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Viasat Pedestal Follow-on Project
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details a five-year indefinite delivery-infinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for pedestal maintenance and upgrades at the Atlantic Test Ranges (ATR) of the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD). The contract, planned to start October 1, 2025, covers technical support, hardware repair/replacement, obsolescence management, on-site maintenance, preventative maintenance, spare parts, and replacement pedestals for radar and antenna systems supporting various military platforms including F/A-18, F-35, V-22, and unmanned aircraft.

The contract includes specific line items for equipment such as pedestal/antenna control units (ACUs), servo amplifiers, servo motors, and antenna arrays, with support categorized into routine, expedited, and emergency levels. Technical support will be available during normal business hours, with on-site support potentially requiring a secret clearance. Repairs will be warranted for 12 months, and the government is conducting market research to determine competitive opportunities, with an initial intent to sole-source to Viasat, Inc. The procurement falls under NAICS code 811210 with a $34 million size standard, targeting small businesses for potential participation.

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Statement of Work Pedestal Maintenance & Upgrades DAiTA Group, Atlantic Test Ranges & Targets ATR, Aircraft Signature & Avionics Measurement (ASAM) Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division

SCOPE

A.Background
1) Atlantic Test Ranges (ATR), located on Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River, MD supports Naval Air Warfare Center’s Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) in conducting research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) testing as a Major Ranges & Test Facility Base (MRTFB) test installation. ATR is one of a handful of facilities and ranges regarded as national assets operated and maintained primarily for DoD RDT&E missions. MRTFB ranges and facilities provide unique assets to ensure proper RDT&E support for U.S. military weapon systems developers for, but not limited to: F/A-18(A-G), P-8A, V-22, F-35B/C, F-22, C-130, KC-130, AH-1, UH-1, MQ-1, MQ-4, MQ-8, MQ-9 and various weapons or unmanned platforms for the Navy and other Department of Defense (DoD) Agencies (Air Force, Army, etc.). Range instrumentation and display systems deliver decision-quality data to customers and mission control, as well as, Bay Watch traffic advisory services for the Patuxent River Special-Use Airspace. Over the past few years, ATR completed an upgrade of several radar pedestals. A contract is required for the maintenance of existing pedestals, purchase of new pedestals and upgrades, and for an acquisition channel to purchase spares or repairs in minimum time when time is a critical element.
B.Intent
1) This statement of work (SOW) is for a five (5) year indefinite delivery-infinite quantity (IDIQ) contract, consisting of one (1) base year and four (4) option years, to support the maintenance, services, and acquisition for pedestal improvement and maintenance. This encompasses several aspects: technical support, non-warranty hardware repair or replacement, obsolescence management, on-site maintenance, preventative maintenance, spare parts, and replacement pedestals. The SOW’s intent is to describe the services, labor categories, new equipment and spares required. The planned start date is October 1, 2025 with the final option year ending on (or around) September 30, 2030.

C. Responsibilities

1) Contractor The contractor shall provide maintenance and support services, in addition to, hardware, spares, and additional systems. Section 3 describes, in detail, what the contractor shall do. The contractor shall not start work prior to the administration of the contract, shall not make assumptions without contacting the contracting officer (KO) or contracting officer representative (COR, if a COR is assigned) directly for clarification, or shall not deviate from the contract without express permission from the KO. If any changes to the base contract (original award purchase order), a modification must take place before any services, repairs, or delivery of hardware. The contractor shall be responsible for any weekly or monthly reports, be prepared to submit data calls, and cooperate with the government in performance reviews and audits as required.

2) Government The government will be responsible for the request package, conducting industry days, market research, source-selection, award, administering, managing, and closing out the contract. Except for the KO, no other person may change the scope, quantity, or the ceiling (funding) amount listed in the latest version of the contract. The government is responsible for monitoring the contract and notifying the contractor of their performance throughout the life of the contract.

1. Off-Site Technical Support (CLIN 0001) Evaluation and repair of antenna pedestal, antenna control unit(s) (ACU), and/or lowest repairable unit (LRU). When required by delivery order, the contractor shall provide evaluation and/or repair services to the components and/or subsystems that are not covered by the minimum commercial standard warranty. The process for warranty/non-warranty repairs shall be as follows:

1.1. When evaluation for warranty/non-warranty equipment are required, the contractor shall provide a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number to the contracting officer representative (COR) before shipment of unit(s) to the contractor for repair. RMA Support: 0800 to 1700 EST normal business hours, call 1-678-924-2807 Option #2, or email ViaAssistRMA@viasat.com.

1.2. Upon receipt of items for evaluation, the contractor shall perform teardown/analysis, and subsequently provide a repair price proposal to the COR/TPOC. This proposal shall contain the results of the analysis, the plan to repair the unit, parts and labor required, and estimated timeframe of when the equipment will be repaired and shipped. Price of the evaluation will be included in the repair costs. The contractor shall give full disclosure of loss functionality or obsolescent parts and determine if equipment is beyond economical repair (BER).

