DRAFT_Appx-A_Atch-2 __Definitions_-_25_Feb_14.pdf
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F T Performance Work Statement for C-32A, C-40B and C-40C
Contractor Logistics Support Attachment 6
EXECUTIVE TRANSPORT APPEARANCE STANDARD
Appx-A Atch-6 Page - 1
The Contractor shall repair or replace damaged or defective items. The Contractor shall match all repaired or replaced items to the existing color and texture of the installed components to meet OEM and Supplemental Type Certificate standards and aircraft maintenance manuals.
MISSION, BACKUP, STATIC DISPLAY AND ALERT STATUS AIRCRAFT
AIRCRAFT EXTERIOR
• All polished and chromed surfaces have a highly polished appearance
• All painted areas shall have a shined appearance
• All windows shall be clean
• The exterior design will not be altered in any way, to include the application of tape or markings
• All panels that are removed shall be replaced and painted so that the aircraft finish is restored and there are no inconsistencies in color or design
AIRCRAFT INTERIOR
• All walls, ceilings, doors, tables, furniture, compartments and panels shall be clean
• All carpets shall be clean
• All seats shall be clean
• All seats shall be configured in the upright, forward position (where possible), with seat belts neatly crossed
• All fixtures shall be clean
• All windows and mirrors shall be clean
• All lavatories shall be sanitized and freshly serviced; all fixtures shall be clean
• All galley areas and small appliances shall be clean
• All flight deck instruments shall be clean and FOD free
• All trash containers shall be sanitized and empty when the aircrew arrives - Aircrew responsibility
• The aircraft shall be stocked with any necessary supplies (such as oil, toilet antifreeze, cleaning supplies, etc.) that the aircrew requests - Aircrew responsibility
OTHER
• Due to the high visibility of ceremonies, daily aircraft missions, and other high profile events at Andrews AFB; all equipment, vehicles, and facilities shall be kept in good repair, clean and an overall professional appearance.
F T Performance Work Statement for C-32A, C-40B and C-40C
Contractor Logistics Support Attachment 6
Appx-A Atch-6 Page - 2
APPEARANCE STANDARDS CRITERIA
These standards apply at Full CLS sites and for depot level maintenance. For Partial CLS sites where the Contractor does not perform O-level maintenance, these standards are the basis for supply support from COMBS.
Item Clean Repair Replace
Seat Covers (all fabrics and sheepskin)
As required to maintain a spot-free appearance. At a minimum the seat covers must be cleaned every 165-195 days
Tears and cuts no later than (NLT) next A-check
If a repair will be visible
Leather interiors and seats
As required to maintain a spot-free appearance. At a minimum the seat covers must be cleaned every 165-195 calendar days
Tears and cuts no later than (NLT) next A-check
If a repair will be visible
Vinyl seat covers, arm rests, shrouds and head rests
As required to maintain a professional appearance
Nicks, gouges, tears and cuts no later than (NLT) next A-check. Remove and repaint plastic seat shrouds as required to maintain a professional appearance or as a minimum every 165-195 calendar days
Vinyl seat covers, arm rests and head rests if repair will be visible.
Shrouds if they are broke or damaged beyond repair, cleaning or repainting capability
Seat pedestal carpet As required to maintain a professional appearance
Tears and cuts no later than (NLT) next A-check
The Contractor shall replace seat pedestal carpet when the backing material is visible in an area ½ inch by 1 inch or if carpet cannot be cleaned
Carpeting As required to maintain a spot-free appearance. At a minimum the carpet must be cleaned every 165-195 calendar days
Tears, cuts and frays no later than (NLT) next A-check.
If a repair will be visible
If carpet cannot be cleaned to appearance standards.
Shows excessive wear
Wood grain panels As required to maintain a professional appearance
Repair nicks, dents and gouges greater than ¼ inch in length or width
If a repair will be visible or when repairs cannot restore professional appearance
F T Performance Work Statement for C-32A, C-40B and C-40C
Contractor Logistics Support Attachment 6
Appx-A Atch-6 Page - 3
Item Clean Repair Replace
Cabinet knobs and pulls
As required to maintain a professional appearance
Damaged cabinet knobs and pulls NLT next A-check
If they are broken or damaged beyond repair, or cleaning capability
Window shades As required to maintain a professional appearance n/a If torn, soiled, marked up or damaged
Tables As required to maintain a professional appearance
If damaged, dented, or marked up
If they are broken or damaged beyond repair, or cleaning capability
Interior Placards and labels
As required to maintain a professional appearance
N/A If torn longer than ¼ inch, worn to where any item is unreadable, peeling, discolored or cannot restore professional appearance
Exterior placards and labels
As required to maintain a professional appearance
N/A If torn, worn to where any item cannot be easily read, peeling, discolored or cannot restore professional appearance NLT next A-check
Aircraft washing, fresh water rinse, polishing and touch-up paint
As required by PWS and aircraft manuals; as required to maintain a professional appearance. Contractor shall touch-up any painted area that shows defects, damage or after any maintenance and/or aircraft panel removal which impacts paint appearance quality.
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