(11) LEAD SCREW STATEMENT OF WORK.pdf
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This document is a combined synopsis and solicitation from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command seeking the fabrication of three types of disposal containers. Specifically, it requests the fabrication of two small shear block disposal containers, ten large shear block disposal containers, and one lead screw disposal container, all constructed from ASTM A36 steel. The solicitation will close on February 9, 2024 and involves a 100% small business set-aside. Offerors will be evaluated on technical acceptability, past performance, and pricing. The selected contractor must meet mid-construction and final inspection requirements and coordinate delivery with the Naval Shipyard.
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Statement of Work
DOC #: 3290V107
Lead Screw Disposal Container RF-2100
1. Each Lead Screw Disposal Container is to be manufactured in accordance with Portsmouth Naval Shipyard drawing PNS 2370A0000137, Revision C. A total of one (1) complete Lead Screw Disposal Container is required to be built.
2. The PNSY technical Point of Contact (POC) in Code 2370 is Jeff Turgeon (207-438-5375), Ryan Knight (207-438-5669), or Phil Mitchell (207-438-4559).
3. Code 2370 requires a technical review of contractor bid prior to contract award.
4. The contractor will comply with all specifications and provide all certifications and test reports as outlined in drawing PNS 2370A0000137, Revision C, for the Lead Screw Disposal Container.
5. PNSY plans to inspect the container at an approximate half way point of construction and at completion of construction. Contractor shall notify PNSY with projected work schedule.
Halfway point of construction shall be determined by the contractor and PNSY after award of contract.
6. PNSY reserves the right to inspect the containers at any time during fabrication in addition to the mid-construction visit outlined above. A minimum of two working days notice will be given to the contractor for unplanned visits by a PNSY representative.
7. The local DCMA office shall conduct an "on-site" contractor post-award to verify that the contractor maintains facilities and fully understands the contract terms, conditions and responsibilities, ensuring contract specifications and requirements are able to be met. The buyer reserves the right to attend the post-award verification along with DCMA.
8. Contractor shall contact PNSY a minimum of two working days prior to shipment of completed container to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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