The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for contracting an Air Boss for the Thunder Over the Sound/Air & Space Expo at Keesler Air Force Base and Biloxi, MS, scheduled for November 1-2, 2025. The Air Boss will direct pre-show briefings, manage aircraft traffic, and coordinate with various agencies, ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Critical tasks include producing an Air Demonstration schedule, conducting safety briefings, and managing emergency procedures. The contractor must have extensive experience with large airshows and maintain good standing with the International Council of Air Shows. Required documentation includes personal liability insurance of $1 million. The government provides logistics such as lodging and transportation. Security protocols ensure safeguarding of government property, and employee verification is mandated. The contract includes confidentiality clauses protecting both parties from liability related to the event's execution. This document serves as a formal request for proposals, emphasizing the specialized nature of the Air Boss role to ensure a safe and successful airshow event.

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