<p>Performance Work Statement for Heavy Duty Truck System 5th Edition, Sean Bennett, Ian Andrew Norman. Naval Construction Training Command (NCTC) Port Hueneme, CA</p><p>1. Background. a. Naval Construction Training Command (NCTC) Port Hueneme, CA develops and trains Sailors, Soldiers, Airman, and Marines in construction trades and military skills for Department of Defense operating forces to accomplish contingency and peacetime construction, chemical, biological, and radiological operations, and humanitarian assistance missions worldwide. b. Inter-service Construction Mechanic ‘A’ School (CIN A-610- 0022D) course provides apprentice-level training to Navy and Air Force personnel in maintenance and isolating malfunctions of military and commercial vehicles, internal combustion engines and related components (both gasoline and diesel), steering and suspension, power trains, hydraulics, and brake systems. 2. Requirement. a. Quantity 200 of Heavy Duty Truck Systems 5 th Edition (2011) b. International Standard Book Number (ISBN-13): 978-1-4354-8382-8 c. Recommended Source: Cengage Learning Publisher</p><p>3. Brand Name Justification. Heavy Duty Truck Systems 5 th Edition (2011) is the text book required for Inter-service Construction Mechanic ‘A’ School (CIN A-610-0022D) as defined by the Course Training Task List and Lesson Plans for this curriculum. Updated curriculum documents are available for download from NKO under the Center for Seabees and Facilities Engineering portal. 4. Required Date of Delivery. 15 June 2017</p><p>Ship to Address.</p><p>Attn: CMC David Keltner 363 Whitehouse Way Building 1300 Port Hueneme, CA 93043</p><p>Points of Contact.</p><p>Financial Procurement Lisa Lewis Raymond M. Alexander [email protected] [email protected] (805) 982-4351 (805) 982-4344</p><p>Technical CM1 Christopher Harris Harris, Christopher M CM1 NCTC, Alfa [email protected] (805) 982-4021</p><p>1</p>