SCOPE OF WORK TB3 ET RT.docx

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Level III Radiographic Testing/Inspection for Watervliet Arsenal
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This statement of work outlines technical services required for non-destructive testing programs at Watervliet Arsenal. The contractor shall provide Level III certification in electromagnetic testing and radiographic film interpretation, oversee related certification and training programs, develop inspection procedures and techniques, administer certification exams, provide technical support and training, and supply hardware and materials up to $10,000 annually. Onsite support of up to five days per visit is specified. The related federal contract opportunity from the Department of the Army seeks a Level III provider for radiographic testing and inspection at Watervliet Arsenal to fulfill the scope of work.

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STATEMENT OF WORK

1. Contractor shall act as the WVA’s Responsible Level III in Electromagnetic (Eddy Current) inspection. Contractor shall possess current Level III certifications in ASNT and NAS 410 for the Non-Destructive discipline of Eddy Current (ET). Vendor will provide services of Eddy Current inspection for the following requirements:

2. Calibration of 4 ET machines yearly, including Uni-West ET units and probes

3. Oversee Watervliet Arsenals Eddy Current certifications and training programs. Provide an in depth on-site NAS 410 training course/courses (Level I and Level II) to ensure the requirements are met for the Eddy Current mortar program. (1 level I and 1 level II NAS 410 class a year)

4. Develop and write procedures for 81mm, 60mm mortar systems (NTE 4 written procedures, and included site visit if necessary NTE 5 visits )

5. Administer on-site ET level I and II exams for up to 4 WVA personnel in ET. (General, Specific, Practical)

6. Be well versed in WVA’s current ET hardware & software. (Uni-West 454 Pro & Uni-West 454 premium), (laser techniques company laser viewer 2021 units and software)

7. Be able to set up new Eddy Current Testing programs for upcoming work. Including being familiar with the examination of Nickel and Nickel Alloy Tubular products including strict requirements set forth by the DOD in regards to mortar system programs

8. Up to 5 site visits (5 days max each visit) for technical support yearly)

9. Technical support by telephone or email NTE 15hrs

10. Be able to provide training pieces, hardware, and supplies in support of WVA NDT activities. (Estimated $8,000 - $10,000 yearly for probes, sensors etc)

1. Contractor shall act as the WVA’s Responsible Level III in WVA’s Radiographic Film Interpretation, RTI (Film & Digital) program. Contractor shall possess current Level III certifications in ASNT and NAS 410 for the Non-Destructive discipline of Radiographic Testing (RT). Vendor will provide services of Radiographic Testing/Inspection for the following requirements:

2. Calibration of equipment as needed per the ASTM E 1742 Standard Practice for Radiographic Examination.

3. Oversee Watervliet Arsenals Radiographic Film Interpretation certification and training program. Provide an in depth training course/courses to ensure the requirements are met for the Radiographic Film Interpretation/Inspection on all components, across all programs.

4. Develop and write procedure(s), and any part specific Techniques on the Radiographic Film Program and any components as needed. (2 written procedures, 5 Techniques).

5. Administer RT level I & II RT Level II exams for up to 6 WVA personnel in Radiographic Inspection.

6. Administer up to 4 formal classroom training sessions, for up to 6 WVA personnel per year.

7. Be able to set up new Radiographic Testing programs for upcoming work. Including being familiar with the examination of castings of cannon and cannon mount components, including strict requirements set forth by the DOD in regards to cannon, and mortar system programs.

8. Up to 5 site visits (5 days max each visit yearly)

9. Technical support by telephone or email NTE 25hrs

10. Be able to provide training pieces, hardware, and supplies in support of WVA NDT activities. Example: supply film viewers, densitometers, and items like reference radiographs as needed.

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