Atch 01_Revised SOW 2SLS TP01 Mobile Crane Rental.pdf

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Amendment 0001 - Crane Rental Services for 2 SLS
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a 350-Ton mobile crane rental to support Lightweight Lift Training operations for the 2 SLS (Space Launch System) program at Vandenberg Space Force Base (VSFB). The vendor must provide a crane capable of lifting up to 79,830 lbs at various radii to support emplacement and removal of the Strongback vehicle and training booster. The work must be completed within a 2-day timeline, with an option to extend an additional day if needed. The vendor will supply all equipment, labor, and materials, and must comply with applicable federal, state, and local regulations. This requirement is associated with Solicitation Number FA4610-24-Q-0019, an open competition for Crane Rental Services at VSFB under NAICS code 238990. Quotes are due by April 4, 2024 at 2:00 PM PST.

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Statement of Work Lightweight Lift Training Mobile Crane Rental

SLD 30, USSF

Test Pad 01 Mobile Crane Rental for the

2 SLS

7 Feb 2024

1.0 BACKGROUND

The Space Cowboys (2 SLS/DOC) are supporting the Mk21A-2 mission scheduled for an ILC in Q3 2024. Part of the team’s role involves Emplacement and Removal operations, which require regular training to maintain proficiency. This effort supports the RSLP program office directed training DOC is required to perform prior to ILC. A mobile crane solution is required to support the training exercise expected to take place in mid-April 2024.

2.0 OBJECTIVES

The vendor shall supply one (1) 350-Ton crane OR one (1) crane capable of lifting 54,480 lbs.

(strongback weight + full weight training booster + rigging equipment) for initial lift at 75ft radius. While continuing Strongback erection, 67,480 lbs. (strongback weight + full weight training booster + rigging equipment) at 35 ft radius. 79,830 lbs. for removal of the full weight training booster at 23 ft radius. Hook will have a minimum of a 10-inch throat, and a hook height of 85 ft for clearance from Strongback at final upright position and removal of training booster. Timeline needed is 2 days with an option to extend an additional day if operations experience delays.

3.0 DECRIPTION OF WORK

3.1 Installation

o Vendor shall provide one (1) 350-Ton crane OR one (1) crane capable of lifting 54,480 lbs. (strongback weight + full weight training booster + rigging equipment) for initial lift at 75ft radius. While continuing Strongback erection, 67,480 lbs.

(strongback weight + full weight training booster + rigging equipment) at 35 ft radius. 79,830 lbs. for removal of the full weight training booster at 23 ft radius.

Hook will have a minimum of a 10-inch throat, and a hook height of 85 ft for clearance from Strongback at final upright position and removal of training booster. The crane will be used for lifting the roof off of the 2 SLS owned Strongback vehicle (2128lbs) and stowing it on the ground nearby. The crane will then attach to the Strongback vehicle and erect it over the break-over fixture, switch connections to the training booster, and lift the training booster out of Strongback. Afterwords, the Booster will be returned to the Strongback and roof replaced.

o The crane must be delivered and able to work inside Test Pad 01 (TP-01) o Vendor shall provide proper grounding of all equipment to prevent the buildup of static electricity o Vendor shall provide all proof load certifications for any rigging used o Vendor shall have the solution operational in the morning of 16 Apr 2024.

o Vendor will provide one (1) Crane operator and rigger. Operator must hold valid certifications to operate the crane provided, and a copy of the certifications shall accompany the bid.

3.2 Operation

o The solution must be able to remove Strongback roof from Strongback vehicle and place on dunnage in safe area.

o The solution must be able to lift the strongback trailer to the vertical position.

o The solution must be able to lift training booster out of the Strongback vertically,.

Then the solution must be able to place booster back into the Strongback .

o The solution must be able to replace the Strongback roof.

o Vendor is responsible for removing all equipment after period of operation has expired.

3.3 Supplied Items

o Vendor will supply all equipment, hardware, labor, materials, pickup & delivery o All equipment shall be UL/ETL approved.

4.0 DESIRED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

• Vendor shall have knowledge on crane operations and rigging for explosive payloads

• Vendor should have knowledge and ability to comply with federal, state, Air Force, local, and county laws and regulations governing the work requested in this statement.

5.0 DELIVERY TIME FRAME

• Vendor shall deliver all equipment between 0800-1200AM PST on 16 Apr 2024 to TP-

01.

• The vendor shall enter Vandenberg Space Force Base through the Lompoc Gate.

5.1 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED ITEMS

o N/A

5.2 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

o Qty 1 Strongback o Qty 1 Strongback spreader bar o Qty 1 Lifting beam o Qty 1 10ft 50 ton sling o Qty 1 55 ton shackle

5.3 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED SERVICES

o Utilities. The Government will furnish electricity o Facilities. The Government will provide necessary access to TP-01, as well as ensuring the facility is capable of accepting vendor’s proposed solution o Refuse Collection. The Government will provide dumpsters for refuse. The

Government will provide containers and collection of recycling materials o Protection Services. The Government will provide Security Forces and Fire

Protection o Emergency Medical Services. The Government will provide emergency medical transportation and treatment. Contractor shall pay for all reasonable medical costs incurred

3.2 Removal

o Solution will remain operational until Close-of-Business (COB) 17 Apr 2024 with an option to extend an additional day if operations experience delays.

6.0 POINTS OF CONTACT

6.1 Customer Representative (CR)

The following person has been designated the CR by the Contracting Officer:

Capt Nicholas Henning Flight Commander, Space Launch Maintenance

(805) 605-1753

6.2 Invoice Reviewer in Wide Area Work Flow

Wang Stetler Resource Advisor

(805) 606-4470

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