DRAFT-AN-MSN7_PWS_April_2014.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

For

Contractor Logistics Support for the

AN/MSN-7, Communication Central System

Prepared: 15 Jan 14

PR # FD2030-14-34012

Prepared by:

Emily Clark, Program Manager

AFLCMC/HBAAA

Tinker AFB, OK 73145

PWS for Depot Level Logistics Support for AN/MSN-7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.1 CUSTOMER SERVICE REQUIREMENTS…………..……….…………………………………………………………………………………………….4

1.1.1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT

1.1.2 SUPPLY SUPPORT

1.1.3 INVENTORY…….………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….5

1.1.4 EQUIPMENT REQUEST……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5

1.1.5 EQUIPMENT REPAIR………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………6

1.1.6 DEPOT REPAIR…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….6

1.1.7 FIELD REPAIR……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….7

1.1.8 MODIFICATIONS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..7

1.1.9 RECONSTITUTIONS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..8

1.1.10 CONFIGURATION CONTROL

1.1.11 SUSTAINMENT ENGINEERING SERVICES

1.1.12 QUALITY ASSURANCE

1.1.13 MONTHLY REPORTING/DATA REPORTING………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10

1.1.14 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

1.1.15 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT REVIEWS (PMR) MEETINGS…..……………………………………………………………….……………12

1.1.16 MISSION ESSENTIAL SERVICES

1.1.17 SECURITY

1.1.18. TRANSITION PLANS

1.1.19 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

1.1.20 Training………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………13

2.0 SERVICE SUMMARY

2.1. SURVEILLANCE METHODS

3.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

4.0 APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

APPENDIX 2.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

APPENDIX 3.0 ACRONYMS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………3S

6 April 2011

TABLE OF TABLES

Table 1 Service Summary Matrix

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) defines the effort required to provide Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) for the sustainment of the AN/MSN-7 Communication Central System, also known as the Tower Restoral Vehicle (TRV). The AN/MSN-7 is a mobile air traffic control tower used for control of aircraft during taxi, takeoff and landing on and around airfields. The AN/MSN-7 operates as a self-contained system, with a primary vehicle that contains all electronic equipment required for operations and a support vehicle that provide all necessary operating power requirements. Depot logistics support has been provided via CLS contract for over ten years.

1.1 Customer Service

The Contractor shall be required to possess or acquire expertise in sustainment support for the entire fleet of 18 AN/MSN-7 units as well as establish and maintain a repair depot support capability for the equipment that mimics all Air Force depot functions. A Program Manager (PM) shall be assigned to this effort. The Contractor shall provide all necessary qualified personnel, depot maintenance, repair support, engineering support, technical order updates, technical trouble shooting, technical services, quality management, support equipment, supply support, system transport support, materials procurement management, circuit card assembly, Item Unique Identification (IUID) Support, Integrated Master Schedule, inventory management of government stores, prepare PMR agenda and meeting minutes, system refurbishments, risk management, obsolescence management, demilitarization and disposal in an effort to support program management. The Contractor shall provide on-site support and training at CONUS and overseas locations when requested. Listed below are the minimum logistics support tasks that the Contractor shall implement to support the AN/MSN-7 depot effort.

Contractor employees shall identify themselves as contractor personnel by introducing themselves or being introduced as contractor personnel and displaying distinguishing badges or other visible identification for meetings with Government personnel. In addition, contractor personnel shall appropriately identify themselves as contractor employees in telephone conversations and in formal and informal written correspondence.

Contractor Manpower Reporting: The contractor shall report ALL contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the USAF via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields at http://www.ecmra.mil. Reporting inputs will be for the labor executed during the period of performance for each Government fiscal year (FY), which runs 1 October through 30 September. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY, all data shall be reported no later than 31 October* of each calendar year. Contractors may direct questions to the CMRA help desk.

*Reporting Period: Contractors are required to input data by 31 October of each year.

Uses and Safeguarding of Information: Information from the secure web site is considered to be proprietary in nature when the contract number and contractor identity are associated with the direct labor hours and direct labor dollars. At no time will any data be released to the public with the contractor name and contract number associated with the data.

User Manuals: Data for Air Force service requirements must be input at the Air Force CMRA link. However, user manuals for government personnel and contractors are available at the Army CMRA link at http://www.ecmra.mil.

1.1.1 Technical Support

The Contractor shall provide technical troubleshooting and operational support services. The contractor shall respond to the government contracting officer’s request for technical evaluations and sustaining engineering reports or studies. The contractor shall provide technical order assistance and Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) development at government’s request.

The contractor shall draft TCTO procedures, demilitarization and disposition instructions for deleted materiel for all program modifications and repairs. When requested, the contractor shall perform equipment modifications, mobile depot maintenance or provide system support at an onsite location both in the Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS). The Government will retain unlimited technical data rights to all ECP, TO’s, engineering drawings and TCTO as a result of contractor’s system modification efforts. The contractor shall prepare technical data, drawings and technical data packages in accordance with the most current technical data MILITARY STANDARDS for the duration of the contract. If requested, the contractor shall attend government meetings as the AN/MSN-7 technical representative. The Contractor shall provide technical troubleshooting and operational support services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with contractor responses provided no later than 24 hours after receipt of request. Support requests may be in the form of telephone, fax or e-mail. The contractor shall respond to the Point of Contact (POC) for the request no later than 24 hours from request submittal.

(CDRL A001, MIL-DLT-38804D,Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) CDRL A002, DI- SESS80776A, Technical Data Package)

1.1.2 Supply Support

The Contractor shall develop and implement a plan to receive, store and transport AN/MSN-7 Government Furnished Property (GFP) and inventory. The Contractor shall provide supply support for the equipment listed in Appendix 1.0 identified as CLS. The contractor shall monitor spare levels and recommend spare part procurement to maintain the government objectives for depot turnaround times. The contractor depot staff shall update inventory records of GFP via an electronic data base to record all supply transactions.

(CDRL A003 DI-MGMT-80442, Report of Receipt, Inventory, Adjustment, and Shipment of Government Property)

1.1.3 Inventory

The Contractor shall use GFP Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRUs) to fulfill field requests for spare parts. The Contractor shall maintain GFP spares inventory in a bonded storage location. The Contractor shall use GFP to fulfill field requests for spare parts. The Contractor shall maintain a complete up-to-date database of the AN/MSN-7 equipment inventory. Database shall be checked against each item residing in Contractor’s possession. Overall inventory status shall be evaluated on a monthly basis to identify potential shortages in inventory and to gather and analyze failure data. An annual physical inventory of program spares and assets in government bonded storage shall be conducted by the contractor under the guidance and direction of Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) and Government System Program Office (SPO).

1.1.4 Equipment Requests

The Contractor shall receive LRU/SRU requests via telephone, fax, and e-mail 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Requests should include figure, page, index, and part number. The field will provide a requisition priority based on the following requirements:

MICAP (Mission Capability) - ship equipment not later than 24 hours from the date of requisition notice. MICAP action will be verbally coordinated with the Government.

