B01 - Attachment 0001 - Performance Work Statement Rigging B136 20MAY2026.pdf

Rigging Services BOA

Task Order Performance Work Statement

20 May 2026

Rigging, Crane, and Material Handling Support Under the Rigging Basic Ordering Agreement

1.0 Purpose

This Task Order provides rigging, crane, and material handling services required to relocate, remove, and install machinery and support equipment across multiple CAAA facilities.

Work supplements in-house capabilities when internal resources are unavailable due to scheduling conflicts, insufficient capacity, lack of specialized equipment, or lack of required technical skills.

2.0 Background

CAAA must relocate several pieces of industrial and manufacturing equipment to support ongoing mission requirements, facility reconfiguration, and modernization efforts. These moves require specialized rigging, lifting, and transport capabilities beyond current in-house capacity. This Task Order authorizes the contractor to perform these equipment moves safely, efficiently, and in accordance with all applicable standards.

3.0 Scope of Work

The contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, tools, materials, consumables, rigging devices, lifting equipment, and transportation resources necessary to complete the equipment moves listed in Section 3.1. All work shall comply with the BOA PWS and applicable OSHA, DoD, and CAAA safety requirements.

3.1 Equipment to Be Moved

From Building 2520 to Building 145

• Nordson Epoxy Dispenser System

• Electric Oven

• Ink Jet Marking System

• Laser Etcher 1

• Laser Etcher 2

• Robo-Mill

From Building 2520 to Storage Location

• Steam Oven 1

• Steam Oven 2

From Building 136 to Building 145

• Friction Air Oven 1

• Friction Air Oven 2

From Building 136 to Building 200

• Magneform System

The contractor shall verify equipment dimensions, weight, center of gravity, and lifting points prior to movement.

3.2 Utility Responsibilities

Crane Army Ammunition Activity (CAAA) will be responsible for:

• Disconnecting all utilities prior to contractor movement of equipment

• Lockout/Tagout of all affected systems

• Reconnecting all utilities after equipment is placed in its new location

Utilities include, but are not limited to: electrical power, compressed air, water, steam, ventilation, exhaust, data, and any other facility service connections.

The contractor shall not perform utility disconnection or reconnection work.

3.3 Required Services

The contractor shall:

• Conduct site visits and job analysis to determine proper rigging, lifting, and transport methods

• Prepare equipment for safe movement (excluding utility disconnection)

• Provide cranes, forklifts, skates, jacks, rigging devices, and other equipment needed to lift, move, or position machinery

• Transport equipment between buildings or to designated storage locations

• Set, level, align, and reassemble equipment at the new location

• Coordinate with CAAA personnel for access, lockout/tagout, and utility reconnection scheduling

3.4 Tools, Equipment, and Materials

The contractor shall furnish all tools and equipment necessary to perform the work, including but not limited to:

• Rought terrain cranes, carry deck cranes, truck mounted cranes

• Forklifts and remote operation machinery skates

• Slings, chains, shackles, lifting eyes, spreader bars, lifting beams

• Jacks, rollers, clevises, and associated rigging hardware

All rigging devices shall meet OSHA 1926.251 requirements. All tools and equipment must be in good working order and fully compliant with OSHA safety requirements.

Purchases of tools or materials exceeding $200 and charged to the job require written COR approval and must be documented in the Customer Service Report.

3.5 Execution Requirements

• Work shall be performed during normal business hours unless otherwise authorized

• Work interruptions exceeding 24 hours shall only occur for procurement of replacement parts, materials, or equipment

• The contractor shall maintain continuous progress and complete the work within the timeframe agreed upon with the COR

• Subcontracting is permitted when specialized expertise or additional capacity is required

4.0 Deliverables

• Customer Service Report (CSR)

• Lift and Rigging Plans (if required)

• Completion Report confirming equipment has been relocated, installed, or stored as directed

5.0 Government Furnished Support

CAAA will provide:

• Utility disconnection and reconnection

• Facility access and escorting

• Lockout/Tagout support

• Identification of storage locations

• Any government furnished equipment identified by the COR

6.0 Period of Performance

The period of performance begins upon Notice to Proceed and continues until all work is completed and accepted by the COR. Work can begin no earlier than August 10th, 2026, and be completed no later than September 9th, 2026.