Attach_2 PWS.pdf
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- FA6633-24-Q-A009
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This document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for the repair and parts order of a Sewer Vacuum Truck for the 934th Airlift Wing in Minneapolis, MN. The key requirements are for the contractor to order OEM or equal parts, paint the new debris tank and door, remove the old debris body, swap components to the new body, mount the new debris body and associated parts, replace all markings and decals, and dispose of the old tank. The contractor is also required to order and deliver nine specific parts that will be installed in-house by the LGRV mechanics. The vehicle specifications indicate the parts must fit a Vac-Con centrifugal sewer vacuum body, Model# V32LHA, Serial#0303354 mounted to a 2003 Sterling chassis. The period of performance is 60 days from contract award. This PWS is part of a broader federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number FA6633-24-Q-A009, for Sewer Vacuum Truck Repair and Parts. The requirement is a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 423830 with a size standard of 100 employees. Quotes are due on August 8th at 3:00 PM.
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
FOR
SEWER VACUUM TRUCK REPAIR AND PARTS
934th Airlift Wing Minneapolis, MN
14 May 2024
1. PURPOSE. The purpose is to repair the Sewer Vacuum Truck and provide requested additional parts for the 934th AW Logistics & Readiness Vehicle Management (LGRV) mechanics.
2. BACKGROUND. The 934th AW Logistics & Readiness Vehicle Management (LGRV) mechanics require services to repair a Sewer Vacuum Truck, as well as parts for future repairs that they will conduct in house.
3. SCOPE. The contractor shall order all specialized Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts OR EQUAL, paint the new debris tank and door, remove old debris body, swap components to new body, mount new debris body and associated parts, replace all markings and decals, and dispose of old tank and related materials, transport the vehicle to and from the repair site. The contractor will also be responsible for ordering/delivering (Not Installing) the nine parts listed below (1 each) which will be installed in house by LGRV mechanics.
3.1 Vehicle Specifications. The major system the OEM parts need to fit is a Vac-Con centrifugal sewer vacuum body, Model# V32LHA, Serial#0303354 mounted to a 2003 Sterling chassis, VIN 2FZHATAK93AK74603. The parts that need to be purchased are specific to the Vac- Con body and not the Sterling chassis.
3.2 Additional Parts.
Associated Vac-Con Part & Number 690-1287 Gasket 9in with holes 690-1284 Gasket 10in with holes 680-0016 Clamp 8in Powerlock Clockwise 662-0044 Ball Valve 1/2in 2000 PSI 8-NPT 663-0081 Duist Cap=Alum 3in Camloc Female 663-0083 ADPT 3in Female Part A 663-0009 Nipple Hose 2.5 NPTM X 2.5 PLTD 711-55131A Boom Seal Kit 681-0793 Nozzle 1in 80 GPM Sanitary
4. PERIOD AND PLACE OF PERFORMANCE. The contractor shall transport the vehicle to the service location to perform the repair and ship the requested items within 60 days of contract award.
5. PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES. The contractor shall provide the repair service as outlined in section 3 and provide parts listed in section 3.2.
6. OPERATING CONSTRAINTS. None.
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