Att 01_EPF PWS SOW.pdf

This is a Statement of Work/Performance Work Statement for Engineering, Prototyping, and Fabrication Support Services at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) Webster Outlying Field (WOLF) in St. Inigoes, Maryland.

The contractor must provide comprehensive engineering, prototyping, reverse-engineering, environmental testing, antenna repairs, and production capabilities supporting NAWCAD, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), and NAWCAD WOLF Divisions. Fabrication and compliance support includes Modeling and Simulation (M&S), CNC machining, sheet-metal design and fabrication, welding, assembly, composite repairs, woodworking, painting with corrosion control coatings, powder coating, stockroom management (tooling, hand tools, fasteners), facilities management, and hazardous materials (HAZMAT) handling. The effort supports multiple defense acquisition programs including SPN Antenna Systems, AEGIS hardware, OE-120 systems, Family of Special Operations Vehicles (FOSOV), and other tactical vehicle and aircraft components. Work will be performed approximately 78% at Government sites (St. Inigoes and Patuxent River, Maryland) and 22% at the contractor's facility within 30 drivable miles of NAWCAD WOLF. The contractor must maintain an 8,000+ square foot industrial space with HVAC systems, provide meeting support with VTC capabilities for up to 15 persons at the Secret classification level, and maintain real-time communications capabilities. Personnel require Secret-level DoD security clearances (60 days to obtain for most positions), Common Access Cards (CACs), SAAR forms, and Annual Information Awareness Training. All contractor personnel must be U.S. citizens unless waived. The contract utilizes Working Capital Funds (WCF) with FFP (Firm Fixed Price) and CPAF (Cost Plus Award Fee) tasking options. Key labor categories include General and Operations Managers (Senior level with 10 years experience, 5 in Navy/DoD programs), First-Line Supervisors/Project Managers (10 years minimum, 5 in production facility management), Inspectors/Testers (Senior and Journeyman levels requiring 10 and 3 years experience respectively, with at least 5 and 2 years in production facilities), and Project Management Specialists (Journeyman level with 3 years experience, including 1 year leading projects). Service Contract Act (SCA) labor categories include vehicle body repairers, electricians, painters, general maintenance workers, HVAC mechanics, machinists, sheet-metal workers, shipping/receiving clerks, welders, and woodworkers. The contractor must submit monthly progress and financial status reports IAW Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRL), manage OCI/NDA compliance, implement Compressed Work Schedule (CWS) options without additional Government reimbursement if required, provide transition-out planning with work turnover, QA continuation, risk mitigation, and data transfer protocols, and develop an OPSEC program compliant with NSPOM-28 including IA and COMSEC components. Technical direction will be provided via Technical Direction Letters (TDLs) that do not alter contract scope, and the contractor must provide COR Management Reports for all TDLs (CDRL A001).