MAS - Gem Technologies, Inc. - 47QRAA20D007W

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE

AUTHORIZED FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE PRICE LIST

MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE

FSC GROUP: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

GEM Technologies, Inc.

Phone: 865-560-9434

Fax: 865-560-9404

2033 Castaic Lane

Knoxville, TN 37932 https://www.gemtechnologiesinc.com/

Business Size: Small Business

Contract Number: 47QRAA20D007W

Contract Period: July 15, 2020 – July 14, 2030

Contract Administration: Benjamin Jerrell

Email: bjerrell@gemserve.com

Phone: 865-660-7339

Price List Current as of Modification #PS-0012, Effective March 05, 2025

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules go to the GSA Schedules page at

GSA.gov. On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®, a menu-driven database system. The INTERNET address GSA Advantage!® is: GSAAdvantage.gov.

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted)

Table of Contents

Customer Information

GSA Pricing

SCA/SCLS Matrix

Labor Category Descriptions

Customer Information

1. Awarded Special Item Numbers:

SIN Recovery SIN Description

541330ENG 541330ENGRC Engineering Services

541330EMI 541330EMIRC Engineering Services Related to Military, Aerospace

Equipment, Military Weapons, National Energy

Policy Act of 1992, Marine Engineering or Naval

Architecture

541420 541420RC Engineering System Design & Integration Services

541715 541715RC Engineering Research and Development and

Strategic Planning

562910REM 562910REMRC Environmental Remediation Services

541620 541620-RC Environmental Consulting Services

561210FAC 561210FACRC Facilities Maintenance and Repair

562910RMI 562910RMIRC Environmental Remediation Services - Multiple

Industries

OLM OLM-RC Order-Level Materials

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract: Not Applicable

1c. Hourly Rates: See Pg. 5

2. Maximum order: $1,000,000

3. Minimum order: $100.00

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area): Domestic Only

5. Point(s) of production: Same as Contractor

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted.)

7. Quantity discounts: None

8. Prompt payment terms: Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. Foreign Items: None

10a. Time of Delivery: Contact Contractor

10b. Expedited Delivery: Contact Contractor

10c. Overnight and 2-Day Delivery: Contact Contractor

10d. Urgent Requirements: When the Federal Supply Schedule contract delivery period does not meet the bona fide urgent delivery requirements of an ordering agency, agencies are encouraged, if time permits, to contact the Contractor for the purpose of obtaining accelerated delivery. The Contractor shall reply to the inquiry within 3 workdays after receipt. (Telephonic replies shall be confirmed by the Contractor in writing.) If the Contractor offers an accelerated delivery time acceptable to the ordering agency, any order(s) placed pursuant to the agreed upon accelerated delivery time frame shall be delivered within this shorter delivery time and in accordance with all other terms and conditions of the contract. Contact Contractor.

11. F.O.B. Point: Destination

12a. Ordering Address:

2033 Castaic Lane

Knoxville TN 37932

Phone: 865-560-9404

Email: swaters@gemtechnologiesinc.com

12b. Ordering Procedures: See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment Address:

2033 Castaic Lane

Knoxville TN 37932

Phone: 865-243-3592

Email: apitts@gemserve.com

14. Warranty Provision: Standard Commercial Warranty Terms & Conditions.

15. Export Packing Charges: Not Applicable

16. Terms and Conditions of Rental, Maintenance, and Repair: Not Applicable

17a. Terms and Conditions of Installation: Not Applicable

18a. Terms and Conditions of Repair Parts: Not Applicable

18b. Terms and Conditions for Any Other Services: Not Applicable

19. List of Service and Distribution Points: Not Applicable

20. List of Participating Dealers: Not Applicable

21. Preventative Maintenance: Not Applicable

22a. Special Attributes, Such as Environmental Attributes: Not Applicable

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services and show where full details can be found (e.g. contractor’s website or other location.): Not Applicable

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Number: MQ1PG6HWBCQ4

24. Notification Regarding Registration in System for Award Management (SAM)

Database: Contractor is registered and active in SAM.gov.

