PWS_BAFS_FLIGHTLINE_9.03.26.pdf

Performance Work Statement

WT#13510247

EXCESS MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT & VEGITATION

REMOVAL

BELLOWS AIR FORCE STATION, OAHU

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Bellows Air Force Station (BAFS) located in Waimanalo, Hawaii is operated by Detachment 2, 18th Force

Support Squadron of the 18th Mission Support Group based at Kadena Air Base (AB), Okinawa, Japan.

The project priority is removal of all vehicles, tires, debris, scrap metal, large rocks, 17 acres of plants and vegetation, asphalt piles, Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) assets, from within the project area. This project will support BAFS complete invasive species management requirements from the

2025 Bellows AFS Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan (INRMP). The project priority is removal and mulching of all vegetation including invasive ironwood trees (Casuarina equisetifolia) and the resulting wood product from within the project area.

1.1 Project Objectives

Project objectives for BAFS (defined as within target areas shown on Figure 1) are listed below.

1.1.2 Remove all materials and debris 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 tank, pallets, equipment items) This work includes total removal of all material within project area.

1.1.3 Two areas separately highlighted on map will be the area of responsibility for removal totaling 17 acres. (See attached map Figure 1)

1.1.4 Remove 152 items of DRMO assets (Attachment 1)

1.1.5 Remove 22 vehicles (Attachment 2)

1.1.6 Remove 17 acres of vegetation including invasive plant species, especially ironwood trees that interfere with establishment of groundcover conductive to native plant restoration and access road. Including large piles of built-up vegetation.

1.1.7 Relocate large rocks along 5,000-foot path (relocate to east of access road spaced apart starting from back gate not to block any entry ways)

1.1.8 Relocation of large sand pile to dune restoration site.

1.1.9 Removal of asphalt piles and materials off site.

1.1.10 Removal of excess Construction Materials & Debris and properly dispose.

1.1.11 Removal of any additional materials including vegetation to expose 1 mile access road. Fenceline should be visible upon completion of work from south gate to facility 546A. Roadway shall be clear from any random debris, materials, vegetation, and assets depicted in this statement in its totality. Ironwood trees shall be chipped and removed off site in accordance with federal, state and local law compliance.

1.1.12 Fill gravel in various areas as needed to provide 530,000 square foot access area. No intent is to make in depth or ground repairs beyond gravel fill as needed. The contractor is only responsible for backfilling for degradation they cause during their operations.

2.0 MAJOR REQUIREMENTS AND TASKS

The tasks, expected requirements, deliverables and associated support documents for these tasks are discussed below. The Non-Federal Entity (NFE) will provide information to assist BAFS with obtaining all permits, consultations, and approvals (if any) necessary to support project execution. All deliveries related to this agreement will be referred to as a specific deliverable number; Section 4.0 outlines all project deliverables.

The NFE shall ensure that any sub-cooperators, suppliers, and support personnel follow all safety and health provisions established in the approved Health and Safety Plan (HSP), as described in the Draft Work Plan appendix (Task 1). The NFE is responsible for submitting, coordinating, and obtaining the NPDES (National

Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit with the state of Hawaii. The United States Air Force

(USAF) program managers (PM) reserve the right to stop work under this project for any safety or other legal violations at no additional cost to the Government.

2.1 Task 1: Work Plan

A Draft Work Plan (Deliverable 1a) shall be created by the NFE displaying how and when the work will be completed over the course of the period of performance. Within the work plan, the NFE shall populate a

Project Planning Chart (PPC) which details the project schedule. Dates of site visits to the installation to perform any necessary surveys shall be narrowed down to specific calendar dates. Deliverable submission dates shall also be depicted within the draft work plan. A list of employees, including their educational certificates and licenses, shall also be portrayed in the work plan. An equipment list which the NFE intends to use shall be depicted within the Draft Work Plan. The Draft Work Plan will identify those project areas able to be implemented with current funding under this scope but will be written with the scope and intent of execution in all numbered project areas on Figure 1 and listed photos (1-9).

The Draft Work Plan will include a Health and Safety Plan (HSP) as an appendix. The HSP will address safety zones around work sites and comply with all applicable safety requirements.

The Draft Work Plan shall be submitted to the government within 30 calendar days of date of task order award. The government shall be afforded a 7-calendar day review period and shall provide the NFE with comments to utilize for finalization of the document. A final version (deliverable 1b) shall be submitted within 14 days of receipt of the government review comments.

2.2 Task 2: Removal

This task includes removal of all vehicles, tires, construction debris, scrap metal, pallets, DRMO assets, containers from within the project area. Removal of the debris includes transporting it off the installation and disposing of it in accordance with environmental regulations.

