PWS Bauer Unicus III 01DEC2019- 30 NOV 2020 Contract 0735T.doc

Performance Work Statement (PWS)

Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal 10 December 2019

1. SCOPE. Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal (NSEOD), Niceville, FL requires routine monthly maintenance by a certified Bauer representative on the command’s Bauer Air Compressor. NSEOD uses the compressor to fill SCOTT Air-Pak SCBA cylinders. Students use the SCOTT Air-Paks during advanced, land-based EOD training scenarios. Specifics of the compressor are:

Model: Unicus III SCBA Bottle Compressor

Model number: U326A3-230-60

Block number: 13P36327/06

Serial number: 149816

Manufactured Date: September 2013 Additional information, the compressor:

a. Engine is electric and hardwired to the building.

b. Has 274 hours of total use.

c. Is used 3.5 hours per month.

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS. Bauer O&M manual MNL-0375 October 22, 2009.

3. REQUIREMENTS.

3.1 The service representative will perform the following periodic maintenance.

3.1.1 Monthly

3.1.1.1 Calibrate Carbon Monoxide (CO) monitor

3.1.1.2 Check oil level and fill as required

3.1.1.3 Check Final Pressure Shutdown

3.1.1.4 Check Automatic Condensate Drain

3.1.2 Bi-annually (Every six months). Test the compressor’s breathing air quality. The analysis will be to Military Dive Standards.

3.1.2.1 During the months of June and December, the service representative will request an air sampling kit from Tri Air Testing, take an air sample from the command’s Bauer compressor, and send the air sample to Tri Air Testing for analysis.

3.1.2.2 Provide a e-copy or hardcopy of the analysis to the POC within four working days after taking the sample.

3.1.3 Annually

3.1.3.1 Check V-belt

3.1.3.2 Service Intake Filter

3.1.3.3 Check all connections for leaks

3.1.3.4 Inspect compressor valves

3.1.3.5 Check all fasteners for tightness

3.1.4 Every two years (June of 2020, 2022, and 2024)

3.1.4.1 Change Synthetic Oil

3.1.4.2 Replace Compressor Oil Filter

3.1.4.3 Replace Compressor Valves

3.1.4.4 Replace CO Monitor

3.1.4.5 Take an Air Sample. Use procedure from paragraph 3.1.2.

3.1.5 Every 500 Hours (Estimate is November 2024)

3.1.5.1 Check oil level and fill as required

3.1.5.2 Check Final Pressure Shutdown

3.1.5.3 Check Automatic Condensate Drain

3.1.5.4 Check V-belt

3.1.5.5 Service Intake Filter

3.1.5.6 Check all connections for leaks

3.1.5.7 Check fasteners for tightness

3.2. Coordination requirements prior to and the day of arrival. NSEOD address is 8840 Range Rd, Niceville, FL 32578 (Eglin AFB Site D51), which is about 15 miles east of the main Eglin AFB.

3.2.1 No later than the 28th of the month the service representative will call the POC listed in this PWS and coordinate a date and time for the next month’s maintenance checks.

3.2.2 On the day of the visit the service representative will go to base security pass office at the front gate of Eglin AFB and obtain a base vehicle access pass. Then with the vehicle access pass, the service representative will drive to NSEOD.

3.2.3 Proof of certification for the service representative(s) to conduct repair work and calibration of the command’s compressor will be given to the command’s POC on arrival at NSEOD to perform the maintenance or emailed prior to arrival.

3.3 Replacement parts and materials required for the maintenance of the compressor are authorized expenses for this contract. Monthly, invoice costs for the parts and materials as an Other Direct Cost (ODC). The estimated annual budget for ODCs is $500.00. Examples of ODCs for this contract are:

· Compressed Air Sampling Kit, 2 per year

· Synthetic Oil

· Compressor Oil Filter

· Compressor Valves

· CO monitor

· V-belt

· Intake Filter

4. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE. Base year, plus 4 years.

5. SECURITY. A security clearance is not required.

6. POINTS OF CONTACT

6.1 Primary

EOD1 David Ikuta

COMM: 850-882-3313

Email: david.ikuta@navy.mil

6.2 Alternate

EODC Lucas Matthews

COMM: 850-882-3938

Email: lucas.j.mathews@navy.mil