DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS 412TH TEST WING (AFMC)

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CALIFORNIA

AFP 42 Commercial Internet Services

STATEMENT OF WORK

03 Nov 2026

412th Test Wing Operating Location Air Force Plant 42

Palmdale, CA 93551

1.0 Scope

1.1.0 Air Force Plant 42 (AFP 42) is requesting a fully managed commercial internet service contract with provider to support 12 buildings and ensure reliable connectivity for Emergency Response operations, Mission Partners, distinguished visitors, training activities, and overall quality-of-life improvements.

1.2.0 The Contractor is considered a Commercial Service Internet Provider (CISP) in this statement of work.

2.0 Requirements Summary

2.1.0 Contractor shall execute a site survey as needed to determine their technical solution.

2.2.0 Contractor shall provide fully managed commercial internet services to include Firewall, Intrusion Detection System/Intrusion Prevention System (IDS/IPS), Rogue Prevention, Network Access Control with Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2) or greater for security.

2.3.0 System shall be co-managed or administrated by both Contractors and AFP 42 Information Technology (IT) team.

2.4.0 System shall record and notify AFP 42 IT Team via email for any detection, prevention, unauthorized access and or suspicious network activities.

2.5.0 Contractor shall provide all necessary hardware and appliances that meet the technical solution. All network equipment must be Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant.

2.6.0 Contractor shall propose and install a Commercial Internet solution currently approved by the AFLCMC CITO UX Team for AFP 42 supported by Edwards AFB. The Contractor shall obtain an Authority to Operate (ATO) and comply with the “AFMC CISP Admin Management Guide” which is available upon request from the Contracting Officer.

2.7.0 The Contractor shall provide all required CISP ATO documentation for their proposed solution to the Government Program Manager (PM) for review to ensure compliance with the “AFMC CISP Admin Management Guide” prior to submission to the AFLCMC CITO UX Team. The Contractor and Government PM shall work together and submit the CISP ATO documentation to the AFLCMC CITO UX Team for final approval.

2.8.0 If the Contractor’s proposed internet service solution is not already approved by the AFLCMC CITO UX Team, the Contractor shall submit all required documentation to the Government PM for submission to the AFLCMC CITO UX Team within 10 business days from contract award. The Contractor is solely responsible for preparing and completing an Authority to Operate (ATO) package and a Department of Defense Information Network (DODIN) waiver package for their commercial internet service.

2.8.1.0 The Contractor shall provide all relevant documentation to the AFLCMC CITO UX team to obtain and maintain the ATO and DODIN waiver. The documentation includes, but is not limited to:

2.8.2.0 A complete hardware list of all devices (routers, switches, access points, modems, etc.).

2.8.3.0 A list of all Internet Protocol (IP) ranges and subnets assigned.

2.8.4.0 A detailed logical and physical network diagram showing hardware locations and cabling routes.

2.8.5.0 A predictive and post-installation wireless signal heat map showing access points and their signal strength/coverage.

2.8.6.0 As-built drawings shall be provided upon completion of the project in PDF format.

2.9.0 The following services and equipment shall be installed and configured in buildings B510, B509, B584, B554D, B553D B560, B560A/B, B552, B553, B531, B585, and B601.

2.9.1.0 Proposed locations for each access point are for reference only (Floor plans and layouts are available after contract award), Contractor shall generate heatmaps for each building to demonstrate optimal coverage and to avoid interference with government wireless communications and security protocols.

3.0 General Requirements

3.1.0 Contractor shall supply 1 Gigabit (G) internet circuit at the main point of entry (MPOE) building that will be distributed to end buildings.

3.2.0 The Contractor shall supply all necessary labor, equipment, materials, and maintenance and support for each building.

3.3.0 The Contractor shall install premise wires to support each end equipment at each building.

3.4.0 Refer to 19.0 Maintenance and Support section of this document for Contractor access restrictions and requirements to AFP 42.

4.0 Disposal

4.1.0 The Contractor shall collect, inventory, and dispose of all e-waste in accordance with applicable contract and environmental Federal, State, Local laws, and DOD instructions and regulations.

5.0 Building Structural Modification Requirements

5.1.0 If the Contractor determines that structural modifications are necessary to mount required equipment, the Contractor shall obtain AFP 42 Project Manager (PM) approval prior to any structural modifications.

6.0 Building Installation Requirements

6.1.1 The Contractor shall install new Cat 5E or Cat 6 ethernet cables for each required building. If building is impossible to install new cables, Contractor shall work with government PM to agree to use existing available ethernet cable.

6.1.2 The Contractor shall supply all necessary equipment, materials and hardware for each building.

6.1.3 The Contractor shall ground all equipment and hardware to the building structure or building main grounding bus per equipment specification.

6.1.4 The Contractor shall provide fiber patch cables for each building to interface with government issued fibers path to create distributed network.

6.1.5 The Contractor shall affix a human readable label on all installed equipment with a minimum of support contact information and the Contractor’s name.

