Attachment 1_2026 Seamstress SOW.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for uniform alteration services required by the USAFADS "Thunderbirds," the U.S. Air Force's premier air demonstration squadron located at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The work will be performed under a local Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) contract vehicle to address the unpredictable uniform alteration needs resulting from frequent team member rotations and daily use of Thunderbird-specific uniforms.
The contractor shall provide comprehensive uniform alteration and repair services at USAFADS Thunderbirds Building 292, 4445 Tyndall Avenue, Nellis AFB, NV 89191. Services include alterations to duty uniforms and show suits (adjusting sleeve and pant length, sewing creases, adjusting body fit and waistband, applying or removing rank insignia and Thunderbird patches, and sewing Velcro); repairs to serviceable uniform items deemed minor by the alterations professional and Thunderbirds uniform supply manager; and modifications to flight suits (applying or removing patches and Velcro, removing pen/knife pockets, and sewing rank sets). Pick-up, drop-off, sizing, and pinning occur at the Thunderbirds building every Tuesday at 1400 hours, excluding Federal holidays, with coordination through an authorized call list. Alterations must be completed within one week of drop-off. All work requirements shall be documented and agreed upon at drop-off, with inspection by members within five days of receipt and the right to request corrections. The contractor must comply with military standards per AFI 36-2903 and Thunderbird-specific guidance, provide physical security for materials and work, assume responsibility for any damage caused by their personnel, and maintain a safe working environment.
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Attachment 1
STATEMENT OF WORK
FOR
USAFADS “Thunderbirds”
BACKGROUND: The USAFADS “Thunderbirds” is the U.S. Air Force’s premier air demonstration squadron, performing and recruiting globally. With frequent team member rotations, and daily use of Thunderbird specific uniforms, it is difficult to predict when and how much material we will need on a monthly basis. In relation to these challenges, we are request a local BPA, blanket purchase agreement, established for our uniform alteration requirements.
1. SCOPE: Uniform Alterations
2. LOCATION: USAFADS Thunderbirds Building 292, 4445 Tyndall Ave., Nellis AFB, NV, 89191
3. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The work to be accomplished under this agreement shall include:
3.1 Making alterations to ALL Thunderbird duty uniform, and/or Show suit, shirt to include:
Adjust sleeve length in/out, sew crease on inside/outside of sleeve, adjust body of shirt in/out and/or up/down, sew crease on inside body along sides, apply/remove rank insignia, apply Thunderbird logo patch and meatball Velcro (patches will be provided).
3.2 Making alterations to ALL Thunderbird duty uniform, and/or Show suit, pant to include:
Adjust pant length in/out, adjust body of pant in/out, adjust waistband in/out, sew crease on front/back of pant legs, sew front pockets down.
3.3 Repair any/ALL uniform items that are deemed still serviceable with repair. These repairs shall be deemed minor by the alterations professional, Thunderbird 10 (USAFADS/CCE), and the Thunderbirds uniform supply manager. This shall include repairing/re-altering uniforms not deemed “show quality”.
3.4 Apply/remove Thunderbird patch to fleece, Black Polo and flight suits.
3.5 Apply/remove Velcro on flight suit chest and sleeve.
3.6 Remove pen/knife pocket from flight suit.
3.7 Sew rank set onto flight suits and show uniform.
4. COORDINATING and SCHEDULING: Seamstress shall coordinate all drop-off and delivery times through one of the individuals on the authorized call list.
4.1 Alterations shall be completed at the seamstress’s earliest convenience, but no longer than one week from the time the customer drops off the item(s) to be altered/repaired.
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4.2 All work requirements shall be documented upon initial request and must be agreed upon at time of drop-off.
4.3 Pick-up/drop-off, sizing, and pinning will be performed at the Thunderbirds building, at 1400 hours every Tuesday, excluding Federal holidays.
4.4 Thunderbird 10 (USAFADS/CCE) will provide list of personnel requesting alterations to seamstress. Members requesting alterations outside of this list will not be authorized alterations, unless approved by uniform Thunderbird 10 (USAFADS/CCE).
5. INSPECTION: Members requesting alterations/repairs will inspect all uniform items within 5 days of receipt. Thunderbird 10 (USAFADS/CCE) has the right to return the item for correction.
6. QUALIFICATIONS: Seamstress shall conform all tailoring to military standards IAW AFI36- 2903, and Thunderbird specific guidance as well as current/historical data.
7. SECURITY: The seamstress shall provide physical security for the materials and work under their control.
8. PRODUCT DAMAGE: Seamstress shall be responsible for any damage to the product caused by their personnel and will repair said damage to the satisfaction of the Contracting Officer at no expense to the Government.
9. SAFETY: Seamstress shall take any necessary actions to ensure a safe working environment.
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