STATEMENT OF WORK. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission & Bristow Academy

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1 STATEMENT OF WORK Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission & Bristow Academy Bell 206B N118FW S/N: 4182 NVIS Compatible Lighting System Modification SOW Number: SOW Rev.: - Date: April 12, 2010 Prepared By: C. Howlett

2 Contents Revision Log Purpose: Overview: Location: Requirements: Work Scope: Deliverables: Return to Service: Warranty: Milestones: Approvals:

3 Revision Log Rev. Sections Affected Description of Change Date Approved By - All Initial Release 4/12/2010 C. Howlett 3

4 1. Purpose: 1.1. The purpose of this Statement of Work (SOW) is to define the modification requirements for installing NVIS compatible lighting in a Bell 206B Helicopter for Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (customer) located in Tallahassee, FL. This SOW will act as a Technical Agreement (TA) between Aero Dynamix, Inc. (ADI), Florida FWC (customer) and Bristow Academy (customers installing agency). 2. Overview: 2.1. The Customer has requested that ADI manufacture and provide a NVIS compatible lighting system for installation in a Bell 206B Helicopter. NVIS compatible lighting will be provided for the cockpit and cabin and NVIS friendly lighting for the exterior upon customer approval. 3. Location: 3.1. All engineering, parts manufacturing and component modification required for providing NVIS compatible lighting to customer will be performed at ADI s Euless, TX. location Installation and certification will be performed by the customers installing agency, Bristow academy, located in Titusville, FL. 4. Requirements: 4.1. The aircraft will be required to have a Radar Altimeter system to meet FAA requirements for NVG operations Customer will be required to provide ADI with an advance copy of the current equipment list located in the Rotorcraft Flight Manual as well as a list of any known equipment additions that contain light sources that will be added to the cockpit area, cabin area or external area of the aircraft. OEM part numbers should be provided with equipment list so that ADI can identify in advance, any parts that will require R&D ADI will require photos of the instrument panel, center console, over-head area of the cockpit, all circuit breaker panels, collective overlays, all cockpit and glareshield flood lights and any other light emitting sources if possible and as applicable. 4

5 4.4. The customer will be required to provide ADI with the instrument panel. This will be used to ensure proper fit of the ADI manufactured NVIS overlay panel(s) ADI requests that the customer provide a panel planner and/or autocad drawing including text layouts in the final configuration for the instrument panel, center console, all switch panels, edge lit panels and circuit breaker panels. This will assist ADI in beginning the design process as early as possible thus reducing turnaround time Customer will be required to provide all existing OEM-NVG equipment to ADI for lighting evaluation. Any OEM equipment that does not meet ADI-FAA NVIS compatibility standards will have to be modified or replaced in order to meet the requirements of the STC Customer may be required to supply ADI with power and ground sources for overlay power supply wiring as well as list of wiring to be capped and stowed for existing equipment lighting Customer will be required to review and approve all installation and configuration drawings and art work prior to ADI beginning production At the time of modification, the customer will be required to provide to ADI, the following equipment Equipment for modifications/evaluation: (per Aircraft) FreeFlight TRI-40 NVG Radar Altimeter Indicator 1ea Nat Audio Control Panels 2ea (with rotated text for horizontal installation) KI-525 HSI 1ea KA51B Slave Switch 1ea Garmin GNS 430 1ea Garmin GTX 330 1ea Standby Magnetic Compass 1ea KY196A VHF 1ea Bell 206 Master Caution Panel 1ea Map Light 1ea (Confirm requirement) Artex ELT Remote Switch Davtron M811B Shadin Mini-Flo Fuel Flow Meter 1ea Voltmeter 1ea AA 22 PA/Siren Control Panel 1ea MA/Comm Radio Control Panel 1ea 5

6 Hoffman Utility Light 1ea Garmin GPSMAP 696 1ea (Not to be installed for STC Conformity) Equipment required for Overlay Manufacturing Instrument Panel Autocad Drawing depicting text layout Electrical Wiring Schematic Equipment required for Edge Lit Panels Autocad drawing depicting required text layout changes for all switch panels and circuit breaker panels and Center Console Misc Switch Panel 1ea Overhead Switch Panel 1ea Equipment Required for OEM NVG Evaluation Technisonics TFM Radio 1ea NVG Replacement Equipment to be Provided by ADI Aeronautical Accessories Nitesun PTT Cap 1ea (ADI will require original PTT cap) Exterior Red LED Position Light 1ea Exterior Green LED Position Light 1ea (As approved by FWC) Exterior White LED Position Light 1ea (As approved by FWC) Exterior LED Anti-Collision Light 1ea (As approved by FWC) The customers installing agency will be responsible for reinstalling all modified equipment returned from ADI and ensuring proper functionality has been met prior to ADI performing lighting evaluation. All aircraft light sources including exterior must be installed and functioning for light evaluation Lighting Evaluation: The Aircraft must be in the following conditions and configurations for each lighting evaluation Unaided daylight readability evaluation: Ensure that lighting conditions reflect a clear, sunny day with relatively low sun angles (worst case) Windows/doors should represent operation configuration and windscreens should be clean Power up aircraft using ground power. 6

