Attachment 1: Statement of Work

STATEMENT OF WORK

INL- CounterFTOs and Counternarcotics
0704850
IT Solution for the Mexican Navy - Naval Intelligence Unit

GENERAL

The U.S, department of State is supporting an on-going, long-term effort between the U.S. and Mexican Governments to detect, deter, prevent, and mitigate criminal activity in Mexico and its effects in both Mexico and the United States.

The overall objective of this contract is to provide the Secretariat of the Navy - Naval Intelligence Unit (MARINA-UIN) with an IT solution, including hardware and software, needed to conduct geospatial imaging and analysis to support ongoing operations.

SCOPE

The scope of work consists of procuring all the equipment, software and services listed in APPENDIX A: Technical Specifications of this Statement of Work (SOW). All goods must be new, arrive without damage and meet or exceed the salient characteristics as detailed. Refurbished, recycled or used items are not acceptable. Items outlined under APPENDIX A shall be brand name or equal.

DELIVERY DATE

Delivery of the hardware requested in this SOW is expected no later than 60 business days after the contract award. Installation services are also required. Installation must be completed within 30 business days after hardware is delivered and accepted at MARINA-UIN facilities.

DELIVERY ADDRESS

The Contractor is responsible for delivering all requested items in accordance with contract specifications to the following address:

MARINA-UIN

Eje 2 Oriente Heroica Escuela Naval Militar Núm. 861
Colonia Los Cipreses
Alcaldía Coyoacán C.P. 04830
Mexico City

GENERAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall describe the technical specifications of the proposed goods and include color photographs and technical specification sheets of the items.

Importation permits and licenses: The Contractor must be aware that if any item is purchased outside Mexico, INL Mexico will not be involved in the importation process at any time or under any circumstance. The Contractor must also note that INL Mexico will not provide anyone nor sign documents related to the importation process since INL Mexico is not authorized by the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs (Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores) to act as an importer of goods to be transferred to the Government of Mexico.

The Contractor is solely responsible for clearing customs in Mexico, paying importation taxes, and providing all required importation permits and paperwork in compliance with Mexican regulations. All shipping/export documentation and relevant permits/licenses, or any other documentation necessary for the importation of the goods to Mexico, must be submitted to INL Mexico as requested.