1.3. The government end user will perform a technical evaluation of the proposal (and any subsequent clarification data provided by the contractor) in coordination with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for the contract, and will either approve or disapprove the repair and notify the KO and the contractor if the government is going to proceed with repair, or return the equipment to the government facility without repair.

1.4. After the repair, the contractor shall provide a repair disposition report that explains the failure mode/deficiency and describes the remedy used in the repair.

1.5. All repairs shall be under warranty for a period of twelve (12) months after the Government’s receipt of the repaired unit(s).

1.6. Technical Support: 0800 to 1700 EST normal business hours, call 1-678-924-2807 Option #1, or email ViaAssist@viasat.com.

2. On-Site Technical Support Corrective & Maintenance (CLIN 0002)

2.1. The tiered support is broken down into three different levels of support: Routine (R), Expedited (Ex), and Emergency (Em). See 15.2 Labor Category Definitions.

2.2. The term man-week will be used to average a week's pay, but the final amount of work required will determined by the actual time the contractor is on site and/or consultation between the contractor and ATR TPOC. Each man-week is an average of 5 days, 8 hours per day, or 40 hours per week Monday through Friday, except Federal Holidays.

2.3. Travel will be on each applicable delivery order (CLIN 0003)

2.4. The on-site support will be on a DoD facility, the contractor may be required to provide field service personnel who have a minimum of a secret clearance. Security requirements for on-site support will be specified on each applicable delivery order.

2.5. When evaluation for non-warranty repairs are required by delivery order, the contractor shall provide a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number to the TPOC before shipment of unit(s) to the contractor for repair.

2.6. The TPOC will perform a technical evaluation of the proposal (and any subsequent clarification data provided by the contractor) in coordination with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for the contract, and will either approve or disapprove the repair and notify the KO and the contractor if the government is going to proceed with repair, or return the equipment to the government facility without repair.

2.7. After the repair, the contractor shall provide a repair disposition report that explains the failure mode/deficiency and describes the remedy used in the repair.

2.8. All repairs shall be under warranty for a period of 12 months after the Government’s receipt of the repaired unit(s).

3. Travel and Per Diem Expenses (CLIN 0003)

4. 3414/4100+ Pedestal/ACU (CLIN 0004) PN: 1280851, Pedestal/ACU for Pax River with side arm mounted enclosure capability

5. 3414/4100+ Slave Servo Amplifier (CLIN 0005) PN: 1171121

6. 4100+ Antenna Control Unit (CLIN 0006) PN: 1320262

7. 3414/4100+ Servo Motor (CLIN 0007) PN: 1205719

8. 3308/4100+ Servo Motor (CLIN 0008) PN: 1271851

9. 60MHz Antenna Array, 12.2M, with 3440/4100 Pedestal/ACU (CLIN 0009)

PN: 1351193

10. General Information

10.1. Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRLs) List

10.1.1. Documentation requirements for this contract are included in Exhibit A, CDRLs

10.2. Labor Category Definitions

http://www.paxpartnership.org/docs/SLC%20Guide%20Ver%201.2%20March%202018.pdf

10.2.1. Senior Engineer – Research, design, develop, test, supervise the manufacturing and installation of electrical equipment, components, or systems for commercial, industrial, military, or scientific. Analyze user needs and develop software solutions, applying principles and techniques of computer science, engineering, and mathematical analysis. Update software or enhance existing software capabilities. (BLS SOC No. 17-2071 & 15-1252)

10.2.2. Engineer - Research, design, develop, test, supervise the manufacturing and installation of electrical equipment, components, or systems for commercial, industrial, military, or scientific. Analyze user needs and develop software solutions, applying principles and techniques of computer science, engineering, and mathematical analysis. Update software or enhance existing software capabilities. (BLS SOC No. 17-2071 & 15-1252)

10.2.3. Technician - Apply electrical and electronic theory and related knowledge, usually under the direction of engineering staff, to design, build, repair, adjust, and modify electrical components, circuitry, controls, and machinery for subsequent evaluation and use by engineering staff in making engineering design decisions. (BLS SOC No. 17-3023)

10.3. Types of Support

10.3.1. Routine - One month or less turnaround – Examples include: mission support, scheduled maintenance, and training.

10.3.2. Expedite - Does not required immediate action (two weeks or less) - Examples include: degraded performance.

10.3.3. Emergency - Requires immediate action (two days or less) - examples includes: system is inoperable.

10.4. Types of Issues

10.4.1. Urgent - System cannot perform the required mission

10.4.2. High - Some mission functions cannot be provided

10.4.3. Medium - Work around in-place that supports mission

10.4.4. Low - Annoyance failure or error

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