Attachment-37 COL for Street Sweeping.pdf

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This document outlines four levels of performance standards for Air Force Contingency Operations Support (AF COLS) related to pavement clearance and snow removal. AF COLS Level 1 represents the highest level of performance, with metrics such as maintaining 95% snow vehicle readiness and clearing 100% of priority areas within 72 hours of an event. Level 4 reflects the lowest standards, including keeping 85% vehicle readiness and clearing priority areas within 108 hours. The document also includes responsibilities by manpower type and notes the function is for pavement clearance at the working group level.

A related federal contract opportunity is solicited for Marine Helicopter Squadron One and Defense Information System Agency Base Operations Support (HMX-1 DISA BOS). Solicitation number FA7060-23-R-0010 is issued by the Department of the Air Force Headquarters District Washington for an unspecified opportunity type. No further details are provided on required products or services for this opportunity.

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AFCOLS

FY20

AF COLS Function: Pavement Clearance

Level: 2

PEC: XXX

Working Group: AF COLS EEIC: XXX

ACP POCs Responsibility Organization Name Email

PEM

Program Lead Program Lead Program Lead

RESOURCES

Manpower (Civ) Contract (CME) Manpower (Mil) Non-manpower

Mission Area Description:

AF COLS 4: Maintain 85% snow control vehicle readiness, maintain 100% of required operational area anti-icer/deicer product on hand as prescribed by S&IC Plan, maintain 70% of required base thoroughfares deicer product on hand, ensure no delays/lost sorties due to inability to execute the S&IC Plan (does not include impacts driven strictly by weather, e.g., white out conditions, heavy fog), ensure 50% of priority 2 and 3 requirements delineated in S&IC Plan cleared within 108 hours following the end of event on average (assumed 100% of Priority 1 areas are cleared & no new event), maintain zero discrepancies in meeting Airfield Management’s operational area sweeping requirements/timelines, ensure authorized sweepers are Mission Capable 50% of the time

AF COLS 1: Maintain 95% snow control vehicle readiness, maintain 100% of required operational area anti-icer/deicer product on hand as prescribed by S&IC Plan, maintain 98% of required base thoroughfares deicer product on hand, ensure no delays/lost sorties due to inability to execute the S&IC Plan (does not include impacts driven strictly by weather, e.g., white out conditions, heavy fog), ensure 100% of priority 2 and 3 requirements delineated in S&IC Plan cleared within 72 hours following the end of event on average (assumed 100% of Priority 1 areas are cleared & no new event), maintain zero discrepancies in meeting Airfield Management’s operational area sweeping requirements/timelines, ensure authorized sweepers are Mission Capable 85% of the time

AF COLS 2: Maintain 90% snow control vehicle readiness, maintain 100% of required operational area anti-icer/deicer product on hand as prescribed by S&IC Plan, maintain 90% of required base thoroughfares deicer product on hand, ensure no delays/lost sorties due to inability to execute the S&IC Plan (does not include impacts driven strictly by weather, e.g., white out conditions, heavy fog), ensure 90% of priority 2 and 3 requirements delineated in S&IC Plan cleared within 84 hours following the end of event on average (assumed 100% of Priority 1 areas are cleared & no new event), maintain zero discrepancies in meeting Airfield Management’s operational area sweeping requirements/timelines, ensure authorized sweepers are Mission Capable 75% of the time

AF COLS 3: Maintain 88% snow control vehicle readiness, maintain 100% of required operational area anti-icer/deicer product on hand as prescribed by S&IC Plan, maintain 80% of required base thoroughfares deicer product on hand, ensure no delays/lost sorties due to inability to execute the S&IC Plan (does not include impacts driven strictly by weather, e.g., white out conditions, heavy fog), ensure 70% of priority 2 and 3 requirements delineated in S&IC Plan cleared within 96 hours following the end of event on average (assumed 100% of Priority 1 areas are cleared & no new event), maintain zero discrepancies in meeting Airfield Management’s operational area sweeping requirements/timelines, ensure authorized sweepers are Mission Capable 65% of the time

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