PWSDriving Simulator Installation_Final17Dec24.docx
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This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines requirements for delivering and installing one Sim-Tech T680 and one TM Crane simulator at Building 1439, Room 115F at Malmstrom AFB, Montana. The contractor must provide equipment and personnel for moving and installing the simulators, conduct training on software usage for Special Purpose Vehicle Operation staff, and provide standard commercial warranty coverage from the installation date.
The associated Special Notice indicates the 341st Contracting Squadron intends to award a sole-source contract to Excel Driver Services, LLC. Installation must be completed within 30 days of award, with work performed during one Monday-Friday period. Key requirements include ground-level offloading (government forklift available), same-day installation and training, disposal of packing materials off-base, and cleanup responsibilities. Interested parties must submit capability statements by January 28, 2025, at 2:00 PM MST to demonstrate why competition would benefit the government. Responses should be sent to Contract Specialist Edsa L. Artates and Contracting Officer Erik Hallberg.
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Performance Work Statement Driving Simulator Installation 17 December 2024
1. SCOPE: The contractor provides the delivery, equipment, and personnel for moving the simulator from one location to another and installing 1 Sim-Tech T680 and 1 TM Crane simulator in the building 1439 RM 115F, Malmstrom AFB, Montana. The vendor will also provide training on the use of the software to the Special Purpose Vehicle Operation or the key personnel who need to know the basic operations and troubleshooting of the software. The vendor provides a standard commercial warranty applicable starting from the installation date at no additional cost to the government.
2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: The period should be no longer than one work week (Mon-Fri), to allow for installation and training to happen during one visit and not require multiple visits requiring passes/escorts.
3. DELIVERY: The contractor will deliver and install the simulator in Building 1439, which is located at the 341 MXG. This should happen within 30 days of the order.
3.1 The contractor is authorized to pull to the exterior door of room 115F, located on the north side of the building. See Appendix A.
3.2 Contractor shall be liable for any damage to Government property caused by the contractor or their representatives. Any damages identified by the contractor shall be immediately reported to the contracting Office or the end users point of contact.
(1) Off‐Loading: Ground Level. There is no loading dock available. Coordinating the use a government own forklift on site is authorized.
(2) Delivery Period: 30 Calendar Days after Award, pending good weather conditions.
4. INSTALLATION: The contractor will unload the simulator near the set‐up location using their own equipment except for a forklift. It is the contractor’s responsibility to manage removal and disposal of packing/unloading/loading materials to an off‐ base location.
4.1 Set up and Installation: The contractor will unload the simulator near the set‐up location using their own equipment except for a forklift. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to manage removal and disposal of packing/unloading/loading materials to an off‐ base location.
(1) The contractor shall install the simulator per manufacturer’s requirements. Multiple new power outlets have been installed in room 115F on a different breaker that the rest.
(2) The contractor shall complete installation the same day as delivery. Any additional time needed due to product malfunctions or contractor delays will be at no cost to the government.
5. START-UP AND BASIC OPERATOR TRAINING: The contractor shall run multiple training scenarios ensure proper operational functionality. The training shall be done on the same day as the delivery, and if it is delayed due to product malfunction or unforeseen matters, the government should incur no additional cost.
6. CLEAN UP: The contractor shall remove and dispose of all items relating to the installation and be responsible for the cleanup after the installation.
7. WARRANTY INFORMATION: During delivery, the contractor shall provide written procedures and required warranty information such as manuals, components, or anything that would be helpful to the end user of the product being acquired.
Performance Work Statement
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