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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FINANCE AND FACILITIES DIVISION | PROCUREMENT SECTION

DRAFTING PERFORMANCE-BASED ACQUISITION

TEMPLATES

Firing Range Targets for the

Facilities and Finance Division

Statement of Work

2/24/2021

REVISED 8/2/2021

Attachment D – Performance Work Statement Guide & Template to Procurement SOP

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FINANCE AND FACILITIES DIVISION | PROCUREMENT SECTION

CHICAGO FIRING RANGE TARGETS

1 BACKGROUND

This statement of work is for the Chicago Firing Range Facility. This facility occupies approximately nine (9) acres of land in the city of North Chicago, IL. While the primary user of this facility is the FBI, it is also utilized by several local law enforcement agencies throughout the region. The facility consists of an administrative and classroom building, two shoot houses, ammo storage building, a maintenance shed, range tower, running track, pavilion, small storage shed, repelling tower, 25-yard shooting range and a 50-yard shooting range.

The FBI is moving toward standardizing Range facilities, turning target systems, and simulation houses to enhance user capabilities.

This facility serves as the primary firearms training facility for the Chicago Field Office as well as several other local law enforcement agencies in the region. The existing targeting system is over ten (10) years old and becoming more difficult to maintain due to the availability of parts and service providers. Over the years, the existing system has been subjected to extreme cold weather and overall neglect. The cost to maintain the current system is becoming comparable to the cost of purchasing and installing a new modernized system. Future plans for the training site include a new permanent simulation training house and upgrades to existing structures.

With the proposed upgrades and additions, the Chicago Range training site will be capable of providing a higher volume of personnel to be trained in the future. The intended upgrades will address the increasing demands and also improve and enhance its core function of target interdiction.

The Chicago Range personnel will remove the existing targeting system and associated infrastructure and dispose of it properly.

2 SCOPE

Procure, deliver, assemble and install forty-eight (48) new firing range targets with two (2) 65’ moving target carriage systems to include all infrastructure, wiring, conduits, control boxes, concrete footings, etc. Existing knee wall will stay in place and is 35” tall and 12” wide, with a concrete pad area behind the knee wall of 85” wide. Provide full test and operation of system to verify that the system is fully functional and working as intended for training.

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3 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

3.1 The designed system will have three (3) primary components listed below.

1. A programmable target control system

2. Forty-eight (48) lane electro-mechanical 180-degree Target Turning devices

• The target turners will be spaced nominal +/- 5’ on-center behind the existing berm wall in 12 target banks.

• All external connectors will be IP65 rated or better.

• A removable L Bar will be mounted on each target holder made of steel rod

1/16-inch-thick to allow the target to be connected by rubber band. The mounting height of the L bar will be set to any position height as required by the range requirements.

• The front of each target turner will be protected using a V-shape certified AR500 ballistic steel design.

3. Two (2) Running Man target carriage systems

• Two independent Running Man target carriages with lateral motion carry wooden target frames at various fixed and programmable speeds and lateral distances behind the existing target berm.

• The tracks for the two (2) systems will be in line with the end of each track meeting behind the target turner positions.

• The carriers will always know their home/running positions on this rail system via encoded drives, switches and limit devices or similar.

The FBI will expect that the installing contractor will be responsible for OSHA compliance in the handling and disposal of materials deemed hazardous. Any permits required for this project shall be the responsibility of the installing Contractor.

New target system will be mounted so as to accommodate the existing footprint without expanding footprint.

3.2 Warranties

Warranties will be provided per the requirements below, which begin from the date of commission and verification of operation.

• Five (5) year Corrosion Warranty for all non-ballistic parts.

• Standard manufacturer’s Warranty on all purchased non-shootable item components.

• Two (2) year Warranty on all other components

3.3 Technical Requirements

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The technical requirements of this SOW are described in the Scope section of this document, in addition to all applicable state and local codes and the most recently published versions of the standards below.

• ISO 15614 Part 1 standards for welding and cutting

• All ASTM code requirements

• ASHRAE 90.1

• NFPA 70 and 70E o ARC Flash rating for electrical panels and disconnect means labeling and hazard risk category identification

• ICC IBC

• PBS-P100

4 DELIVERABLES

No work shall be performed until contract has been negotiated and ratified by all parties. The FBI will assign a Project Manager that will act as the Point of Contact (POC) between the Government and the Contractor. Expected deliverables from the Contractor shall include but may not be limited to the following:

• Price quote to include detailing of all inclusions

• Project schedule

• Operations & Maintenance materials, as appropriate (see attached specification Section

017820)

• Warranty Information

• Invoicing

• Permits, as required

• Insurance/Bonding Documentation

• User training

• Procedure Layout for Equipment

• Multiple Asset Template Sheet (FBI to provide barcode supplies)

5 SECURITY

5.1 The Limited Access Request (LAR) (formerly the Limited Background Investigation (LBI)) process is designed to ensure personnel without clearances requiring escorted access to FBI space are properly vetted through the FBI. Personnel that undergo a LAR may be permitted to work maintenance issues, construction projects, teach unclassified seminars or provide other services to the FBI on a limited basis. To be clear, persons provided an LAR have no greater privileges than anyone else being escorted into FBI space - they are not authorized to view or be exposed to Classified or Sensitive But Unclassified information, nor have system access, nor be left unescorted at any time. The value of the LAR is to ensure we are not allowing known criminals, those with open warrants, etc. access to FBI space.

The LAR is a requirement for anyone who does not have a clearance and is not entering the FBI as a family member. The limited exception is for persons attending unclassified meetings in

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Persons with active clearances are not eligible for the LAR and must pass their clearances via official channels for any type of FBI space access.

5.2 Process

Upon award of the contract/work order, all personnel involved in the process must have a completed LAR consisting of checks from the Data Integration and Visualization System (DIVS), National Crime Information Center (NCIC)/Interstate Identification Index (III), Sentinel, and the Treasury Enforcement Communication System (TECS). The following forms must be accurately completed and furnished to the OSO at least 45 work days prior to the arrival of contract individual to FBI space (or as early as possible).

SF-85 - Questionnaire for Non-Sensitive Positions (fill-in gray areas only) o Completion Guide o Spanish Completion Packet

Authorization for Release of Information (page 6 of SF-85) FD-285 - Fingerprint Application Card (see step 4 below) FD-857a - Sensitive Information Non-Disclosure Agreement

Failure to allot enough time to conduct the checks can result in access delays that cannot be waived.

6 DELIVERY

6.1 Place of Performance

890 Foss Park Ave North Chicago, IL 60064. All work will be conducted at the range site in an outside environment. Any fabrication of parts that cannot be completed onsite must be inspected prior being bought onto the grounds.

6.2 Period of Performance

The Period of Performance for this project will be from the date of award to 31 October 2021.

Duration of product installation and setup will be no longer than 10 days.

Installation shall not take place during September.

All work must be scheduled in advance with the Range Principle Firearms Instructor to ensure minimal disruption to Range training and mission requirements.

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7 KEY PERSONNEL

Key personnel include the following:

Range Principle Firearms Instructor – Robert Melton Project Manager & COR – Emily Conner

8 SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS

This is a live fire range facility, as such, safety is of the utmost concern. Safety rules and guidelines must be strictly adhered to at all times. Any individual or individuals observed not following the safety guidelines will be escorted off the grounds immediately.