SOW 1 Revision.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity to provide professional services for mounting solutions and installation of forty-two (42) flat screen monitors of various sizes at Shaw AFB in South Carolina.
The contractor is required to provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, transportation, tools, material, supervision, and other non-personal services necessary to perform the contracted tasks in a timely and professional manner. The government will provide the monitors, mounts, matching paint, cable management, and power solutions, as well as escorts for access to secured spaces if required. The contractor must install the monitors in several rooms, including the SOC floor, SOC-E office, and various briefing rooms, with specific requirements for monitor size, spacing, height from the ceiling, and positioning relative to columns or conduits.
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Statement of Work Revised: 3 Jun 24
The 25th Atack Group (25 ATKG), based at Shaw AFB South Carolina, is seeking professional services for moun�ng solu�ons and installa�on of forty-two (42) flat screen monitors of various sizes throughout building 1996 (900 Condor Country Rd.) in order to conduct day-to-day opera�ons and training.
The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, transporta�on, tools, material, supervision, and other non-personal services necessary to perform the contracted tasks in a �mely and professional manner. The contractor shall clean up their areas a�er comple�on of work.
Loca�on of requested work:
900 Condor Country Rd.
Bldg. 1996 Shaw AFB, SC 29152
The 25 ATKG will provide the following:
- All required monitors
- All required mounts
- Matching paint (where required)
- Cable management and power solu�ons
- Escorts into secured spaces (if required)
The contractor will provide any addi�onal moun�ng hardware required to meet desired end-state and intent.
SOC Floor (Room 1247) – Total Monitors: 8
- Desired end state: to match the installa�on layout in room 1347
- Install 8 new mounts and 8 new 70” monitors in a row on designated wall
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 30.5” from the ceiling
- Roughly a 2” gap between monitors except for about a 7.5”-8” gap between the middle two monitors to allow clearance for a surface-mounted conduit
- Equal spacing from the corners of the wall to the edge of the outer-most monitors (roughly between 63” to 64”)
SOC-E Office (Room 1242) – Total Monitors: 2
- Install 2 new mounts and 2 new 55” monitors side-by-side on designated wall
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 6”-8” from the ceiling
- The monitors will be mounted roughly 6” on either side of a surface-mounted conduit
Briefing Rooms (Rm 1230, 1231, 1232, 1233) – Total Monitors: 8
- The Government will remove exis�ng 55” monitors and mounts from the walls
- The contractor will repair and paint walls from the removed equipment
- The contractor will install 8 new mounts and 8 new 65” monitors (2 in each room) side-by-side on designated walls
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 18” from the ceiling or low enough for botom edge of monitors to cover power box
- Litle to no gap between monitors
- Centered on the wall with equal spacing from the corners of the wall to the outer edge of the monitors (Excep�on: Room 1230 has a column along the far le� of the wall so the monitors will be centered between the edge of the column and the corner of the wall.)
Briefing Rooms (Rm 1225, 1226, 1227, 1228) – Total Monitors: 8
- The contractor will repair and paint walls from the removed equipment
- The contractor will install 8 used mounts and 8 used 55” monitors (2 in each room) side-by-side on designated walls
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 18” from the ceiling or low enough for botom edge of monitors to cover power box
- Litle to no gap between monitors
- Centered on the wall with equal spacing from the corners of the wall to the outer edge of the monitors (Excep�on: Room 1228 has a column along the far right of the wall so the monitors will
Briefing Rooms (Rm 1330, 1331, 1332, 1333) – Total Monitors: 8
- The contractor will repair and paint walls from the removed equipment
- The contractor will install 8 new mounts and 8 new 65” monitors (2 in each room) side-by-side on designated walls
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 18” from the ceiling or low enough for botom edge of monitors to cover power box
- Litle to no gap between monitors
- Centered on the wall with equal spacing from the corners of the wall to the outer edge of the monitors (Excep�on: Room 1330 has a column along the far right of the wall so the monitors will
Briefing Rooms (Rm 1325, 1326, 1327, 1328) – Total Monitors: 8
- The contractor will repair and paint walls from the removed equipment
- The contractor will install 8 used mounts and 8 used 55” monitors (2 in each room) side-by-side on designated walls
- Top of the monitors will be roughly 18” from the ceiling or low enough for botom edge of monitors to cover power box
- Litle to no gap between monitors
- Centered on the wall with equal spacing from the corners of the wall to the outer edge of the monitors (Excep�on: Room 1328 has a column along the far le� of the wall so the monitors will
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