ATTCH 1 PWS Amendment 1.pdf

This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for excess material, equipment, and vegetation removal at Bellows Air Force Station (BAFS) in Oahu, Hawaii, Work Ticket WT#1351024.

The Non-Federal Entity (NFE) contractor is responsible for removing approximately 30 refrigerators, 8 metal piles (scrap), 200 furniture items, 14 transformers, 30 HVAC units, recyclables, concrete, construction debris, copper, mattresses, lights, tools, tires, generators, fuel storage tanks, pallets, and equipment from the installation. Additionally, the contractor must remove 152 DRMO (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office) assets listed in Attachment 1, 22 vehicles listed in Attachment 2, and 7 acres of invasive plant species (particularly ironwood trees), along with approximately 500 large rocks, sand piles, and asphalt piles. Work includes relocating materials to appropriate disposal sites or restoration areas, providing access road clearance for 1 mile, filling gravel in various areas to create 530,000 square feet of access space, and ensuring all debris is removed off-site in compliance with environmental regulations. Ironwood trees must be chipped and removed off-site per federal, state, and local law.

Task 1 requires submission of a Draft Work Plan within 30 calendar days of award, including a Project Planning Chart, site visit schedule, employee credentials and licenses, equipment list, and Health and Safety Plan. A Final Work Plan must be submitted within 60 calendar days of award. Task 2 encompasses all removal work execution in accordance with the approved work plan. The NFE must coordinate site access through BAFS Security Forces, maintain safety zones around work areas, handle all transportation and disposal costs, and obtain necessary permits and approvals. The contractor must avoid debris falling into roads, waterways, and infrastructure, and leave the site clean and debris-free. Work must comply with all Environmental Laws and regulations, with deviation notifications requiring a 14-calendar-day review period.