Removal of DRMO assets includes filling out all necessary paperwork, transporting the assets to

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and giving them the assets. DLA address is Bldg 491, Corner of

Neches St. and North Rd on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and their phone number is 808-786-

2074. DRMO assets are all military equipment with an NSN (i.e. LMTV, UTVs, generators, etc).

It is the NFE’s responsibility to ensure all necessary paperwork is filled out correctly and conduct cradle to grave transportation and removal from site.

All containers (connex boxes) can be disposed of by a vendor of the NFE’s choosing. Removal of non-

DRMO items includes removal from the installation and disposing of them in accordance with environmental regulations. Any assets that require paperwork shall be coordinated by the NFE and BAFS authority including NAF sale or removal requirements. NFE shall be supplied with a memorandum with each vehicle that will not be going to DLA for disposal so it can be disposed of through a vendor of the

NFE’s choosing after award of the contract. The memorandum will include the make, model, and Vehicle

Identification Number (VIN) to ensure the NFE is removing the correct vehicle.

Figure 1. Project Scope

The NFE will execute removal in accordance with Task 1, Final Work Plan and submit projected work schedule to the POC so that BAFS personnel can ensure the safety of guests.

The NFE shall always attempt to avoid having any debris falling into or across any roads, trails, fields, ditches, streams or other bodies of water. Work shall also be cognizant of existing infrastructure and overhead power lines. Any such debris shall be immediately removed, and damages shall be repaired by

NFE. The vista shall be left with a clean appearance, free of debris, vegetation and refuse.

The project areas under this scope are labeled Figure 1, DRMO asset, Debris, and Vehicle Removal Project

Areas, BAFS, and will be identified in Task 1, Draft Work Plan. The NFE shall be immediately capable of addressing and interpreting all Environmental Laws and regulations as they pertain to the work performed.

If deviations are required from the final workplan, the NFE shall provide the government with a notification and review period of 14 calendar days.

Photo 1. Debris, DRMO asset, and Vehicle Removal

Photo 2. Debris & Generator Removal

Photo 3. Debris, Generator, Vehicle, & DRMO asset Removal

Photo 4. DRMO assets, Vehicle, & Debris Removal

Photo 5. DRMO assets, Generator, & Debris Removal

Vegetation, Rock, Sand Removal and Gravel Project Area, BAFS (Figure 1)

Photo 6 Vegetation and Debris Removal

Photo 7 Vegetation and Debris Removal

Photo 8 Vegetation and Debris Removal

Photo 9 Vegetation and Debris Removal

3.0 LOGISTICS AND SITE ACCESS

The NFE will work with the staff at BAFS, Oahu to execute this project. The fieldwork associated with this scope of work is intended to be carried out by qualified staff on the island of Oahu.

The NFE shall have access to BAFS to perform required tasks. To gain access, the NFE shall supply requested personal identifiable information of visiting personnel, to include sub-cooperators, to BAFS

Security Forces (SFS) through the Government representative and/or sponsor via Form B-180 no later than

14 business days prior to work start date). BAFS SFS will conduct background checks on each individual listed on Form B180 and will post an Entry Access Listing of authorized cooperators at the Installation

Entry Control Point when complete. Visitors shall present a valid identification card to the gate sentry for entry verification. The NFE, at no time, will have the authority to sponsor, escort or vouch additional personnel onto BAFS. NFE vehicles will be subject to search prior to entry onto BAFS. The NFE shall immediately notify SFS through the Government representative anytime an individual is no longer required access to BAFS due to employment termination, re- assignment, etc.

3.1 Safety

The work site is located with BAFS, whose vision is to be the Department of Defense’s premier training and vacation destination. Vacationers heavily utilize areas throughout the base, especially near bike trails, the beach, and other amenities. NFE and contractors must ensure adequate safety zones around the work site. All work, equipment and vehicles shall comply with applicable safety regulations and the Health and

Safety Workplan (HSP) as described in Task 1. This shall include high traffic days, delays and cordon of the road as required for total work to be completed.

Vehicles and equipment can be staged on site and left overnight. Various locations can be coordinated prior to any work begins.

3.2 Supplies and Materials

The NFE is responsible for all transportation costs associated with the project, inclusive of equipment shipment, vehicle rental, and any other transportation costs required to fulfill this Scope of Work.

