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First came the "how ready are they to head downrange?" research.
Now, the CF and its research arm want to see how returning troops are doing after they come home from Afghanistan - this, from MERX:
1 - Full bid document available by PM'ing me. The Statement of Work from the bid documents is available here.
2 - Thompson, M.M. & Gignac, M.A.M. (2002). The experience of Canadian Forces augmentees. In P. Essens, A. Vogelaar, E. Tanercan, & D. Winslow, Eds.), The Human in Command: Peace Support Operations (pp. 235-263). Amsterdam: Mets & Schilt/KMA.
Reference Number PW-$TOR-014-5326
Solicitation Number W7711-098166/A
Now, the CF and its research arm want to see how returning troops are doing after they come home from Afghanistan - this, from MERX:
An interesting tidbit from the bid document 1: the drafter of the docs says, "Past research2 suggests it can take several months for military personnel to readjust after returning from deployment, with four months being mentioned as the typical readjustment period following a fairly stable deployment such as Bosnia," adding this latest research aims to compare the post-Afghanistan experience to that..... The Department of National Defence, Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC), Toronto, Ontario has a requirement for the conducting of interviews, in both English and French, on post-deployment reintegration experiences of Canadian Forces (CF) members, transcribe the recorded interview material, translate any French interview transcriptions into English, and write brief one to two page summaries of the major themes emerging from each of the interviews. The work for the first set of interviews, transcriptions, translations and summaries (first post-deployment cycle) is expected to commence in May 2010 while the work for the second and third set of interviews, transcriptions, translations and summaries (second and third post-deployment cycles) will commence approximately October/November 2010 and April/May 2011, respectively …. The funding for this project is limited to: $45,000.00 CAD (all applicable taxes excluded) for the firm requirement, and $45,000.00 CAD (all applicable taxes excluded) for the optional requirement….
1 - Full bid document available by PM'ing me. The Statement of Work from the bid documents is available here.
2 - Thompson, M.M. & Gignac, M.A.M. (2002). The experience of Canadian Forces augmentees. In P. Essens, A. Vogelaar, E. Tanercan, & D. Winslow, Eds.), The Human in Command: Peace Support Operations (pp. 235-263). Amsterdam: Mets & Schilt/KMA.
Reference Number PW-$TOR-014-5326
Solicitation Number W7711-098166/A