Performance Work Statement Redacted
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A PDF document (90 KB) attached to Crane Services, from the Department of the Navy. Due Nov 4, 2026, 11:00 AM (UTC-5).
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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
FOR
CRANE SERVICES
1. BACKGROUND.
has a recurring requirement for routine mobile cargo crane services. Delivery of this service supports the dive training and evaluation of more than 1,500 joint service students annually.
2. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE. The contractor shall provide mobile crane services with operator, certified rigger and weight handling equipment (WHE) capable of performing routine lift operations in support of
training requirements.
The Government requires crane lift requirements to support military diver training operations under this Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. Quantities are estimates for planning purposes only and do not guarantee minimum order volume beyond contract minimum. Task orders will be issued based on mission requirements and the availability of funding.
The government anticipates approximately:
Five (5) Minimum and 30 maximum Medium-capacity lifts annually
3. Performance Capability: The crane capability requirements identified in this section represent minimum operational capabilities. Specific lift requirements including load weight, operating radius, lift configuration, and location will be defined at the task order level. The Contractor shall be capable of provide mobile crane service following two capability categories. 1. Medium-Capacity Mobile Crane- The Contractor shall be capable of providing a mobile crane capable of:
a. Lifting a minimum of 20,000 pounds at 40-foot operating radius. b. Providing a minimum hook height of 15 feet at the required operating radius. c. Providing sufficient boom length and configuration to safely execute lifts at extended boom radii.
d. Performing 180-degree rotation.
e. Operating safely in pier-side and waterfront environments lifting equipment from the pier and placing it into the water submerged to a maximum depth of 20 feet and from the water (floating) to the pier.
f. Operating safely in pier-side and waterfront environments lifting equipment from the pier to a moored naval vessel and from the vessel to the pier. g. Qualified military divers will perform all equipment de-rigging operations below the waterline.
4. REQUIREMENTS. The contractor shall:
a. Demonstrate current verifiable experience in safe crane operations. b. Provide documentation and a certificate of compliance verifying that all cranes and weight handling equipment (WHE) meet OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC and applicable ANSI/ASME standard prior to entry onto Naval Support Activity Panama
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