The document outlines the Design/Build Statement of Work (SOW) for the Repair of Substation 21 Utility Pole Foundation at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. The project's primary goal is to relocate and rebuild power lines, involving the installation of 34 wooden poles and associated structures over a distance of approximately 0.8 miles due to safety concerns related to erosion and instability of existing poles. The contractor must possess relevant experience and qualifications, including certifications for electrical engineers and cable splicers, to ensure compliance with various engineering standards and environmental regulations. The project includes phases such as design and engineering services, construction implementation, and safety measures to mitigate fire hazards during activities. Emphasis is placed on regulatory compliance with the National Electrical Safety Code, structural engineering guidelines, and environmental protection requirements. The contractor is also required to maintain open communication with the facility to minimize disruptions to ongoing operations. As part of the project closeout, the contractor must provide comprehensive documentation, including as-built drawings and Operation & Maintenance manuals, to ensure facility readiness. This SOW represents a structured approach to enhance critical infrastructure while ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.