SOW ACV-R Crane Services v3.pdf

Statement of Work for the

Crane Services of the

Amphibious Combat Vehicle Recovery Variant

(ACV-R)

28 April 2025

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT B: Distribution authorized to U.S. Government agencies only; Test and Evaluation; 18 January 2024. Refer other requests for this document to AVTB.

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AVTB Form 0.005 (v9.1 Draft)

Amphibious Vehicle Test Branch

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1. General Information

Project Name: Crane Services ISO ACV-R Project ID: 25-05

Requesting Organization: PM AAA Date Created: 10 February 2025

Performing Organization: Amphibious Vehicle Test Branch Date Received: 10 February 2025

Version: 1.0 Process WBS: N/A

2. Scope

2.1 General

This Statement of Work (SOW) describes the Amphibious Vehicle Test Branch (AVTB) Crane Services Purchase Order

(PO).

2.2 Background

AVTB is tasked by Program Manager Advanced Amphibious Assault (PM AAA) to perform testing on the Amphibious Combat Vehicle Recovery Variant (ACV-R). AVTB will be determining the Vertical Center of Gravity (VCG) and Longitudinal Center of Gravity (LCG) using the suspension method, based on AVTB TOP-001 (v3.0).

2.3 Objective

The objective is to procure a crane service at AVTB to lift and statically suspend the ACV-R in an offset manner to accurately determine the VCG and LCG. A photo from a previous crane operation at AVTB is shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Previous Crane Operation for the VCG and LCG Determination at AVTB

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3. Applicable Documents

1. Marine Corps Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual, MCO P11262.A

2. Marine Corps Facilities Engineering Command, Management of Cargo Handling Gear and Equipment, 29 CFR

3. AVTB Test Operations Procedure Center of Gravity Tracked and Wheeled Vehicles (TOP-001 v3.0), 16 June 2021

4. Responsibilities and Requirements

4.1 General Responsibilities

The contractor shall provide a crane capable of lifting and suspending the ACV-R (approximately 75,000 lb).

The contractor shall provide two sets of cables/slings which are of unequal length, preferably 30 ft and 40 ft lengths.

The contractor shall provide personnel to set up and operate the crane.

AVTB shall provide test personnel to manage the test and coordinate with the contracted crane operator on what lifts are to be done and when.

PM AAA shall provide funding for the contractor..

4.2 General Requirements

The full-size vehicle dimensions for length, width, height, and weight are not precise at this time but will be approximately as follows: length of 365", width of 144", height of 140", and weight of 71,000 lbs., not to exceed 100,000 lbs. The ACV has four lifting provisions.

The vehicle platforms will be positioned no more than 25 ft of working radius from the crane for the CG test.

4.3 Security

The Contractor shall complete the base access form and submit to the Government Technical Point of Contact (TPOC), at award of the contract. The Contractor shall allow several days for the Government to process each base access form, prior to the required performance date(s). No foreign nationals shall be permitted on the Marine Corps Base under performance of this contract.

4.4 Project Period of Performance: The period of performance will be for a not to exeed 4 consecutive days within the following timeframe:

Start Date: 7 August 2025

End Date: 6 July 2026

5. Tasks and Deliverables

Task # Task Name Task Description Deliverable(s) Due

5.1 Crane Setup

The vendor shall provide a crane, crane operator, and any other ancillary items needed to support this statement of work (spreaders, riggings, etc.).

Crane and operator(s).

At start of test.

5.2 Lifting Gear

Cable/Slings/shackles to lift vehicles and allow suspension for level lifts and angles 25-45 degrees.

Typically sling lengths for angled lifts are (qty 2) 30 ft, (qty 2) 40 ft.

Lifting cables and gear.

At start of test.

5.3 Support at Location

The vendor shall provide 1 to 5 days of support for the testing event at AVTB located at Bldg. 210536 Kraus Street, Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 (As of June 2025, AVTB will only need 2 days of crane service.)

Up to 5 days of support.

At start of test.

5.4

OSHA

Requirement

The vendor shall be solely responsible in meeting all of the governmental and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements in order to have access to Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, CA 92055. The government is not responsible for any additional costs the vender may incur as a result of this requirement.

OSHA Compliance. At start of test.

5.5 Vendor Availability

The vendor shall be available on site as required up to 5 days a week. Normal work hours are from 0700 – 1630 daily during the Period of Performance. A work schedule will be provided to the vender no later than 5 working days from the date that initial services

Vendor Availability. At start of test.

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6. Constraints (limitations for proposal)

For safety and accuracy of VCG/LCG determination, the lifting and suspension of the vehicle will be postponed if the wind speed exceeds 5 mph.

7. Points of Contact for the Performing Organization

Name Phone Email Address

Project Officers:

Drew Ferguson

Harold Kang

(760) 212-3969 andrew.ferguson@usmc.mil harold.kang@usmc.mil Amphibious Vehicle Test Branch Box 555217 Bldg. 210536 Kraus St.

Camp Pendleton, CA 92055

Operations Officer: Thomas Dever (760) 763-4428 thomas.dever@usmc.mil

Technical Director: John Misiewicz (760) 763-7431 john.misiewicz@usmc.mil

Financial Manager: Oswaldo Chacha (909) 969-1797 oswaldo.chacha@usmc.mil

Final Approvals

The signatures below affirm the accuracy and completeness of the attached project requirements.

8. AVTB Approval

Name Signature/Date

Project Officers:

Drew Ferguson

Harold Kang

Operations Officer: Thomas Dever

Technical Director: John Misiewicz

Director: LtCol E. N. Vallely