Statement of Work - Power Divider Repair - AF06L00345_v3_20260112.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details the repair of a power divider unit on a 2006 Oshkosh P-19 1500-gallon Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Vehicle (Asset Number AF06L00345) owned by 628 LRS. The primary project objective is to restore the vehicle to full operational status through comprehensive repair actions, including diagnostic assessment, component removal, repair or replacement of faulty parts, and system reinstallation and verification.
Key requirements include completing the repair within 30 calendar days of vehicle delivery, complying with security protocols at JB Charleston, and following industry-standard repair practices consistent with manufacturer specifications. The contractor must provide all necessary personnel, tools, equipment, and labor, and will be responsible for any damage caused during maintenance. The SOW allows for work by any retailer in the continental U.S., with the government arranging vehicle transport, and requires the contractor to offer a warranty consistent with standard commercial practice.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
Project Name: Power Divider repair on AF06L00345, a 2006 model Oshkosh P-19 1500-gallon Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Vehicle
Owner: 628 LRS
Date: 11 December 2025
1. INTRODUCTION
This requirement is for the repair of the malfunctioning power divider unit on AF06L00345, a 2006 Oshkosh P-19 1500-gallon Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Vehicle. The repair shall be completed using industry-standard repair practices in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and this Statement of Work (SOW).
2. PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND GOALS
The primary objective of this project is to restore the specified vehicle to full operational status by repairing its power divider unit, and ensuring the asset is mission-ready and safe for operation. Any damage caused by the contractor due to maintenance actions will be the responsibility of the vendor.
No other repairs will be made without the approval of the 628 LRS Vehicle Management Flight. The contractor shall contact the manufacturer or other authorized service provider for any commercial maintenance manuals, specifications, parts lists, or technical assistance required for task.
3. SCOPE OF WORK
The Contractor shall provide all management, personnel, tools, equipment, supplies, materials, and labor necessary to remove, repair, and reinstall the power divider unit of the asset in accordance with this SOW.
Key Tasks:
• 3.1: Perform initial diagnostic assessment to confirm the failure of the power divider unit.
• 3.2: Remove all body components required to access the power divider unit, as applicable.
• 3.3: Remove drivetrain components as necessary to facilitate repair actions.
• 3.4: Perform repairs/replacement to any faulty unit components (clutches, couplers, gaskets, etc.).
• 3.5: Reinstall the power divider unit into the chassis.
• 3.6: Reinstall any previously removed body and driveline components.
• 3.7: Operate, performance check and verify the satisfactory function of the power divider and related systems.
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES
GENERAL INFORMATION
Security Requirements. The contractor shall comply with all security requirements identified by Security Forces at the contractor access point of JB Charleston to be escorted to the asset location.
Delivery. The 628 LRS will be responsible for arranging transport of the vehicle to contractor for maintenance and the return of the asset to JB Charleston, unless cost of vendor transport is comparable.
Warranty. Contractor shall offer the Government a warranty consistent with standard commercial practice.
Place of Performance. All work performed in accordance with this SOW shall not be limited to mileage;
SOW is open to any retailer in the continental U.S.
Period of Performance. The contractor shall complete the repair/refurbishment of the equipment within 30 calendar days after the truck is delivered by the government to the contractor's facility.
| 1. INTRODUCTION |
| 2. PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND GOALS |
| 3. SCOPE OF WORK |
| GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES |
| GENERAL INFORMATION |
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