CORROSION CONTROL - FY23 PWS.pdf
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- F9E2MX3024AW02
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This performance work statement outlines corrosion control and repainting services for various aerospace ground equipment owned by the 106th Rescue Wing of the New York Air National Guard. The contractor will remove existing paint, treat corrosion, and apply a primer and topcoat to seventeen pieces of equipment over a six month period. Services will be performed at the contractor's facility. Equipment includes generators, maintenance stands, tow bars, rail trailers, a fuel bowser, strut carts, an oxygen cart, and a pressure washer trailer. The contractor must comply with specified technical orders for surface preparation, preservation, and painting. Unused materials will be returned to the 106th Maintenance Squadron. Pickup and delivery of equipment will take place Tuesday through Friday between 0730 and 1530 hours, excluding federal holidays. The contractor is responsible for disposal of hazardous waste and security of equipment while in their custody. The related federal contract opportunity was issued by the Department of the Army New York Army National Guard and can be found under solicitation number F9E2MX3024AW02.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Request For Information.docx | DOCX document | |
| TO 1-1-691.pdf | ||
| T.O. 35-1-3.PDF | ||
| Provisions and Clauses (SVS).pdf | ||
| TO 1-1-8.pdf |
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
SUPPORT EQUIPMENT SURFACE PREPARATION
PAINT REMOVAL
CLEANING
CORROSION REMOVAL
PRIME AND TOPCOAT
106th Rescue WING
150 Old Riverhead ROAD
West Hampton Beach, NY 11978
LOCATED ON
Gabreski Airport ANGB
2 February 2023
1. SCOPE OF WORK
The contractor shall provide all equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and services necessary to complete the work as described in this Performance Work Statement (PWS). Work location is at the vendor’s place of business. Transportation will be provided by the awarded contractor. All equipment will be de-painted, cleaned, corrosion will be treated, unit will be primed and repainted.
2. AREA OF WORK
Contractor shall work only on areas of the equipment as described in this statement of work.
3. DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Repainting must be accomplished by a certified auto body repair facility. The following aerospace ground equipment has to be repainted are two A/M32A-86D generators, three C1 maintenance stands, one MD-1 Tow bar, four Universal to bars, four 3000E series rail trailers, one 200 gallon fuel bowser, two Hydromite strut servicing carts, one liquid oxygen cart, one pressure washer trailer and one B-1 maintenance stand. . Upon receipt of equipment the contractor will remove reflector tape and markings. Proper coating, cleaning, surface preparation, preservation, pretreatment, and painting requirements will be complied with IAW technical order 35-1-3, 1-1-691, and 1-1-8. Customer will supply these technical orders in PDF.
Format. Equipment will be sandblasted (where needed) or sanded and prepared by the contractor. Each unit will have corrosion treated and original surface contour restored IAW T.O.
1-1-691 and 35- 1-3. Undercarriage will be repainted. All access doors will be painted inside and out. Contractor will remove and reinstall wheel/tire assemblies and other minor components as required to effectively remove/treat corrosion and failed coatings. Existing control panel color scheme must be retained. Mask instruments, machined surfaces, engines, alternator, and electrical components to protect from overspray. A primer of MIL-P-2337J will be applied to a thickness of 2mil. A topcoat , color number 26173, gray polyurethane, will be applied to a 3-5 mil thickness.
Both primer and topcoat will be applied to entire exterior of unit including wheels. Finish will be clear of all blemishes, overspray, and runs.
Contractor will report timeline status updates for each unit painted to the quality control evaluator. In the event rework is required, the contractor shall rework at no cost to the government. A customer point of contact will monitor contractor performance.
4. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
Contractor shall complete all work within a six month period of time.
5. MATERIALS
Vendor will supply primer MIL-P2337J (yellow pigmented resin base and topcoat MIL-PRF-85285C, Type 1 (gray polyurethane). Vendor will supply parts, supplies, materials, personnel to complete paint removal, corrosion removal, priming and painting job. Contractor will sign Air Force Form 1297 acknowledging receipt of materials. Unused paint and primer will be returned to the 106th MXS.
6. GOVERNMENT WORKING HOURS
Pick-up and delivery hours will be Tuesday through Friday 0730 -1530 based on Available personnel, with the exception of scheduled off federal holidays.
7. DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS AND CLEANUP
Contractor is responsible to properly dispose of any hazardous waste generated performing contract duties.
8. SECURITY
Contractor will be responsible for equipment and contents while in their care and custody to include theft, vandalism, or any other damage. An Air Force Form 1297 will be signed by the contractor for each individual unit delivered for service. AF FORM 1297 will be relinquished when the unit specified on the receipt is returned
9. POINT OF CONTACT
106th Contracting Office 631-723-7562.
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