B08 ATTACHMENT 002 FINAL Scope of Work, Potting M915 B Kit.pdf
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This document outlines requirements for a scope of work to produce transparent armor assemblies for military vehicle windows. The contractor will pot transparent armor materials into frames and assemble the finished products according to provided drawings. The transparent armor must meet specification ATPD 2352T and be accompanied by certification documents. The contractor will use their own tools and equipment to complete the work within 45 business days for an initial article submission. Production will then provide minimum monthly quantities of each assembly type from May 2020 through February 2021 for delivery to Rock Island Arsenal-Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center. The contractor must comply with all environmental laws and regulations and the government will provide frames and hardware while the contractor is responsible for shipping completed assemblies back to the customer.
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Scope of Work – M915 B Kit Dated: 12 August 2019 REV 1
Background:
The M915 B Kit is part of a transportation vehicle used by the US Army. There is a requirement to purchase and pot transparent armor into window frames. Transparent armor is a clear material that is designed and tested to provide protection against impact, ballistic and blast threats. Potting is a process of filling a gap between a frame and the transparent armor with a PR-1425CF class B sealant. Drawings 12558253, 12558111, 12558223 & 12558180 are provided and show the final assembled items.
General Contractor Requirements:
Rock Island Arsenal-Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center (RIA JMTC) will supply the frames and assembly hardware. Using the drawings as instructions (12558256, 12558198, 12558116), the contractor shall provide or produce the transparent armor and then will pot and completely assemble the transparent armor into the provided frames. The contractor will provide all tools and equipment to produce the final assemblies. The contractor will deliver as the final assembly.
Quality requirements:
Transparent armor shall be provided per spec ATPD 2352T All Certified Test Reports (CTR) and Certificate of Conformance (COC) are to be delivered with each shipment.
Transportation Requirements for the First article Test (FAT):
RIA-JMTC shall be responsible for shipping the frames and assembly hardware to the contractor for the final assembly. The contractor shall be responsible for shipping three each of the finished assemblies in the original shipping containers back to RIA-JMTC once the work is complete.
Transportation Requirements for production:
RIA-JMTC shall be responsible for shipping the frames and assembly hardware to the contractor for the final assembly. The contractor shall be responsible for shipping 248 of each assembly in the original shipping containers back to RIA-JMTC once the work is complete.
Environmental:
The contractor must follow all applicable environmental, local, state, and federal environmental laws/regulations.
Schedule:
The contractor has 45 business days to complete 3 each of the first article assemblies 12558253, 12558111-1, 12558111-2, 12558223 & 12558180 after the frames and hardware are received from RIA-JMTC. The 45 days includes return shipment to the Government at RIA-JMTC.
Production schedule:
The contractor will deliver at a minimum: 26 of 248 monthly of each assembly 12558253, 12558111-1, 12558111-2, 12558223 & 12558180 to RIA-JMTC beginning May 2020 thru February 2021. FOB: Destination
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