U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command, Acquisition Center (AMSTA-AQ-DE), Warren, MI 48397-5000

B -- HYBRID ELECTRIC HMMWV TRANSPORTABILITY STUDY SOL DAAE07-00-Q-S099 POC Amy Zappitell (810) 574-6232 E-MAIL: Click here to contact the buyer via email., Zappitea@tacom.army.mil. SECTION C -- DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION HYBRID ELECTRIC HIGH MOBILITY MULTIPURPOSE WHEELED VEHICLE (HE HMMWV) TRANSPORTABILITY STUDY STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) C.1 GENERAL. C.1.1 As a result of efforts under Contract DAAE07-00-P-S048 to explore the concept of a HE HMMWV, the U.S. Army and PM Light Tactical Vehicles (PM LTV) have a requirement to research and identify transportability issues, and determine potential solutions for problem areas. C.1.2 As an independent Contractor, and not as an agent of the U.S. Government, the Contractor shall furnish the supplies and services necessary to accomplish the efforts required herein. The Contractor's responsibilities shall include maintaining control of subcontractor and/or vendor efforts to ensure Government requirements are met. C.1.3 Meetings. C.1.4.1 The Contractor shall conduct a Contract Start of Work Meeting within ten days after contract award. C.1.4.2 The Contractor shall conduct informal project status meeting(s) with the Government. The purpose of the meeting(s) shall be to review contractor status and progress. Meeting location, time and attendance shall be coordinated with the Contracting Officer. C.2. TASK. The contractor shall research and evaluate various alternatives that will permit a HE HMMWV to meet the C-130 air transportability requirements. The contractor shall propose recommendations which maintain compatibility of all physical, functional and technical interface with the established system design and definition. This shall be accomplished without degradation to the established HMMWV system design and definition as defined in the draft HMMWV System Specification dated 15 October 1999 unless otherwise approved by the Government. The contractor shall integrate scientific and engineering investigations to ensure compatibility of all physical, functional and technical program interfaces with the established design and definition. C.2.1 Technical Report. The contractor shall prepare a technical report in accordance with DI-MISC-80508 and the CDRL. The report shall include an impact assessment to determine the cost, schedule, performance, and risks. The contractor shall identify the results of its investigations and evaluations. Recommendations and supporting rationale for future course(s) of action to incorporate the design into production shall be included. Supporting documentation shall include impact on HE HMMWV production cost estimates (as initially determined under DAAE07-00-P-S048), calculations, layouts, drawings, sketches, schematics charts and/or other visual depictions (including photographs or videos). The report shall also address the potential impact on Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) (initial/follow-on provisioning, technical manuals, TMDE, tools, training, etc.) as well as any anticipated cost associated with the change. The technical report shall be delivered to the Government within sixty days after contract award. C.2.2 The expected period of performance under this contract is sixty days. RestrictedSole Source to AM General, see Note 22. Posted 04/03/00 (W-SN440618). (0094)

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