PRIORITY - ship equipment immediately after all MICAP equipment and not later than 48 hours from the date of requisition notice.

ROUTINE - ship equipment not later than five days from the date of requisition notice.

The Contractor shall ship equipment to the field according to the above priorities. Shipments could be as large as an entire AN/MSN-7 shelter. Shipment destinations will be to CONUS or OCONUS. Contractor shall notify the SPO of an inability to meet an equipment request no later than 24 hours after request submittal. Contractor shall provide funding for shipment and track shipment of AN/MSN-7 equipment to and from Government facilities. Equipment shall be handled and shipped in accordance with MIL-STD-2073 or latest version.

1.1.5 Equipment Repair

The Contractor shall provide personnel, materiel and a depot facility to analyze, test, repair and replace AN/MSN-7 equipment, hardware and software. The Contractor shall meet system specifications, commercial manual requirements, configuration requirements and procedures found in the technical documentation list in Appendix 2.0. *(Reference Disclaimer Statement) This documentation shall be the Contractor’s sole source of information for depot level test requirements, diagnostic, maintenance and repair procedures. The Contractor shall provide all support, test and maintenance equipment required, but not provided by the Government, to support the AN/MSN-7. Tables 1-3, 1-4, 1-5, 1-6 in TO 31R5-MSN7-1 identify equipment required for the AN/MSN-7. The contractor shall apply International Standards Organization (ISO) ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management processes when performing all system modifications, reconstitutions and equipment repairs.

1.1.6 Depot Repair

The Contractor shall troubleshoot and repair failed AN/MSN-7 equipment, to include overhaul during Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM) of a complete AN/MSN-7 system.

The Contractor shall attempt to verify and duplicate reported problems, identify failed components, determine cause(s) of failure, estimate repair costs, and repair the failed items. The Contractor shall return the repaired equipment to the GFP spares inventory in serviceable condition within 45 calendar days from date failed equipment arrives at Contractor’s facility.

Contractor shall check for an Air Force Technical Order Form 350 (AFTO350), Repairable Item Processing Tag, and a Department of Defense Form 1149 (DD1149), Requisition and Invoice/Shipping Document, with equipment returned from field units. A job control field repair number, an induction date and final equipment sell off date shall be assigned to all depot level field return repairs. If received with returned equipment, the Contractor shall maintain copies of the AFTO350 and the DD1149. The Contractor shall notify the Government for condemnation requests of equipment. Authorization by the Government will be required prior to any repair action on an item where the estimated repair cost exceeds 75% of the replacement cost. Once Beyond Economical Repair (BER) disposal is authorized by the Government, Contractor shall follow procedures IAW the AN/MSN-7 Tower Restoral Vehicle Demilitarization and Disposal Plan.

The Contractor shall remain responsible for completion of any equipment in the repair cycle prior to contract expiration.

1.1.7 Field Repair

The Contractor shall provide on-site Mobile Depot Maintenance (MDM) repair or equipment modifications to fielded systems, both CONUS and OCONUS, when requested by the government PCO. When on-site MDM repair or equipment modification is requested, the Contractor shall provide a Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) cost and schedule proposal to the Government within 24 hours of an emergency request and within seven (7) calendar days of a routine request. The Contractor shall have support personnel able to travel OCONUS within 30 calendar days of request. The Contractor shall provide to the Government Program Manager a completion report via AFTO Form 217 signed by the customer upon MDM completion.

1.1.8 Modifications, Waivers and Deviations

The modification process shall be initiated by a contractor developed PWS to the Government, followed by a subsequent modification test plan and test procedures. SPO Engineering is the final authority on AN/MSN-7 Configuration Control and no modification shall be started or performed without prior approval of the Contracting Officer. The Contractor shall accomplish engineering modifications to improve the reliability, sustainability, supportability and performance of the AN/MSN-7 system. The contractor shall prepare and submit an Engineering Change Proposals (ECP) package with engineering drawing changes, technical order change’s, Diminishing Manufacturing Sources notifications, Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO), request for waivers and deviations, specification updates to the government engineer and contractor engineer analysis results. The Government will have 100% unlimited technical data rights to all ECP, TO’s, engineering drawings and TCTO as a result of contractor’s system modification efforts. Contractor depot shall establish procedures to dispose of expended equipment IAW the AN/MSN-7 Tower Restoral Vehicle Demilitarization and Disposal Plan or IAW demilitarization & disposal procedures identified in the modification TCTO.

(CDRL A004, DI-SESS-81704/T, Test Plans and Procedures) (CDRL A005, DI-CMAN-80639C, Engineering Change Proposal) (CDRL A006, DI-MISC-80748, Engineering Services Memorandum ) (CDRL A007, DI-SESS-81732, Request for Waiver) (CDRL A008, DI-CMAM-80640C, Request for Deviations)

1.1.9 Reconstitutions

The Contractor shall induct and complete Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM), acceptance test and selloff on up to Six (6) AN/MSN-7 Systems in the base year and up to four (4) AN/MSN-7 Systems in each option year.//to induct a number of AN/MSN-7 system(s) per year through the Contractor’s depot for a complete overhaul inspection and repair of all system components to system specification. The Contractor shall inspect all electronic and mechanical components, repair or replace parts that are defective, inspect shelter for structural cracks and repair, refurbish and paint the AN/MSN-7 shelters, replace seals and shelter covers if required.

The contractor shall conduct a thorough inspection of the AN/MSN-7 shelter to restore the shelter to its original condition and performance. The contractor shall inspect components/racks/wiring for damage, wear and tear serviceability and replace when required.

All reinstalled components shall be tested to verify specification functionality. Overall system verification shall be conducted to ensure system is performing within the specification using acceptance test procedures developed by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). A system sell-off shall be conducted by the Contractor in the presence of the COR or DCMA Representative, who will be government acceptance authorities for system sell off. The contractor shall arrange and include the cost of transportation shipping of a complete system to and from the using government facility.

1.1.10 Configuration Control

The Contractor shall ensure the AN/MSN-7 configuration control baseline is maintained as specified by the SPO in the technical documentation listed in Appendix 2.0. The Contractor shall maintain the AN/MSN-7 product drawings both in hard copy and digital drawing media.

The Contractor shall monitor and report diminishing manufacturing sources (DMS) issues and parts obsolescence on at minimum a semi-annual basis at Program Management Reviews (PMR), and provide government engineers with Engineering Change Proposal (ECP). When recommending engineering changes, the Contractor shall prepare and submit an ECP package.

In no case shall the contractor implement such changes prior to approval by the SPO. The ECP package shall include engineering drawings changes, technical order changes, engineering studies, justifications and TCTOs. The Contractor shall maintain the militarized technical manuals digitally. The Contractor shall provide source code for all non-commercial software resulting from configuration changes. The Contractor shall provide government engineers with technical data and drawings associated with all modification changes to enable government engineer the ability to update the system specification as system modifications and ECPs are approved and performed. The contractor shall provide an initial Configuration Control Management Plan.