7 The aircraft should be evaluated on the flight line and it needs to be possible to rotate the aircraft in order to achieve maximum amounts of direct sunlight incident on the instrument panel Unaided night readability evaluation: Ensure that lighting conditions reflect a cloudy, moon-less night with very low light levels Windows/doors should represent operation configuration and windscreens should be clean Power up aircraft using ground power The aircraft should be evaluated in a paint booth if possible. Otherwise, the aircraft will have to be in a completely darkened hangar or tarped sufficiently to create very low light levels NVG aided night readability evaluation: Ensure that lighting conditions reflect a no-light environment Windows/doors should represent operation configuration and windscreens should be clean Power up aircraft using ground power The aircraft should be evaluated in a paint booth if possible. Otherwise, the aircraft will have to be in a completely darkened hangar or tarped sufficiently to create a no-light environment The customer will be responsible for returning the aircraft to service after FAA- DER approval via FAA form Current Aircraft configuration may be changed by the customer to reduce risk of FAA certification failure. Current aircraft configuration has 1ea GNS 430 and 1ea TRI- 40 Rad Alt indicator installed on top of the instrument panel glare shield in direct view of the pilot. It has been recommended that these items be relocated to accommodate certification. The customer has indicated that the GNS 430 will be relocated to the center pedestal area and the TRI-40 will be relocated to the upper left hand corner of the instrument panel. 5. Work Scope: 5.1. Engineering Engineering will attempt to identify all equipment not currently approved for modification based on customer provided documents so that the customer can be 7

8 notified in advance of R&D requirements so that these items can be provided to ADI in advance to minimize scheduled downtime Engineering will develop design and gain FAA-DER approvals for all edge lit panels and NVIS overlays Manufacturing and Modifications ADI will modify existing equipment per FAA approved mod procedures as required and identified in section ADI will perform lighting evaluation on any components identified as being NVIS friendly/compatible by the OEM ADI will manufacture an overlay panel(s) that will be installed on the instrument panel to provide NVIS compatible lighting to equipment not identified in section Existing lighting and or post lights for each of these components will be disabled by the customer installing agency prior to re-installation by capping and stowing lighting power wires as identified by existing wiring schematic and detailed in ADI schematic drawing. The NVIS compatible overlay panel lighting will pickup power from an existing light power source as identified by existing wiring schematic and detailed on ADI drawing schematic ADI will manufacture and provide the customers installing agency with replacement NVIS compatible Edge Lit Panels as required ADI will provide customer with Certificate of Conformity for overlay panels and edge lit panels Installation ADI will provide customer with modified equipment, overlay and ELP s Customer will be responsible for installation of equipment, overlay and ELP s IAW ADI drawing package Customer will be responsible for functional testing all equipment once reinstalled in the aircraft Certification: Minor STC revision: ADI will be responsible for performing company conformity and ground tests for light evaluation only Installation will be approved by the issuance of an approved revised STC Revised STC package will not be issued until after light evaluation testing is completed and DER approval has been gained. 8

9 Customer will be responsible for returning the aircraft to service after STC approval has been granted Major STC revision (at FAA discretion): ADI will be responsible for FAA-DAR coordination for conforming NVIS lighting installation on conformity aircraft in and changing airworthiness ticket as required The customer will be responsible for ensuring that the aircraft is in a state that will permit the issuance of an experimental airworthiness ticket. This will include ensuring that there are no outstanding AD s, SB s or inspections and that all open discrepancies have been signed off ADI will be responsible for coordinating FAA ground and flight test activities if required Customer will be responsible for returning the aircraft to service after STC approval has been granted. 6. Deliverables: 6.1. Modifications and Manufacturing: ADI will provide to customer a complete set of modified equipment, edge lit panels and overlays upon completion of modifications Documentation Installation Drawings Installation Wiring Schematics Serviceable Tags for Modified Equipment Company Certificates of Conformity for ADI Manufactured Equipment STC Data Package STC Cover Sheet STC Authorization Letter Master Drawing List Rotorcraft Flight Manual Supplement Instructions for Continued Airworthiness Electrical Structural Company Certificates of Conformity for all edge lit panel, overlays and circuit breaker panels. 9

10 7. Return to Service: 7.1. System installation will be installed by customer via FAA form 337. Customer will be responsible for returning aircraft to service once STC has been issued. 8. Warranty: 8.1. ADI offers a one (1) year warranty on all manufactured and modified parts for labor and materials. All OEM warranties will remain intact through ADI. 9. Milestones: 9.1. Receipt of customer purchase order Receipt of panel planner and/or autocad drawings of cockpit, center console and all circuit breaker panels and edge lit panels Receipt of instrument panel Identification of all units requiring R&D Receipt of all units requiring R&D Receipt of all units for modification and evaluation Completion and return shipment of all modified equipment and manufactured overlays and edge lit panels to customer with airworthiness certificates Completion of equipment installation and function testing Minor STC revision: Perform light evaluation Receive approvals Release of STC data package Return aircraft to service Major STC revision (at FAA discretion): Perform lighting evaluation. 10

11 Place aircraft in Experimental Show Compliance Perform FAA flight testing Issue revised FAA approved STC Return aircraft to service. 11

12 Approvals: Aero Dynamix, Inc. / Sept. 16, 2009 Signature Date Casey Howlett Name Project Coordinator Title Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission / Signature Date Name Title 12