This document outlines the Performance-Based Work Statement (PWS) for Mechanical Draftsman Engineering Data Sustainment Support to the U.S. Air Force's 309 Missile Maintenance Support Group. The primary objective is to contract a Mechanical Draftsman to manage the development and maintenance of Technical Data Packages (TDP) for Locally Manufactured Tools at Hill Air Force Base. The scope includes creating Model-Based Technical Data Packages, reviewing and revising existing models, and ensuring compliance with military standards.
Key responsibilities include 3D modeling, project coordination with engineers, and adherence to guidelines from American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and various military specifications. The document details personnel qualifications required for the role, including proficiency in SolidWorks and drafting standards adherence.
Additionally, it encompasses contractual obligations regarding safety requirements, quality control, reporting deliverables, and adherence to security protocols at the base. The summarization reveals the meticulous structure expected from the contractor in fulfilling aviation-related data management tasks while ensuring compliance with federal protocols and optimizing efficient service delivery to the government.
The USAF's 309th Missile Maintenance Group is seeking Mechanical Draftsman Engineering Data Sustainment Support, with an emphasis on soliciting small businesses for this contract. The Sources Sought Notice clarifies that the requirement is a preliminary inquiry and not a formal RFP. Interested small businesses are encouraged to express their capabilities to support a local small business set-aside, contingent upon receiving sufficient positive responses. Key points include the necessity for the contractor to produce Technical Data Packages for Locally Manufactured Tools and manage associated tasks as per the Performance Work Statement. Respondents must provide firm identification details, previous experience, and insights on commercial availability and pricing. Additionally, feedback on structuring the contract requirements to enhance competition among small businesses is solicited. The document aims to gather information for planning purposes and does not signify the U.S. Government's commitment to awarding a contract. Interested parties are instructed to monitor the Government’s Point of Entry for updates, while also providing specified reference information in their responses.