The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for a non-personal service contract for the installation of standby generators at the Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) to support mission readiness. The project involves the design and installation of a 3 Megawatt natural gas generator system, capable of operating independently in "island mode" during power outages, while integrating with renewable resources. Key tasks include providing all necessary personnel, equipment, and adhering to quality standards. A Quality Control Plan must be developed to monitor service compliance, and an organizational structure for quality management is required. The contractor must also coordinate environmental considerations with TEAD and comply with training requirements, including anti-terrorism and operational security training. Performance objectives necessitate 100% compliance with standards across installations, with outputs overseen by the Government through a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan. The contractor is responsible for reporting service hours and must ensure strict adherence to safety and security protocols. This contract underscores the importance of preparedness and sustainability in military operations, aiming for energy resilience through the integration of advanced generator systems into existing infrastructure.