Attachment_0002_-_QASP_(24_Jun_2019).pdf
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Control No. RS00299-19
Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan
Uninstallation, Packing, Loading and Transportation from Chicago, IL to Redstone Arsenal, AL, Building 5405, and Unpacking and Re-installation of DMG MORI Lasertec 4300 Machine in Bldg
1. Description:
The Weapons Development and Integration Directorate (WDI) requests the sole source service Contract to uninstall, pack for transport, deliver, unpack and reinstall the DMG MORI Lasertec 4300 Machine from the DMG MORI ASI Facility in Chicago, IL to Building 5405, Redstone Arsenal, AL.
2. Purchase Requirements:
The contractor shall perform the following services:
• Uninstallation, Packing, Loading, and Transportation of Lasertec 4300 machine from Chicago, IL Facility to Redstone Arsenal, AL
• Unpacking and Re-Installation (by ASI and Japanese Engineers) of Lasertec 430 in Building 5405 in Redstone Arsenal, AL. Prior to the Unpacking and Re-Installation, the Government will provide oversight to a third party vendor for the services of unloading and setting the machine in Building 5405.
• Certification that the Lasertec 4300 machine meets the Manufacturer’s performance specifications following Re-Installation services.
3. Method of Surveillance:
Unpacking and re-installation will be monitored by the government technical POC to ensure the DMG MORI Lasertec 4300 is installed properly. Proper installation of equipment will be verified through a 100% inspection upon all services and validation that performance meets manufacture’s specifications.
4. Performance Metrics:
Performance metrics are met when the government POC validates that the DMG MORI Lasertec 4300 meets DMG MORI performance specifications.
5. Acceptable Quality Level:
The current hardware and software should be 100% operable upon the service completion date of the service contract.
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