GSA Pricing (w/IFF)

SINs Labor Category

Year 5:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Boiler Tender** $63.42 $64.75 $66.11 $67.50 $68.92 $70.37

561210FAC Building Supervisor I $66.29 $67.68 $69.10 $70.55 $72.03 $73.54

561210FAC Building Supervisor II $78.12 $79.76 $81.43 $83.14 $84.89 $86.67

561210FAC Building Supervisor III $89.52 $91.41 $93.33 $95.29 $97.30 $99.35

561210FAC CAD Operator I ** $60.16 $61.42 $62.71 $64.03 $65.37 $66.74

561210FAC CAD Operator II ** $66.93 $68.34 $69.77 $71.23 $72.73 $74.26

561210FAC CAD Operator III ** $73.03 $74.56 $76.12 $77.72 $79.36 $81.02

561210FAC CAD Operator IV ** $89.91 $91.80 $93.72 $95.69 $97.69 $99.75

561210FAC

Carpenter, Maintenance** $69.95 $71.43 $72.93 $74.46 $76.02 $77.61

561210FAC Carpet Layer** $55.65 $56.82 $58.01 $59.22 $60.46 $61.73

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Custodial Supervisor I $67.87 $69.29 $70.74 $72.22 $73.74 $75.29

561210FAC Custodial Supervisor II $79.54 $81.21 $82.91 $84.65 $86.43 $88.24

561210FAC

Electrical/HVAC

Maintenance Foreman $87.60 $89.44 $91.31 $93.23 $95.18 $97.18

561210FAC

Electrician, Maintenance** $79.23 $80.90 $82.60 $84.33 $86.11 $87.91

561210FAC

Electrician, Maintenance, Lead ** $94.85 $96.85 $98.88 $100.96 $103.07 $105.24

561210FAC

Electronics Technician, Maintenance I $68.44 $69.88 $71.36 $72.86 $74.39 $75.95

561210FAC

Electronics Technician, Maintenance II $71.95 $73.46 $75.00 $76.57 $78.19 $79.83

561210FAC

Electronics Technician, Maintenance III $75.83 $77.42 $79.04 $80.71 $82.40 $84.13

561210FAC

Engineering Technician

I ** $55.57 $56.74 $57.92 $59.14 $60.38 $61.65

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC

Engineering Technician

II **

$62.04 $63.34 $64.66 $66.03 $67.42 $68.84

561210FAC

Engineering Technician

III **

$65.83 $67.21 $68.62 $70.07 $71.54 $73.04

561210FAC

Engineering Technician

IV **

$77.02 $78.64 $80.29 $81.97 $83.70 $85.45

561210FAC

Engineering Technician

V ** $91.21 $93.13 $95.08 $97.08 $99.11 $101.20

561210FAC

Engineering Technician

VI **

$107.71 $109.96 $112.27 $114.63 $117.04 $119.50

561210FAC

Environmental

Technician ** $81.57 $83.28 $85.04 $86.82 $88.64 $90.51

561210FAC

Fire Alarm System

Mechanic** $77.47 $79.09 $80.76 $82.45 $84.18 $85.94

561210FAC Fire Alarm Tech $85.62 $87.42 $89.25 $91.12 $93.04 $94.99

561210FAC

Fire Extinguisher

Repairer** $52.96 $54.07 $55.20 $56.36 $57.54 $58.75

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Forklift Operator** $45.04 $45.98 $46.95 $47.94 $48.95 $49.97

561210FAC

Fuel Distribution

System Mechanic** $73.07 $74.60 $76.16 $77.76 $79.40 $81.06

561210FAC General Clerk I** $45.24 $46.19 $47.15 $48.14 $49.15 $50.18

561210FAC General Clerk II** $47.96 $48.97 $49.99 $51.04 $52.11 $53.21

561210FAC General Clerk III** $50.26 $51.31 $52.39 $53.49 $54.61 $55.76

561210FAC

General Maintenance

Foreman $77.38 $79.00 $80.66 $82.36 $84.09 $85.85

561210FAC

General Maintenance

Worker** $56.06 $57.24 $58.44 $59.67 $60.92 $62.20

561210FAC Grounds Supervisor I $66.08 $67.47 $68.89 $70.34 $71.82 $73.33

561210FAC Grounds Supervisor II $80.33 $82.02 $83.74 $85.50 $87.29 $89.13

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Grounds Supervisor III $91.20 $93.12 $95.07 $97.07 $99.10 $101.19

