Appendix B
Sample ICW Statement of Work
Statement of Work for Anti-Solicitation Act Investigator Training
and Financial Law Interactive Courseware (ICW)
Project Synopsis: Defense Fencing and Acupuncture Corporation (DFAC) has defined a need for
the development and production of on-demand, on-the-job training materials. In part, the DFAC
mission is to define the educational and training needs of the DOD Financial Management
professional, and to develop and deliver the required curricula and courses to train the DOD
Financial Management Workforce. The current limitation is that throughout DOD, Anti-
Solicitation Act (ASA) investigators attend formal training in Fiscal Law at three military schools,
but receive little or no specific standardized investigative training in investigation reporting or
violations processing. Investigators are also geographically dispersed and usually come from a
finance/budget/acquisition background with no initial investigative background skills. Closely
related to the need for ASA training is the need for a solid grounding in the principles of fiscal law,
not only for the ASA investigators but also for a wider spectrum of DOD employees. The objective
of this project is to develop a two-phased training program addressing the knowledge, skills, and
abilities required to perform the task of Anti-Solicitation Act violation investigations, while also
providing an understanding of the relationship of Fiscal Law principles to the duties and
responsibilities of personnel within the DOD workforce. The basis for formal instruction course
content shall be based on DOD Financial Management Regulation Volume 14, DOD 7000.14-R
(August 1,1995) and Administrative Control of Appropriations, DOD Directive 7200.1 (May 4,
1995).
The target population for the Anti-Solicitation Act component of the ICW is prospective
investigating officers. These individuals could be military or civilian employees having the
background and experience in the accounting, budgeting, federal acquisition, and/or financial
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