W50S6S22Q0026 - Attachment 2 - Flameholder Statement of Work.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

FLAMEHOLDER INSPECTION & REPAIR

1. Repair, Inspection, and Certification: The contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, and material required to inspect and repair flameholder(s) (NSN 2840-01-326-4066, P/N 4075497) under this BPA and return them to the 162d MXG in serviceable condition in accordance with

Technical Order 2J-F100-46-5 and this Statement of Work. Note: All work will be accomplished at the vendor’s facility.

1.1. The Government will ship flameholder(s), at Government expense, to the contractor facility for inspection/repair. Flameholder(s) will be tagged with an AFTO Form 350, Repairable Item Processing Tag, and IAW TO 00-20-2.

1.2. Contractor Receiving Inspection: The contractor, upon receipt of flameholder(s) shall perform and document an initial receiving inspection (reference DAFI 21-101, Para

11.36.10.1.3.1.) and repair evaluation at no cost to the Government. A copy of the receiving inspection document will be emailed to the 162d Wing AFREP manager:

richard.moore.12@us.af.mil

1.3. If flameholder(s) is/are found to be worn beyond authorized repair limitations, the contractor shall email the Contracting Officer: benjamin.bray.4@us.af.mil and the 162d

Wing AFREP manager: richard.moore.12@us.af.mil to request further instructions.

1.4. Flameholder(s) will be cosmetically clean due to media blasting.

2. Following repair, the contractor shall test/inspect the item for cracks, cleanliness, weld inspections, jig alignment test to ensure no warping, and an overall visual for loose rivets, etc. (reference DAFI 21-101, Para 11.36.10.1.3.2).

2.1. If following repair flameholder(s) is/are not within limitations, the asset(s) may be re-worked at no additional cost to obtain serviceability. If unable to rework within serviceable criteria, the contractor shall return ship flameholder(s) to the 162d MXG at no cost to the Government for attempted repair and return shipping.

2.2. Upon satisfaction of serviceability, the contractor shall certify the repair was made IAW applicable technical data by attaching a DD Form 1574-1, or contractor equivalent document as a record of the repair and test results.

3. The 162d Wing, MXG shall accept or reject repaired flameholder(s) within 30 days after receipt of repaired asset and receipt of proper invoice.

4. If an adverse trend or high rate of failure develops, the 162d Wing MXG will generate a deficiency report IAW T.O. DD-00-35D-54 (AFREP manager has access). In response, the

Contractor shall provide the Government with a root cause analysis and corrective action on such failed warranty repaired parts.

mailto:richard.moore.12@us.af.mil mailto:benjamin.bray.4@us.af.mil mailto:richard.moore.12@us.af.mil

5. The Government will evaluate the contractor’s quality level by appointing a Contracting

Officer’s Representative (COR) to monitor quality level to ensure services are received. The

COR will evaluate the contractor’s quality level as outlined in the Delivery Summary in paragraph 7.1.

Delivery Summary

Deliverable Standard Acceptable Quality

Level (AQL)

Method Used

/ Frequency

Contractor repairs shall be conducted IAW Technical

Order 2J-F100-46-5

Para. 1 of SOW Must maintain 100% compliance

Periodic

Inspection/

Spot Checks/

Upon completion of repairs

A record of the repair and test results to be e-mailed to 162d

Wing AFREP Manager:

richard.moore.12@us.af.mil

Para. 4.1. of SOW Must maintain 100% compliance

END OF SOW