ATT1_SOW_Storage Container_081422.docx

Statement of Work Helicopter Hoist / POST (HHP) Storage Container

Background The Government requires a single portable storage container in support the Helicopter Hoist / POST (HHP) installation team. The container will be moved between NAWTSD and seven Aviation Survival Training Centers (ASTC) across the country over the course of up to five years.

The portable storage container must have a minimum interior length of 15 feet, a minimum interior width of 6 feet and a minimum interior height of 7 feet. The container must have an entry opening at least 6 feet wide and 6 feet tall, be capable of being locked, and must be constructed such that it is weather proof when the entry opening is closed.

The eight destinations include the following addresses:

NAWCTSD Orlando, Partnership 1 Building 12354 Research Parkway Orlando, FL 32826 POC: Rocco Portoghese / 407-380-4610

ASTC Jacksonville Bldg 928, Saratoga Ave Jacksonville, FL 32212-0088 POC: CDR Heath Clifford / 904-542-2595

ASTC Lemoore 961 Franklin Ave Lemoore, CA 93245 POC: LCDR Juliette Ruff / 559-998-3203

ASTC Pensacola 118 Abb St, Bldg 3845 Pensacola, FL 32508-1091 POC: LCDR Tim Welsh / 850-452-2102

ASTC Norfolk 459 Bellinger Blvd Norfolk, VA 23511 POC: LCDR Eric Litzenberg / 757-322-9639

ASTC Patuxent River 22025 Fortin Circle, Bldg 2165 NAS Patuxent River, MD 20670 POC: LCDR Noakes / 301-342-1514

ASTC Cherry Point Bldg 3957, E Street Cherry Point, NC 28533 POC: LCDR Thomas Annabel / 252-466-7355

ASTC Whidbey Island 3470 N Saratoga St, Bldg 2758 Oak Harbor, WA 98278 POC: LCDR Miles Erwin / 360-257-1273

Tasks

1. The portable storage container shall be delivered to the NAWCTSD Orlando Partnership 1 Building as soon as practical after the start of service.

2. The Government will alert the vendor when the container has been loaded and is ready to be moved to the next site, ASTC Lemoore.

3. The container will remain at ASTC Lemoore for several months.

4. The Government will alert the vendor when the container is ready to be moved to the next site. The next delivery site will be determined at that time.

5. The container will remain at each site for several months before moving to the next. Again, the next site will be determined by the Government and communicated to the vendor when pickup is scheduled. The entire length of service may be up to five years.

6. After the last site has been serviced the Government will request the container be returned to NAWCTSD Orlando.

7. The Government will alert the vendor when the container has been emptied, is ready to be returned to the vendor and service to be ended.

All of the sites, other than NAWCTSD Orlando, are aboard military installations. The vendor’s driver must be able to obtain base access.

A spreadsheet is attached that provides all possible combinations of pickup and delivery locations in order to facilitate the creation of the vendor’s quote. The template is organized by year, but the periods of service for each matrix may be defined as the vendor sees fit.