3.3 Project Communication

The NFE shall not publish results of the project tasks without obtaining email or written permission from

USAF. The USAF promotes academic publications which do not degrade the military mission and reserves the right to deny publication of information collected with funds generated from this project, if the USAF decides the draft publication degrades the military mission. The NFE shall not communicate the results of the project with any state or federal regulator or member of the media but rather give the respect to the funding entity to provide such results to the regulatory entities and press in accordance USAF public affairs process. In those instances when NFE staff associated with the project are contacted by the regulator or media, they shall direct such inquiries to the 15th Wing Air Force Public Affairs Office and forward the inquiry or contact to this public affairs office. Email contacts and phone numbers for the 15th Wing Air

Force Public Affairs Office shall be provided to the NFE after award.

4.0 DELIVERABLES AND SCHEDULE

4.1 Kick-Off Meeting

A kick-off meeting will be held within ten (10) days of award and shall discuss the project, address priorities, and historical knowledge. Attendees may participate via telecom; however attendance on-site is preferred.

4.2 Deliverables

Deliverable

Number

Deliverable Title Draft

Submission

Final

Submission

Submission Schedule

1a Draft Work Plan X Within 30 calendar days of date of award

1b

Final Work Plan and

Response to Comments

Matrix

X

Within 60 calendar days of date of award

5.0 POINTS OF CONTACT

5.1 USAF

Attachment 1 – DRMO List

Attachment 2 – Vehicle List

ATTACHMENT 1

NOMENCLATURE NSN/VIN QUANTITY

CONTAINERS NA 5

CONTAINERS NA 2

CONTAINERS NA 2

CONTAINERS N/A 3

CONTAINERS NA 1

CONTAINERS NA 3

CONTAINERS NA 2

CONTAINERS NA 19

TRAILERED CONTAINER NA 1

TRAILERED CONTAINERS NA 2

CONVAULT FUEL TANK NA 1

FORMER SLIP ROLL NA 1

RADIO ARM DRILL NSN :3413-01-454-5535 1

SHAPER NA 1

ENGINES NA 2

TIRES NA 80

JOHN DEERE TRACTOR NA 1

HYSTER FORKLIFT NA 1

YAMAZAKI LATHE NA 1

HYSTER FORKLIFT NA 1

HAAS MILLING NA 1

AIR VACUUM NA 1

ATV NA 6

2013 Polaris Cart/6X6 Ranger 4XAHR76A4E2307160 1

John Deere Cart/6X4 Gator W06X4HD003207 1

Club Car Cart/ Carry all 272 QG0920024825 1

Kawasaki Cart/KAF620E, Mule

NA 1

Polaris Cart/Ranger 4X4 4XATH50A9A2877952 1

Kawasaki Cart/KAF620C, Mule

NA 1

John Deere Cart/Gator TH6X4 W06X4HD003200 1

John Deere Cart/Gator TH6X4 W06X4HD003136 1

Cart/KAF400B, Mule 600 NA 1

Cart/Carryall 272 QG0409371695 1

Truck/E-Ride Industries 1E9EA15SXBP363659 1

Silverado Classic 2500HD 1GBHC24U97E174766 1

Van/4X2 Delivery Van 1GBHG31FX11225948 1

John Deere Cart/6x4 Gator W06X4HD003212 1

.. ATTACHMENT 2

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MIiia Madel Vin

AF03814 2003 Ford F-150 1FTRF17W43NB63490

AF03821 2004 Ford Ranger 1FTYR10D54PB65959

AF03822 2004 Ford Ranger 1FTYR10DX4PB44640

AF03826 2010 Ford F-150 1FTPF1CV9AKA16567

AF03824 2009 Chevrolet Colorado 1GCCS14E198147946

AF03825 2010 Ford F-150 1FTPF1CV7AKA16566

AF03816 2002 Ford Express-450 1FDXE45S62HB28695

AF03827 2010 Ford Econoline 1FTNE1EW9ADA31087

AF03823 2004 Ford Freestar 2FMDA57695BA42920

SVS060 2017 Polaris GemE 52CG4AGA6J0017050

SVS009 2016 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA4G0015104

SVS0lS 2016 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA9G0015115

NA 2017 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA2J0017084

NA 2017 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA0J0017102

NA 2016 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA1G0015111

NA 2016 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA2G0015117

NA 2017 Polaris GemE 52CG2DGA1J0017089

SVS029 2014 ClubCar CAS00,Gas ASCUBB2DEFA550830

NA 2012 Polaris 4X4Ranger 4XATH76A2D2712655 svs NA ClubCar Carryal5l50 MB1604-618719

SVS022 2017 Can-am DefenderXT 3JBUKAP45HK000075

AF04548 2014 Chevrolet Express(TurtleTop) 1GB6GSCG6E1172499