the unit actually using the range. The range contractor will provide range operators for the number of hours requested on the RFMSS request, up to a total of eighteen (18) hours per day per range. Units shall list the times they desire to go hot and cold in the CNTR Times box and annotate range occupation times in the Start Time and End Time boxes in the RFMSS request. Requests to extend training time on a COMTS range, received by the Range Scheduling Office less than forty-eight (48) hours prior to actual range usage cannot be approved due to contractual limitations. 3. Costs. Units must understand that using contractors on a range incurs a cost borne by the Commanding Officer, MCB, CamPen. Scheduling contractors for times that will not be used is a waste of an asset. In addition, canceling a COMTS range less than forty-eight (48) hours prior to the scheduled usage will also incur a cost. If you need to cancel a COMTS range you must e-mail and phone BOTH the Range Scheduling Office at (760) 725-3510/4219 and the TSD at (760) 725-4444. 4. Questions. Questions regarding the scheduling and training of COMTS ranges shall be referred to the Range Scheduling Office. Questions and comments related to COMTS contractor performance shall be referred to the TSD Contract Administrator at (760) 725-5105. 3006. AUTOMATED TARGET AND SIMULATOR SUPPORT 1. General. Units desiring automated target and simulator support on non- COMTS ranges shall contact the TSD Targets Section at (760) 725-4805 after the requested training dates have been approved. Coordination for training scenarios must be submitted at least fourteen (14) working days prior to the training event. The Targets Section will reconfirm support requirements with the scheduled unit a minimum of two (2) working days prior to the planned training event. 3-5
BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 2. Portable Infantry Target System (PITS) Targets. The TSD Targets Section can provide operator support for units desiring to use PITS targets and artillery, or machine gun noise simulators after the unit has properly requested their requirements through the Range Scheduling Office. PITS operators are not normally provided to units who have already been issued PITS targets through TSD. However, the Targets Section can provide PITS operator support to these units if their operator requirements exceed their internal capability to provide PITS operators. The Targets Section can also provide PITS operator instruction for these units through a civilian contractor at the unit’s request. Requests for PITS operator instruction may be coordinated directly with the Targets Section at (760) 725-4805. The placement of all PITS targets will be pre-approved by the RCO. 3-6
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