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United States Marine Corps
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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the lease of Non-Tactical Motor Vehicles (NTV) to support II Marine Expeditionary Force operations in the United States European Command Area of Responsibility. The three-year ordering period contract covers vehicle leasing services in eight countries: Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Sweden, with specific locations identified at the task order level. The Contractor must provide four vehicle categories—Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs), Sedans, Eight-Passenger Vans, and Light Duty Trucks—each available under three lease terms: monthly (30-119 days), weekly (7-21 days), and daily (1-6 days). All vehicles must be no more than three years old, air-conditioned, equipped with GPS, front and rear seat belts, and compliant with local winter tire requirements. The contract includes two additional CLINs: CLIN 0005 for time-and-materials labor repairs at fixed hourly rates (only for Government-caused damage) and CLIN 0006 for parts and materials at actual cost with no contractor profit markup.
The Contractor is responsible for vehicle maintenance, emergency repairs, 24/7 helpline support, roadside assistance kits, insurance compliance, GPS units with current local maps, toll transponders, delivery within 24 hours of task order placement with 24-hour advance notice, joint vehicle inspections using a specified checklist, replacement vehicles within 24 hours if breakdown occurs, vehicle pickup coordination with 24-hour advance notice, and vehicle removal within five days of task order completion. The Government is not liable for vehicle loss or damage except when caused by willful and wanton misconduct of Government employees. The Contractor must obtain all necessary licenses, permits, customs documentation, and insurance without additional Government expense. Performance metrics include 95% on-time delivery compliance, maximum of one critical or three minor deficiencies per vehicle at inspection, 90% operational availability, 95% replacement vehicle delivery within 24 hours, 100% insurance compliance, 95% emergency call response within two hours, and timely vehicle tracking and documentation submissions.
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Performance Work Statement (PWS) for Lease of Equipment – Motor Vehicles
SECTION I: DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES
1.0 General
1.1 Description of Services/Introduction. II Marine Expeditionary Force (II MEF) has recurring requirements for the leasing of Non-Tactical Motor Vehicles (NTV). The Government intends to award an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to a Contractor that can provide all requested leasing of NTVs in accordance with this PWS.
1.2 Scope of Work and Objective. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, tools, materials, vehicles, equipment, transportation, and all supplies and services necessary to meet the performance requirements outlined in this PWS as requested in each task order. The Contractor shall comply with all applicable publications referenced within this PWS, as well as all National, State/Provincial, and local authorities regulations during the performance of this contract.
1.3 Ordering Period. The ordering period for this IDIQ contract shall be for three (3) years.
2.0 Place of Performance. The Contractor shall perform all services necessary to meet the performance requirements outlined in this PWS in the United States European Command (EUCOM) Area of Operation/Responsibility (AOR). Countries of performance will be: Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Sweden. Specific locations will be identified the task order level.
3.0 Technical Requirements (Description of Work / Tasks)
3.1 Tasks: In performance of this requirement:
a. The Contractor shall provide vehicles that have been properly maintained and serviced. If a vehicle does not meet the requirements of this contract as determined by the representative of the requiring activities (RA), the U.S. Government shall have the right to reject the vehicle for service performance. The Contractor shall ensure that each vehicle is jointly inspected using the Joint Inspection Checklist upon delivery of the vehicle at the beginning and returned at the end of the lease period by the contractor and an authorized representative of the U.S. Government. The U.S. Government shall not consider any claim for damage to a vehicle that has not been inspected.
b. If a vehicle is not operable when required under this contract, the Contractor shall provide, at no additional expense to the U.S. Government, a replacement vehicle within twenty-four (24) hours that complies in all respects with this contract.
c. The Contractor shall furnish air-conditioned vehicle that is not more than three (3) years old, in good order and condition and otherwise in full compliance with best commercial practices and local laws and regulations from which the country or region the vehicle is leased in. They shall be equipped with front and back seat belts, a toll transponder if common practice in country of vehicle lease, an emergency triangle, spare tire, jack, and complete set of tools for changing a flat tire, as well as any other equipment required by local authorities. Upon initial lease, the gasoline tank shall be full.
