Attachment III Aircraft Ski SOW.pdf

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This is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the procurement of aircraft skis, ski hardware, and survival pods for the 11th Airborne Division Arctic Aviation Command (AAC) located in Alaska. The SOW covers the purchase and shipment of skis and related equipment for CH-47, UH-60, HH-60, and AH-64 rotary wing aircraft required for operations on tundra, muskeg, and snow within USARAK in compliance with AR 95-1 and applicable training manuals.

The contract is a five-year supply agreement with an estimated total cost of $4,500,000.00, with the understanding that actual costs may vary based on as-needed demand. The manufacturer must provide all required aircraft skis, hardware, and survival pods on an as-needed basis to AAC units and maintain ready availability of items specified in applicable documents, including AIRGLAS Manuals L44000-105, L20500, L20500A, and the AH-64 Cargo Pod Install manual, as well as US Army Technical Manuals 1-1520-240, 1-1520-237, and 1-1520-238 series. AAC units will only be billed for items actually required plus associated shipping costs. The contract will be re-solicited prior to the end of the fifth year or as required by both parties. Points of contact include ACC Maintenance NCO SFC Kurt Jamrus, ACC BAMO CW5 Vince Sandoval, and USARAK G-4 Aviation Maintenance personnel Mr. Eric Cool and Mr. Bill Elmgren.

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AH-64/CH-47/UH-60/HH-60 AIRCRAFT SKI, SKI

HARDWARE AND SURVIVAL POD, SUPPORT FOR 11th

ABN DIV Arctic Aviation Command (AAC)

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose

This Scope of Work (SOW) covers the purchase and shipment of CH-47, UH-60, HH-60 and AH- 64 aircraft skis, hardware and Survival pods necessary for the operation of the aircraft within Alaska in accordance with appropriate regulations and training manuals.

1.2 Background

Skis are required for the operation of US Army rotary wing aircraft on tundra, muskeg and snow within USARAK per AR 95-1.

2.0 OBJECTIVES

The objective of this SOW is to implement streamlined procedures for the procurement of aircrafts skis and hardware on an as needed basis to assist in scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance.

3.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

3-1 Standards/Specifications.

3-1(a). AIRGLAS MANUAL NO. L 44000-105 3-1(b). AIRGLAS MANUAL NO. L20500 3-1(c). AIRGLAS MANUAL NO. L20500A 3-1(d). AIRGLAS MANUAL AH-64 Cargo Pod Install 3-1(e). US ARMY TM 1-1520-240-series 3-1(f). US ARMY TM 1-1520-237-series 3-1(g) US ARMY TM 1-1520-238-series

3-2 Availability of documents: All documents are readily available through Airglas Inc. and normal Army supply channels

4.0 MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

4-1. Manufacturer must supply all required aircraft skis, hardware and survival pods on an as needed basis to AAC units within the scope of contract and up to the dollar amount agreed upon.

4-2. Aircraft Skis and ski hardware required by applicable documents must be readily available to the end user.

4-3. Contract will cover 5 years and will be re-solicited prior to the end of the 5th year or as required by both parties.

5.0 COST ESTIMATE

5-1. Estimated cost for the period is $4,500,000.00

5-1(a). AAC units will only be billed for aircraft skis, ski hardware and associated shipping for the items required.

5-1(b). Actual cost during the contract period may be higher or lower than the initial agreed upon amount. If price is higher contractor will provide documentation as to why the price is higher to the contracting officer for a determination of the price being fair and reasonable.

6.0 POINT OF CONTACT INFORMATION

ACC Maintenance NCO SFC Kurt Jamrus (907)353-0011

ACC BAMO

CW5 Vince Sandoval (907)353-0011

USARAK G-4 Avn. Maint.

Mr. Eric Cool (907)353-6029

USARAK G-4 Avn. Maint.

Mr. Bill Elmgren (907)353-2457

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