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This performance work statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for contractor maintenance support of MV-22 aircraft at Marine Corps Air Station New River, NC. The contractor will perform organizational and intermediate-level maintenance, participate in various inspections, and provide training. The government will provide workspace, tools, and materials. The contractor must submit a monthly personnel roster report, a workforce contingency plan, quarterly program reviews, and a quality control plan. Personnel qualifications and certifications are detailed in attachments. The contract requires compliance with safety regulations and local policies. Travel outside a 50-mile radius of the base requires pre-approval. The contractor must obtain necessary access credentials. The government will provide liaison for squadron concerns and be responsible for quality assurance and collateral duty inspections. The contractor is responsible for administering leave and holidays for its employees.

The performance work statement (PWS) outlines requirements for aircraft maintenance, cleaning, and washing services for squadrons within Marine Aircraft Group MAG 26 and MAG 29 at Marine Corps Air Station New River, NC. The contractor must provide support during specific shift operations, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. All contractor personnel must possess and maintain qualifications on the maintenance, modification, and repair experience on the aircraft platforms. The site lead must have minimum experience and qualifications. The contractor must ensure accurate completion of all maintenance documentation, attend meetings, coordinate with the contract officers representative (COR) for work prioritization, and perform quality control inspections. The contractor must comply with all applicable instructions, manuals, and directives, including the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP). Within 24 hours of request, the contractor must provide training records, certifications, and licenses of employees to the COR. All contractor personnel must complete government-provided local training. The contractor must clearly identify contractor work areas, wear company identification clothing, and make non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) readily available. Personnel performing specific functions must be qualified to perform collateral duty inspector (CDI) or collateral duty quality assurance representative (CDQAR) within 90 days of contract award. The contractor must possess the ability to work independently and have the technical proficiency to qualify as CDI or CDQAR. All maintenance will be performed and inspected in accordance with the NAMP, maintenance requirement cards (MCRs), and applicable technical publications. The contractor must submit a monthly personnel roster report, a workforce contingency plan, program reviews (PMRs) quarterly, and a quality control plan within 30 calendar days of award. The contractor must report all contractor labor hours, including subcontractor labor hours, via a secure data collection site (eCMRA). Specific qualifications and certifications are required for various positions, as detailed in attachments.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) notice, not a solicitation for a formal Request for Quote (RFQ). The RFI is for market research purposes only, and the government will not pay for any costs associated with responding. Respondents must clearly identify any proprietary information. An associated RFQ has been released on the GSA eBuy platform (****). Responses must be submitted by completing the RFI MRA questionnaire, accessible via the links in the notice.