A2. STATEMENT OF WORK Training Blocks.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work issued by the Washington Army National Guard, 96th Aviation Troop Command, dated 15 June 2026.
The Army Aviation Support Facility #1 (AASF#1) requires the purchase of sling load training blocks in the following specifications: one 12,000-pound block, one 8,000-pound block, one 5,000-pound block, one 2,000-pound block, one 1,000-pound block, and two 575-pound hoist re-seat blocks. All training blocks must be manufactured in accordance with NATICK standards. The requirement exists because AASF#1 currently possesses no training blocks and has historically relied on equipment belonging to an active duty unit on the airfield that is relocating to Alaska. These training blocks are essential for the facility to conduct sling load Measurable Unit of Training (METL) task qualifications and to prepare personnel for fire bucket handling and personnel hoist operations. The point of contact for this procurement is SFC Edward E. Roelofs, BDE S-4 NCOIC, reachable at edward.e.roelofs.mil@army.mil or 253-912-3417.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
WASHINGTON ARMY NAITONAL GUARD
96TH AVIATION TROOP COMMAND
6224 2ND DIVISION DRIVE
JBLM, WA. 98433
NGWA-ATC-LOG 15 June 2026
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT: Statement of Work
1. Washington National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1 is requesting to purchase Sling load training blocks in the following weights: one each 12,000 pound, one each 8,000 pound, one each 5,000 pound, one each 2,000 pound and one each 1,000 pound sling load training blocks and two each 575 pound hoist re-seat block.
The training blocks must be manufactured according to the NATICK standards.
2. AASF#1 currently does not have any training blocks
3. Historically AASF#1 has utilized sling load training blocks training blocks that belong to an active duty unit on the airfield. However, that unit is relocating to Alaska and will take their training blocks with them.
4. AASF#1 is requesting these training blocks because they are essential in order to qualify on unit sling load METL tasks, and to be prepared for fire bucket handling and personnel hoist operations.
5. The POC for this memo is the undersigned at edward.e.roelofs.mil@army.mil or 253-912-3417.
EDWARD E. ROELOFS
SFC, WAARNG
BDE S-4 NCOIC
mailto:edward.e.roelofs.mil@army.mil
| MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD |
| EDWARD E. ROELOFS |
| 2026-06-15T12:16:58-0700 | |
| ROELOFS.EDWARD.E.1133668850 |
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