Ballistic Panels SOW.pdf

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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the procurement and delivery of Mobile Defensive Fighting Positions (MDFP) ballistic shields for the 87th Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey, dated 28 May 2026.

The contractor must procure and deliver ballistic shields that meet or exceed NIJ-STD-0108.01 Level IV certification and US Department of State standard DS-STD-01.01, providing protection against .30 caliber armor-piercing rifle fire. The specific quantities required include four 36" x 46" x 77" MDFP ballistic shields with ATV-style tires (approximately 790 lbs each), one 30" x 46" x 77" ballistic panel (approximately 790 lbs), one 24" x 21" x 53.5" barrier cap for concrete barriers (approximately 320 lbs), five rear swivel casters for shield movement (approximately 22 lbs each), one tow bar hitch (approximately 85 lbs), and five reflective STOP sign magnets. All units must feature dark bronze finish, provide full coverage with up to 12 square feet of transparent viewing area, and be transportable by standard vehicles through quick disassembly. The contractor must deliver all items within 60 days of contract award to Building 3137 Ramp Street, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ 08640, and must provide complete documentation including user manuals, assembly/disassembly instructions, and ballistic certification paperwork with delivery. The equipment corresponds to NSN 8470-01-664-8648 (MDFP) and NSN 5450-01-683-0310 (Barrier Cap) or equivalent systems that meet or exceed the specified capabilities.

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Statement of Work Mobile Defensive Fighting Positions (MDFP) Ballistic Shields

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

FOR

JB MDL

MOBILE DEFENSIVE FIGHTING POSITIONS (MDFP)

BALLISTIC SHIELDS

28 MAY 2026

87th Security Forces Squadron

(87 SFS)

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst

1.0 GENERAL

1.1. Background

This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the requirements for the procurement and delivery of Mobile Defensive Fighting Positions (MDFPs) / Ballistic Shields for the 87th Security Forces Squadron (87 SFS) at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL). Security forces require advanced, mobile ballistic protection to safeguard personnel at fortified Entry Control Points (ECPs), overwatch positions, and during anti-terrorism operations

1.2. Program Objectives

The objective of this procurement is to acquire the DS-190 series MDFP or equivalent that meets or exceeds the salient characteristic listed in table 3-1 to provide security personnel with mobile, full-coverage, and full field-of-view ballistic protection against high-level threats, including hostile rifle fire.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK & REQUIREMENTS

2.1. Overall Requirements

The contractor will provide and deliver the specified quantity of Mobile Defensive Fighting Positions. The units must be highly mobile, capable of quick disassembly for vehicle transport, and provide certified Level IV ballistic resistance and meets the US Department of State standard DS-STD-01.01. The system must act as a stand-alone physical deterrent and protective barrier for guards, observers, and combat groups.

2.2. Product Identification

The equipment requested corresponds to MDFP National Stock Number (NSN): 8470-01-664-8648 and Barrier Cap NSN: 5450-01-683-0310 or equivalent that exceed the requested capabilities

3.0 SPECIFIC TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

The ballistic shields delivered must strictly adhere to the following technical and operational specifications:

Table 3-1:

Requirement Category

Technical Specifications Quantity

Ballistic Certifications

NIJ-STD-0108.01 Level IV (.30-06 Armor Piercing), US Department of State standard DS-

STD-01.01• Caster mounted, with ATV-style tire

N/A

Threat Protection

Level

NIJ Level IV & DOS 01-01 (30-06 Armor Piercing) The glazing and armor protects against

.30 caliber armor piercing (AP) bullets (U.S.

Military designation M2 AP), with nominal masses of 10.8 g (166 gr) impacting at a minimum velocity of 869 m/s (2850 ft/s) or less.

N/A

Ballistic Shield 36" x 46" x 77"

MDFP Ballistic Shield, 36" x 46" x 77", NIJ Level IV and DOS Std. 01.01 (30-06 AP

Resistant), DS-192, ATV Tires, approx. 790 lbs;

Color Finish: Dark Bronze. Provides full coverage and full field of view, offering up to 12 square feet of transparent viewing area.

Rear Swivel

Casters Rear Swivel Casters for Ballistic Shields movement, approx. 22 lbs; Finish: Dark Bronze

Ballistic Shield 30" x 46" x 77"

MDFP Ballistic Panel 30" x 46" x 77", NIJ Level IV and DOS Std. 01.01 (30-06 AP Resistant), DS-

192, ATV Tires, approx. 790 lbs; Color Finish:

Dark Bronze. Provides full coverage and full field of view, offering up to 12 square feet of transparent viewing area.

Barrier Cap for concrete barrier

Barrier Cap 24" x 21" x 53.5", 2-foot modular sections full glass, transparent armor cap for concrete barrier NIJ Level IV and DOS Std. 01.01 (30-06 AP Resistant), approx. 320 lbs; Color

Finish: Dark Bronze

Transportability Units must be assembled into component parts, transportable by standard vehicles.

N/A

Tow Bar Hitch

- not ballistic

Tow Bar Hitch for MDFP Ballistic Shield movement / approx. 85lbs; Finish: Dark Bronze

Stop Sign - not ballistic

Logo / Badge Magnet (approx. 24" x18" scale) - Reflective STOP, Color Finish: Red

4.0 DELIVERY & LOGISTICS

Table 4-1: Response Time Thresholds

Task Requirement Delivery Location All units shall be shipped to 87th Security Forces Squadron, Bldg

3137 Ramp St, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL), NJ 08640.

Assembly/Manuals The contractor must provide all necessary documentation, including user manuals, assembly/disassembly instructions, and certification paperwork with the delivery.

5.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE / DELIVERY SCHEDULE

5.1. Delivery

The contractor shall deliver all requested items within 60 days after receipt of order or contract award.

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