1. Statement of Work.pdf

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Crane Cylinder Rebuild
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the removal, disassembly, rebuild, and reinstallation of both upper and lower telescoping boom cylinders on a Grove Rough Terrain Crane at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. The SOW requires that the contractor provide all necessary labor, tools, parts, and materials to complete the repairs in a workmanlike manner and in accordance with applicable regulations. The repaired crane must undergo a line pull and load test, with all certification paperwork provided upon delivery. The related federal contract opportunity is a Solicitation (FA441824Q0022) issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command for the crane cylinder rebuild services. The Solicitation includes the SOW, a pricing sheet, and wage determinations.

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Statement of Work 628 Logistics Readiness Squadron

Joint Base Charleston, SC

15 Nov 2023

-Required Maintenance: Remove, disassemble, rebuild, and reinstall both upper and lower telescoping boom cylinders on Grove Rough Terrain Crane (Model RT765E) Serial no. 235722. Parts used during repair will be original equipment manufacturers (OEM) approved parts. Once both cylinders have been repaired and reinstalled and free of all defects the crane will have a line pull and load test per manufactures specification and load test certified in accordance with OSHA requirements, all weight test certification paperwork will be provided upon delivery. The Contractor shall provide transport to and from Joint Base Charleston Naval Weapons Station, all labor, tools, parts, and materials associated with repairs. All tasks performed shall be accomplished in a workmanship like manner and in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The contractor shall comply with all environmental code and regulations while performing the services of this contract.

1. Transport Crane to repair facility as required.

2. Remove, disassemble, rebuild, and reinstall upper and lower telescoping boom cylinders, inspect all major components for damage. Parts will be new OEM parts.

3. After repairs are completed, the crane will be have a line pull and load tested certified in accordance with OSHA requirements, all load test certification paperwork will be provided.

4. Once certification has been completed the crane will be transported back to Joint Base Charleston.

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