This Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for maintenance and movement of the Isochronal (ISO) Stand System at the 436th Maintenance Squadron (MXS), Dover Air Force Base (AFB). The contractor will provide all necessary management, tools, supplies, equipment, and labor for preventative maintenance, unscheduled repairs, and emergency services for the Kern Steel Fabrication, Inc. ISO Stand System. Services include semi-annual and annual inspections, special inspections, hydraulic unit testing, elevator certification, and conditional reporting. The PWS details procedures for unscheduled and emergency maintenance, including response times and penalties. Additionally, the contractor will assist with the movement and placement of the stand system to a new location on Dover AFB, including electrical and air system hook-up and a post-movement function check with a C-5M aircraft. The document also covers guarantees/warranties, hazardous material disposal, storage, general information, security requirements (personnel, facility, information, antiterrorism), special qualifications, records management, contractor badge policies, installation access, flightline driving, and waste removal. The services are deemed essential during a crisis, requiring the contractor to ensure continuity of operations.

The Dover Air Force Base Antiterrorism Office has issued a pamphlet, "Antiterrorism Awareness for Contractors," to integrate contractors into the Global War on Terrorism efforts. Contractors are considered "Force Multipliers" and are expected to report suspicious activities to maintain security vigilance. The pamphlet defines terrorism and outlines various types of potential victims (by association, location, or opportunity). It details what constitutes suspicious activity, including surveillance, elicitation, tests of security, acquiring supplies, suspicious persons out of place, dry runs, deploying assets, and terrorism financing. Contractors are instructed to report such activities to the 436th Security Forces Squadron at (302) 677-6666, providing their name, company, accurate location, and a callback number, and to remain on-site until contacted. The document also explains Force Protection Conditions (FPCON) ranging from Normal to Delta, with examples of protective measures such as vehicle inspections, gate guards, and ID checks. FPCON Normal indicates a routine security posture with a general global threat, while FPCON Alpha suggests a general threat of unpredictable terrorist activity, leading to random vehicle checks and increased crime prevention efforts.

The Department of the Air Force's Antiterrorism Guide for Contractors (18Apr24) outlines essential antiterrorism (AT) requirements for contractors and subcontractors operating at Dover Air Force Base (DAFB). This guide emphasizes the critical role of contractors in protecting personnel, installations, and resources from terrorist acts, aligning with DoD and DFARS standards. Key requirements include providing personnel with DAFB's AT Program information, strictly controlling personnel and vehicles to prevent aiding terrorists, and completing mandatory AT Awareness Level I training through specified online platforms (MyLearning for CAC holders or JKO for non-CAC holders). The guide also details suspicious activity reporting procedures, providing specific contact numbers for both on-base (436th Security Forces Squadron, OSI) and off-base (state police, FBI) incidents, along with the