STATEMENT OF WORK NORTH AMERICAN RESCUE WARRANTIES 1.0 Introduction/Background The Naval Aerospace Medical Institute (NAMI)'s Flight Medic Course plays a crucial role in preparing medical enlisted personnel for critical enroute patient care, often in challenging, austere environments like military aircraft. Their flight medic course standardizes training in patient assessment, basic and advanced lifesaving interventions, and vital critical care transportation achieved through the strategic integration of advanced helicopter simulation, known for their high fidelity and realism in medical simulation. Utilizing these sophisticated helicopter simulators, the course will move beyond traditional instruction, allowing flight medics to gain invaluable practical experience by simulating a wide spectrum of real-world patient care scenarios are likely to encounter in the fleet. The procurement of extended warranties for these North American Rescue helicopter warranties safeguard NAMI's significant investment in this state-of-the-art simulation equipment by covering potentially costly repairs and parts beyond the standard warranty period. This ensures minimal downtime for the simulators, preventing disruptions to crucial training schedules and maintaining the continuous availability of high-fidelity simulation. 2.0 Scope of Work This plan includes a one-year extension for parts and labor on covered repairs, as well as annual preventative maintenance performed at the customer's site. In addition, all three simulators are currently malfunctioning and require repairs only provided by the proposed warranty. Onsite repair services are provided. Throughout the product's lifetime, customers will have access to 24-hour email support and live technical support from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM EST. For all repair cases, a dedicated customer experience point of contact will be assigned to guide the customer through the process. All warranty work performed under this plan is guaranteed for the term of coverage, and N.A.R. retains the sole discretion to repair or replace products. This agreement explicitly excludes coverage for damage resulting from misuse, improper maintenance, unauthorized repairs, or issues related to third-party components. It also does not include services beyond those specifically detailed in the Extended Warranty Service Plan Agreement. This agreement is non-assignable and non-transferable, applying solely to the original purchaser. 3.0 Period of Performance The period of performance shall be for twelve (12) consecutive months, commencing upon the date of contract award or order receipt. 4.0 Work Requirements The contractor shall perform the following specific tasks: 4.1. Equipment Covered This SOW covers the following Government-owned equipment: Two (2) H-60 Airframe Simulators, including all associated interchangeable wounds, electronic systems, pneumatic/hydraulic systems, and internal controllers. One (1) CV-22 Airframe Simulator…