Updated Attachment 1 Performance Work Statement.pdf

Performance Work Statement (PWS) Title: Crane Support for Mobile Arms Room Movement

Location: Fort Bragg, North Carolina Date of Performance: NLT 15 July 2025

Contract Number: PANMCC-25-P-0000 021076

1.0 Purpose

The purpose of this Performance Work Statement (PWS) is to establish the requirements for a company to provide crane services to support the relocation of a U.S. Army Mobile Arms Room container on Fort Bragg. The contractor shall safely lift, transport approximately 0.5 miles, and place the container at a designated final location, all within one business day, with no harm to personnel or damage to government property.

2.0 Scope of Work

The contractor shall provide a fully operational crane, a certified crane operator, and all necessary rigging and safety equipment to perform the following tasks:

1. Mobilize the crane and transport it to the initial lift site on Fort Bragg.

2. Safely rig and lift a U.S. Army-owned mobile arms room (standard ISO shipping container dimensions (see Attachment 2 – Pictures with Dimensions))

3. Place the container onto a U.S. Army-provided lowboy trailer.

4. Demobilize the crane from the lift site and drive it to the designated offload location on

Fort Bragg.

5. Safely offload the container and place it in a designated position that allows the mobile arms unit to be accessible for maintenance and operational use.

6. Complete all tasks in accordance with applicable federal, state, and Department of

Defense safety regulations and Fort Bragg access protocols.

7. THE TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE CONTAINER IS 47,000 LBS

3.0 Tasks and Deliverables

3.1 Initial Site Arrival and Setup

• Contractor shall coordinate entry onto Fort Bragg with the designated government point of contact (POC).

• Contractor shall arrive at pick-up location (building A-4251 at Collins St and Bauchenheimer St) with all necessary equipment. Time to be coordinated with COR after contract award.

• Contractor shall inspect the lift site and ensure proper stabilization and crane setup in accordance with OSHA and ASME standards.

3.2 Container Lifting

• Contractor shall provide qualified riggers and ensure all rigging procedures meet applicable safety standards.

• The container shall be lifted vertically, with minimal lateral movement to avoid shifting contents and prevent structural stress.

• The container shall be placed securely and evenly onto the lowboy trailer, ensuring center of gravity is managed for transport.

3.3 Transport and Crane Relocation

• After the initial lift and placement, the crane shall be moved (driven or trailered) to the designated drop-off location (building A-6033 at Pratt St and Gorham St) approximately

0.5 miles away.

• The contractor shall ensure the crane relocation complies with Fort Bragg road usage and transport requirements.

3.4 Final Placement

• At the final site, the contractor shall offload the container with the same safety precautions as the initial lift.

• The container shall be oriented and positioned to allow full operational use and maintenance access, as specified by the government POC.

• The contractor shall verify placement with on-site government personnel before finalizing demobilization.

4.0 Government-provided Equipment and Services

• One (1) lowboy trailer (with truck and operator(s)) for container transport

• Government point of contact for site access and container location coordination

5.0 Contractor-Furnished Equipment

• Crane of appropriate size and load rating to safely lift a fully loaded ISO shipping container

• Certified crane operator(s) and riggers

• Rigging gear and safety equipment

• Transportation means for crane movement, if not self-propelled

• Spill kits and ground protection (if required)

6.0 Performance Requirements

• All work shall be completed within one (1) business day.

• The contractor shall comply with all applicable safety regulations, including OSHA, EM

385-1-1, ASME B30 series, and Fort Bragg specific regulations.

• No damage shall occur to U.S. Army property, equipment, or infrastructure.

• No injuries to military personnel, contractors, or bystanders are acceptable under this contract.

• Crane and rigging operations shall be continuously monitored for safety compliance.

• Final container placement must be approved by the designated government POC.

7.0 Period of Performance

• Start Date: NLT 15 July 2025 (coordinated after contract award)

• End Date: Same day (unless extended due to unforeseen weather/safety issues)

8.0 Security and Access

• Contractor personnel must comply with Fort Bragg access control requirements.

• All contractor employees must have valid identification and submit to vehicle inspections as required.

• Escort or sponsorship may be required for non-DoD personnel.

9.0 Point of Contact

• To be determined after contract award