SOW_Hanscom Aero Club_Ticket 1839 FINAL.pdf
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- 2027-PZI-1839
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This is a Statement of Work for the Hanscom Aero Club Automated Fuel Management System Replacement, a Firm-Fixed-Price contract (Tracking Number: Ticket 1839) located at Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. The contractor shall remove the existing obsolete QTPod M3000 fuel management terminal and install one new QTPod M4000 automated fuel management terminal at the Hanscom Aero Club aircraft fueling apron. The scope includes de-installation and lawful disposal of the existing equipment, furnishing and installing the replacement terminal with a heavy-duty all-weather pedestal enclosure, payment card reader compatible with JPMorgan Chase Paymentech, outdoor daylight-readable display, numeric keypad, and hardwired Ethernet connectivity. The contractor must perform complete electrical verification, startup diagnostics, system testing, and conduct live fuel test transactions to ensure operational readiness.
The period of performance requires all work to be delivered, installed, and accepted within 45 calendar days after Notice to Proceed, with physical on-site changeout and commissioning not exceeding two consecutive business days. Critical deliverables include manufacturer data and manuals (prior to/at installation), PCI Attestation of Compliance (with initial proposal or before mobilization), ATO Technical Package with architecture diagrams and technical data (within 10 days of award), and a signed Commissioning & Checkout Report (at completion of on-site work). Contractor personnel must be certified technicians experienced in aviation/commercial fuel management systems. The contractor shall provide a minimum one-year workmanship warranty covering installation and labor. Compliance requirements include active PCI-DSS compliance certification, Department of the Air Force IT and cybersecurity mandate compliance with supporting technical specifications and data flow diagrams for Authority to Operate approval. Base access requires security clearance and visitor pass requests submitted to the Contracting Officer's Representative at least ten business days prior to site mobilization.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
Hanscom Aero Club Automated Fuel Management System Replacement Contract Type: Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Location: Hanscom Air Force Base (AFB), MA – Hanscom Aero Club Tracking Number: Ticket 1839
1.0 Scope & Objective
The Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, and technical expertise necessary to remove the existing obsolete fuel management terminal and furnish, install, and commission an upgraded automated self-service fuel terminal at the Hanscom Aero Club fueling facility.
2.0 Site Conditions & Existing Infrastructure
• Facility: Hanscom Aero Club aircraft fueling apron, Hanscom AFB, MA.
• Fuel Dispenser: Mechanical aviation fuel dispenser dispensing 100LL AvGas.
• Existing Terminal: Obsolete QTPod M3000 payment terminal and pedestal.
• Mounting Pad: Concrete foundation and mounting pad are existing and sound for direct pedestal installation.
• Network & Power: Existing field power and a hardwired Government IT
Ethernet drop are available at the installation point.
3.0 Contractor Tasks & Requirements
3.1 De-Installation & Removal
• Safely isolate, disconnect, and remove the existing QTPod M3000 console and mounting pedestal.
• Inspect existing conduit and field wiring connecting the pedestal to the mechanical dispenser to verify integrity for reuse.
• Lawfully remove debris / unit from Hanscom AFB and dispose of.
3.2 Equipment Furnishing & Installation
• Furnish and install one (1) new QTPod M4000 automated fuel management terminal.
• The replacement terminal must include:
• Heavy-duty, all-weather protective pedestal enclosure.
• Direct interface compatible with the existing single-hose mechanical dispenser.
• Integrated payment card reader, outdoor daylight-readable display, and numeric keypad whose gateway solution integrates with JPMorgan Chase Paymentech.
• Hardwired Ethernet interface configuration for base network connectivity.
• Securely mount the new pedestal to the existing concrete pad.
• Connect the terminal to existing electrical power and dispenser control wiring.
3.3 System Verification & Commissioning
• Perform complete electrical verification, startup diagnostics, and system testing.
• Verify dispenser pump authorization, transaction logging, receipt generation, and automatic emergency/authorized shutoff.
• Conduct live fuel test transactions in coordination with Hanscom Aero Club personnel to ensure full operational readiness.
4.0 Compliance, Cybersecurity, and Standards
Prior to final Government acceptance, the Contractor shall satisfy the following requirements:
• PCI-DSS Compliance: The terminal hardware and card processing components must hold current Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. The Contractor shall furnish an active Attestation of Compliance (AoC).
• Cybersecurity / Authority to Operate (ATO): The system must comply with Department of the Air Force IT and cybersecurity mandates. The Contractor shall provide all required technical specifications, hardware architecture details, and data flow diagrams required to support the Government's ATO package.
• Personnel Qualifications: Work on fueling dispensers and classified electrical areas must be performed by certified technicians experienced in aviation/commercial fuel management systems.
• Warranty: The Contractor shall provide a minimum one (1) year workmanship warranty covering installation and labor, in addition to standard manufacturer hardware warranties.
5.0 Government-Furnished Support & Base
Access
• Base Access: Hanscom AFB is a controlled-access installation. The Contractor shall submit security clearance, vehicle, and visitor pass requests to the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) at least ten (10) business days prior to site mobilization.
• Facility Support: Hanscom AFB IT will ensure active network drop/IP provisioning at the fuel terminal site prior to scheduled commissioning.
• Outage Coordination: Hanscom Aero Club will coordinate any temporary fueling service interruptions required during physical replacement.
6.0 Period of Performance & Deliverables
• Period of Performance: All work shall be delivered, installed, and accepted within 45 calendar days after award/Notice to Proceed (NTP).
• On-Site Installation Duration: Physical on-site changeout and commissioning shall not exceed two (2) consecutive business days once materials are on-site.
• Deliverables Schedule:
Deliverable Description Due Date
Manufacturer Data & Manuals
Product cut sheets, operating, and maintenance manuals
Prior to / at installation
PCI Attestation of Compliance (AoC)
Proof of active PCI compliance
With initial proposal or before mobilization
ATO Technical Package Architecture diagrams and technical data required for base IT approval
Within 10 days of award
Commissioning & Checkout Report
Signed verification showing successful end-to-end fueling test
At completion of on-site work
| STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) |
| 1.0 Scope & Objective |
| 2.0 Site Conditions & Existing Infrastructure |
| 3.0 Contractor Tasks & Requirements |
| 3.1 De-Installation & Removal |
| 3.2 Equipment Furnishing & Installation |
| 3.3 System Verification & Commissioning |
| 4.0 Compliance, Cybersecurity, and Standards |
| 5.0 Government-Furnished Support & Base Access |
| 6.0 Period of Performance & Deliverables |
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