Attachment 3 Performance Work Statement.docx

VFA 106 FLIGHT LINE SURVEILLANCE

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

1.0 Introduction

Strike Fighter Squadron One Zero Six Maintenance Department monitors flight operations and members during routine flight schedules and maintenance actions. Flight operations require constant surveillance to ensure all flight operations and maintenance related actions are properly conducted.

1.1 Organization to be supported STRIKE FIGHTER SQUADRON ONE ZERO SIX, NAS OCEANA.

1.2 Scope

The scope of this Performance Work Statement (PWS) is to provide functional surveillance to the VFA 106 Flight Line.

2.0 Objective

The objective of this requirement is to provide a fully capable live feed surveillance system to the VFA 106 Flight Line. VFA 106 Maintenance Control requires such surveillance to observe adherence to flight operations, maintenance related actions, and safety during the day and night.

3.0 Tasks Description

The Contractor’s specific task is to provide a fully capable surveillance system.

4.0 PTZ Camera Installation:

· 4.1.1 PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Camera Installed Equipment – Install three (3) Windows workstations with storage; three (3) category 6 outdoor rated cables from the proposed camera location to the desire desk location; three (3) PTZ cameras with 800 foot zoom, 180-270 degree radius, and IR capabilities; three (3) Avigilon single port POE injector; install three programmable surveillance joystick, and three (3) HDMI cables from the proposed workstation to the existing television.

· 4.1.2. Workstation – The installed PTZ cameras will be compatible with the PC workstations. The workstations will provide live feed from the camera through a Windows operating system.

· 4.1.3 Mounting – The Contractor shall provide all necessary camera mounting hardware. The mounting location of the PTZ cameras have been approved by the requiring activity. One will be placed outside, at the center of the GOLD hangar, to ensure visibility of the entire flight line. One will be placed inside, facing the center of the BLUE hangar, to ensure visibility of the inside of the hangar. One will be placed inside, facing the center of the GOLD hangar, to ensure visibility of the inside of the hangar. The contractor will have roof access to access the mounting location.

· 4.1.4 Programming – The Contractor shall provide all necessary programming and configuration of hardware and software.

5.0 Technical Support

The contractor shall provide technical support upon request of the customer.

6.0 Government Furnished Items and Services

The requiring activity will provide a workspace, adequate power, and network capabilities. A lift will not be required for the installation of the camera.

7.0 Other Information

7.1 Hours of Work

· 7.1.1 Contractor personnel are expected to conform to client agency normal business hours, Monday through Friday with the exception of Federal holidays.

7.2 Place of Performance

The installation of flight line surveillance camera will be conducted at VFA 106. Telework is not authorized/required. Contractor is required to have base access and flight line access.

7.3 Travel

· 7.3.1 Travel will not be required. Should travel be necessary, it must be approved in advance and in writing in the form of a modification to the delivery order by the contracting officer.

8.0 Delivery Date

Items to be delivered will be installed 3-6 weeks after receipt of order.

9.0 Technical Point of Contact

Technical Point of Contact is AEC Michael Baker VFA 106 Maintenance Control Phone: 757-433-9635 E-Mail: Michael.r.baker14.us.navy.mil