d. The Contractor shall provide vehicles that have been properly maintained and serviced, including all motor oils, lubricants, antifreeze, coolants, and other fluids such as windshield washer fluid.
e. The Contractor shall be responsible for conducting all emergency repairs and services required for leased vehicles.
f. The Contractor shall provide Global Positioning System (GPS) unit installed in vehicle as standalone unit/device or as integral to the vehicle. GPS unit shall be loaded with up-to-date maps of the local area.
g. The Contractor will include a roadside assistance “kit” with each vehicle containing at a minimum: one (1) high visibility vest, three (3) reflective warning triangles, one (1) jumper cable set, one (1) flashlight, one (1) set of batteries for the flashlight, one (1) spare tire (spare tire must be of same type/specification as tires installed on NTV), one (1) set of tire repair/replacement tools. Roadside assistance kit must meet all National, State/Provincial, and local authority regulations for the location of initial delivery.
h. Should any vehicle break down while in the U.S. Government’s possession, the Contractor shall replace it with another vehicle of the same kind within twenty-four (24) hours after the breakdown is reported. The replacement shall take place either at the point of breakdown or at the Contractor’s office closest to that point; whichever is more convenient for the U.S. Government.
i. The U.S. Government shall not be liable for loss or damage to rented vehicles in any amount regardless of the cost, except where the loss or damage is caused by the willful and wanton misconduct of a U.S. Government employee.
j. The Contractor shall provide and maintain at its expense, all vehicle operator’s insurance required by the law of the country in which the vehicle is to be operated. All necessary insurance certificates shall be provided with the leased vehicle. Such insurance shall include all coverage required by law for bodily injury, collision, and property damage liability. Contractor shall be liable for, and shall indemnify and hold harmless the U.S. Government, its agents, and its employees, against all actions or claims for loss of or damage to property or the injury or death of persons, within the required policy limits, arising out of or in connection with the lease or use by the U.S. Government, its agents or its employees of any vehicle under this contract.
k. Unit price for CLINs 0001 (AA, AB, AC), 0002 (AA, AB, AC), 0003 (AA, AB, AC), and 0004 (AA, AB, AC) shall be inclusive of all vehicle access to the place of performance, delivery and pickup, all mileage, all necessary tolls, parking fees, and all other operating expenses.
l. During the execution of task order period of performance, the Contractor shall maintain a 24/7 helpline and appoint a representative that may be contacted by U.S. Government personnel for emergency assistance.
3.2 CLIN0001: Sports Utility Vehicle (SUVs). The Contractor shall provide lease of SUV that have been properly maintained and serviced. Minimum acceptable specifications are:
· Carry no less than five (5) people
· Transmission: Automatic or manual, with a preference for automatic
· Fuel: Gasoline or Diesel
· Global Positioning System (GPS) installed in vehicle as standalone unit/device or integral to vehicle included with English language option
· Climate controlled heating and A/C with a range of at least 21 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
· Rear seat must be able to fold down
· All-wheel drive and capable of navigating rough terrain
· Tires shall be the appropriate type for winter seasons/months as required by country/local laws
3.2.1 SLIN0001AA: Sports Utility Vehicle (Monthly). The Contractor shall provide monthly lease services of SUVs in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Monthly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least thirty (30) days or one (1) month and up to three (3) months per year or one-hundred and nineteen (119) days under this PWS.
3.2.2 SLIN0001AB: Sports Utility Vehicle (Weekly). The Contractor shall provide weekly lease services of SUVs in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Weekly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least seven (7) days or one (1) week and up to three (3) weeks. Four (4) weeks are considered one (1) monthly lease under this PWS.
3.2.3 SLIN0001AC: Sports Utility Vehicle (Daily). The Contractor shall provide daily lease services of SUVs in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Daily lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of one (1) day and up to six (6) days. Seven (7) days is considered one (1) week under this PWS.
