Scope of Work HUSK TA 16 May 2022.pdf
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Scope of Work – HUSK Transparent Armor Dated: 16 May 2022
Background:
The HUSK cab is part of a HET transportation vehicle used by the US Army. There is a requirement to manufacture frames and Transparent Armor (TA) then and pot the TA into the 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. The TA shall be produced in accordance with (IAW) TA Drawings:
12638671, 12638842, 12638870, 12638914, 12638881, 12638949, and 12638951.
General Contractor Requirements:
The contractor shall provide all materials, labor, tools, equipment, and supplies required to produce the TA and final assemblies. Using the drawings as instructions, the transparent armor shall be potted to interface with the frames. After potting, each assembly shall be completely assembled. The contractor shall deliver as the final assembly. The frames shall be painted green unless otherwise specified
Quality requirements:
TA shall be produced IAW Attachment 0002 - ATPD 2352T. All Certified Test Reports (CTR) and Certificate of Conformance (COC) are to be over packed with each shipment and delivered
IAW CDRL A001.
Transportation Requirements for the First article Test (FAT):
The contractor shall be responsible for shipping three each of the finished assemblies in their vendor-supplied shipping containers to RIA-JMTC once the assemblies are complete.
Transportation Requirements for production:
The contractor shall be responsible for shipping of each assembly in their vendor-supplied shipping containers to RIA-JMTC once the assemblies are complete.
Environmental:
The contractor must follow all applicable environmental, local, state, and federal environmental laws/regulations.
Schedule:
The contractor has 180 business days to complete the first article assemblies after the first order is placed. The 180 days includes shipment to the Government at RIA-JMTC.
Production schedule:
The contractor will deliver at a minimum: 88 of each assembly 12638671, and 44 of each assembly 12638842, and 12638870 to the Government at RIA-JMTC beginning 180 Days from FAT acceptance. FOB: Destination
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