561210FAC

Heavy Equipment

Mechanic** $65.96 $67.35 $68.76 $70.20 $71.67 $73.17

561210FAC

Heavy Equipment

Operator** $64.02 $65.36 $66.73 $68.13 $69.56 $71.02

561210FAC HVAC Mechanic ** $62.59 $63.90 $65.24 $66.61 $68.01 $69.44

561210FAC Instrument Mechanic** $70.91 $72.40 $73.92 $75.48 $77.06 $78.68

561210FAC Janitor ** $45.62 $46.58 $47.56 $48.55 $49.57 $50.61

561210FAC Janitor, Lead ** $42.94 $43.85 $44.77 $45.70 $46.66 $47.64

561210FAC Laborer** $41.37 $42.24 $43.12 $44.03 $44.96 $45.90

561210FAC

Laborer, Grounds

Maintenance** $40.23 $41.08 $41.94 $42.82 $43.72 $44.63

561210FAC Locksmith** $74.02 $75.57 $77.16 $78.78 $80.43 $82.13

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC

Machinery

Maintenance

Mechanic**

$77.39 $79.01 $80.68 $82.37 $84.10 $85.86

561210FAC Material Coordinator** $63.04 $64.36 $65.71 $67.09 $68.50 $69.94

561210FAC Material Expediter** $63.04 $64.36 $65.71 $67.09 $68.50 $69.94

561210FAC Painter, Maintenance** $51.78 $52.87 $53.97 $55.10 $56.26 $57.44

561210FAC

Pipefitter, Maintenance** $67.02 $68.43 $69.87 $71.35 $72.85 $74.38

561210FAC Pest Controller** $48.01 $49.02 $50.05 $51.09 $52.16 $53.26

561210FAC Recycling Specialist** $51.70 $52.79 $53.89 $55.02 $56.18 $57.36

561210FAC Recycling Laborer** $50.81 $51.88 $52.97 $54.08 $55.21 $56.37

561210FAC

Machinist, Maintenance** $70.08 $71.55 $73.05 $74.58 $76.14 $77.74

561210FAC

Maintenance Trades

Helper** $39.99 $40.83 $41.68 $42.56 $43.46 $44.37

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC

Material Handling

Laborer** $41.37 $42.24 $43.12 $44.03 $44.96 $45.90

561210FAC Millwright** $64.20 $65.55 $66.93 $68.34 $69.77 $71.23

561210FAC Mover ** $35.16 $35.90 $36.65 $37.42 $38.21 $39.01

561210FAC

Plumber, Maintenance** $65.43 $66.80 $68.20 $69.63 $71.09 $72.58

561210FAC

Plumbing Maintenance

Foreman $76.87 $78.48 $80.13 $81.81 $83.54 $85.29

561210FAC

Pneudraulic Systems

Mechanic** $68.96 $70.41 $71.89 $73.40 $74.94 $76.51

561210FAC Refuse Collector** $39.64 $40.47 $41.32 $42.19 $43.07 $43.98

561210FAC Rigger** $66.28 $67.67 $69.09 $70.54 $72.02 $73.53

561210FAC Scale Mechanic** $66.94 $68.35 $69.78 $71.24 $72.74 $74.27

561210FAC

Scheduler, Maintenance** $70.14 $71.61 $73.11 $74.64 $76.21 $77.81

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Senior Mechanic $70.90 $72.39 $73.91 $75.47 $77.05 $78.67

561210FAC

Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance** $62.10 $63.40 $64.73 $66.09 $67.48 $68.90

561210FAC

Shipping/Receiving

Clerk** $48.61 $49.63 $50.67 $51.74 $52.83 $53.93

561210FAC Supply Technician** $74.73 $76.30 $77.90 $79.54 $81.21 $82.91

561210FAC Surveying Aide I** $41.18 $42.05 $42.93 $43.83 $44.75 $45.68

561210FAC Surveying Aide II** $46.38 $47.36 $48.35 $49.37 $50.41 $51.47

561210FAC

Surveying Technician

I** $58.75 $59.98 $61.24 $62.53 $63.84 $65.18

561210FAC

Surveying Technician

II**

$70.43 $71.91 $73.42 $74.96 $76.53 $78.15

561210FAC

Telecommunications

Mechanic I** $63.98 $65.32 $66.69 $68.09 $69.52 $70.98

561210FAC

Telecommunications

Mechanic II** $80.72 $82.41 $84.14 $85.90 $87.71 $89.55

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 561210FAC Tractor Operator** $47.43 $48.42 $49.44 $50.48 $51.54 $52.61

