STATEMENT OF WORK 74FGS.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the 74th Fighter Generation Squadron at Moody Air Force Base for the procurement and installation of a laser engraving system in Building 772.
The project requires delivery and installation of a fully functional CO2 and Fiber laser system with a work area between 39"x24" and 85"x70" and minimum adjustable bed depth of 12". The system must etch tool steel (M43 and Chrome-moly), plastics, rubber, glass, acrylics, and wood with automatic laser selection based on material type. Technical specifications include a 4.5" wire pipe exhaust vent hookup, 110V power source, attachments to prevent shifting during etching, rotary attachment for cylindrical objects, task plate for tool steel engraving, Windows 10/11 compatible design software, and an integrated camera system for alignment and positioning. Installation must occur during business hours (Monday-Friday, 07:30-16:30). The vendor shall deliver three primary deliverables: (1) fully installed and functional dual laser system, (2) on-site training for five personnel on equipment operation, and (3) installation completion during specified business hours. The 74th FGS is responsible for providing necessary resources, approving deliverables, and removing the existing laser etcher. Acceptance criteria require all deliverables be delivered to the 74th FGS with approval from Technical Sergeant Best or Master Sergeant Seery, and trained personnel must demonstrate proficiency in system operation.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
74TH Fighter Generation Squadron
Moody AFB CRF Bldg 772 Laser Engraving System
Project Title: 74FGS Laser Engraver
Goal: Install a new laser etching laser system and train personnel on how to use it.
Requirements:
• The work area should be between 39"x24" and 85"x70" and have a minimum adjustable bed depth of 12”. This is to accommodate large torque wrenches, breaker bars and small to medium pelican cases, which require a larger work area.
• The laser should be able to etch all types of tool steel, such as M43 Tool Steel and Chrome-moly. It should also be able to etch plastics, rubber, glass, acrylics and wood.
Machine must have automatic laser selection based on material engraved.
• The system should have an exhaust vent compatible with a 4.5" wire pipe hookup.
• The power source should be a 110V outlet.
• The system should include attachments to prevent items from shifting during the etching process and have a rotary attachment for cylindrical objects.
• The system should include a task plate for engraving tool steel.
• The system should include design software compatible with Windows 10/11.
• The vendor should provide on-site training for 5 people.
• The system should be installed during business hours, Monday-Friday, 07:30-16:30.
• The system should include a camera system to line up and impose what's being etched onto the tool.
Deliverables:
• Deliverable 1: Fully installed and functional Co2 and Fiber laser system.
• Deliverable 2: Training of 5 personnel on how to operate the provided equipment.
• Deliverable 3: Installation of the new laser etching system during business hours, Monday-Friday, 07:30-16:30.
Roles and Responsibilities:
• The 74th FGS will provide necessary resources and information, review and approve deliverables, and remove existing laser etcher.
• The vendor will fulfill the project requirements, deliver and install the system, and provide training.
Acceptance Criteria:
• All deliverables outlined in the Statement of Work will be delivered to the 74th FGS
• Technical Sergeant Best or Master Sergeant Seery will review and approve all deliverables.
• Trained personnel demonstrate proficiency in using the laser etching laser system.
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