The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines a non-personnel services contract for secure destruction of unclassified documents and electronic media at the Irwin Army Community Hospital in Fort Riley, Kansas. The contractor is responsible for all materials, personnel, and equipment necessary for document and media destruction, ensuring compliance with security and health standards. The contract includes a six-month base period with three optional one-year extensions. Key components of the contract include quality control, hourly operation guidelines, and adherence to federal holidays, emphasizing the contractor's accountability for performance and security. The contractor must develop a Quality Control Plan to monitor service delivery and implement corrective actions as needed. The PWS details specific tasks, including regular pickups of documents on a set schedule, and emphasizes contractor responsibilities for personnel identification and safety measures, particularly in public health emergencies. The contractor is also required to report labor hours and maintain facility clearance without government oversight. Systems for ensuring security of government property and employee conduct in relation to health and safety regulations are explicitly stated, highlighting the importance of compliance within military procurement frameworks.