(CDRL A009, DI-CMAN-80858D, Contractor’s Configuration Management Plan)

The TCTOs shall be prepared following guidance provided by TO 00-5-1, AF Technical Order System; and TO 00-5-3, AF Technical Manual Acquisition Procedures. The cost for TCTO package development shall be included in the ECP cost. The Contractor shall maintain the militarized technical manuals digitally using TM-86-01 as guidance. The digital format shall be in accordance with MIL-STD-38784.

1.1.11 Sustainment Engineering Services

Sustaining Engineering Services (SES) may cover a diverse range of activities including, but not limited to: technical evaluations, including evaluation of proposed modifications; engineering studies and recommendations regarding critical system needs, system reliability enhancement, system maintainability enhancement, and corrosion prevention; and program plans. SES shall include monitoring parts obsolescence to prevent any system impact and general parts monitoring for issues that might affect system sustainability, availability and overall system life.

To fully meet this requirement, the Contractor shall have knowledge of the AN/MSN-7 from a system, LRU, SRU and component level.

The Contractor shall create and maintain standard AN/MSN-7 system drawings to reflect all past and pending modifications. The Government may request the Contractor develop and/or provide a technical review proposed changes to AN/MSN-7 TOs.

(CDRL A010, DI-MISC-80508B, Technical Report-Study Services)

SES may also include Contractor attendance at Government meetings as the AN/MSN-7 technical representative. The Contractor may also be called upon to assist with operational testing and evaluation.

1.1.12 Quality Assurance

The Contractor shall establish and maintain a documented quality system that, as a minimum, is compliant with the requirements of ISO 9001:2000, Quality Management Systems Requirements or equivalent. The quality system shall address the Contractor’s processes for ensuring quality services, documentation, hardware and software. The quality system procedures, planning, and all other documentation and data that comprise the quality system shall be made available to the Government for review. The Government may perform any necessary inspections, verifications, and evaluations to ascertain conformance to requirements and the adequacy of the implementing procedures.

1.1.13 Monthly Reporting/Data Reporting

The Contractor shall provide a monthly Integrated Program Management Report (IPMR) ASA summary report capturing all AN/MSN-7 depot related program activities for the previous month. The report shall include supply and support recommendations, a summary of each unit task, and an overall assessment of the Contractor Logistic Support (CLS) effort. Electronic submission in Microsoft Office readable format is required.

(CDRL A011, DI-MGMT-81861, Integrated Program Management Report)

The minimum sections of the report are as listed below:

1.1.13.1 Inventory

Inventory status shall be reported as a monthly summary containing the following columns:

LRU name; total number of LRUs on hand at the Contractor facility, with part number/serial numbers; LRUs presently available at the Contractors facility for spares use, with part number/serial numbers; LRUs requiring rework, with part number/serial numbers; estimated date of repair for rework LRUs and a remarks column proving the base that sent in the LRU.

1.1.13.2 Technical Support

A summary of Technical Support activity including both date and time that the inquiry was received and the inquiry was returned, unit contact information, unit location, unit organization, unit POC, subject of inquiry, and requisition priority, if any. Contractor shall document all incoming and outgoing telephone calls to an AN/MSN-7 unit.

1.1.13.3 Financials

All costs associated with the ASA shall be provided as a monthly and cumulative report from the start of the ASA through completion. The Contractor shall provide funds used by Contract Line Item Number (CLIN), by labor category, by hours used and show funds remaining on contract by CLIN. Failure Analysis Report shall provide detailed information pertaining to each equipment failure, including:

LRU/SRU by name, part number, serial number, cause of failure, identify component failure, repair action required and Contractor recommendation.

(CDRL A012, DI-MGMT-80227, Contractor Progress, Status, and Management Report)

1.1.13.4 Equipment Returns

Contractor shall provide a cumulative summary of all AN/MSN-7 depot returns and repairs in spreadsheet form.

1.1.13.5 Modifications, Schedules and Ongoing Activities

Contractor shall provide a cumulative summary of all AN/MSN-7 modifications, schedules and other modification activities.

1.1.13.6 Reconstitutions, Schedules and Ongoing Activities

Contractor shall provide a cumulative summary of all AN/MSN-7 reconstitutions, schedules and other overhaul activities.

1.1.14 Program Management

The Contractor shall create and maintain a formal organization to manage the contract including program control, Risk Management Plan (RMP), Program Management Plan (PMP), quality assurance, depot level maintenance, technical data management, IUID implementation, obsolescence and diminishing manufacturer management, spares procurement, materiel procurement, system reconstitution management, configuration management, software & hardware management, management of Government Furnished Property (GFP), risk management, demilitarization and disposal planning, and program security as well as contract transition as applicable. The Contractor shall assign a Product Support Manager (PSM) to organize; plan, schedule, implement and control the overall program utilizing earn value management processes. The PSM shall ensure sufficient resources are available to provide the required support, cost management, and continuous improvement in both cost and performance of the overall CLS program. The PSM shall perform inventory management, data collection and analysis and shall submit all required reports to the Government. The PSM shall interface with Government personnel and Government support contractors as required.

(CDRL A013, DI-MGMT-81808, Contractor’s Risk Management Plan) (CDRL A014, DI-MGMT-81797, Program Management Plan) (CDRL A015, DI-MGMT-81804A, Item Unique Identification Marking Activity, Validation and Verification Report) (CDRL A016, DI-SESS-81807, Software/Firmware Change Request)

1.1.15 Program Management Review (PMR) Meetings

The Contractor shall host at minimum one (1) and at maximum, two (2) Program Management Reviews (PMRs) annually. The purpose of the PMR is to provide government program officials an overview of ongoing program activities, depot maintenance activities, discuss program financials, system modifications, shelter refurbishment activities, contract status, track and review outstanding action items, review potential and actual programmatic problems areas and proposed solutions, track and discuss planned versus actual for schedule and performance, and provide a forum for highlighting activity planned for the next period. The Contractor shall attend a maximum of two (2) additional meetings annually in support of the Government Program Office (GPO). These meetings shall be located within the CONUS.

When meetings or reviews are held at the Contractor’s site, the Contractor shall provide a proposed meeting agenda, post meeting minutes, provide access to the depot maintenance facility, coordinate access to sub-contractor depot facilities and provide office equipment (e.g., access to telephone, internet, fax, etc.) for the duration of the PMR. For all meetings, the Contractor shall provide the appropriate personnel, presentation materials, mockups and technical data. Copies of presentation materials shall be prepared for all meeting participants.

(CDRL A017, DI-ADMN-81249A, Conference Agenda) (CDRL A018, DI-ADMN-81250A, Conference Minutes)

1.1.16 Mission Essential Services

When required the contractor shall prepare for the continuation of essential DoD services during crisis In Accordance With (IAW) DFARS 252.237-7023. In a state of emergency, if the Government deems necessary, the contractor shall provide all services necessary to ensure mission accomplishment. On occasion, services may be required to support an activation, or exercise of contingency plans outside normal duty hours. IAW DFARS 252.237-7024, the contractor shall develop a contingency plan and furnish a copy to the PCO for those tasks identified as essential to provide reasonable assurance of continuation during crisis conditions.

