1. Statement of Work - CT PMs Final.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details periodic maintenance requirements for a Nondestructive Inspection High-Energy Radiation Computed Tomography (CT) System located at Travis AFB, California. The contract covers maintenance for the FF85 CT System, with specific tasks including semi-annual and annual maintenance procedures such as visual inspections, safety switch checks, X-ray tube maintenance, and two emergency troubleshooting visits per year.
The contract period runs from 01 March 2026 to 28 February 2027, with four additional option years. The primary point of contact is Mr. Jose Silva from 60 MXS/MXMFN, and the contractor must provide qualified personnel capable of servicing the specialized equipment. Key maintenance requirements include preventing dust contamination in X-ray tube heads, checking vacuum seals, replacing O-ring seals, cleaning components, and ensuring overall system safety and functionality.
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Statement of Work (SOW) for 60 MXS/MXMFN 02 December 2025
NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION HIGH-ENERGY RADIATION
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) SYSTEM
60 MXS/MXMFN has a requirement for periodic maintenance every 6 months on the FF85 CT System located at 350 Ragsdale St (Bldg 803, Rm 105 Southend), Travis AFB, CA 94535. This maintenance is crucial to prevent dust contamination within the system's two high-energy X-ray tube heads, as dust can damage the filaments.
Maintenance ensures the integrity of the tube heads' vacuum seals.
Description
The contractor shall perform the following:
Periodic Maintenance Every 6 Months X-ray system Visual inspection of the pressure sensor Safety switches Check activity and function, inform service department if necessary.
Doors, attachments
X-ray tube
Check for correct seating and check whether there are any inadmissible air gaps.
Check and if necessary clean the mesh cap and isolator. Replacement of the O-ring seal at the tube window
Backing pump Check whether the silencer is dirty
Periodic Maintenance Annually Manipulator Clean coarse soiling
Safety components X-ray system Complete system
X-ray tube
XRW
Turbo pump
Re-lubricate Have safety components replaced periodically. Visual inspection of the backing pump Visually check the warning notices for legibility, replace them if necessary
Exchange the tube window Replacement all O-ring seals in the objective (tube head) Clean the cathode chamber Exchange the coolant filter Clean the vacuum gauge tube (IKR)
Emergency Troubleshooting Visits (2 per year)
Point of Contact:
The contractor shall coordinate with:
Mr. Jose Silva, WS-10, 60 MXS/MXMFN, Commercial 707-424-0955
DSN 837-0955,
jose.silva.10@us.af.mil, 350 Ragsdale St, Travis AFB, CA 94535
Will the contractor have to be in accordance with any AFMAN or AFI or any other regulations? N/A
Special Requirements: Are there any special requirements for the items (Storage, Regulations, Standards, etc) N/A
Qualifications/Certifications:
The contractor is responsible for providing qualified personnel to service this equipment. Considering the potential danger to individuals and/or the X-ray inspection system resulting from improperly executed repairs, maintenance, and settings, all maintenance work must be performed by appropriately qualified experts.
Period of Performance: Start 01 March 2026 to 28 February 2027 with 4 additional option years mailto:jose.silva.10@us.af.mil
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