3.3 CLIN0002: Sedans. The Contractor shall provide lease of SUV that have been properly maintained and serviced. Minimum acceptable specifications are:
· Carry no less than five (5) people
· Transmission: Automatic or manual, with a preference for automatic
· Fuel: Gasoline or Diesel
· Global Positioning System (GPS) installed in vehicle as standalone unit/device or integral to vehicle included with English language option
· Climate controlled heating and A/C with a range of at least 21 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
· Rear seat must be able to fold down
· Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive, Front-wheel drive, or All-wheel drive
· Tires shall be the appropriate type for winter seasons/months as required by country/local laws
3.3.1 SLIN0002AA: Sedans (Monthly). The Contractor shall provide monthly lease services of sedans in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Monthly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least thirty (30) days or one (1) month and up to three (3) months per year or one-hundred and nineteen (119) days under this PWS.
3.3.2 SLIN0002AB: Sedans (Weekly). The Contractor shall provide weekly lease services of sedans in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Weekly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least seven (7) days or one (1) week and up to three (3) weeks. Four (4) weeks are considered one (1) monthly lease under this PWS.
3.3.3 SLIN0002AC: Sedans (Daily). The Contractor shall provide daily lease services of sedans in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Daily lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of one (1) day and up to six (6) days. Seven (7) days is considered one (1) week under this PWS.
3.4 CLIN0003: Eight (8) Passenger Van. The Contractor shall provide lease of SUV that have been properly maintained and serviced. Minimum acceptable specifications are:
· Carry no less than eight (8) passengers
· Transmission: Automatic or manual, with a preference for automatic
· Fuel: Gasoline or Diesel
· Global Positioning System (GPS) installed in vehicle as standalone unit/device or integral to vehicle included with English language option
· Climate controlled heating and A/C with a range of at least 21 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
· Rear seats must be able to fold down or be removable
· All-wheel drive and capable of navigating rough terrain
· Tires shall be the appropriate type for winter seasons/months as required by country/local laws
3.4.1 SLIN0003AA: Eight (8) Passenger Van (Monthly). The Contractor shall provide monthly lease services of Eight (8) Passenger Van in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Monthly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least thirty (30) days or one (1) month and up to three (3) months per year or one-hundred and nineteen (119) days under this PWS.
3.4.2 SLIN0003AB: Eight Passenger Van (Weekly). The Contractor shall provide weekly lease services of Eight (8) Passenger Vans in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Weekly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least seven (7) days/one (1) week and up to three (3) weeks. Four (4) weeks are considered one (1) monthly lease under this PWS.
3.4.3 SLIN0003AC: Eight (8) Passenger Van (Daily). The Contractor shall provide daily lease services of Eight (8) Passenger Van in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Daily lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of one (1) day and up to six (6) days. Seven (7) days is considered one (1) week under this PWS.
3.5 CLIN0004: Light Duty Truck. The Contractor shall provide lease of SUV that have been properly maintained and serviced. Minimum acceptable specifications are:
· Carry no less than five (5) people
· Transmission: Automatic or manual, with a preference for automatic
· Fuel: Gasoline or Diesel
· Global Positioning System (GPS) installed in vehicle as standalone unit/device or integral to vehicle included with English language option
· Climate controlled heating and A/C with a range of at least 21 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
· All-wheel drive and capable of navigating rough terrain and offroad use.
· Tires shall be the appropriate type for winter seasons/months as required by country/local laws
· Bed configuration minimum dimensions: Length at floor of 1,525 millimeters, inside height of 480 millimeters, width at floor of 1,645 millimeters.
· Minimum of 750 Kilogram towing capacity.
3.5.1 SLIN0004AA: Light Duty Truck (Monthly). The Contractor shall provide monthly lease services of Light Duty Trucks in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Monthly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least thirty (30) days or one (1) month and up to three (3) months per year or one-hundred and nineteen (119) days under this PWS.
3.5.2 SLIN0004AB: Light Duty Truck (Weekly). The Contractor shall provide weekly lease services of Light Duty Trucks in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Weekly lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of at least seven (7) days/one (1) week and up to three (3) weeks. Four (4) weeks are considered one (1) monthly lease under this PWS.
