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Preparation and delivery of RCMP Water Transportation Training Courses
M2989-222956/A Large, Kathy Telephone No. - (250) 216-4455 kathy.large@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca
Summary The RCMP has a requirement to provide Water Transport Training to ensure its members receive proper training in marine vessels operation and execution of marine policing duties in accordance with the RCMP Course Training Standard (CTS) as well as the competencies required by Transport Canada (TC) for operators of marine vessels. Transport Canada requires the operators of all RCMP vessels to hold a minimum of a 1) Small Vessel Proficiency certificate 2) Marine Emergency Duties certificate and 3) Restricted Operators (Maritime) radio license requirements.
The RCMP Course Training Standard (CTS) titled ?Inland Basic Water Transport? (BWT) (CL5501) supports this requirement. In addition to the BWT course, operators functioning in a coastal environment require training in more advanced chart work, Radar/GPS, and boat handling specific to the equipment utilized at their Detachments. The Water Transport Electronic Navigation (ENC) Course (CL5503) meets this need.
The coordination and delivery of the water transport courses is an ongoing requirement for members of the RCMP. Delivery of the requirement will be made across British Columbia. Instructors must meet Transport Canada requirements and have a high level of experience and appropriate certification to deliver this type of training. Given the number of RCMP vessels located throughout the Division and the issue of releasing operational members to support lengthy training requirements, an external contractor is required to support course delivery.
The period of the resulting contract will be for a 2 year period with the option to extend for another two one-year periods
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