B08_Solicitation_Attachment_1-_SOW-Boat_Engine_Repair.pdf
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- GLAC BOAT ENGINE REPAIR Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P1426Q0034
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This is a Statement of Work for the removal and replacement of a lower unit assembly on a Boston 27 vessel operated by Glacier National Park. The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, equipment, supervision, and transportation necessary to complete the work.
The required tasks include: removal and installation of a new lower unit assembly compatible with the Boston 27 vessel in accordance with manufacturer specifications; drain and replacement of gear lubricant (approximately 34 oz); removal and replacement or servicing of the water pump to ensure proper cooling system operation; and completion of operational testing to verify proper installation, shifting, cooling water flow, absence of abnormal vibration or noise, and absence of leaks. The Contractor shall provide a new lower unit assembly, gear lubricant, shipping if applicable, and any incidental hardware, seals, or gaskets required for proper installation—all new materials meeting OEM specifications unless otherwise approved by the Contracting Officer. Labor tasks include removal and replacement of the lower unit, water pump service, gear lube service, and operational run test, with actual hours reflecting time necessary to complete work in a professional manner. Upon completion, the Contractor shall deliver completed repair documentation, an itemized invoice, and confirmation of successful operational testing. If the repair facility is located within a 75-mile radius of Glacier National Park, NPS personnel will tow and deliver the vessel; contractors beyond 75 miles must perform services on-site at the park or coordinate with the Government. Work shall be completed within a reasonable timeframe upon receipt of order. Final acceptance occurs when the lower unit is properly installed, the cooling system functions properly, the vessel passes operational testing, and no leaks, abnormal sounds, or performance issues are present, as determined by the Government representative.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Lower Unit Replacement – Boston 27 Vessel Glacier National Park
1.0 Background
Glacier National Park operates a Boston 27 vessel in support of park operations. The vessel requires removal and replacement of the lower unit assembly to restore safe and reliable operational capability.
2.0 Scope of Work
The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, equipment, supervision, and transportation necessary to remove, replace, service, and test the vessel’s lower unit assembly.
3.0 Required Tasks
The Contractor shall perform the following:
3.1 Removal and Replacement
• Remove the existing lower unit assembly.
• Furnish and install a new lower unit assembly compatible with the Boston 27 vessel.
• Ensure proper alignment and installation in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
3.2 Gear Lube Service
• Drain and properly dispose of existing gear lubricant (if applicable).
• Refill the lower unit with manufacturer-recommended gear lube (approximately 34 oz or as required).
3.3 Water Pump Service
• Remove and replace or service the water pump as required during lower unit replacement.
• Ensure proper operation of the cooling system components.
3.4 Operational Testing
• Conduct a run test to verify proper installation and performance.
• Confirm proper shifting, cooling water flow, and absence of abnormal vibration or noise.
• Verify no leaks are present.
4.0 Materials
The Contractor shall provide:
• New lower unit assembly
• Gear lubricant
• Shipping (if applicable)
• Any incidental hardware, seals, or gaskets required for proper installation
All materials shall be new and meet OEM specifications unless otherwise approved by the Contracting Officer.
5.0 Labor
Estimated labor tasks include:
• Remove and Replace Lower Unit
• Water Pump Service (R&R)
• Gear Lube Service
• Operational Run Test
Actual labor hours shall reflect time necessary to complete tasks in a professional and workmanlike manner.
6.0 Deliverables
Upon completion, the Contractor shall provide:
• Completed repair documentation
• Itemized invoice
• Confirmation of successful operational test
7.0 Delivery / Transportation
If the repair facility is located within a 75-mile radius of Glacier National Park, National Park Service personnel will tow and deliver the vessel to the Contractor’s location.
If the Contractor is located beyond a 75-mile radius, the Contractor shall perform the required services at Glacier National Park or otherwise coordinate on-site service with the Government.
8.0 Period of Performance
Work shall be completed within a reasonable timeframe upon receipt of order, coordinated with Glacier National Park staff.
9.0 Acceptance Criteria
Work will be considered acceptable when:
• The lower unit is properly installed.
• The cooling system functions properly.
• The vessel passes operational testing.
• No leaks, abnormal sounds, or performance issues are present.
Final acceptance will be determined by the Government representative.
| 2.0 Scope of Work |
| 3.0 Required Tasks |
| 3.1 Removal and Replacement |
| 3.2 Gear Lube Service |
| 3.3 Water Pump Service |
| 3.4 Operational Testing |
| 4.0 Materials |
| 5.0 Labor |
| 6.0 Deliverables |
| 8.0 Period of Performance |
| 9.0 Acceptance Criteria |
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