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This Statement of Work (SOW) details on-site repair, refurbishment, and maintenance training for four AMF telemanipulators located in the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) 4475 Hot Cell Laboratory. The contractor is required to perform comprehensive services including disassembling and inspecting telemanipulator arms, replacing stainless steel tape spools with OEM parts (Part Number: CRL-96026-1000), tuning manipulator performance, diagnosing and resolving mechanical issues, and conducting hands-on training for facility technicians. The work will be completed over a ten business day period, with the contractor responsible for travel, lodging, and meal expenses.
Specific deliverables include fully refurbished and operational AMF telemanipulators, two new stainless steel tape spools, a maintenance and service report with future recommendations, and documentation of completed technician training. The SOW emphasizes technical requirements such as cable tensioning, alignment, control responsiveness, and training on basic maintenance procedures, troubleshooting techniques, and best practices for extending manipulator lifespan. The facility will provide access to manipulator hot cells, a facility escort, technical point of contact, and standard tools or lifting equipment as available on-site.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
Title: On-Site Repair, Refurbishment, and Maintenance Training for AMF Telemanipulators
1. Objective The objective of this work is to perform on-site repair, refurbishment, and preventative maintenance of four (4) AMF telemanipulators currently installed in the NASA MSFC 4475 Hot Cell Laboratory. This includes the replacement of stainless steel tape spools, mechanical tuning, and troubleshooting of operational issues. In addition, the contractor shall provide hands-on training to facility technicians on proper maintenance and operational adjustments. No radiation contamination or radiation emitting devices are presently in this facility.
2. Scope of Work The Contractor shall:
Travel to MSFC to perform in-person service.
Disassemble, inspect, and refurbish four (4) AMF telemanipulator arms.
Replace stainless steel tape spools with OEM parts (Part Number: CRL-96026-1000 or equivalent).
Tune and adjust manipulator performance, including cable tensioning, alignment, and control responsiveness.
Diagnose and resolve any mechanical or operational issues affecting manipulator range, precision, or reliability.
Provide operational testing and verification upon completion of repairs.
Conduct on-site, hands-on training for up facility personnel. Training should include:
o Basic maintenance procedures o Troubleshooting techniques o Best practices for extending manipulator lifespan
3. Deliverables
Fully refurbished and operational AMF telemanipulators
Two (2) new stainless steel tape spools installed
Maintenance and service report summarizing work performed and future recommendations
Completion of technician training with summary documentation
4. Period of Performance The services shall be performed over a ten (10) business day period, to be scheduled in coordination with facility availability.
5. Government-Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Access
Access to the manipulator hot cells and supporting infrastructure
Facility escort and technical point of contact
Standard tools or lifting equipment (as available on-site)
6. Travel and Logistics
The Contractor is responsible for coordinating and covering costs associated with travel, lodging, and meals.
Any extended layovers or weekend stays required for efficient scheduling must be approved in advance.
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