3.5.3 SLIN0004AC: Light Duty Truck (Daily). The Contractor shall provide daily lease services of Light Duty Trucks in accordance with paragraph 3.1. Daily lease services will be used for all orders that have a leasing period of one (1) day and up to six (6) days. Seven (7) days is considered one (1) week under this PWS.
3.6 CLIN0005: Labor. If damage is incurred to a leased vehicle as direct result of the negligence, abuse, or accident of Government personnel, the Government shall bear the expense of the remediation. The Government shall reimburse the Contractor for repair labor under this T&M CLIN strictly at the fixed, fully burdened hourly labor rate proposed and established in CLIN 0005 of the contract pricing schedule. The Contractor shall not commence any repair work under this CLIN without first obtaining a written Notice to Proceed (NTP) from the Contracting Officer (KO) or designated Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). To receive payment, the Contractor must submit auditable mechanic time-logs or official body-shop work orders detailing the actual labor hours worked.
3.7 CLIN0006: Parts. If parts and material costs are incurred to repair a leased vehicle as a direct result of the negligence, abuse, or accident of Government personnel, the Government shall bear the expense of the remediation. The Government shall reimburse the Contractor for parts and materials under this T&M CLIN strictly at actual cost under CLIN 0006. In accordance with FAR T&M rules for commercial acquisitions, no Contractor profit, fee, or administrative mark-up shall be applied to materials. The Contractor shall not purchase parts or initiate repairs under this CLIN without first obtaining a written Notice to Proceed (NTP) from the KO or designated COR. To receive payment, the Contractor must provide legible copies of original third-party vendor/supplier invoices or receipts to substantiate all material charges. These documents must be provided up to thirty (30) days after period of performance ends at the task order level.
3.8 Delivery. The Contractor shall contact the Government Technical Representative for the individual task order, no later than (24) hours prior to delivering equipment. Delivery and contact shall be made during normal working hours of 7:30am - 3:30pm local time where performance is required, Monday through Saturday. Deliveries may occur at US Military Installations, Host Nation Military Installations, Airports, Seaports, and Train Stations. All coordination for delivery shall be made between the KO/COR/TPOC and Contractor. Should a vehicle delivery conflict arise which cannot be resolved between the COR/TPOC and Contractor, the KO shall be notified immediately.
3.8.1 Initial Inspection of Vehicles. Upon vehicle delivery to the U.S. Government, the U.S. Government Representative and contractor shall conduct a joint inspection using Attachment 1 to determine if the vehicle meets the requirements in paragraph 3.1 and subparagraphs. The U.S, Government must document identified discrepancies with pictures or videos of the vehicle’s condition. Both parties must retain a copy of the inspection.
3.9 Pickup. The Contractor shall contact the Government Technical Representative for the individual task order, no later than (24) hours prior to picking up equipment. Pickup and contact shall be made during normal working hours of 7:30am-3:30pm local time where performance is required, Monday through Saturday. Pick-up may occur at US Military Installations, Host Nation Military Installations, Airports, Seaports, and Train Stations. All coordination for pick-up shall be made between the KO/COR/TPOC and Contractor. Should a vehicle delivery conflict arise which cannot be resolved between the COR/TPOC and Contractor, the KO shall be notified immediately. Any discrepancies found after pick-up of leased vehicles shall be immediately reported to the Government Technical Representative and Contracting Officer within twelve (12) hours of discovery. The Contractor shall remove all leased vehicles within five (5) days of the completion of the Period of Performance (POP) of a task order.
3.9.1 Fuel Levels at Turn in. Vehicles shall be turned in at the same fuel tank level it was received. Fuel levels will be annotated at the time Technical Exhibit 1 is completed. In the event vehicles are not turned-in with the same level of fuel as it was delivered, the Contractor shall provide proof of fuel level at drop-off/delivery, fuel level at turn-in, and payment receipt with the market value cost it takes to meet the required level of fuel. The KO will review the claim and render a determination as to the merit of the request. If the contractor does not submit all required documentation, the request for compensation may be denied.
