The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) of government-owned pressure washers for the Exercise Support Division (ESD) at the Marine Corps Air Combat Center in Twenty-nine Palms, CA. The contractor is tasked with comprehensive management and labor to ensure the operational integrity of specified pressure washing equipment. An initial inspection must be conducted within 30 days post-contract award, followed by documentation of defects and necessary repairs to restore equipment to OEM standards. Maintenance must be carried out quarterly, adhering to OEM guidelines, with the contractor responsible for onsite repairs and managing logistics through the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). The response to service calls requires action within 48 business hours, with repairs completed typically within 25 business days. Estimates for corrective maintenance will be reviewed and approved by the COR before proceeding. Additionally, all parts and materials utilized must be new OEM standards or equivalents, with a warranty covering both parts and labor for 90 days post-acceptance. The document emphasizes coordination between the contractor and the COR for effective maintenance operations and enables the government to adjust equipment as necessary throughout the contract period. Overall, this PWS ensures the continuous operational readiness and efficiency of pressure washing equipment essential for military training activities.