Dover AFB - Corrosion Control Services

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for Aircraft Wash, Corrosion Control, and Miscellaneous Maintenance Services at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.

• Aircraft Wash Services: Includes various levels of cleaning for C-5 and C-17 aircraft, ranging from exterior washes to complete interior cleaning of different compartments (flight station, troop, cargo, underfloor, etc.). Specific services include pre-wash preparation, lubrication, clear water rinses, and specialized washes.

• Corrosion Control: Services related to corrosion control are mentioned, particularly in the context of Isochronal Inspection Wash and De-panel services.

• Miscellaneous Maintenance Services: This encompasses services such as aircraft towing, de-paneling, lubrication of flight control surfaces, component/equipment washing, and anti-skid removal/replacement.

• Emergency Services: The contractor must be prepared to provide immediate services for unforeseen occurrences requiring urgent action.

• Environmental Compliance: Adherence to all federal, state, and local environmental laws, regulations, and directives is mandatory, including hazardous materials management and waste disposal.

• Time Limits: Maximum allowable elapsed times are specified for each service.

• Cleanliness Standards: Surfaces must be deemed "clean" after satisfactory completion, with specific methods for inspection and determination.

• Quality Control: The contractor must implement a Quality Control Plan to identify, prevent, and ensure non-recurrence of defective services.

• Service Delivery Summary: Section 2 outlines performance objectives and thresholds for management, wash/cleaning services, emergency services, and environmental compliance.

• Services are to be performed at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.

• Wash operations may be required in Hangar 706 or an unsheltered wash rack, with potential for outside performance depending on hangar availability and weather.

• Personnel: Site manager requires extensive aircraft maintenance experience. All employees must meet security clearance requirements and undergo training.

• Government Furnished Items: The government will provide utilities, telephone/fax service, basic services (refuse, pest control, security, fire, emergency medical), initial training, AF Form 483/2293 for flightline driving, LAN access, aircraft tow equipment, AGE, and specific bench stocks for maintenance.

• Contractor Furnished Items: The contractor is responsible for providing all other necessary items and services, including approved military specification chemicals, cleaning compounds, and solvents.

• Mobilization/Transition: A two-week mobilization period is planned if the incumbent is not the awardee. The contractor must ensure an orderly transition of work.

• Hazardous Materials: Strict adherence to hazardous materials usage, tracking, storage, and reporting is required.