1.1.17 Security

Contractor shall control accesses to program data and facilities on a “need to know” basis to enforce data protection. All program related data and information shall be considered and designated For Official Use Only (FOUO).

The Contractor shall perform all activities required to meet the security requirements of DoD facilities they are required to access during the performance of this contract. The Contractor, when working in DoD facilities, shall wear identification badges on their outer garment in the chest area and abide by all rules, regulation, etc. of the DoD facility.

1.1.18 Transition Plans

The Contractor shall provide a plan detailing how it will support the AN/MSN-7 during the transition from the current ASA contract. The Contractor shall also provide a plan detailing how it will facilitate transition of ASA to a follow-on contractor upon expiration of this performance contract. All transition plans will minimize disruptions and impacts upon the AN/MSN-7 user community.

(CDRL A019, DI-MGMT-80790, Transition Plan)

1.1.19 Period of Performance

The contract will be a 1-year basic, with three (3) one year options.

1.1.20 Training

The Contractor shall offer the option of one (1) training event during the contract base year.

Additionally, the contractor shall offer the option of one (1) training event during each option year.

Nonetheless, the Contractor shall utilize the most current established MSN-7 training support package. The time(s) and CONUS location(s) of training will be determined during the duration of the contract. Prior to conducting the training events applicable to this contract under the base year, the Contractor shall update the established MSN-7 training support package to include the following:

a. Incorporate TO and AFTO updates

CDRLs applicable to this Section include those identified below. In addition to the requirements specified in this section, the CDRLs shall be prepared and submitted in accordance with the requirements contained in appropriate DD form 1423 for each CDRL.

(CDRL A020, DI-ILSS-80872, Training Materials)

2.0 SERVICE SUMMARY

Contractor performance shall be measured and assessed, using the Performance Objectives listed in the Service Summary Matrix Table 1 of this PWS and Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) for ASA management of the AN/MSN-7 system. The Contractor service requirements are summarized into performance objectives that relate directly to the mission essential items.

The performance threshold describes the minimum acceptable levels of service for each requirement. In the event the performance objective is not met, the Contractor will be given a reasonable time after notification to correct the unacceptable performance, if such correction is possible. The Contractor shall immediately take corrective action in accordance with the performance threshold(s). In cases where the Contractor fails to implement corrective action, the Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) will take appropriate measures. The absence of any contract requirement from the Service Summary shall not detract from this enforceability nor limit the rights or remedies of the Government under any other provision of the contract.

The Contractor shall address all deficiencies noted by the Government while performing the surveillance of this service delivery. The Contractor shall prepare and maintain a numbered list of deficiencies, the root cause(s) for the deficiencies and changes they will implement to prevent the mishap in the future. The full list shall be submitted quarterly to the Government. The government reserves the right to utilize results of the performance objective attainment in the annual Contractor Performance Assessment Report (CPAR). The performance objectives results are not the sole factor for determining contractor’s annual performance.

Upon contract award, the contractor shall become a member of the Multi-Functional Team responsible for task management required to comply with the terms of the service contract. The goal of the team is to effectively manage the contract and provide an avenue to collectively work together to create a strong working relationship and successful contract execution.

2.1 Surveillance Methods

The Contractor shall support the COR and PCO surveillance methods as identified below:

2.1.1 Periodic Inspection of Process or Output

2.1.2 Random Sampling of Recurring Service Output

2.1.3 100 Percent Inspection of Output

2.1.4 Customer Observation or Complaint

NOTE 1: The method of surveillance may include one or more of the methods specified above.

NOTE 2: The Government will use the methods contained in the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan to evaluate the Contractor’s performance for the listed program objectives. The COR and/or PCO will monitor contractor performance to determine if it meets the contract thresholds as set forth in the performance measures and this PWS.

Table 1: Service Summary Matrix

Performance Objectives PWS Paragraph Performance Threshold

The Contractor shall provide a monthly Integrated Program Management Report (IPMR) ASA summary report capturing all AN/MSN-7 depot related program activities for the previous month.

(1.1.13) Each delivered Monthly Report 100% report deliverable by 4PM CST, no later than the 10th Business day following the EOM.

The Contractor shall provide technical troubleshooting and operational support services which the Government can utilize 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with Contractor responses provided no later than 24 hours after receipt of request.

(1.1.1) No more than 1 incident per month of Contractor responses later than the next business day and not more than 24 hours late.

The Contractor shall induct and complete Programmed Depot Maintenance (PDM), acceptance test and selloff on up to Six (6) AN/MSN-7 Systems in the base year and up to four (4) AN/MSN-7 Systems in each option year.

(1.1.9) Must achieve 100% compliance each base or option year, within the original contract period of performance. Period of Performance extension not authorized for compliance due to contractor caused delays.

3.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

The Government will provide the Contractor with an initial inventory of GFP composed of Line Replaceable Units, Shop Replaceable Units and piece parts. Appendix 1.0 includes all

AN/MSN-7 GFP to be provided at contract award. A joint inventory shall be performed by the Contractor and a Government representative at the contractor’s facility upon receipt of this contract to verify the total quantities of all GFP equipment provided.

When the Government determines additional GFP is required to support the AN/MSN-7, the Government will provide funding to procure the GFP items listed in Appendix 1.0 only.

The Contractor shall utilize the GFP Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) AN/MSN-7 as a hot mock-up system to verify proper system operation and verify failures and repairs for equipment. All modifications to the AN/MSN-7 will be successfully prototyped in the EMD or a designated field unit system prior to field implementation. Table 1-3 of TO 31R5- MSN-7-1 identifies the equipment supplied with the AN/MSN-7 EMD.