3.9.2 Cleanliness of Vehicles at Turn in. The Government will be responsible for the cleanliness of the vehicles throughout the period of performance. Vehicles shall be turned-in by the RA at a basic level of cleaning and with excess trash removed. In the event vehicles are not turned-in at the stated level of cleanliness, the Contractor shall provide proof that an excessive cleaning service was required as well as payment receipt for the cleaning service. Cleanliness of the vehicle shall be annotated at the time Technical Exhibit 1 is completed. The Contractor shall provide supporting documentation as well as any pertinent before and after photographs. The KO will review the claim and render a determination as to the merit of the request. If the contractor does not submit all required documentation, the request for compensation may be denied
3.10 Task Order Modifications and Cancellations. The Contracting Officer shall provide notification of any cancellations or schedule adjustments at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the requested delivery time. In accordance with FAR 52.212-4(d), the Contracting Officer is the sole authority authorized to modify the requirements of an established task order. Any changes, relocations, or service adjustments executed by the Contractor without prior written approval from the Contracting Officer shall be performed at the Contractor’s own risk and expense.
4.0 Special Instructions and Administrative Information
4.1 Non-Personal Services. This is a non-personal service, performance-based contract. The Contractor bears responsibility to manage its employees and guard against any actions that could be characterized as personal service or which convey the perception that personal services are being provided. No provision are implied nor provided in this contract for any benefits such as medical care, retirement, or worker’s compensation, other than those incorporated through enumerated clauses.
4.2 Licenses and Permits. The Contractor shall, without additional expense to the Government, be responsible for obtaining and maintaining all necessary licenses, permits, and certifications required by National, State/Provincial, and local authorities for the services described in this PWS.
4.3 Contractor Responsibilities for Customs and Ports of Entry. The Contractor shall bear sole responsibility for sourcing all permits, passes, or any documentation necessary in the performance of this contract.
4.4 Contractor Unauthorized Work Performance. The Contractor shall not perform work that deviates from contract requirements. Any deviation without prior approval from the Contracting Officer shall be at the risk and expense of the Contractor.
4.5 Tracking of Vehicles. The Contractor will provide to the KO the list of vehicles issued in performance of the task orders to this contract, no later than seven (7) business days after order has been placed. List must indicate the plate number, model and year, and initial delivery location. In the event there are changes, the new information will be resubmitted to the KO.
4.5 Government Points of Contact
Expeditionary Contracting Office: SHALL BE PROVIDED UPON AWARD Regional Contracting Office: SHALL BE PROVIDED UPON AWARD Contract Specialist: SHALL BE PROVIDED UPON AWARD Contracting Officer: SHALL BE PROVIDED UPON AWARD
4.6 Government Responsibilities. The Government will provide access to the work site during the hours specified in this PWS. Requiring activities utilizing services under this contract may be held personally liable for unauthorized acts outside the scope of this contract, and are not authorized to:
a. Make commitments or changes that affect price, quality, quantity, delivery, or other terms and conditions of the contract.
b. Clarify, make or infer legal interpretations on the scope or intent of the contract.
c. Direct or impose any task or substitution or work not provided for in the individual task order.
d. Negotiate or enter into any type of contractual agreement, change or modification.
e. Give direction to contractor personnel unless specifically provided for by the terms and conditions of the contract.
f. Discuss proposed specification changes without the consent of a warranted Contracting Officer.
4.7 Subcontract Management. The Contractor shall be responsible for any subcontract management necessary to integrate work performed on this contract and shall be responsible and accountable for subcontractor performance.
