The document outlines the Performance Work Statement (PWS) for a Music Director/Musician/Accompanist contract at McConnell Air Force Base, primarily for Protestant Worship Services. The contractor will be responsible for musical planning, directing, and accompaniment during services and rehearsals, collaborating with the Wing Chaplain. Key qualifications include a minimum of three years of relevant experience, proficiency in multiple instruments, and knowledge of Protestant worship traditions. The role includes leading rehearsals, coordinating music selections, and managing volunteer musicians. The contract period spans five years, from October 2025 to September 2030, including options for four additional years. The contractor must maintain professionalism, comply with security measures, and perform background checks. Responsibilities also encompass custodial duties for musical supplies and adapting to changes in service schedules. The adherence to guidelines and the structured approach outlined in this PWS underscores the importance of maintaining a high-quality worship experience within the Air Force community. This document is relevant within the context of government RFPs and grants, focusing on securing a specialized service for military personnel and their families.

The document outlines a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for a contract position as Music Director/Musician/Accompanist for the Protestant Worship Service at McConnell Air Force Base. The contractor is responsible for musical planning, directing, and leading rehearsals and services, working closely with the Wing Chaplain. Key qualifications required include at least three years of experience in Protestant worship music, proficiency in singing and playing instruments (piano and guitar), and a willingness to collaborate with diverse chapel staff and volunteers. The position includes specific duties such as conducting 52 worship performances, weekly rehearsals, and up to 12 special events, ensuring timely preparation and cleanup of the musical area. The contract runs from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2030, with standard worship services on Sundays and rehearsals typically on Thursdays. The contractor must provide a substitute in case of absence, complete a background check, and comply with security practices. The document is structured to clearly specify responsibilities, qualifications, working hours, and compliance measures, emphasizing the role's integration within the military chapel framework and its adherence to service standards and protocols.