4.0 APPENDICES

Appendix 1.0 Government Furnished Property

TRV Part Number Nomenclature Unit of Issue

Condition Code

Inventory Balance

376 LAMP MINIATURE CM376 EA A 50

482 PLUG TELE MIL TP 3 CONDU EA A 2

28869 FAN TUBEAXIAL-24VDC,115 EA A 13

45279 CABLE FT A 940

102602 TACMET III SENSOR EA H 2

102602 TACMET III SENSOR EA A 9

108052 ROOF LIFT MOTOR EA A 6

272941 FOOT OP LIFT TRUCK EA A 1

473057 SENSOR SMOKE DETECTOR EA A 10

2253766 BOOT DUST/MOISTURE EA A 4

8750236 HMMWV M-1097 MOCK-UP EA A 1

667119100 TRV SHELTER TARP EA A 8

0003-3978-202 MAST SECTION LMR EA A 23

0003-4433-303 UPPER GUY ASSEMBLY MET EA A 1

0003-4433-304 UPPER GUY ASSEMBLY LMR EA A 6

00662103001-100 MONITOR CONTROL PNL(MCP) EA F 1

00662103001-100 MONITOR CONTROL PNL(MCP) EA A 0

00662103020-100 NVD FILTER CAU REMOVEABL EA A 25

00662103024-001 POUCH, CAU NVIS EA A 7

00662103100-001 MIFP SHADE, WINDOW EA A 8

00662103100-002 MIFP POUCH, CAU FILTER EA A 8

00665243001-001 SHELF, Radio, LMR EA A 6

00665243002-001 ANTENNA, DUAL UHF, LMR, EA A 6

00665243002-002 ANTENNA, DUAL UHF, LMR,T EA A 2

00667118001-001 HATCH, Roof, Painted, EA A 3

00667118001-003 GAS SPRING HATCH EA A 8

00667118001-004 GASKET, HATCH EA A 8

00667123001-001 LOUVER, ECU, CURBSIDE GR EA A 5

00667123001-002 LOUVER, ECU, CURBSIDE TA EA A 1

00667123001-003 LOUVER, ECU, ROADSIDE GR EA A 5

00667127028-001 MOUNTING PLATE WH EA A 1

00667127030-100 COVER ASSEMBLY, WH EA A 6

00667127033-001 COVER WH EA A 2

00667127040-001 CIRCUIT CARD, Bypass, wi EA A 4 00667127043-001 LED, 25mA EA A 14 00667127044-001 Connector, D-Shell,3 PIN EA A 7

