1.3 N6275825RCPS029 PWS_Redacted.pdf
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This Performance Work Statement (PWS) details a Machinery Condition Assessment (MCA) Survey for naval vessels in Japan during 25SEP2025 - 31DEC2025. The contractor must have at least five years' experience with LHA class machinery (specifically USS AMERICA and USS TRIPOLI), provide a team led by a former Naval Engineer or licensed Professional Engineer, and conduct a comprehensive vibration analysis on up to 56 machines. Key requirements include ISO 18436-2 certified vibration analysts performing narrowband vibration analysis, producing pre-departure and final reports with machine diagnoses using severity scales from "Slight" to "Extreme", and recommendations with prioritized repair timelines ranging from immediate action (Priority 1) to deferrable maintenance (Priority 3). The contractor is responsible for all travel, equipment transportation, tools, and adherence to safety regulations, with no government-furnished equipment or materials provided.
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
TITLE: Machinery Condition Assessment (MCA) Survey
1. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:
25SEP2025 – 31DEC2025
2. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE:
Embark and Disembark in Japan.
3. REFERENCES:
3.1 NAVSEA STANDARD ITEMS
4. IDENTIFICATION:
4.1 MCA List of Machines 6056
5. DESCRIPTION OF TASKS:
5.1 Shall have a minimum of five (5) years’ experience with LHA class machinery (specifically USS AMERICA (LHA-6) and/or USS TRIPOLI (LHA-7).
5.2 Shall have the ability to produce trend analysis reports from previous assessments to utilize as baseline data for the MCA survey.
5.3 Provide Personnel: Former Naval Engineer (EOOW qualified) or licensed Professional
Engineer (PE) to lead the survey team and review the report. All personnel who perform work on the vessel must be certified vibration analysts in accordance with ISO 18436-2.
5.4 Accomplish the requirements of 009-104 of reference 3.1 to Conduct Narrowband Vibration
Analysis on machinery identified in para 4.1.
5.4.1 Up to 25 other machines can be tested at the request of the Surveillance officer.
5.5 Provide Report: Full Pre-departure Report must be presented to the Surveillance Officer, Chief Engineer and (if present) the Port Engineer. Reviewed final report must be submitted to the Surveillance Officer within two weeks of departure from the vessel.
6. DELIVERABLES:
The Contractor Shall Provide a Pre-Departure and Final Machinery Condition Analysis Report that Includes:
1. Ship Visited
2. Dates of visit
3. Results of visit (Executive Summary)
4. Diagnoses for each machine with severity.
Report Detail: Fault severities of “Slight, Moderate, Serious, Extreme” must be used for assessing the condition of each machine.
5. Recommendations for each machine with priority Report Detail: The following repair priorities must be used:
12. CONTRACTOR FURNISHED MATERIAL:
All required material to accomplish requirements of paragraph 5 including.
13. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT:
The contractor shall provide all basic hand/special tools to accomplish the work.
14. TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:
If Travel is required, it shall be the responsibility of the contractor.
15. TRANSPORTATION OF EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL:
Shipment of equipment and materials shall be the responsibility of the contractor.
16. SAFETY AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS:
The contractor is responsible for adherence to the safety and health regulations of the government activity or vessel where the work is to be performed.
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