Attachment 1 - Performance Work Statement.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK

STATEMENT

Outboard Motor (OBM) Engine Cutout

1. OBJECTIVE

1.1. Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) requires services to “cut-open” a Yamaha 150hp outboard motor to use as a training aide for our Outboard Motor Maintenance class. This training aide allows the students to see the inner-workings of the motor.

2. ENCLOSURES/REFERENCES

2.1. Attachment 2 – Engine Pictures, show 24 pictures that can used as a reference

2.2. Additional Pictures in Attachment 2- Engine Pictures include the following:

2.2.1. Powerhead picture (Picture 25)

2.2.2. Midsection and lower unit picture (Picture 26)

2.2.3. Lower unit only picture (Picture 27)

3. DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENT

3.1. Product Name: Yamaha 150hp outboard motor

3.2. Description and Capabilities: The Yamaha 150 EFI cutout design requirements must have sections exposing internal components, passages, and mechanisms. The engine passageways will be color coded to indicate the specific material contained. Engine oil will be colored tan, air passages colored light blue, exhaust passages colored in red, and water passages colored navy blue. Enclosures 1-17 are pictures of a Mercury 275 engine showing what internal components need to be cut as a guide for the Yamaha 150 EFI. Enclosures 18-20 provides pictures of the Mercury 275 cutout as a final product to use as an example for the Yamaha 150 EFI. Enclosures 22- 24 provides pictures of the Yamaha 150 EFI as a reference of the engine that will require the cutout work. The following sections will be cutaway to expose the listed components, as shown in Attachment 2 – Engine Pictures.

3.2.1. Powerhead:

‐ Connecting rod, piston, compression rings, piston pin (picture 1) ‐ Flywheel (picture 2) ‐ Cylinder Block Assembly to Crankcase Assembly ‐ Injectors, Intake and exhaust valves, spark plugs, crankshaft (picture 3) ‐ Camshafts, camshaft timing chain (picture 4) ‐ Starter motor assembly, alternator assembly (picture 5) ‐ Intake manifold assembly (picture 6) ‐ Throttle body assembly (picture 7) ‐ Oil filter assembly (picture 8) ‐ Ignition Coil Assembly (picture 9) ‐ Fuel cooler (picture 10) ‐ Crankshaft harmonic balancer (picture 11) ‐ Oil pan ‐ Valve cover and Fuel pump assembly (picture 12) ‐ Fuel filter (picture 13)

3.2.2. Midsection:

‐ Upper casing (picture 14) ‐ Driveshaft (picture 14) ‐ Shift lever (picture 14) ‐ Apron (picture 14)

‐ Exhaust passage, water passages (picture 14) ‐ Water Pump, Oil Pump (picture 14) ‐ Trim/tilt system (picture 15) ‐ Float Chamber Assembly

3.2.3. Lower Unit:

‐ Forward and reverse gear, bearing housing (picture 16) ‐ Drive shaft, propeller shaft (picture 16) ‐ Flow of exhaust through the propeller (picture 16) ‐ Propeller (picture 17)

4.2.4 Reference Material: Pictures 18 – 20 illustrate a 275 HR engine cut away for reference. Pictures 21-24 are the 150HP engine that will be provided as GFP.

4. DELIVERY INFORMATION

4.1. Required delivery date: NLT 45 days after receipt of the engine

4.2. Delivery POC Name:

4.2.1. SAN JUANA MARTINEZ, contact information will be provided at time of award

4.3. Delivery address:

4.3.1. NAVSCIATTS (UIC: N39574)

ATTN: SAN JUANA MARTINEZ

2606 Lower Gainesville Road Stennis Space Center MS 39529

4.4. Special instructions:

4.4.1. At time of award, the Contractor shall provide a shipping address and point of contact. NSWC will ship a

Yamaha 150 EFI motor (QTY: 1) to the vendor within 15 days after contract award. The work shall be completed NLT 45 days after receipt of the engine. Once work is completed, the vendor shall contact the Technical POC, then NSWC will inspect the engine for compliance with this PWS, and will authorize shipment of the final product to the delivery address in section 5.3.

4.4.2. Special Packaging Instructions: Once inspected the final product shall be packaged in accordance with the best commercial practices to ensure there is no damage in shipping. The cost of shipping shall be included in the firm-fixed price. The Contractor shall be responsible for repair of any damage that may occur during transit.

5. SECURITY

5.1. N/A

6. QUALITY ASSURANCE

6.1. See note above under Special Instructions.

6.2. The Government reserves the right to perform inspections and surveillance to evaluate the Contractor’s compliance to the contract terms to include proper delivery of quantity and type of goods. The Government will make every effort to ensure that the surveillance methods used are conducted in an objective, fair, and consistent manner.

7. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY/EQUIPMENT/INFORMATION (GFP/GFE/GFI) The Government will provide one (1) Yamaha 150 EFI motor within 15 days after contract award. See enclosures 21-24 for reference.