00667127101-10 PLATE MOUNTING ASSY EA A 8

0220-05401-007 GEAR BOX, MITRE MODEL AD EA A 2

0220-05404-007 GEAR BOX, MITRE MODEL AD EA A 1

02F1361 RES WW 10 OHM 5W MIL TYP EA A 16

08WX5776 CIRCUIT BREAKER THERMAL EA A 1

1000-0877-206 LMR ANTENNA-EXTERNAL EA A 1

1000-0877-206 LMR ANTENNA-EXTERNAL EA H 1

100EBK-ND RES FXD FILM 1/8W 100OHM EA A 5

102210-G1 CASE TACMET III EA A 8

102562-GO HANDLE TACMET III EA A 8

10-588-224-55P ARRESTER, ELECTRICAL SUR EA A 4

1091QMM5-24V INDICATOR, LED, GREEN EA A 30

1091QMM7-24V INDICATOR, LED, YELLOW EA A 9

10-P-533 TIMER, DELAY START EA A 1

10-P-572 CONTACTOR, MAGNETIC RELA EA A 3

1100DC-22SX RELAY ELECTROMAGNETIC EA A 9

1113-01-0001 TRANSFORMER POWER EA A 5

113KXBK-ND RES 113K OHM 1/4W FILM EA A 8

116A21TS-120V LAMP INCAND OB EA A 14

13671007101-001 COVER, DUCT AIR SUPPLY EA A 6

13TVB ARM, FLEXABLE W/HEAD EA A 6

1500-0404-202 MAST, ANTENNA, SECTIONAL EA A 1

1500-0404-203 MAST ASSEMBLY 3 METER EA A 2

1-66504-0 SOCKET CONTACT EA A 1000

1922E STANDOFF, Hex, No. 6-32 EA A 37

1N4004GICT RECTIFIER 1A 400V DO-41 EA A 49

230-31BR832T HANDLE CAU EA A 3

24501-1 CENTRAL ACCESS UNIT CAU EA A 11

24502-1 CENTRAL CONTROL UNIT CCU EA A 2

24503-1 JACK BOX ASSEMBLY EA A 5

24564-1 DIGITAL INTERFACE ASSY EA F 2

24564-1 DIGITAL INTERFACE ASSY EA A 6

24567-3 RADIO INTERFACE MODULE EA F 1

24567-3 RADIO INTERFACE MODULE EA A 20

24570-1 TELEPHONE INTERFACE MOD EA H 2

24570-1 TELEPHONE INTERFACE MOD EA F 1

24570-1 TELEPHONE INTERFACE MOD EA A 29

2540-2247-001 HAMMER, SMALL LMR/MET EA A 2

25826-1 JUMPER LINK EA A 109

26311-1 REMOTING KIT CAU EA A 4

27C256R-70PC-ND IC EPROM 256K 70NS EA A 5

2N2486 TRANSISTOR EA A 5

2N4209 TRANSISTOR EA A 2

2N6804 TRANSISTOR EA A 11

30345T16 LANYARD EA A 17

30AYT6C FILTER, RF INTERFACE 240 EA A 3

33C6866 CAP 10000PF 50V EA A 20

35C0692 TRANS BIPOLAR .050A 60V EA A 12

3VT-240A VOLTAGE TRANSDUCER 3 PH EA A 5

4003028G1 3 PH AC TO +28VDC P/S EA A 4

40065-10 PLATE FLAT HOOK 1 INCH EA A 114

40154-824-10 DRUM RECORDING EA A 2

43320-32 RATCHET BUCKLE 1 IN EA A 106

440FS030M0802-3 ADAPTER CONNECTOR LMR EA A 5

44M30-05-4-03N SWITCH ROTARY MDP EA A 5

44M45-03-2-04N SWITCH ROTARY EA A 3

470-600-1100MB TRANSDUCER PRESSURE EA A 11

47-10-531-50 SCREWRETRACABLE FLARE-IN EA A 245

47-10-533-50 SCREW FLARE IN EA A 100

5003-8529-A FILTER POWER EA A 5

511KXBK-ND RES 511K OHM 1/4W FILM EA A 9

52N9779 SLEEVING VOLTEX 3/4 IN FT A 20

52N9780 SLEEVING VOLTREX 1-1/4IN FT A 20

52N9781 SLEEVING VOLTREX 2 IN FT A 20

54HC373AJ MICROCIRCUIT EA A 10

5962-8606305XA EPROM EA A 4

5962-8772101CX IC, BUS DRIVERS EA A 32

5962-8959001PA IC EPROM 24C04 EA A 10

5962-9456503MEX TRANSCEIVER R232 EA A 10

6034316-1 BRACKET EA A 2

60-M-056 CENTROL PLENUM ASSY EA A 1

60-M-061 PLENUM MOUNTING PLATE EA A 1

60-M-062 ECU (CURBSIDE) EA A 4

60-M-063 ECU, ROADSIDE EA A 4

62032RDC3FGGXM KOYO BALL BEARING EA A 8

6A0013SK3 RELAY ASSY TRANSFER 120V EA A 3

70S2-04-C-12-S RELAY SOLID STATE EA A 10

75173-1 UPS CONTROLLER BD MCP EA A 5

7703402UA VOLTAGE REGULATOR 3 TERM EA A 43

8412801EX IC 8-TO-1 MULTIPLEXER EA A 33

8490K21 FISHPAPER .010T 24IN 39I SH A 2

8910-0510-001 BAG TOOL/ACCESSORY EA A 3

901-103 LAMP MDL 901 EA A 23

9028K213 RUBBER STRIP 1INT X 2INW EA A 3

9028K29 RUBBER 1/2INT, 4INW, 36I EA A 2

9028K38 RUBBER 1/4INT, 6INW,36IN EA A 1

90313A103 WASHER FENDER SZ 11-16TH EA A 4

9070T100D14 ECU CONTROL TRANSFORMER EA A 4

91117A222 WASHER STEEL 3/8IN 13/32 EA A 6

91166A190 WASHER ZINC-PLTED METRIC EA A 90

91400A194 SCREW PAN-HEAD 8-32 1/2 EA A 79

91847A029 NUT JAM 1/4-20 HEX THIN EA A 59

92005A071 SCREW PAN HEAD METRIC EA A 14

92148A070 WASHER SPRING LK 18-8 EA A 40

9303T44 METAL SHEET EA A 1

93F3714 BACKSHELL UNSHIELDED EA A 4

94804A351 NUT SS 5/8INN15/16IN W EA A 6

95F7175 CAPACITOR 22 PF EA A 20

97-3057-1012-1-ND CABLE CLAMP+BUSHING20,22 EA A 9

98017A635 WASHER FLAT AM721 EA A 2942

A1000076-002 RECEPTACLE ASSY, BUMPER EA A 2

A1000077-001 BUMPER, RUBBER TOP STABL EA A 1

A1000083-001 LAMP MINIATURE CM757 EA A 13

A1000125-001 HEATSINK EA A 3

A1000129-001 EXTRUSION SEAL FT A 290

A1000129-002 EXTRUSION SEAL FT A 120

A1000129-003 EXTRUSION SEAL FT A 130

A1000145-001 MC PROGRAMMED EA A 3

A1000155-102 ECU CONTROLLER EA A 4

A1000160-002 MOTOR, VENT DC 1/3HP EA A 4

A1000167-001 MICROCIRCUIT LINEAR PWSM EA A 123

A1000192-001 MICROCIRCUIT, STLA (LTS- EA A 6

A1000197-100 CHAIR ROTARY-ADJUSTABLE EA A 10

A1000226-005 WINDOW SHELTER, END EA A 10

A1000226-006 WINDOW SHELTER SIDE EA A 16

A1000226-007 WINDOW SHELTER CORNER EA A 3

A1000226-008 WINDOW SHELTER CORNER EA A 13

A1000232-100 PANEL ASSY AC PRIMARY EA A 1

A1000238-100 COCKPIT LIGHT ASSEMBLY EA A 4

A1000243-001 SHELF RADIO EA A 6

A1000246-001 PANEL, AC SECONDARY EA A 1

A1000255-001 HOLDER ASSY FLIGHT STRIP EA A 8

A1000261-001 HOUSING, LINEAR MOTION EA A 1

A1000261-002 COLUMN, HOUSING ACTUATOR EA A 2

A1000262-001 SHAFT, Straight EA A 9 A1000262-004 SHAFT, Straight EA A 3

A1000263-001 CAPACITOR FXD 0.0UF, 10V EA A 19

A1000279-001 RETAINER, ECU LEFT EA A 4

A1000279-002 RETAINER ECU RIGHT EA A 3

A1000290-001 LADDER, ROOF ACCESS EA A 0

A1000292-100 CARD PROCESSOR WEATHER D EA A 2

A1000294-001 PWB MDP EA A 10

A1000297-001 PWB CLOCK DISPLAY EA A 10

A1000300-001 PWB METEOROLOGY DISPLAY EA A 10

A1000301-100 CARD SENSOR CONTROL EA F 1

A1000301-100 CARD SENSOR CONTROL EA A 0

A1000303-001 PWB SENSOR CONT MODULE EA A 6

A1000304-100 CARD WINDOW HEAT CONTROL EA A 8

A1000306-001 PWB WINDOW HEAT CONTROLL EA A 5

A1000307-100 CARD HAZARD NODE EA A 1

A1000309-001 PWB HAZARD MONITOR EA A 8

A1000310-001 SERIAL LON TALK BD BARE EA A 5

A1000310-100 SERIAL LON TALK ADAPTER EA A 9

A1000313-100 CARD DC LON EA A 13

A1000315-001 PWB DC LON NODE EA A 5

A1000316-001 AC LON NODE BARE BD EA A 5

A1000316-100 CARD LON AC EA A 6

A1000340-100 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000340-101 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000342-100 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000342-101 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000349-100 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000349-101 CABLE KIT EA A 1

