Performance Work Statement

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Advanced Contract Initiative – Temporary Emergency Power C.1. General.
The Contractor shall, under this contract provide all labor, equipment, materials, supplies, etc., to support all USACE temporary emergency power activities prior to, during, and following a federal declared emergency in a state/territory/commonwealth/tribal nation.

C.2. Definitions.

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This section contains the basic Contractor requirements for three phases of work. These are Mission Readiness, Mission Mobilization, and Mission Execution Phases. Each phase of work has its own unique requirements, with the bulk of the work being performed under the Mission Execution Phase. The priority of the Mission Execution Phase will be the generator installation rate and real-time reporting of all phases of mission execution. While there are many aspects to the overall temporary emergency power (TEP) mission, the time to complete generator installs is of paramount importance to USACE, FEMA, and the impacted state/territory/commonwealth/tribal nation. Performance requirements are defined in later sections of this PWS.

The following terms, acronyms, abbreviations, and phrases used throughout this PWS and during mission execution are defined as follows.
249th Engineer Battalion, Prime Power (249th) – Headquartered at Fort Belvoir, VA and located at various places around the world, this battalion provides electrical services for the active-duty Army world-wide; a secondary function is disaster response. During disaster response, the 249th provides technical expertise and knowledge regarding the TEP mission. 249th Soldiers will be one of the options for conducting assessments of facilities, known as Pre-Installation Inspections (PIIs), and providing technical knowledge at the Joint Field Office (JFO) and staging area. The 249th may also serve in the role of conducting quality assurance (QA) for the Government when the Contractor conducts PIIs and to ensure generator installation is in accordance with the PWS requirements, among other quality assurance roles.

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Advanced Contract Initiative (ACI) – The process of having a contract in place prior to a disaster to permit quick and immediate response. This contract will be referred to as ACI after award.

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Advanced Echelon (ADVON) – A small team of five Contractor personnel, departing in advance, ahead of the main body of deploying personnel. The Incident Commander for the Contractor shall be one of the personnel included in the five Contractor personnel. It is also typical for a Safety and Health Official to be a part of the ADVON. The