A 02 Amendment Statement Of Work - OCIE Lockers and Caging.docx

Statement of Work: Storage Solutions & Security Caging

1.0 General Requirements: This Statement of Work (SOW) outlines a hybrid requirement for the Minnesota Army National Guard facility in Rosemount, MN.

· Part A: The purchase and delivery of bulk storage lockers (Assembly and installation by the Government).

· Part B: The full-service furnishing and installation of wire mesh security caging, to include a post-award site visit for final measurements and custom on-site fabrication/cutting (Assembly and installation by the Contractor).

The contractor shall provide all materials, labor, and equipment required to meet the distinct specifications for each part as detailed herein.

2.0 Scope of Work: Bulk Storage Lockers (Delivery Only): The contractor shall furnish and deliver 164 double-tier bulk storage lockers.

· 2.1 Delivery Requirement: The contractor shall deliver the lockers FOB Destination. The Government will be responsible for all assembly, installation, and disposal of packaging materials for the lockers. All 164 lockers must be fabricated and delivered as independent, fully enclosed 'starter' units (each containing individual left and right-side panels)."

· 2.2 Quantity: 164 lockers

· 2.3 Delivery Address: HHC 134 ABCT, 13865 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068

· 2.4 Dimensions: Each locker unit shall be 36” Width x 36” Depth x 90” Height.

· 2.5 Construction & Features:

· Each unit shall be fully enclosed with a top, bottom, and back panel.

· The unit must be divided into two separate, vertically stacked compartments (double-tier).

· Each compartment must have its own hinged, lockable door equipped with a hasp suitable for securing with a padlock.

· The internal shelf must support a minimum distributed load of 150 pounds.

· All door hinges must be heavy-duty and suitable for frequent use.

· Sides and doors shall be constructed from flattened, expanded steel mesh (0.5" to 1.5" openings).

· All steel components must be 13-gauge steel or thicker.

· All surfaces shall have a durable, corrosion-resistant powder-coat paint finish.

3.0 Scope of Work: Wire Mesh Security Caging (Furnish and Install): The contractor shall provide a complete, turn-key installation of wire mesh security caging.

· 3.1 Post-Award Site Verification: The dimensions provided in Section 3.4 and Attachment 1 represent the approximate requirements for bidding purposes. The winning contractor is required to conduct a mandatory post-award, pre-fabrication site visit to perform final field measurements before beginning manufacturing.

· 3.2 On-Site Custom Fabrication: The contractor shall be responsible for performing all necessary on-site custom cutting and fitting of cage panels to accommodate existing building obstructions, including but not limited to overhead pipes, conduits, and structural irregularities.

· 3.3 General Specifications:

· Mesh: 10-gauge woven wire with a 2” x 1” rectangular opening, or an acceptable equivalent 10-gauge wire mesh woven into a 1 ½” x 1 ½” diamond pattern.

· Panel Frames: 1.25” x 1.25” x 0.125” steel angle, with mesh securely welded.

· Support Posts: 2” x 2” 14-gauge square steel tubing with a base plate for floor anchoring.

· Hardware: All necessary connection and anchoring hardware shall be provided and installed by the contractor.

· Finish: Prime coat of gray alkyd enamel.

· 3.4 Room-Specific Requirements:

· (Note: The following configurations correspond to the layouts provided in Attachment 1).

· Room 120D: (3) Cages, each approx. 10’ wide x 10’ deep, with one 48” sliding door each.

· Room 120A: (2) Cages, each approx. 7’ wide x 20’ deep, with one 48” outswing hinged door each.

· Room 120C: (4) Cages, each approx. 7’ wide x 14.5’ deep, with one 36” sliding barn-style door each.

· Room 142: (2) Partitions/Walls, each approx. 15’7” long x 10’7” high, with one 48” sliding barn-style door each.

· Room 133a: (2) Partitions/Walls, each approx. 9’ long x 10’6” high. Each requires one 48” wide inswing hinged door. (1) Partition/Wall, approx. 18’ long x 10’6” high (no door).

· Room 133b: (3) Cages, each approx. 7’4” wide x 11’6” deep x 10’6” high, with one 36” sliding barn-style door each.

· Room 140: (2) Partitions/Walls, each approx. 16’ long x 11’ high, designed to brace against ceiling/truss supports for stabilization. (2) Panels, each approx. 6’ wide x 8’ high, with one 48” x 7’ high inswing hinged door each.

4.0 Period of Performance and Working Hours

· 4.1 Schedule: All locker deliveries and caging installations shall be completed within 90 Days After Receipt of Order (ARO).

· 4.2 Working Hours: All on-site work (deliveries, site visits, and caging installation) shall be conducted Monday through Friday, between 0800 and 1600, excluding Federal Holidays, unless authorized by the POC.

5.0 Site Clean-up (Caging Installation)

· The contractor shall keep the installation areas free from the accumulation of waste. Upon completion of the caging installation, the contractor shall remove all trash, packaging, metal scrap, and debris generated by their work. Government dumpsters shall not be used.

6.0 Security and Base Access

· The contractor shall comply with all installation security policies and coordinate with the Government POC at least 48 hours prior to any site visit, delivery, or start of work.

7.0 Inspection and Acceptance

· The Government will inspect the delivered lockers for damage and quantity.

· For the caging, the COR will conduct a final walkthrough to verify that the installation meets all specifications, is structurally sound, and that all areas have been cleaned.

8.0 Warranty

· The contractor shall provide their standard commercial warranty for all materials, hardware, and workmanship on the installed caging. A standard material warranty is required for the lockers.

9.0 Attachment 1: WPUFFF_20260520_SOW-CAGING ATTCH 1.pdf