A1000357-001 BRACKET GEN FRAME EA A 2

A1000358-001 BRACKET EA A 1

A1000368-001 BRACE SUPPORT MAST STORA EA A 2

A1000371-001 SUPPORT,STORAGE ANTENNA EA A 1

A1000372-001 SUPPORT STORAGE ANTENNA EA A 2

A1000373-001 SUPPORT STORAGE ANTENNA EA A 2

A1000374-001 SUPPORT STORAGE ANTENNA EA A 2

A1000376-001 MOUNT BEARING UNIT BALL EA A 2

A1000377-001 TRANSIT CASE LARGE EA A 1

A1000377-002 TRANSIT CASE LIGHT GUN EA A 4

A1000377-003 TRANSIT CASE TACMET EA A 3

A1000377-005 SHIPPING AND STORAGE CON EA A 2

A1000384-001 BUSHING SECTION CABLE EA A 2

A1000388-001 SUPPORT ASSY MOUNTING EC EA A 1

A1000426-100 LON ASSY AC/DC COVER EA A 1

A1000435-100 PWR SUPPLY +12 VDC EA A 1

A1000443-001 BRACKET EA A 1

A1000444-001 COVER ACCESS OVERCURRENT EA A 1

A1000448-100 METEOROLOGICAL DISPLAY EA A 6

A1000449-100 PROCESSOR ASSY METEORIOG EA A 1

A1000450-100 DISPLAY ASSY CLOCK EA A 4

A1000451-001 COVER ACCESS-MDP REAR EA A 7

A1000452-001 COVER ACCESS-MDP FRONT EA A 7

A1000452-002 COVER ACCESS-MDP FRONT EA A 5

A1000455-001 FRAM SECTION UPPER EA A 9

A1000456-001 MDP HOUSING FRAME LOWER EA A 8

A1000466-001 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT EA A 1

A1000467-001 MIRCOCIRCUIT DIG-DISPLAY EA A 12

A1000477-001 FLEX ARM UPPER EA A 3

A1000484-001 RHEOSTAT, (R2) LIGHTS EA A 4

A1000485-001 OPTO-ISOLATOR EA A 15

A1000489-001 IC SWTCHNG STP-DWN 5A EA A 29

A1000491-001 MICROCIRCUIT LINEAR 12-B EA A 38

A1000493-001 PS DC-DC CONV28VIN5VOUT EA A 19

A1000493-002 PS DC-DC CONV28VIN15VOUT EA A 21

A1000512-001 DISTRIBUTION BOX EA A 1

A1000524-013 CONNECTOR D-SUB EA A 2

A1000525-001 VENT AIR DUCT COVER/DOOR EA A 4

A1000525-002 ADAPTER, PLENUM RIGID DU EA A 1

A1000526-001 ECU DUCT ADAPTER EA A 1

A1000534-011 CONNECTOR D-SUB EA A 1

A1000535-001 CARRIER CHIP NEURON EA A 19

A1000536-001 TRANSFORMER,POWER-6VA EA A 8

A1000536-002 TRANSFORMER,POWER-6VA EA A 4

A1000538-001 PLATE,MOUNTING,AC POWER EA A 1

A1000540-001 PLATE MOUNTING VOLT REG EA A 1

A1000549-001 PLATE, MOUNTING PRESSURE EA A 1

A1000556-001 SOCKET SIMM EA A 5

A1000557-001 CRYSTAL 2.5MHZ HC-49/VA EA A 25

A1000559-001 OSCILLATOR MDP 3.686MHZ EA A 8

A1000559-002 OSCILLATOR, 8MHZ CMOS/TT EA A 43

A1000562-001 CORD, MODULAR 26AWG FT A 90

A1000568-100 OBSTRUCTION LIGHT EA A 0

A1000569-001 DIODE ZENER EA A 80

A1000572-001 SUPPORT TIE-DOWN EA A 2

A1000573-001 HOLDER TRANSIT CASE EA A 1

A1000577-001 BRACKET MOUNTING LGT GUN EA A 2

A1000590-001 BRACKET MTG PWR FILTER EA A 1

A1000590-002 BRACKET MOUNTING-POWER EA A 1

A1000598-001 PLATE END-MDP EA A 21

A1000601-001 BUS BAR 14 POSITIONS EA A 1

A1000601-002 BUS BAR 8 POSITIONS EA A 1

A1000602-001 SUPPORT CABLE REEL MT EA A 5

A1000603-001 SHIM MOUNT CABLE REEL EA A 2

A1000603-002 SHIM MOUNT CABLE REEL EA A 2

A1000612-001 BRACE STABLIZING SUPPORT EA A 3

A1000612-002 BRACE STABLIZING SUPPORT EA A 21

A1000615-009 PAD CUSHIONING-ANTENNA EA A 2

A1000640-001 RIVET 1/8 DIA EA A 99

A1000642-100 MICROCIRCUIT MEMORY-PROG EA A 2

A1000644-100 IC PROGRAMMED EA A 4

A1000646-100 MICROCIRCUIT MEMORY-PROG EA A 3

A1000648-100 EPROM PROGRAMMED EA A 7

A1000649-100 PROGRAMMED LOGIC DEVICE EA A 6

A1000651-100 MICROCIRCUIT MEMORY-PROG EA A 5

A1000652-100 MICROCIRCUIT, MEMORY-PRO EA A 4

A1000656-001 COVER PROTECTIVE-CB EA A 1

A1000688-001 COVER PROTECTIVE-CONTROL EA A 1

A1000694-100 POWER SUPPLY =5VDC EA A 3

A1000699-001 FITLER POWER EA A 12

A1000705-100 G/A POWER SUPPLY EA A 5

A1000743-001 HANDLE CRANK EA A 1

A1000744-001 HOLDER LIGHT GUN EA A 3

A1000746-001 ECU FRAME EA A 1

A1000746-003 ECU FRAME EA A 1

A1000753-001 LADDER, ROOF ACCESS EA A 1

A1000756-001 MICROCIRCUIT BANG-BANG EA A 134

A1000757-001 IC 20 PIN EA A 5

A1000758-001 IC LON CARD EA A 20

A1000760-001 INSERT NUTDRIVER 1/4 HEX EA A 1

A1000766-001 RETAINING BRACKET, CRASH EA A 1

A1000772-100 LIGHT GUN ASSEMBLY, META EA A 1

A31189 STRAP BANDING EA A 90

A3209906 GUY ROPE, OUTER EA A 4

A3210136 MAST ANTENNA TELESCOPING EA H 1

A3A-7310 SITCH LIGHT GUN EA A 22

A462-ND OSCILLATOR SOCKET 4PIN EA A 6

A6A0008AD CLIP LATCH SIDELIGHT EA A 3

A6A0008AJ LATCH SPRING SIDELIGHT EA A 4

APL2-28158-10 CIRCUIT BRKR 15 A EA A 12

APL2-28158-30 CIRCUIT BREAKER, 15 AMP EA A 6

APL2-28158-7 CIRCUIT BRKR 5A EA A 7

APL2-28158-9 CIRCUIT BRKR 10 A EA A 12

ARGB1 (VTC10045216) LCD CONTROLLER, FLAT PNL EA A 3

ATF22V10CZ-15PC-ND IC PLD 10 CELL EA A 1

B6A0008AA LENS HOLDER ASSY W/CHAIN EA A 4

BC113KXCT-ND RES 113K OHM .40W FILM 1 EA A 20

BC49.9KXCT RES 49.9K OHM FILM .40W EA A 14

BC511KXCT-ND RES 511K OHM,.40W FILM EA A 20

BC715XCT RES 715 OHM FILM .40W EA A 15

BX40 EPROM PROGRAMMER EA A 1

BX5109 AMPLIFIER SMA PACKAGE EA A 3

C54A2 SWITCH DOOR ROOF LIFT EA A 7

C68T5 SWITCH, CURBSIDE&ROADSID EA A 7

CA121004-11 COVER, ELECTRICAL CONN EA A 1

CA3106E32A10P-B-F80 CONNECTOR PLUG (GENERATO EA A 1

CA4412-4 PIN SHEAR ECCENTRIC EA A 7

CDC10-L MOUNTING CLIP EA A 33

CM1507 PRE-FOCUS LAMP EA A 6

