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Appendix B- RESERVED Performance Work Statement Supplement Maintenance Services-Unit Maintained Equipment (UME)
Functional Area: Maintenance Please note this document is “Reserved” and provided for informational purposes only and is not a requirement at this time.
1. Contractor provided field level maintenance for tactical tracked vehicles, tactical wheeled vehicles and power generation equipment IAW Army regulations, policies, equipment technical manuals and local SOPs and Policies.
2. The contractor shall provide qualified personnel with requisite tool boxes and any other items and services not furnished by the government necessary to perform field level maintenance for this requirement.
3. The contractor will provide sufficient management and mechanics to manage the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance workload presented on a valid work order.
4. The contractor shall perform equipment services and/or unscheduled maintenance and a monthly PMCS as directed by the work order provided to the contractor.
5. The equipment may or may not be entered into the Army Low-Usage program IAW the work order provided and is the guide for the type of service that must be performed. IAW AR 750-1 Armament systems will not be entered into the low usage program and will require normal servicing, borescope and pullover and update DA Form 2408-4, weapon gauging, and recoil exercise IAW the technical manual.
6. The contractor shall conduct all scheduled services and unscheduled maintenance, exercise equipment including weapons, turrets, fire control and suspension, conduct calibration, bore scope and pullover, conduct required road tests (5-10 miles per system),road marches (20-30 miles per system) as requested by the customer, service turrets and associated weapon systems, and perform diagnostic tests on fire control systems. Contractor shall annotate findings on a DA 2404/5988-E and record for ordering of all parts required to bring the equipment to the Army Maintenance Standard as defined IAW AR 750-1 and equipment Technical Manuals.
7. The contractor shall provide (PPE) safety coveralls, safety shoes and protective equipment for Maintenance personnel in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards and internal contractor policies, as well as clothing for protection from inclement weather.
8. The contractor will comply with all federal, state, and local environmental policies.
9. The government will provide all necessary repair parts, special tools, TMDE and expendable supplies applicable to equipment maintenance for the operation.
10. The Contractor shall service and repair all equipment IAW the Army Maintenance Standard as outlined in AR 750-1 or to the standard requested by the customer.
11. All faults are identified following prescribed intervals using the “items to be checked” column in conjunction with PMCS procedures of the applicable TM XX-10 and XX-20 series PMCS tables.
12. All repairs, services, and other related work that will correct field-level equipment/materiel faults for which the required parts/supplies are available have been completed in accordance with DA Pam 750-8.
13. Scheduled services are performed at the service interval required by the applicable technical publication. This includes AOAP testing, borescope and pull over, recoil exercise, gauging and equipment road testing as required by the appropriate Technical Manual for the equipment.
14. Verify all Modification Work Orders (MWOs), Safety of Use Messages (SOUMs), and Maintenance Advisory Messages (MAMs) have been completed. Upon completion, the unit will verify and input equipment status into the Modification Management Information System (MMIS).
15. Contractor will utilize the Global Combat Support System-Army (GCSS-A) as the system of record for all maintenance and repair parts ordering procedures.
15. The requiring activity, will provide the quality acceptance for the Government.
16. The contractor shall manage maintenance facilities, equipment and contracted employees IAW all applicable Army regulations, local regulations and policies.
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