A04.01 PWS.pdf

Performance Work Statement

1. BACKGROUND:

Pagers provide mission critical communication for Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & IMF personnel, including but not limited to: Safety, Radiological Emergency Response, hazardous material/waste/spill response, Gas Free & Port Ops.

2. SCOPE:

The contractor shall provide all management, labor, equipment & tools necessary to provide one-way digital pager service for PSNS & IMF. Service to include leased pagers with unlimited airtime. Pager phone numbers must be local, not long distance, for PSNS & IMF (Area Code 360, Prefix 476).

Local pagers must have a minimum range to provide service in the NW quarter of Washington State (Port Angeles to Centralia, Aberdeen to Enumclaw). Nationwide pagers minimum range: CONUS & Hawaii Two types of LOCAL pager services will be required: 1) Numeric (up to 40 ea) and 2) Alpha/Numeric (Up to 260 ea) for Group Notifications. One type of NATIONWIDE pager service will be required. All nationwide would be acceptable.

3. DELIVERABLE ITEMS: N/A

4. CONTRACTOR FURNISHED MATERIAL:

Leased pagers. Pagers must meet or exceed the following minimum requirements: various message alerts (must include vibration & silent options), new message indicator, backlit date & time display, message time stamp, belt clip (attached or separate), message retention during battery change and message lock. Pagers must use AA or AA replaceable, non-rechargeable batteries. Pagers to be provided with a manual and one set of batteries per pager. Replacement batteries will be provided by the government.

5. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY: N/A

6. QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS: The Contractor is solely responsible for the quality of services provided.

7) SECURITY: N/A

8. TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS: N/A

9. GOVERNMENT SURVEILLANCE OFFICER:

Paige McElroy Finance Analyst (360)-812-5853 Paige.mcelroy@navy.mil

10. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: Spare units are required to avoid unnecessary service interruption.

Twenty-five units of each local type to be provided initially and additional spare units must request, all at no charge until each unit is put into service.