AIT SOW Section C (Draft SOW) For Industry Day Distro-Final.pdf
Posted: May 25, 2023
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statement of work (SOW) for Alteration Installation Team (AIT) services required by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division, Combatant Craft Division (NSWCCD). The scope of work includes providing engineering and technical support for watercraft classes for the Department of Defense and other government entities. The contract involves modernization services/installation, program management, planning, logistics/material procurement, prototyping, repair, and alteration installation in various industrial support areas. The AIT is responsible for installing modernization packages on Navy boats and combatant craft at military installations both inside and outside the continental United States.
The document specifies locations where the contractor will perform work, including:
- Mid-Atlantic US
- Southwest US
- Northeast US
- Gulf Coast US
- Northwest US
- OCONUS locations such as Bahrain, Japan, Italy, and others.
It lists applicable standards and specifications that control individual tasks to be followed by the contractor. Requirements include program management tasks like hosting a post-award conference (PAC), conducting quarterly program management review (PMR) meetings, addressing project reviews, issue identification, progress status, and adhering to specific standards and regulations throughout the contract period. The contractor is expected to comply with the latest versions of the identified standards and obtain necessary approvals for any amendments or revisions post-award.
The document specifies locations where the contractor will perform work, including:
- Mid-Atlantic US
- Southwest US
- Northeast US
- Gulf Coast US
- Northwest US
- OCONUS locations such as Bahrain, Japan, Italy, and others.
It lists applicable standards and specifications that control individual tasks to be followed by the contractor. Requirements include program management tasks like hosting a post-award conference (PAC), conducting quarterly program management review (PMR) meetings, addressing project reviews, issue identification, progress status, and adhering to specific standards and regulations throughout the contract period. The contractor is expected to comply with the latest versions of the identified standards and obtain necessary approvals for any amendments or revisions post-award.
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