Attachment J-1 SOW.pdf

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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

FOR

Powertrain Component

Overhaul, Repair and Parts Acquisitions 13 August 2026

1.0 INTRODUCTION

The United States Air Force (USAF), 96th Test Wing (96 TW), Eglin AFB, FL, operates and maintains a fleet of target assets of military armored, non-armored systems/equipment and commercial equipment used for development and integration of weapons systems. Each target asset assigned to Eglin AFB, 96th Range Support Squadron, Targets Flight (96 RANSS/RNRT) is used for operational testing and utilized as the target assets and their sub-systems are designed to be operated. This requirement levies a heavy maintenance program which drives the need for this support contract.

1.1 PURPOSE/SCOPE

The purpose of this contract is to provide the 96 RANSS/RNRT powertrain and component repair parts for its target assets to consistently maintain fully operational system that allow testing, characterization, analyzing, and evaluating weapons development and integration for the US Air Force. Powertrain and parts will be for foreign and domestic target assets. This requirement will be expected to utilize several different vendors to meet the need for powertrain overhaul, repair, and parts. The contract will be a multiple award IDIQ for 5 years with a 5-year Option for a possible total of 10 years. The contract will allow for on-ramping new contractors in accordance with the Ordering Procedures.

1.2 DESCRIPTION

The contractor shall be capable of providing overhauling/rebuilding, fabricating and/or acquiring various powertrain components, driveline components, various repair parts and service manuals for domestic and foreign track, wheeled and watercraft assets. Assets include but are not limited to Main Battle Tanks, Armored Personnel Carriers, and Radar equipment, various small to large trucks and watercraft from 10 to 95 feet long with inboard and outboard engines.

1.2.1 Main Battle Tanks – Engine, transmission, clutch packs, final drives, auxiliary drives, drive motors and various repair parts that maintain these types of target assets.

1.2.2 Armored Personnel Carriers – Engine, transmission, transfer cases, differential, final drives, auxiliary drives, drive motors and various repair parts that maintain these types of target assets.

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1.2.3 Radar systems – Engine, transmission, transfer cases, differential, final drives, auxiliary drives, drive motors, various repair parts that maintain these types of target assets and those of the radar antenna systems.

1.2.4 Trucks – Engine, transmission, transfer cases, differential, auxiliary drives, alternator/generators and various repair parts that maintain these types of target assets.

1.2.5 Watercraft – Engine, drive assemblies, lower units, auxiliary drives, alternator/generators and various repair parts that maintain these types of target assets.

1.2.6 Repair Parts – Various repair parts to service and or repair the type of assets but not limited to the types included in this SOW.

1.2.7 Manuals – Service, Repair and Parts manuals for the type of assets but not limited to the types included in this SOW.

1.3 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

1.3.1 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, drive and track components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable technical manuals and Depot Maintenance Work Requirements (DMWR)/Source Country guidelines for all Domestic Main Battle Tank products. Reference Section 6 for a list of some of the technical guidelines used.

1.3.2 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, drive and track components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable technical manuals, Object Design Motor Book/Object Design Transmission Book (ODMB/ODTB) for all Foreign Main Battle Tank products. Reference Section 6 for a list of some of the technical guidelines used.

1.3.3 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, drive and track components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable technical manuals, technical guidelines for all Domestic assets and ODMB/ODTB for all Foreign assets of Armored Personnel Carrier products. Reference Section 6 for a list of some of the technical guidelines used.

1.3.4 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, drive and track components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable technical manuals, technical guidelines for all Domestic and Foreign assets for all radar products.

1.3.5 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, differentials, transfer cases and steering/suspension components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable manufacturers manuals, technical manuals, technical guidelines for all Domestic and Foreign assets truck products. Reference Section 6 for a list of some of the technical guidelines used.

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1.3.6 The Contractor shall provide overhauled/rebuilt engines, transmissions, powertrain, drive and auxiliary drive components that are 100% ready to install in accordance with applicable manufacturers manuals and technical manuals for all Watercraft products.

1.3.7 The contractor shall provide the record of performance test results, pre and post ground testing, i.e., oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometers results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets and repair parts received. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

1.3.8 The contractor shall provide an operator/service/parts manual or repair document for any items provided when requested. This requirement will apply to major assemblies or unique parts needing application/use information. Delivery order proposals shall define which manuals and documents will be needed.

1.3.9 All deviations from the Original Equipment Manufacturer specifications must be coordinated with the customer.

1.4 OVERHAUL OBJECTIVE

Overhaul/rebuild includes replacement of failed components and/or assemblies for return to the Original Manufactures Specifications in serviceable condition to support the performance objectives and thresholds. The Contractor shall be responsible for replacement parts, based on procurement lead times and replacement percentages, to meet the performance objectives and thresholds.

1.5 QUALITY CONTROL OBJECTIVES

Should any overhauled/rebuilt component fail to operate as described in Section 1.3., the Contractor shall provide technical support to resolve such issues either online/telephone or with a replacement component. Additionally, if any parts are to be found unserviceable when first installed in any target asset as described in Section 1.3, the Contractor shall provide technical support to resolve such issues either online/telephone or with a replacement part.

2.1 DELIVERABLES

2.1.1 Types of Deliverables

The types of deliverables will be specified per delivery order. They may include but are not limited to items listed above in section 1.3.