SECTION II: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARY
| PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE |
| STANDARD |
| PERFORMANCE THRESHOLD |
| ACCEPTABLE QUALITY LEVELS (AQLs) |
| METHOD OF SURVEILLANCE |
PRS #1
Timely Vehicle Delivery
| Contractor delivers vehicles to the task-order-specified location within the delivery timeframe established in the task order. Contractor provides the Government Technical Representative at least 24 hours’ notice before delivery. |
| Delivery is completed at the required location and within the task-order timeframe; 24-hour advance notification is provided. |
| 95% of deliveries are on time and at the correct location.. |
| Review task order, delivery documentation, and Joint Inspection Form; COR/RA point-of-contact confirmation of delivery time and location. |
PRS #2
Vehicle Condition at Delivery
| Vehicles are properly maintained and serviced; are clean, safe, operational, and equipped in accordance with the PWS and task-order requirements. Vehicles are jointly inspected at delivery. |
| No condition degrades safe operation; interior/exterior is free of excessive soil, rust, damage, or excessive wear; required safety restraints and equipment are functional. |
| No more than one critical safety deficiency or three minor deficiencies per vehicle identified during joint inspection. |
| Joint inspection by Contractor and Government representative using Attachment 1; visual inspection and documentation of discrepancies. |
PRS #3
Vehicle Operational Availability
| Vehicles remain operational throughout the task-order period of performance, except when undergoing scheduled or unscheduled maintenance. |
| No more than one unscheduled maintenance event per vehicle per month, excluding accidents. |
| 90% of vehicles are operational at any given time, based on a rolling monthly average. |
| COR/RA point-of-contact tracking of vehicle downtime; review of Contractor maintenance and repair records. |
PRS #4
Breakdown Replacement Response
| When a vehicle becomes inoperable, the Contractor provides a replacement vehicle of the same kind that meets all PWS requirements at no additional cost to the Government. |
| Replacement vehicle is provided within 24 hours after breakdown notification, at the breakdown location or the nearest Contractor office, whichever is more convenient for the Government. |
| 95% of required replacement vehicles are provided within 24 hours. |
| Review breakdown reports, notification logs, delivery records, and Joint Inspection Forms; COR/RA point-of-contact confirmation. |
PRS #5
Insurance Compliance
| Contractor maintains all vehicle insurance required by the law of the country in which the vehicle is operated and provides required insurance documentation. |
| Proof of insurance is provided upon initial vehicle issuance and renewal; insurance changes are reported within 48 hours. |
| 100% of vehicles have compliant insurance coverage; 100% of insurance changes are reported within 48 hours. |
| Review insurance certificates and renewal/change documentation; COR/RA point-of-contact verification. |
PRS #6
24/7 Emergency Assistance
| Contractor maintains a 24/7 helpline and appoints a representative available to provide emergency assistance during task-order performance. |
| Contractor manager or designee responds to emergency-assistance calls within two hours after notification. |
| 95% of calls are responded to within two hours. |
| COR/RA point-of-contact test calls at varying times and days; review Contractor call logs. |
PRS #7
Toll Transponder Availability
| Contractor equips each vehicle with a toll transponder that provides available toll-payment options. |
| Each vehicle is equipped with a functioning toll transponder at delivery. |
| 100% of delivered vehicles are equipped with a toll transponder. |
| COR/RA point-of-contact visual inspection at delivery; Joint Inspection Form review. |
PRS #8
Vehicle Tracking Information
| Contractor provides the KO a vehicle list for each task order that identifies the plate number, model year, and initial delivery location; Contractor resubmits updated information when changes occur. |
| Initial vehicle list is submitted no later than seven business days after task-order placement; changes are reported when they occur. |
| 100% of required initial lists are submitted on time; 100% of changes are reported. |
| KO review of submission dates and vehicle-tracking records; comparison with task-order and delivery documentation. |
PRS #9
Pickup and Removal of Vehicles
| Contractor coordinates pickup at least 24 hours in advance, removes leased vehicles within five days after task-order completion, and reports discovered discrepancies within 12 hours. |
| Advance pickup notice is provided; vehicles are removed within five days after task-order completion; discrepancies are timely reported. |
| 95% compliance for pickup notification, vehicle removal, and discrepancy reporting. |
| Review Contractor coordination emails, pickup records, Joint Inspection Forms, and COR/RA point-of-contact confirmation. |
PRS #10
Licenses, Permits, and Customs Documentation
| Contractor obtains and maintains all licenses, permits, certifications, passes, and customs/port-of-entry documentation necessary to perform under the PWS. |
| Required documents are valid and available before performance requiring the documentation begins. |
| 100% compliance. |
| KO/COR review of documentation; spot checks before delivery or cross-border/customs actions, as applicable. |
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