Statement of Work for FLIR Systems.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

Procurement of Ruggedized Vehicle–Mounted FLIR Systems

Prepared for:

164th AW

Vehicle Maintenance

August 2026

Department of War | Statement of Work

Executive Summary The164th Airlift Wing Fire and Emergency Services requires the procurement and delivery of two distinct hardware elements to successfully modernize the thermal imaging capabilities on two separate emergency vehicles. The current legacy thermal imaging assets on the active tactical fire apparatus fleet are obsolete, unserviceable, and do not meet modern operational readiness standards. Procuring this specific G1–G2 turret-mounted integration kit and stabilized camera system will restore critical thermal tracking, high-definition visualization, and zero-visibility navigation capabilities to first-line emergency responders on these two apparatus.

1. Objectives & Scope

1.1 Objectives

• Acquire brand-new, factory-certified hardware configurations to support the immediate modernization of vehicle-mounted thermal camera systems across the fleet.

• Field the FLIR M332 / JCU4 camera system and the Oshkosh 5SK904 mounting/integration hardware permanently on two separate tactical fire and rescue apparatus.

• Provide crews with stabilized, high-resolution thermal imaging feeds during low-visibility navigation, search-and-rescue, and fire suppression operations.

1.2 Scope of Work

The contractor shall supply and deliver:

• One (1) complete Oshkosh Integration Kit (PN: 5SK904, THRML CAM RPLCMT,TUR

MTD,G1–G2)

• One (1) complete FLIR M332 Thermal Camera System with JCU4 Joystick Controller (PN:

732033)

The scope of this contract is strictly limited to hardware procurement and the delivery of associated technical documentation. All vehicle integration and physical installation will be performed by government personnel on the respective apparatus.

2. Procurement Requirements Item Description Part Number Qty Timeline

Oshkosh Defense Thermal Camera Replacement Kit, Turret Mounted, G1 to G2

5SK904 1 90 DACA

Item Description Part Number Qty Timeline

FLIR M332 Gyro-Stabilized Thermal Camera System with JCU4 Joystick Control Unit

732033 1 90 DACA

3. Task Areas

3.1 Specific Tasks

Task 3.1.1: Hardware Procurement (Oshkosh PN: 5SK904) The contractor shall supply one (1) complete Oshkosh Defense Integration Kit (Part Number:

5SK904, Description: THRML CAM RPLCMT,TUR MTD,G1–G2). The kit must be brand new, unissued, and sourced directly from the OEM or an authorized defense distributor.

Task 3.1.2: Hardware Procurement (FLIR M332 W/JCU4 – PN: 732033) The contractor shall supply one (1) complete FLIR M332 Thermal Camera System packaged with the JCU4 Premium Joystick Control Unit (Part Number: 732033). The kit must include the thermal sensor, joystick control pad, power-over-ethernet (PoE) injectors, and all standard interconnect cables.

Task 3.1.3: Quality Assurance and Calibration Verification Prior to shipment, the contractor shall verify that both units are free of physical or mechanical defects, and that the FLIR M332 (PN: 732033) has successfully completed standard factory calibration, software/firmware loading, and 2-axis gyro-stabilization alignment.

Task 3.1.4: Warranty and Technical Documentation Delivery The contractor shall provide standard manufacturer warranty cards (minimum 1-year coverage) and digital operator/installation manuals for both the Oshkosh 5SK904 components and the FLIR M332 W/JCU4 (PN: 732033) camera system.

4. Delivery & Performance

4.1 Deliverables & Timeline

All physical hardware kits, factory calibration certificates, and user/installation manuals shall be delivered within ninety (90) Days After Contract Award (DACA).

4.2 Delivery Location

Deliveries shall be made Free on Board (FOB) Destination to:

164th Airlift Wing 4593 Swinnea Rd. BLDG 2860 Memphis, TN 38118 ATTN: Chris Horton