2.1.2 Delivery Requirements

2.1.2.1 The contractor shall have the capability to deliver overhaul/rebuilt parts within 120 calendar days “After Receipt of Order” (ARO) for delivery orders for overhaul/rebuild parts.

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2.1.2.2 The contractor shall have the capability to deliver in 140 calendar days “After Receipt of Order” (ARO) for delivery orders for new repair parts. If a core exchange is not immediately available in time to meet mission requirements upon request, the unserviceable core will be shipped out to the vendor for delivery upon receipt of the new component.

2.1.2.3 The contractor shall have the capability to deliver in 40 calendar days “After Receipt of Order” (ARO) for expedited delivery orders for new repair parts. If a core exchange is not immediately available in time to meet mission requirements upon request, the unserviceable core will be shipped out to the vendor for delivery upon receipt of the new component.

2.1.2.4 The contractor shall notify the government if the delivery is not completed by scheduled date.

2.1.3 Hardware

The contractor shall provide units and support IAW the ordering procedures specified in the basic contract. The type and quantities of the components shall be specified in the delivery orders. If the components are found to be defective or not in satisfactory condition upon arrival and installation, the contractor shall provide replacement part(s) for the defective or inoperable component/subassembly within Thirty (30) working days from notification. The contractor is responsible for removal/shipment of defective or inoperable component/subassembly.

Notification shall be in form of an e-mail from the Government PM.

2.1.4 Software/Data

All deliverables must meet professional standards and requirements set forth herein. The contractor should use its own format, but the format is ultimately subject to the approval of the Government. The deliverables specified herein shall be produced in hard and soft copy using media compatible with Government software applications.

2.1.5 Delivery Instructions

The contractor shall deliver to 96 TW/LMCA 505 N. Florida Ave., Eglin AFB, FL 32542.

Deliveries will be accepted Monday-Friday 0700-1400 daily. No deliveries will be made on federal holidays or weekends. The contractor’s submission is in contractor format.

3.1 Criteria for Acceptance:

3.1.1 Main Battle Tanks - The record of performance test results, pre and post ground testing, i.e., oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometer results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets and repair parts received. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

3.1.2 Armored Personnel Carriers - The record of performance test results, pre and post ground testing, i.e., oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometer results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets

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and repair parts received. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

3.1.3 Radar systems - The record of performance test results, pre and post ground testing, i.e.; oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometer results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets and repair parts received. Component box testing. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

3.1.4 Trucks - The record of performance test results, pre and post ground testing, i.e.; oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometer results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets and repair parts received. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

3.1.5 Watercraft - The record of performance test results, pre and post stand/water tank testing, i.e., oil pressure checks, compression, static values, shift pressures, clutch lockout, internal measurements, performance, and dynamometer results for all overhauled/rebuilt assets and repair parts received. These will be used as part of the acceptance verification inspection criteria.

4.1 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

Not applicable

5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

5.1.1 Period of Performance

Ordering Period – 5 year base contract plus 5-year option (Potential 10 year total)

6.1 REFERENCE

6.1.1 DMWR/TM

The following is a limited list of DMWR/TM references that will help identify certain equipment nomenclatures that are common; however, some of the components are utilized in multiple equipment applications. This list is for reference only.

6.1.2 Domestic

TM 9-2815-202 = 8V71 Detroit Diesel Engine TM 9-2815-205 = 6V53 Detroit Diesel Engine TM 9-2835-255-34 = AGT 1500 Gas Turbine Engine TM 9-2815-220 = AVDS 1790 Diesel Engines (2C, 2D, 2DR models) TM 9-2815-247 = AVDS 1790 8CR Diesel Engine TM 9-2815-500 = Cummins NHC-250 Diesel Engine TM C-30-730-U00/MP-000 = Mercedes Benz Diesel Engine

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TM 9-2520-276-34P = Transmission TM 9-2520-223-34&P = CD-850-6A & A1 Transmission TM 9-2520-215 = XT1410 Transmission

TM 9-2520-234 = XTG411

TM 9-2520-254 = TX 100 transmission TM 9-2520-272 = X200 Transmission TM 9-2520-281 = HMPT 500-3 Transmission

6.1.3 Foreign

Возразите проектируют моторную книгу (Object Design Motor Book), Возразите проектируют передача книгу (Object Design Transmission Book)

Motor = YaMZ-236, 238, 543.10, 846.10 Diesel Engines Motor = UTD-20 (Diesel Engine) Motor = UTD-23 (Diesel Engine) Motor = UTD-29 (Diesel Engine) Motor = UTD-32 (Diesel Engine) Motor = V-46-6 (Diesel Engine) Motor = V-48MS (Diesel Engine) Motor = V-92S2 (Diesel Engine) Motor = KD-34 (Diesel Engine) Motor = GTD-1000/219-02-SB 19 (Gas Turbine Engine) Motor = Kamaz 740.10-20 (Diesel Engine) Motor = 2v-06-2 (Diesel Engine) Motor = B6M (Diesel Engine) Transmission = V46-6, 6TD-1 Transmission = UAP-5+2 Transmission = ChTZ-765 Transmission = KOJSC-765-2 Transmission = HSWL 096 Transmission = AMP-2A