CM313 LIGHT BULB, 313 28 VOLT EA A 88

CT-950313-1 FILTER AIR CONDITIONER EA A 136

CT-950313-3 FILTER AIR FF-5X EA A 106

D13-413A50-BTS RELAY SPDT, SOLDER TERMI EA A 5

D-2213 ANTENNA G/A POLE EA A 5

D38999/24FD05SN CONNECTOR MCP EA A 2

DCP-16-12EK FAN IMPELLER CENT EA A 2

DM74LS123N MICROCIRCUIT DIGITAL EA A 19

ED2004 SOCKET PGA 68 PIN 11X11 EA A 1

ED5308-ND 8-PINLOW PROFILE IC SOCK EA A 6

ED5314-ND 14-PIN LOW PROFILE IC SO EA A 5

ED5320-ND 20-PIN LOW PROFILE IC SO EA A 1

ED5324-ND 24-PIN LOW PROFILE IC SO EA A 2

ED5328-ND 28-PIN LOW PROFILE IC SO EA A 3

ED5640-ND 40 PIN LOW PROFILE IC SO EA A 4

F01A125V2A FUSE EA A 5

F02A250V3A FUSE 250C, 3A EA A 2

F5025-46 ARRESTER, ELECT SURGE EA A 15

FGG.1B.302.CLAD72Z QUICK CONNECT CONNECTOR EA A 8

FL6347 REFLECTOR LIGHT GUN EA A 1

FL6348 LENS, GLASS LIGHT GUN EA A 2

FL6453 SEAL RUBBER LIGHT GUN EA A 5

FL6724A PRISM LIGHT GUN GEA105 EA A 2

FL6754 RING, FRONT LIGHT GUN EA A 2

FLO2B02810 LENS FRESNEL RED FLANGE EA A 6

FLU179/EDA DIGITAL MULTIMETER EA A 1

FTT-10A IC CHIP/TRANSCEIVER EA A 40

GE4593 LIGHT SEALED BEAM WHITE EA A 5

GJ1-H2-DU-0200-02C CIRCUIT BREAKER 28VDC EA A 8

GMA.1B.065.DN STRAIN REFIEF EA A 5

H355-ND SCREW PHILLIPS 6-32 5/16 EA A 92

H739-ND M2X8MM METRIX MACH BOLT EA A 85

H766-ND M2 METRIX FLAT WASHER EA A 100

H771-ND M2 METRIC LOCK WASHER EA A 100

H779-ND WASHER FLAT #8 EA A 100

HA-6 SWITCH ACTUATOR ARM S1 EA A 12

HA-8 SWITCH ACTUATOR, ARM S1 EA A 18

H-C9N-012PCD CONTACTOR ROOF-LIFT EA A 6

HDSP-N153 DISPLAY, 7 SEGMENT EA A 6

JANTX1N4148-1 DIODE, SIGNAL 4 PF 1MHZ EA A 7

JM38510/65802BEA IC EA A 2

KW100-911C8-1 SWITCH ROTARY, AC INPUT EA A 4

LJT06RE1765S014 CONNECTOR ELECTRICAL EA A 1

LM195-121SL0101 DISPLAY, MCP EA A 3

LM23936-3 DIGITAL PCB, CAU EA A 3

M1862 FILTERS AC PWR RF EA A 17

M19207/16-003 FUSEHOKDER PANEL MOUNT EA A 2

M19500/469-02 RECTIFIER EA A 4

M24308/24-31 CONN RECEP M RA9PIN D EA A 10

M24308/24-33 CONN RCPT M RA 25PIN D EA A 15

M24308/24-34 CONN RCPT M RA 37P D EA A 10

M24308/24-9 CONNECTOR RCPT MALE25PIN EA A 19

M33534/2-02 HEADSET-MICROPHONE EA A 5

M38510/65001BCX QUAD NAND GATE EA A 13

M38510/65701BCX IC HEX INVERTER EA A 28

M38527/06-048N MOUNT CAPACITOR EA A 1200

M39003/03-0325 CAP FXD 220UF 10V EA A 15

M39003/03-0387 CAP FXD 39UF 50V EA A 20

M39003/03-3033 CAP FXD 4.7UF EA A 29

M39003/03-3066 CAP FXD 10UF 35V EA A 71

M39003/03-3082 CAP FXD 22UF 50V EA A 37

M39006/25-0220 CAP FXD 220UF 30V EA A 20

M39006/25-0227 CAP FXD 120UF 50V EA A 10

M39012/25-0011 COVER, Electrical connec EA A 4

M39014/01-1290 CAP FXD 33PF 200V EA A 28

M39014/01-1299 CAP FXD 100PF 200V EA A 55

M39014/01-1317 CAP FXD 1000PF 200V EA A 165

M39014/01-1536 CAP FXD 0.01UF 100V EA A 100

M39014/01-1554 CAP, 0.1UF, 50V EA A 1078

M39014/05-2331 CAPACITOR FXD 1.0UF,100V EA A 3

M55629/1-046 CIRCUIT BREAKER MAGNETIC EA A 7

M55629/1-101 CIRCUIT BREAKER, 20 AMP EA A 5

M55629/1-414 CIRCUIT BREAKER MAGNETIC EA A 7

M55629/5-394 CIRCUIT BREAKER MAGNETIC EA A 1

M85049/10-10W CLAMP CABLE EA A 12

M85049/17-22N05A CLAMP CABLE EA A 4

M85049/38S15N CONNECTOR MULTICOUPLER EA A 5

M85049/49-2S12N SELF LOCKING ASSEMBLY EA A 6

M8805/96-002 SWITCH,PUSHBUTTON EA A 2

MAX232N IC 5V, 10MA,16-DIP EA A 36

MBR30045CT RECTIFIER POWER EA A 7

MC143150B1FU1 MICRO PROCESSOR EA A 30

MC68HC11E0FN CPU CHIP EA A 14

MC68HC705C8CP MICROCIRCUIT DIGITAL EA A 3

MM74HC00N IC EA A 18

MODEL901 SIGNAL LIGHT GUN PLASTIC EA A 6

MS15795-803 WASHER FLAT #4 EA A 325

MS15795-805 WASHER FLAT SZ #6 EA A 698

MS15795-846 WASHER FLAT #10 18-8 SS EA A 188

MS16997-24 SCREW,SOCKET HD CAP 6-32 EA A 223

MS17246-1 MOUNTING BASE,COCKPIT UT EA A 72

MS18029-1S-14 COVER, TERMINAL BOARD EA A 3

MS18029-2S-16 COVER, TERMINAL BOARD EA A 2

MS18029-3S-8 COVER, TERMINAL BOARD EA A 4

MS18029-6S-10 COVER, TERMINAL BOARD 10 EA A 2

MS21044-C04 NUT SL #4 EA A 190

MS21044C4 NUT SL 1/4IN-28 1/1 EA A 339

MS24523-21 SWITCH,TOGGLE SPDT EA A 13

MS24523-23 SWITCH, TOGGLE EA A 1

MS24524-21 SWITCH, TOGGLE DPDT (S8) EA A 2

MS25002-6 SWITCH, ROTARY EA A 1

MS25036-103 TERMINAL LUG, AWG22-18 EA A 36

MS25036-115 LUG TERMINAL 8AWG#10 STU EA A 39

MS25036-116 LUG TERMINAL 8AWG 1/4 ST EA A 8

MS25036-118 LUG TERMINAL EA A 2

MS25036-123 LUG TERM RING #1/4 EA A 52

MS25036-124 LUG TERMINAL AWG 4 5/16 EA A 14

MS25036-130 LUG TERMINAL EA A 2

MS25036-153 LUG, TERMINAL 16-14 AWG EA A 107

MS25041-6 LENS CAP RED EA A 3

MS25041-7 LIGHT IND PRESS-TO-TEST EA A 1

MS25041-8 INDICATOR T-1 3/4 BULB Y EA A 1

MS25171-1S NIPPLE ELEC .40DIA, .16D EA A 6

MS25171-3S CABLE NIPPLE EA A 40

MS27212-1-14 TERMINAL BOARD 14 POSITI EA A 5

MS27212-1-4 TERMINAL BOARD 4-POSITIO EA A 4

MS27212-2-16 TERMINAL EA A 3

MS27212-3-8 TERMINAL BOARD EA A 3

MS27212-6-10 TERMINAL BOARD EA A 1

MS27467T15B5S CONNECTOR PLUG ELECTRICA EA A 20

MS27467T9B98P CONNCTOR ELECTRICAL EA A 21

MS27468T11F35S CONNECTOR MCP EA A 2

MS27468T11F35SA CONNECTOR MCP EA A 2

MS27468T11F35SC CONNECTOR…