SOW Deployable Tool Connex rev2.pdf
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This statement of work describes requirements for two deployable tool storage containers to support aircraft maintenance operations for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The self-contained units must each measure 20 feet long, 8.5 feet wide and 8 feet tall, with interior insulation and framing. Key specifications include electrical wiring with standard outlets, a 50 amp electrical panel, through-wall air conditioning, integrated steel storage cabinets and workbench, and anchoring points for secure ground or air transport. The containers will contain standard aircraft maintenance tools and equipment as well as critical spare parts and consumables to enable maintenance teams to perform both routine and unscheduled repair work independently at deployment locations. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration seeks to receive the two containers, meeting all requirements, within 120 days of awarding the contract under solicitation number NM-AN2200-23-01337.
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Statement of Work Deployable Tool Conex
Description of supplies or services
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) plays a vital role in the nation’s weather prediction and research infrastructure. During hurricane season, NOAA’s heavy aircraft operate on a 24 hour deployment alert; postured to reposition on short notice due to constantly changing weather conditions. As a result, both aircraft and aircrew are prepared to deploy to unplanned locations for an undefined length of time. Aircraft readiness while deployed has historically depended on the available maintenance facilities at the host airport. As each airport has a range of capabilities, any lack of specific aircraft tools or parts creates unnecessary delays in mission support.
A deployable tool conex container is an ideal solution to minimizing host airport maintenance shortfalls. Pre-staging tools, servicing equipment, and mission essential aircraft parts will result in less down time and increased mission readiness. With two custom conex containers, NOAA will have the flexibility to deploy without having to carry additional spare equipment or tools on the aircraft. These conex containers can be pre-staged or air-transported to support NOAA operations and will contain all of the standard tools and equipment to perform routine scheduled maintenance as well as critical spares and consumables to perform specific unscheduled maintenance. This capability will enable maintenance to be performed in an organized and efficient manner, while also ensuring the security of our aircraft tools and equipment.
In order to increase NOAA’s mission effectiveness, the Aircraft Operations Center requires durable, transportable, and ergonomically functional tool storage containers. Each deployable conex station must be able to endure adverse weather conditions, be wired for standard U.S.
electrical outlets, have an integrated climate control system, and be large enough to store standard aircraft maintenance equipment. Additional requirements include: wiring and hardware to connect generator power, a dedicated work station for maintenance personnel, ground transportation equipment, and suitable dimensions for air transportation.
Requirements
A self-contained tool and equipment storage unit that can be shipped to deployment locations on short notice.
The capability to pre-stage and access critical aircraft maintenance equipment in a single airlift movement.
Space available to store essential aircraft service parts and spares to include propellers, tires, and aircraft avionics equipment.
Access to electricity and an integrated work station.
Insulation and waterproofing to ensure tool and equipment integrity.
Rigid construction capable of withstanding severe weather conditions.
A standard tool and equipment stock to perform routine, scheduled maintenance.
Specific aircraft consumable items and parts to perform unscheduled maintenance.
Storage Container Specifications and Capabilities
-20’ x 8.5’ x 8’ standard shipping container box -Interior framing with 3” foam spray insulation and sanded ply walls -Reinforced steel door no less than 36” x 80”, can be located at the long-side corner or centrally located on the long wall or on.
-Electrical wiring with standard US outlets, two outlets within reach of the workbench (one near the port hole), one on the electrical panel wall and two on either side of the steel cabinet.
-50 AMP service capabilities with an external power attachment point -Through wall A/C system, 9800 BTU minimum -Heat resistant silicone roof coating -Ground anchors capable of holding over 3500 lbs., connection points at each corner.
-Impact and weather resistant windows with security bars, 36” x 36” minimum -Integrated steel cabinets/storage system 96” -Cargo doors that open to outside, weatherproofing and insulation on the inside.
-Integrate flip down steel workbench, 72” x 24” -Wall port hole, able to open (The porthole is not the ship kind; not a window but a hole, weather-tight, that we will use to run a cable for a VHF radio antenna, or wifi, or whatever else we need) -Lighting capability, either centrally located or two lighting units (one on each end) -Requesting custom paint scheme, to include NOAA emblem.
Deliverables
(2) Deployable tool conex storage containers Delivery address: Paul Darby, 3450 Flightline Drive, Lakeland FL 33811
Period of Performance
Repaired equipment delivered to AOC within 120 days after award of contract.
Acceptance
The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) will verify receipt and content of the deliverables.
Payment will be made after acceptance.
Point of Contacts
COR, LCDR Richard C. Hetrick, (717) 599-1480, richard.hetrick@noaa.gov
Technical POC, Paul Darby, (863) 500-3933, paul.darby@noaa.gov
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