Attachment 1 - Statement of Work.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

FOR

2 CS MSA Gas Detectors

28 August 2024

Prepared by:

2 CS

Barksdale Air Force Base (AFB), Louisiana 71110

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS

1. General

3. Scope

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1.General

1.1 The work covered by this contract shall consist of, but is not limited to, the furnishing of all labor, services, tools, materials, equipment, transportation, supervision, and all miscellaneous requirements needed to perform all operations in conjunction with the effort to accomplish the Statement of Work (SOW) below. The contractor shall have current certifications,the project shall be completed in accordance with industry and conformance standards, applicable safety regulations, Government contract specifications and this SOW. To ensure the safety of the 20 members who complete inspections on confined spaces, we need repair of three MSA atmospheric testers. The contractor shall be experienced and certified in repairing MSA atmospheric testers and have the necessary tools and equipment to complete the repairs. After all repairs are complete, the contractor will perform any necessary testing to ensure that the testers are functioning as intended. Additionally, the contractor shall provide a detailed report of the repairs and any recommended maintenance or replacements to ensure the continued safety of the 20 members who use the testers. A warranty on any work completed to ensure that future issues are covered is preferred.

2.Scope

2.1 Unit 177220 has two issues that require repair. The first issue is a damaged screen, which can be repaired using the replacement part with part number MSA10148366SP. To repair the screen, the technician will first power off the unit and remove the back cover. Next, the technician will locate the damaged screen and carefully disconnect it from the motherboard. The technician will then attach the replacement screen to the motherboard, ensuring that all connections are secure. Finally, the technician will reassemble the unit and power it on to verify that the new screen is functioning correctly.

The second issue with Unit 177220 is a failed gas calibration test for LEL 0931. This can be repaired using the replacement part with part number MSA10106722. To repair the gas calibration system, the technician will first power off the unit and remove the faulty component. The technician will then install the replacement component with the part number MSA10106722, ensuring that it is properly aligned and secured in place. Once the replacement component is installed, the technician will power on the unit and test the gas calibration system to ensure that it is functioning correctly. After both repairs are complete, the technician will perform any necessary testing to ensure that the unit is functioning as intended.

Unit 177224 has two issues that require repair. The first issue is a failed zero gas calibration test for O2. This can be repaired using the replacement part with part number MSA10089163. To repair the zero-gas calibration system, the technician will first power off the unit and remove the faulty component. The technician will then install the replacement component with the part number MSA10089163, ensuring that it is properly aligned and secured in place. Once the replacement component is installed, the technician will power on the unit and test the zero-gas calibration system to ensure that it is functioning correctly.

The second issue with Unit 177224 is a failed PID calibration test. This can be repaired using the replacement part with part number MSA10242735. To repair the PID calibration system, the technician will first power off the unit and remove the faulty component. The technician will then install the replacement component with the part number MSA10242735, ensuring that it is properly

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Unit 187016 has a single issue that requires repair. The issue is a failed PID calibration test. This can be repaired using the replacement part with part number MSA10242735. To repair the PID calibration system, the technician will first power off the unit and remove the faulty component. The technician will then install the replacement component with the part number MSA10242735, ensuring that it is properly aligned and secured in place. Once the replacement component is installed, the technician will power on the unit and test the PID calibration system to ensure that it is functioning correctly. After the repair is complete, the technician will perform any necessary testing to ensure that the unit is functioning as intended.

3.Period of Performance

3.1 The contractor will have 15 calendar days as a Period of Performance once a Notice To Proceed (NTP) is established to complete the work.

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