561210FAC Truckdriver, Heavy** $60.88 $62.16 $63.47 $64.80 $66.16 $67.55

561210FAC Truckdriver, Light** $47.86 $48.87 $49.89 $50.94 $52.01 $53.10

561210FAC Truckdriver, Medium** $50.77 $51.84 $52.93 $54.04 $55.17 $56.33

561210FAC Warehouse Specialist** $45.04 $45.98 $46.95 $47.94 $48.95 $49.97

561210FAC

Water Treatment Plant

Operator** $70.43 $71.91 $73.42 $74.96 $76.53 $78.15

561210FAC

Welder, Combination, Maintenance** $54.91 $56.06 $57.24 $58.44 $59.67 $60.92

561210FAC Window Cleaner** $42.31 $43.19 $44.10 $45.03 $45.97 $46.94

541330ENG,

561210FAC

Subject Matter Expert I $199.18 $203.37 $207.64 $212.00 $216.45 $221.00

541330ENG,

561210FAC

Subject Matter Expert

II

$238.22 $243.22 $248.33 $253.55 $258.87 $264.31

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541330ENG, 561210FAC

Subject Matter Expert

III

$277.09 $282.91 $288.86 $294.92 $301.12 $307.45

541620, 562910REM,

562910RMI

Senior Environmental

Compliance/Waste

Management Specialist

$91.63 $93.55 $95.52 $97.52 $99.57 $101.66

541620, 562910REM,

562910RMI

Environmental Project

Manager $77.51 $79.14 $80.81 $82.50 $84.23 $86.01

541620, 562910REM,

562910RMI

Environmental

Compliance

Representative/Waste

Services Representative

$56.38 $57.57 $58.78 $60.02 $61.28 $62.57

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Project Controls

Specialist $88.09 $89.94 $91.83 $93.75 $95.72 $97.73

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Senior

Financial/Reports &

Data Analyst

$82.80 $84.54 $86.32 $88.13 $89.98 $91.88

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Reports and Data

Assistant $44.05 $44.98 $45.92 $46.89 $47.88 $48.89

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Data Management

Specialist $108.49 $110.77 $113.10 $115.48 $117.90 $120.38

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 562910RMI

Environmental

Sampling Technician $38.76 $39.58 $40.40 $41.25 $42.12 $43.00

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Consultant $123.37 $125.95 $128.60 $131.30 $134.07 $136.88

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Consultant I $164.05 $167.50 $171.01 $174.60 $178.27 $182.02

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Consultant II $174.92 $178.60 $182.35 $186.18 $190.09 $194.08

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Consultant III $183.37 $187.21 $191.14 $195.15 $199.25 $203.44

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Analyst I $67.94 $69.37 $70.83 $72.32 $73.84 $75.40

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Analyst II $118.56 $121.05 $123.59 $126.19 $128.84 $131.55

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Analyst III $151.42 $154.60 $157.84 $161.16 $164.54 $168.00

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Analyst IV $168.78 $172.32 $175.94 $179.64 $183.41 $187.25

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Engineer $105.95 $108.18 $110.45 $112.77 $115.13 $117.55

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Engineer I $121.13 $123.67 $126.27 $128.92 $131.63 $134.39

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Engineer II $138.46 $141.37 $144.34 $147.38 $150.47 $153.63

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Engineer III $188.04 $191.99 $196.02 $200.14 $204.34 $208.63

