Attach 1 - Pinsetters SOW (DRAFT).pdf
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This statement of work outlines requirements for replacing pinsetters at MacDill Air Force Base bowling lanes. The scope of work involves removing and disposing of current pinspotting equipment and installing new pinspotters and accessories from mandatory source provider QubicaAMF. Specifically, the contract requires six pinspotters, spare parts kits, six radar systems, a control interface, training, and a coverboard kit. Materials must be ordered within 30 days of award and installed within seven days of delivery. Installation will take place consecutively to minimize facility impact and must ensure proper interface with scoring and financial systems. The timeline outlines ordering, delivery, and installation schedules to be finalized between the vendor and activity.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attach 1 - Pinsetters SOW.pdf | ||
| Attach 2 - Prov and Clauses.pdf | ||
| Attach 3 - RFQ - Pinsetters.pdf | ||
| Notice of Intent to Award Single Source.pdf |
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STATEMENT OF WORK
6th Force Support Squadron, MacDill AFB FL MacDill Lanes 8216 Hangar Loop Dr. Tampa, FL 33621
5 Sep 2022
I. Scope of work:
FSS MacDill Lanes (installation bowling center) requires removal and replacement of Pinspotters at MacDill Lanes. There is a mandatory source for Air Force Bowling lanes and their correlating mechanics utilizing professional grade industry methods and materials certified by the USBC (United States Bowling Congress). Vendor and materials need to be certified and have all equipment and any additional accessories needed for installation delivered to onsite facility (MacDill Lanes). Vendor will need to include the cost of removing and disposing current materials and equipment IAW any installation or state laws.
Cost of disposal, estimated freight and installation should be configured into the vendor’s quote for equipment replacement. At minimum replacement should cover:
Quantity, basic description and industry part number
(6) Two free fall pin-spotters with smart-guard (PARTS) o Electric outlet compatible to 220V, 60 Hz o PART # 610088102CE11
(1) Free fall smart guard standard spare parts kit (JOB) o Electric outlet compatible to 220V, 60 Hz o PART # 610088045CE11-01
(6) Radaray Xli o PART# 612460012 (PARTS)
(1) Radaray Xli Spare Parts Kit (JOB) o PART# 612460014
(1) Centerpunch Lighting Conqueror X Control Interface (JOB) o PART# 612270060-CPX
(1) Xli EDGE Training (1 week/40 hours) on installation (EA)
PART# 199088001
(1) Durabowl Coverboard Kit (EA) o PART# 612049011
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II. Timeline:
From the date of contract award materials should be ordered within 30 days of order acceptance. Once all materials are delivered installation dates should be finalized between the vendor and activity within 7 working days. The installation dates will need to be coordinated prior to work starting so facility closure can be properly advertised to MacDill customers. Removal and installation needs to occur consecutively to minimize the impact to facility, employees and customers. Current equipment should be removed when the new equipment is replaced. Before vendor leaves, functionality will need to be tested to ensure a successful interface of information between the enterprise system server and its connection to the main rec aid computer, scoring system, pin pick up/return, ball return and centralized NAF financial system. Equipment should be in place and as determined by the vendor and market availability of material and parts.
III. ASSUMPTIONS
There has been a considerable amount of investments made in standardizing the hardware and software across the Air Force Bowling enterprise system. Currently there are no other scoring systems that can be integrated into physical aspect of the bowling lanes, pinsetters and financial system that the Shared Services Center requires for centralized financial reporting. QubicaAMF is the mandatory vendor for all Air Force Bowling Centers. All Air Force bowling centers are required to purchase center operational systems and equipment exclusively from QubicaAMF in order to remain in compliance with Air Force Bowling service standards and core program functionality.
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