Attachment B- SOW.pdf

This Statement of Work (SOW) details the integral fuel tank repair services for the HC-144 aircraft operated by the United States Coast Guard (USCG). The contract requires a one-time repair service for the aircraft's fuel tanks, specifically focusing on sealant removal, non-destructive testing, and re-sealing of specified internal tank surfaces. The contractor must perform comprehensive functions including tooling, documentation, maintenance, and preservation, with a requirement to be ISO 9000 compliant or have an equivalent quality system acceptable to the Coast Guard.

Key technical requirements include removing and reapplying sealant at specific wing stations, conducting leak checks, and reinstalling various components such as refuel/defuel valves, float switches, magnetic level indicators, and tank probes. The work involves detailed procedures for the center and outer wing areas, with specific references to technical manuals and standards like AFTO 1-1-3 and CGTO IC-144A standards. The contractor must provide all necessary parts, labor, and equipment, and will be responsible for a warranty period of at least 90 days after the government's acceptance of the fuel tank work. The contract emphasizes precise technical execution with quality assurance oversight throughout the repair process.