SOW Raymond Disassembly.pdf
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- SFLC ICP RAYMOND LAYDOWN "BRAND NAME ONLY"
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This is a Statement of Work for the disassembly and decommissioning of a Raymond material handling equipment unit (Model SB-CSR30T, Serial Number SB-08-01368) by the USCG Surface Forces Logistics Center. The work involves specific disassembly tasks including separation of the main mast from the tractor body, placement of the mast in a vendor-provided cradle with appropriate blocking and bracing, removal of the battery, and placement of the disassembled tractor body and battery on separate pallets with securing materials. The contractor must supply two forklifts to complete the disassembly process and leave the work area clean and free of debris and fluids. The disassembly must occur after 5:00 pm to permit gasoline and diesel-powered equipment operation within the Inventory Control Point.
The work location is U.S. Coast Guard, 2401 Hawkins Point Road, Building 88A, Curtis Bay, Maryland 21226. The primary contracting point of contact is Thomas Sparr (COR) at Thomas.F.Sparr@uscg.mil or (510) 220-8081, with James Morehouse listed as a secondary contact. Invoices must be submitted to the Contracting COR by email no later than ten business days following the month of service, with payment to be made by government purchase card for services rendered.
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Statement of Work USCG Surface Forces Logistics Center
Raymond Disassembly
Manufacturer: Raymond 368
Model: SB-CSR30T
Serial Number: SB-08-01368
1. Raymond Disassembly: The decommissioning of Raymond SB-08-01368 requires disassembly for storage and transportation.
a. Disassembly of the main mast from the tractor body.
b. Disassembled mast to be placed in a vendor provided cradle, blocked and braced as needed to prevent movement during shipment.
c. Battery to be removed from tractor body.
d. Disassembled tractor body and battery to be placed on separate pallets with blocking and bracing to prevent movement.
e. Contractor to supply two (2) forklifts to complete the disassembly process.
f. Leave the working area clean and free of debris and fluids.
g. Disassembly to occur after 1700 (5:00 pm) to allow the use of gasoline/diesel powered equipment operation in the Inventory Control Point (ICP).
2. Equipment Location and USCG SFLC Points of Contact:
a) U.S. Coast Guard, 2401 Hawkins Point Road, BLDG 88A, Curtis Bay, Maryland, 21226
b) Point of Contacts:
o Primary/Contracting: Thomas Sparr (COR); Thomas.F.Sparr@uscg.mil
(510) 220-8081 o James Morehouse; James.T.Morehouse@uscg.mil
(302) 242-5178
3. INVOICES: Submit all invoices to the Contracting COR by email no later than ten (10) business days following the month of service.
a) Payments will be made by government purchased card for services rendered.
mailto:Thomas.F.Sparr@uscg.mil mailto:James.T.Morehouse@uscg.mil
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