6.1.6 The Contractor shall ensure proper cable management and adherence to applicable industry, Federal and DOD standards.

7.0 Building 510

7.1.0 Total of one (1) Network Interface Device (NID), one (1) managed edge device (Router/Firewall), one (1) managed aggregation switch (MAS) and one (1) access point.

7.2.0 Contractor shall implement or configure Network Access Control, Intrusion Detection System/Intrusion Prevention System (IDS/IPS), Rogue Prevention, and Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2) or greater for security control.

8.0 Building 509

8.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and one (1) access point.

9.0 Building 584

9.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and four (4) access points.

10.0 Building 554D

10.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and three (3) access points.

11.0 Building 553D

11.1.0 Total of one (1) managed aggregation switch, one (1) managed POE network switch, and three (3) access points.

12.0 Building 552

12.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and two (2) access points.

13.0 Building 553

13.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and two (2) access points.

14.0 Building 531

14.1.0 Total of two (2) managed POE network switch and five (5) access points.

15.0 Building 560

15.1.0 Total of one (1) managed aggregation switch, one (1) managed POE network switch, and two (2) access points.

16.0 Building 560A/B

16.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and two (2) access points.

17.0 Building 585

17.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and one (1) access points.

18.0 Building 601

18.1.0 Total of one (1) managed POE network switch and one (1) access points.

19.0 Maintenance and Support

19.1 Maintenance:

19.1.0 The Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining the operation of the hardware pertaining to commercial internet service.

19.1.1.0 Maintenance and support will begin after programming and testing is complete and accepted by the AFP 42 PM.

19.1.2.0 Maintenance and support will be provided throughout the option year periods, if exercised by the Government.

19.1.3.0 The commercial internet service shall be available at all times except scheduled outage for maintenance or upgrade. In event of unexpected outage, Contractor shall notify the PM within an hour of downtime.

19.1.4.0 When possible, maintenance shall be scheduled during off peak hours, after 5:00 pm Pacific Standard Time (PST).

19.1.5.0 The Contractor shall coordinate all maintenance with AFP 42 IT prior to implementing any actions to ensure Authority to Operate (ATO) cyber security compliance with Air Force Material Command (AFMC) Commercial Internet Service Provider Program Management Office guidelines and requirements.

19.1.6.0 The Contractor shall provide equipment log information as requested by AFP 42 IT staff to support AFMC ATO documentation requirements.

19.2 User Support:

19.2.0 The Contractor shall provide 24-hour/7-day/365-day (24x7x365) user support through a call center for system users.

19.2.1.0 Contractor shall notify the AFP 42 Contracting Officer Representative (COR) or AFP 42 PM at least 1 business day prior to any onsite scheduled or repair work.

19.2.2.0 Should current equipment break (switches, access points), replacement equipment (most current commercially available) shall be provided for installation to continue service.

19.3 Site Access

19.3.0 All Contractor personnel are required to submit proof of United States citizenship to permit access to AFP 42 facilities.

19.3.1.0 The Contractor shall submit two forms of identity (ID) such as Real ID, US Passport, and company ID to the AFP 42 government program manager 10 business days prior to start of any contract activities.

19.3.2.0 Contractors shall have company I.D. badges must have an identification picture, name of the individual, and the name of the represented company depicted on it.

20.0 Testing

20.1.0 The system shall be tested in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications and guidance.

20.2.0 The Contractor shall perform a system acceptance test with an AFP 42 government employee as a witness.

20.3.0 The AFP 42 government representative shall be the final authority of technical system performance acceptability.

20.4.0 The system shall be tested in accordance with manufactures’ specifications and any applicable vendor equipment performance standards to ensure optimal performance and signal quality.

20.5.0 The Contractor shall resolve any issues identified during testing prior to government acceptance by the AFP 42 PM.

20.6.0 The Contractor shall provide a written test report with system test results to the AFP 42

PM.

21.0 Reporting

21.1.0 The Contractor shall provide an inventory list of all equipment installed and disposed of during any maintenance and support activity to the AFP 42 PM.

22.0 Contract Period of Performance

22.1.0 The Contractor shall provide service for a period of 365 days as the base year with 4 additional option years.

23.0 Equipment Deliverables

23.1.0 Total of one (1) Network Interface Device (NID),

23.2.0 Total of one (1) managed edge device (Router/Firewall)

23.3.0 Total of three (3) Managed Aggregation Switches (MAS)

23.4.0 Total of eleven (12) Managed PoE Switches

23.5.0 Total of twenty-six (27) access points.

23.6.0 Contractor supply Plant IT team with system administrator username and password to perform basic administrative maintenance service.

24.0 System Documentation

24.1.0 The Contractor shall deliver final as-built of network design diagram.

24.2.0 The Contractor shall provide technical documentation on all installed equipment including, but not limited to, warranties, manuals, and specifications.