SOW Crash 12 Body Work.pdf
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This Statement of Work dated February 24, 2025, outlines body work repairs needed for Crash 12 at Moody Air Force Base's Fire Department. The work involves the removal and replacement of the driver's side rear panel and side panel on a Pierce vehicle to support the base's mission.
The scope of work includes flatbed pickup and delivery of the unit, panel removal, body and paint work to match existing vehicle color, installation of new painted panels, supplies and materials, chevron installation on the rear panel, final assembly of all trim/light components, and testing to ensure proper functionality. The customer is identified as Moody Air Force Base, 23 CES/CEF, and the document confirms the vehicle has been restored to operational condition with all requested repairs completed and tested for return to service.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
24 February, 2025
, Crash 12 Body Work
1. Purpose: on Crash 12. To continue to support Moody Air Force Base Mission.
2. Description of proposed work: The proposed work involves the removal and replacement of the driver's side rear panel and the driver's side panel on a Pierce vehicle.
The scope of work include, but is not limited to:
a. Pickup & Delivery - Coordinating the flatbed pickup and delivery of the unit.
b. nel Removal - Removing both the driver's side rear and side panel.
c. Body & Paint Work - Matching the new panels, to the existing vehicle color, including necessary bodywork and painting.
d. New Panel Instillation - Installing painted replacement panels for the rear body and driver's side panel.
e. Supplies & Materials - Using appropriate bodywork and paint supplies to ensure a seamless finish.
f. Chevron Installation - Installing a new chevron on the rear panel.
g. Final Assembly - Installing all trim, light, and necessary components to restore the vehicle's functionality.
h. Testing - Ensuring proper fit, finish, and function before returning the unit.
3. Deliverables: Removal and replacement of the driver's side rear panel and side panel.
Flatbed pickup and delivery of the unit. Bodywork and paint to match the existing vehicle color. Installation of painted replacement panels. Application of the new Chevron on the rear panel. Installation of all trim, light, and necessary components. Testing to ensure proper fit, finish, and functionality before returning the unit to service.
4. Close-Out:
Project: Replacement and painting of Rear Panels.
Customer: Moody Air Force Base, 23 CES/CEF.
Vehicle Make: Pierce Job Scope: Removal and replacement of the driver's side rear panel and side panel, including prep, paint, and final assembly.
Final Status: The vehicle has been restored to operational condition with all requested repairs completed. It has been tested and is now ready for return to service.
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