70CMSW25Q00000011 Statement Of Work.pdf

Attachment 1- Statement of Work

RFQ 70CMSW25Q00000011

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS)

IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE)

OFFICE OF FIREARMS AND TACTICAL TRAINING (OFTP)

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) dated 7/1/2025

Requirement: Used/Junk Car Training Requirement

RFQ 70CMSW25Q00000011

Background:

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) is the largest federal law enforcement agency whose missions include preventing terrorism and enhancing security, managing our borders, administering immigration and customs laws, and securing cyberspace. A significant part of ICE’s mission is providing required training tools and equipment to support OFTP law enforcement training courses held at Fort Benning, GA (more specifically, Fiske Range).

Scope of Work:

The scope of this requirement is to have a single contractor provide used/junk automobile vehicles. The vehicles will be utilized in various dynamic law enforcement training courses at Fort Benning, GA. All vehicles and services are outlined in the Statement of Work (SOW) dated 7/1/2025.

Critical Measures of Success:

Contractor shall provide used/junk vehicles that meet the following criteria below:

1. Vendor’s business address and junk car inventory must be located within a 20-mile radius to the Fort Benning, GA military base (i.e. 6760 Sightseeing Road.)

2. Acceptable vehicles include 4-door sedans, SUV’s and trucks.

3. All vehicles must be free of damage and outside hazards.

4. All doors and window glass must be intact and in the up/closed position.

5. All four tires must be inflated and have the ability to hold air (no punctured tires will be accepted).

6. Vehicles shall be clean and dry inside (no water damage or excessive dampness).

7. No wet seats, mold, trash, or foreign objects inside the passenger compartment.

Vehicles should not have dangerous holes or sharp metal areas that will injure personnel. Law enforcement agents will need to sit in the cars as part of the law enforcement arrest training operations.

8. The vehicles do not have to run, and any color is acceptable.

9. Lights and safety equipment do not need to work.

10. The vehicles will be damaged, and the windows will be broken at the end of the training.

11. Contractor must be able to provide a MAXIMUM of 200 used/junk cars per 12-month period for the entire 5-year POP of the Purchase Order.

Delivery Schedule for used/junk cars:

All delivery/pickup schedules will be coordinated with the OFTP COR identified on the award. OFTP anticipates that vehicles will need to be dropped off and picked up Monday

– Friday between 8:00AM and 4:00PM eastern standard time EST). In addition, vehicles will need to be removed once training courses have been completed. The average law enforcement training class will require roughly 10 used/junk vehicles and an estimated 18-20 classes per 12-month period.

Delivery address for all junk cars will be:

Fiske Range (located in the back of the Fort Benning, GA military base) 6760 Sightseeing Road

Fort Benning, GA 31905

Government Furnished Property or Equipment:

None

Travel:

No travel will be required under this requirement outside of the transporting of used/junk cars to and from the Fiske Range as part of the Critical Measures of Success.

GOVERNMENT POINTS OF CONTACT:

OAQ: Contracting Officer Tony Ross, Tony.ross@ice.dhs.gov Contract Specialist Denise Bowie, Denise.bowie@ice.dhs.gov

OFTP: Audie Person, audie.j.person@ice.dhs.gov

INVOICES:

All invoicing instructions will be detailed in the Purchase Order Award document.

End of SOW mailto:Tony.ross@ice.dhs.gov mailto:Denise.bowie@ice.dhs.gov mailto:audie.j.person@ice.dhs.gov