PEDS Performance Work Statement Posting Ready

PLANS AND PROGRAMS ENGINEERING DESIGN SUPPORT (PEDS 2022)

For Communications Plans and Programs Support

PERFORMANCE-BASED WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

22 April 2022

Schriever Space Force Base

1. GENERAL INFORATION / DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.3 Engineering Services

1.4 Work Control

1.5 Quality Performance Program Requirements

1.9 Manpower Requirements

1.10 Transition Periods

1.11 Quality Control

1.12 Security Requirements

1.13 Contract Information Management

1.15 Environmental and Hazardous Material (HAZMAT)

1.15.1 Environmental Due Diligence

1.16 Safety

1.17 Adverse Weather Conditions

1.18 Government Provided Training

3.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES

3.4 Government Provided Equipment

3.9 Government Provided Services

4.0 APPENDICES

1. GENERAL INFORATION / DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.1. General Information Overview. This performance-work statement (PWS) describes on-site, embedded, engineering support for the 50th Communications Squadron (50 CS) at Schriever Space Force Base (SSFB), CO. 1.2 Description of Services. The purpose of this contract is to provide systems engineering, design, installation, testing (transport only), and documentation of secure/non-secure telephone, video, data, transport, and computer network systems for SSFB organizations, tenant units, and any off-site organization which requires connection to the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and Base Operational Support (BOS) point-of-presence (POP). 1.2.1 Engineering work includes physical and virtual surveys of communications pathways, both inside and outside plant, communication rooms, server farms, telecommunications hubs, uninterrupted power supplies, and electrical connections for BOS information technology (IT) servicing assets, and main communications distribution points on Schriever. Mission Systems require engineering support for any connection that leaves a MOD or connects to a DISA or 50 CS owned communications connection/distribution hub owned and controlled by the 50 CS. 1.2.2 Testing is only required to determine if 50 CS communications transport or systems equipment is functional and in good use or if it should be upgraded, replaced, or removed. All testing equipment, process, and procedures for testing will be Government Furnished. Engineering support shall provide new techniques, practices, procedures, including suggestions for enhanced testing equipment to the 50 CS. 1.2.3 Documentation includes current and future communications systems capturing all physical topologies and architecture within either or both the Phoenix Database and Cyberspace Infrastructure Planning System (CIPS) Visualization Component (CVC). The Phoenix Database is a Commercial-off-the-Shelf (COTS) product that is maintained and sustained under the Wing Information and Communications Support (WICS) contract. The Phoenix Database and CVC tool are repositories of Communications and Information System and Installation Records (CSIRs) used as a communications planning tool. Engineers will require to obtain access to both system via Phoenix request Memorandum and Department of Defense DoD Form 2875, System Authorization Access Request (SAAR) that will be provided by the Government.