1. (U) SBD 41 Alt CAT SOWV2_cao20260819.docx
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the Alternate Crisis Action Team (CAT) Furniture Reconfiguration and Relocation project at Schriever Space Force Base under the Department of the Air Force Space Command. The contract requires comprehensive furniture reconfiguration and relocation services to support the build-out of an operational Alternate CAT facility, which is mandatory per the SBD 41 Installation Emergency Management Plan and Higher Headquarters Continuity of Operations guidance. The current Alternate CAT space contains eight modular cubicle workstations, eight task chairs, one conference table, one modular lounge seat, and two desk chairs.
The scope of work encompasses five primary tasks: (1) reconfiguring the space to accommodate four modular cubicle workstations and disposing of the remaining four workstations, six chairs, and one lounge seat; (2) relocating a 6-foot conference table from Building 780, Room 115 to Building 210, Room 232A; (3) relocating an 8-foot conference table from Building 210 to Building 780; (4) drilling a centered hole in the 8-foot table for communication cable routing with appropriate finishing; and (5) purchasing and installing two heavy-duty wall mounts for 60-inch televisions at designated locations. The contractor must provide all labor, tools, transportation, and materials necessary to complete all tasks. Work shall be performed at Schriever Space Force Base, Building 210, Room 232A and Building 780, Room 115, with a period of performance of three months from contract award. All contractor personnel must comply with installation security requirements, complete antiterrorism/force protection Level I training, and pass National Crime Information Center and local background checks.
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| 50 DSA- CAT Furniture Pictures.pdf | ||
| SBD 41 CAT Furniture QnA.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA255026Q0050.pdf | ||
| Wage Determination 2015-5417.pdf |
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SBD 41 Crisis Action Team (CAT) Statement of Work (SOW) Project Title: Alternate CAT Furniture Reconfiguration and Relocation Organization: SBD 41/XP
1. Background and Requirement The Alternate Crisis Action Team (CAT) is a mandatory requirement in accordance with (IAW) SBD 41 Installation Emergency Management Plan (IEMP) 10-2 and Higher Headquarters (HHQ) guidance for Continuity of Operations (COOP). Maintaining an operational Alternate CAT facility is critical to ensuring ongoing command and control capabilities during emergency scenarios. The reconfiguration and relocation of furniture outlined in this Statement of Work represents the vital first phase of establishing this fully functional alternate command center.
2. Description of Service and Objective SBD 41/XP is in the process of building out the Alternate Crisis Action Team (CAT) facility. To support this build-out, existing CAT modular cubicle systems and associated workspace furniture need to be reconfigured and relocated between multiple buildings. Currently, the Alternate CAT space is equipped with eight (8) modular cubicle workstations (including panels, work surfaces, and integrated storage), eight (8) task chairs, one (1) conference table, one (1) modular lounge seat, and two (2) desk chairs.
The objective of this contract is to secure contractor services to reconfigure the current modular workstation layout, relocate specific conference tables, prepare tables and modular cable pathways for communication lines, and install television wall mounts.
3. Scope of Work / Specific Tasks The contractor shall provide all labor, tools, transportation, and materials necessary to complete the following tasks:
· Task 1: Modular Workstation Reconfiguration and Disposal Reconfigure the Alternate CAT office space to accommodate four (4) modular cubicle workstations. This includes the disassembly, adjustment, and precise reassembly of modular wall panels, integrated power/data raceways, and work surfaces to fit the new layout. The contractor shall safely disassemble, remove, and properly dispose of the remaining four (4) modular workstation setups (including panels, supports, and overheads) and six (6) chairs that are no longer needed. Remove and dispose of the modular lounge seat.
· Task 2: Relocate 6-Foot Conference Table Disassemble (if necessary), transport, and reassemble the 6-foot-long conference table currently located in Building 780, Room 115, and place it in Building 210, Room 232A.
· Task 3: Relocate 8-Foot Conference Table Disassemble (if necessary), transport, and reassemble the 8-foot-long conference table currently located in Building 210 and place it in Building 780.
· Task 4: Table Modification Carefully drill a hole in the exact center of the relocated 8-foot-long conference table to allow for the routing of communication (comm) cables. The hole should be finished appropriately to prevent damage to the cables or table surface.
· Task 5: TV Mount Purchase and Installation Purchase two (2) heavy-duty wall mounts capable of supporting 60-inch televisions. The contractor shall securely mount these TV brackets to the wall at the designated locations within the facilities.
4. Place of Performance The work shall be performed at the following locations:
· Schriever Space Force Base, Building 210, Room 232A
· Schriever Space Force Base, Building 780, Room 115
5. Period of Performance (PoP) All tasks outlined in this Statement of Work shall be accomplished within three (3) months of the contract award date.
The contractor will adhere to all local installation security and force protection postures. Ensure compliance with installation real-world antiterrorism/force protection (AT/FP) measures, traffic laws, and prohibitions against carrying firearms on the installation. Favorable completion of National Crime Information Center and local files checks is required to affording individuals access to the installation. The contractor shall ensure all personnel employed in the performance of the contract, or any representative of the contractor entering the installation, shall abide by all applicable security regulations and base policies concerning entry/access to the installation. The contractor and its employees are offered AT Level I training through https://jko.jten.mil
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