Statement of Work _ UVIS 1.docx
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details the procurement of a Portable Under Vehicle Inspection System (UVIS) for the 20 Security Forces Squadron at Shaw AFB, South Carolina. The contract requires the delivery, installation, and maintenance of three comprehensive UVIS units with advanced security features, including license plate recognition (LPR), foreign object detection (FOD) sensors, and integrated inspection capabilities. The system components include an inspection ramp with automatic cameras, magnetic field sensors, a desktop computer with a touchscreen monitor, single image inspection software, and data storage for a year-long vehicle inspection database.
The contract covers delivery, installation, on-site technical training, and preventative maintenance for five years. The period of performance extends to September 30, 2025, with work to be conducted during standard business hours (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday), excluding recognized federal holidays. The contractor will be responsible for system delivery, full operational installation, technical training, maintenance, and warranty support. The solicitation number is FA480325Q0019 and is issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, targeting enhanced vehicle security and inspection capabilities.
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UFR #10 MSG/SFS - Portable Under Vehicle Inspection System
STATEMENT OF WORK
FOR
Portable Under Vehicle Inspection System
Prepared by
20 Security Forces Squadron
December 19, 2024
Section 1. Scope/Description of Work. The purpose of this contract is to procure, install, and maintain, 1 Lot which is comprised of (3 ea) comprehensive under vehicle inspection system (UVIS) for enhanced security and inspection capabilities. The system will be utilized for the detection of foreign objects and identification of vehicles through license plate recognition (LPR). The work includes the delivery, installation, training, and maintenance of the portable UVIS with License Plate Recognition (LPR) and Foreign Object Detection (FOD) Sensor Suite.
1.1. Specification of work/data requirements.
1.1.1. Inspection Ramp: Integrated with automatic LPR and wheel-well cameras.
1.1.2. Magnetic Field Sensor: Detects foreign objects attached to the vehicle via magnets.
1.1.3. Desktop Computer: Equipped with a touchscreen sunlight-readable monitor.
1.1.4. Single Image Inspection Software: Provides side-by-side undercarriage images of the vehicle from day to day to identify changes.
1.1.5. Data Storage: Builds a year-long database of vehicle inspections based on license plates.
1.1.6. Pelican Cases: For secure and portable storage of the system components.
1.1.7. Additional Accessories: Includes various cable extensions ((1 ea) LowCam cable extension w/ mil-spec connectors - 100 feet or equivalent), ((2 ea) LowCam VI110 Rubber Vault or equivalent).
Section 2. Commercial Warranty and Maintenance Options
2.1. The system includes a standard warranty as per the manufacturer's terms.
2.2. Preventative Maintenance Options:
2.2.1. Perform system maintenance 1x per year for 5 years. Includes field repair kit parts (part# LCFR110) or equal.
Section 3. Training Package
3.1. On-Site Technical Training: The contract includes the final termination/on-site technical UVIS training package to be conducted upon completion of the installation. This training will ensure that personnel are proficient in operating and maintaining the UVIS.
Section 4. Location of Work, Period of Performance
4.1. 20 Security Forces Squadron, Shaw AFB, SC.
4.2. POP: 30 September, 2025
Section 5: General Information
5.1. Contractor will be responsible for:
5.1.1. Delivery of the portable UVIS and all associated components to the specified location.
5.1.2. Perform the installation of the UVIS and ensure it is fully operational.
5.1.3. Provide on-site technical training for customer personnel upon completion of the installation.
5.1.4. Perform preventative maintenance as specified in the contract, including any multi-year commercial maintenance options
5.1.5 Provide timely warranty support and repairs as needed within standard warranty and any additional optional warranty years added to contract
5.2. Hours of Operations.
5.2.1. The contractor’s hours of operation will be from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday, excluding recognized holidays and base closures. Any work outside these hours must be pre-approved by the customer.
5.3. Recognized Holidays:
5.3.1. New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
5.4. Base Closure.
5.4.1. In the event of a base closure, the contractor will halt all work until the base is reopened. The period of performance will be adjusted to account for any delays caused by base closures.
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