20Q1120 Atch 1 SOW Underwater Treadmill dtd 27 Aug 2020.pdf

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

509TH MEDICAL GROUP (AFGSC)

WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE, MISSOURI

NO HEALTH…NO STEALTH!!

Statement of Work

Underwater Treadmill for Canines Contract for 509th Medical Group

27 August 2020

1. GENERAL INFORMATION. The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, transportation, materials and other items as needed to complete installation. The contractor shall install Underwater treadmill in Whiteman AFB Veterinary Clinic, 900 Perimeter Rd., Bldg 1732, Whiteman AFB, MO 65305.

2. SCOPE OF WORK.

2.1. Salient Characteristics. The Underwater Treadmill for Canines must have the following:

Treadmill belt runs in both, forward and reverse directions with a speed from 0.2 mph to 9mph in 0.1 mph increments

The running surface can accommodate large breed of canines

Programmable touch screen

All hardware and software requirements are included in the equipment

Variable speed motor

4-year warranty

Resistance jets with automatic incline and transfer pumps

400 gallons storage tank with recirculation system

Low dual entry/exit doors walk through /with no ramp required entry

Water treatment starter kit included

The underwater treadmill can also be heated and chlorinator

Belt surface area for exercising: 65 in long x 20 in wide

At least 77 in length x 32 in depth x 32 height

Emergency drain on treadmill in the event of power failure or water contamination

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

509TH MEDICAL GROUP (AFGSC)

WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE, MISSOURI

NO HEALTH…NO STEALTH!!

2.3. Requirements. The contractor hereby agrees to install Underwater Treadmill. Contractor shall use only approved Air Force products. All wiring shall meet Air Force security standards and routed through a conduit. Then equipment must be compatible with existing equipment. A Floor plan will be provide upon contract award. If access to the network, plumbing, and waterlines are required the contractor will contact 509 MDG/SGGM Facility Management, POC:

Donald Munson at 660-687-2105, email: donald.s.munson.civ@mail.com. Any damages to the facility made during the installation will be fixed by contractor at no additional expense.

Contractors must do the following:

Provide their own equipment to install

Must dispose of their own refuse

Equipment must be validated for serviceability upon completion with the Medical Group

Company must provide their own transportation

Ensure Installation is within codes and regulations applicable to federal, national, and local standards

Company must provide documentation to the service and equipment to include, not limited to, warranty, certifications, and etc

Coordinate with 509th Medical facilities for installation

Equipment must be compatible with existing and scheduled facility modification

Onsite Training

3. MEETING SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS. The Contractor must provide equipment and installation which meets the characteristics laid out in this document. If the Contractor submits equipment which does not explicitly meet all of the specifications in this Statement of Work, they must provide qan explanation as to how the intend to meet the requirements of this project.