Att.1 PWS Dated 25 Mar 24.pdf
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- FA480324QB064
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This document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for mortuary services to support the 20th Fighter Wing at Shaw Air Force Base. The PWS outlines the requirements for the preparation and transportation of human remains, including procedures for embalming, dressing the remains, and loading the casket for transport. Key details include requirements for removing remains from the designated location, delivering remains to the aerial port of embarkation, transporting remains by covered vehicle, and adhering to specified timelines. The PWS also covers quality assurance measures and procedures for encasing the casket.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation for a new Mortuary Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to provide these mortuary services at Sumter/Shaw Air Force Base in accordance with the PWS dated March 25, 2024. The solicitation is being issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 24QB064 QA.pdf | ||
| RFQ Mortuary BPA.pdf |
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
FOR MORTUARY SERVICES
TO SUPPORT
20TH FIGHTER WING
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE
PREPARED BY:
SSgt T'Keyah Springs
DATE
25 March 2024 and then organs or portions will be placed in the cavities in an anatomical location and covered with hardening compound. The calvarium shall replaced, scalp sutured and the hair treated as indicated stated in 5 .1.3.
1.9.6.5. Treatment of Scalp (Viewable): When scalp has been shaved, procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.4 shall apply.
1.9.6.6. Mutilated hands (viewable): Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.5.
1.9.6.7. Dressing remains: Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.6.
1.9.6.8. Embalmer Evaluation: Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.7.
1.9.6.9. Placement in Casket: Procedures indica�ed in paragraph 5.1.8.
1.9.6.10. Quality Assurance: Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.9.
1.9.6.11. Encasing Casket: Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.10.
1.9.6.12. Loading Remains: Procedures indicated in paragraph 5.1.11.
1.9. 7. Transportation of Remains Port of Entry Mortuary (APOE):
1.9.7.1. Removal: Transport remains in a suitable covered vehicle (funeral coach, ambulance, covered truck) that prevents exposure of the shipping container to public view, from the place designated by the contractor officer or his designee to the place where processing or reprocessing is to be performed. More than one remains may be moved inside vehicle at a time, but stacking is prohibited.
1.9. 7.2. Deliver of remains (to include the escort): Delivery of remains to include the escort and the escorts return from a crematory or National Cemetery ( when interment is immediate), will be in a suitable covered vehicle ( as indicated above) from place where processing or reprocessing is performed, to any place designated by the contracting officer or his designee, to include delivery to the flight line at the Aerial Port of Embarkation (APOE). Stacking is prohibited.
a. Remains shipped by common carrier shall be delivered not later than 2 hours before its scheduled departure. If security measures are in effect, contractor will specify additional time needed.
b. Remains moved by air from APOE will be delivered at the time designated or designee.
c. A funeral coach will be required when remains are delivered to: (1) a national cemetery, (2) a funeral home or residence, or (3) a crematory. The hearse shall be clean, highly polished and in good mechanical conditional.
d. Remains moved to a national cemetery, crematory, funeral home or residence will arrive at destination at the time specified by the contracting officer or the designee.
| PWS FEB 2016 |
| PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT |
| FOR MORTUARY SERVICES |
| TO SUPPORT |
| PREPARED BY: |
| DATE |
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