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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the removal and installation of a Detroit Diesel engine assembly, including the replacement of seals and gaskets, to repair oil leaks on a P-23 Fire Truck assigned to Joint-Base Charleston, South Carolina. The work is required to maintain airfield firefighting support capabilities for the U.S. Air Force in accordance with applicable regulations.

The SOW specifies that the contractor shall provide all necessary personnel, equipment, tools, materials, and labor to complete the engine repair work at the contractor's facility using certified technicians. The work includes removing and reinstalling the engine assembly, as well as replacing the oil pan gasket, rear main seal, front main seal, and other seals and gaskets. All parts must be new and meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer standards, with a minimum 1-year warranty. The contractor is responsible for transporting the vehicle to and from the base. The work must be performed to the standards outlined in the SOW, and the contractor shall generate a signed work order documenting the successful engine installation and seal/gasket replacement.

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Statement of Work Engine P-23 Fire truck 04 June 2024

1. Purpose The removal and installation of Detroit Diesel engine assembly and replace seals and gaskets to repair multiple engine oil leaks for 96L00301 P-23 Fire truck assigned to Joint-Base Charleston, South Carolina (Air Base). Engine repair is required to maintain airfield Firefighting support capabilities for the Air Force Installation in accordance with AFI 24-302 and T.O. 36-1-191, severability standards. replacement parts must meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer standards.

2. Vehicle Scope The P-23 fire truck vehicle provides water and foam capabilities to extinguish Aircraft fires on the C-17A Globemaster and other heavy airlift assets in the Air Force airlift fleet inventory. Additionally, the P-23 provides support to North Auxiliary Airfield firefighting capabilities.

3. Performance The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel, equipment, tools, materials, and labor to remove and reinstall engine assembly along with replacing oil pan gasket, rear main seal, front main seal, and other seals/gaskets (parts list attached) to repair oil leaks on engine assembly. Some gaskets as needed might have to be made from gasket material to reattach engine components for reassembly. Work will need to be accomplished at the contractor’s facility using certified ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) technicians. Additionally, the engine removal includes removing the 3000-gallon water tank, foam tank and metal plates off the top of the firetruck and will require a crane or overhead hoist with the weight capacity and clearance to lift said items out of the way. The contractor is responsible for any transport fees to and from Joint Base Charleston.

All parts shall be new. All components shall be warrantied for a minimum of 1 year from the date of delivery of firetruck to Joint Base Charleston. The contractor shall perform to the standards in the Statement of Work (SOW). Components and assemblies will meet or exceed OEM Specifications.

4. Installation / Maintenance Removal and installation of engine assembly and related components shall include system testing that will be performed by the supplier/installer and witnessed by the buyer to visually validate properly working equipment and systems associated with the engine. The supplier shall generate and provide a signed work order or equivalent documenting successful engine installation and replacement of seals and gaskets. 1 year warranty paperwork will be provided at time of delivery.

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