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Kalman & Company, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer (Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans).

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• Analysis and technical assistance in failure diagnosis.


• Analysis of organizational and field level of maintenance.


• Perform extensive suspension inspections to determine maintenance trends.


• Analysis of MHTV electrical, HVAC and fire suppression system and assist in troubleshooting.


• Analyze and assist in troubleshooting organizational maintenance discrepancies through major component removal/replacement.


• Check vendor cab reconditioning effort, determine level of corrosion repair required by the vendor, performs inspections of incoming LVSRs, conduct production quality inspections and assist on the final inspections on vendor cab recondition efforts prior to delivery to the Fleet Marine Forces.


• Approval of the final inspections and acceptance shall be the responsibility of the Government.


• Provide technical guidance to Marine maintenance personnel engaged in repairs.


• Analysis of Government approved engineering changes/retrofits to serialized fielded MHTV assets.


• Provide subject matter expertise on vehicle configuration, maintenance and operations during training exercises and training for deployment to Outside the Contiguous United States (OCONUS) contingencies.


• Research and analyze all warranty repair issues after being contacted by the using unit's Warranty Coordinator to assist in determining extended warranty coverage.


• Provide guidance in the installation of SL-3 Government Furnished Equipment.


• Deliver a monthly report to the MHTV Program Office listing all vehicles and/or trailers and units assisted, support provided, and actions taken by the contractor.
  
  
  

The contractor shall possess the necessary training, qualifications, experience, and clearances to accomplish all tasks identified in this PWS. Minimal tradeoffs between education, experience or skills listed for LSO's may be accepted by the Government on a case by case basis.

Contractors serving as an LSO must have:



A minimum of five years' diesel mechanic experience

Basic understanding of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel

Prior service as a field service representative supporting any branch of the DoD

Fault isolation, diagnostics, and repair of diesel engines

Working knowledge and ability to read and interoperate maintenance instructions and technical instructions

US Citizenship is required

An Active Secret Security Clearance.