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Senior Criticality

Safety Engineer $208.79 $213.17 $217.64 $222.22 $226.88 $231.65

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Fire Protection

Engineer I $102.21 $104.35 $106.54 $108.78 $111.06 $113.39

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Fire Protection

Engineer II $135.69 $138.54 $141.45 $144.42 $147.46 $150.55

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Fire Protection

Engineer Manager I $167.48 $170.99 $174.58 $178.25 $181.99 $185.81

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Fire Protection

Engineer Manager II $211.04 $215.48 $220.00 $224.62 $229.34 $234.16

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Fire Protection

Engineer Manager III $266.92 $272.52 $278.25 $284.09 $290.06 $296.15

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Safety Analyst

I $75.02 $76.59 $78.21 $79.85 $81.52 $83.23

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Safety Analyst

II

$99.36 $101.44 $103.57 $105.74 $107.96 $110.23

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Nuclear Safety Analyst

III

$133.08 $135.87 $138.72 $141.63 $144.60 $147.64

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Safety Analyst

IV

$192.43 $196.47 $200.60 $204.82 $209.12 $213.51

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Project Manager $142.77 $145.77 $148.84 $151.96 $155.15 $158.41

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Project Manager I $158.80 $162.14 $165.54 $169.02 $172.56 $176.19

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Senior Executive

Advisor $176.57 $180.28 $184.07 $187.94 $191.89 $195.92

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Senior Technical

Consultant I $121.98 $124.54 $127.16 $129.83 $132.56 $135.35

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Senior Technical

Consultant II $135.85 $138.70 $141.61 $144.58 $147.62 $150.72

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Senior Technical

Consultant III $190.34 $194.34 $198.42 $202.59 $206.84 $211.18

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Sr. Principal Advisor $157.59 $160.90 $164.27 $167.72 $171.24 $174.84

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Technical Document

Specialist III $182.99 $186.83 $190.75 $194.76 $198.85 $203.02

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Consultant I $158.92 $162.26 $165.66 $169.14 $172.70 $176.32

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Consultant II $176.57 $180.28 $184.07 $187.94 $191.89 $195.92

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Criticality Safety

Consultant III $214.81 $219.32 $223.93 $228.63 $233.44 $238.35

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Engineering

Trainer Consultant I $150.10 $153.25 $156.46 $159.75 $163.10 $166.53

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Nuclear Engineering

Trainer Consultant II $212.47 $216.94 $221.49 $226.15 $230.89 $235.74

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Explosive

Safety Consultant I $229.56 $234.38 $239.30 $244.33 $249.46 $254.70

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Explosive

Safety Specialist I $141.28 $144.24 $147.27 $150.37 $153.52 $156.75

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Explosive

Safety Specialist II $158.92 $162.26 $165.66 $169.14 $172.70 $176.32

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Explosive

Safety Specialist III $176.57 $180.28 $184.07 $187.94 $191.89 $195.92

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Operations &

Safety Consultant I $187.73 $191.67 $195.69 $199.80 $203.99 $208.27

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Nuclear Operations &

Safety Consultant II $196.51 $200.64 $204.86 $209.16 $213.55 $218.04

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Radiation Safety

Specialist I $123.61 $126.21 $128.86 $131.57 $134.33 $137.15

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Radiation Safety

Specialist II $150.10 $153.25 $156.46 $159.75 $163.10 $166.53

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Technical Analyst I $38.26 $39.06 $39.88 $40.72 $41.57 $42.45

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Technical Analyst II $66.30 $67.69 $69.11 $70.56 $72.04 $73.55

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Technical Analyst III $82.39 $84.12 $85.88 $87.69 $89.53 $91.42

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Technical Analyst IV $95.08 $97.08 $99.11 $101.20 $103.32 $105.49

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Engineer Level 1 $54.76 $55.91 $57.09 $58.29 $59.51 $60.76

July 15,

– July 14, Year 6:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 7:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 8:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 9:

July 15,

– July 14, Year 10:

July 15,

– July 14, 541620, 562910REM, 541330ENG, 541420, 541715, 541330EMI, 562910RMI

Engineer Level 2 $70.67 $72.15 $73.66 $75.21 $76.80 $78.41

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Engineer Level 3 $85.71 $87.52 $89.35 $91.22 $93.14 $95.09

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Engineer Level 4 $106.13 $108.35 $110.63 $112.96 $115.32 $117.74

541620, 562910REM,

541330ENG,

541420, 541715, 541330EMI,

562910RMI

Engineer Level 5 $122.43 $125.00 $127.63 $130.31 $133.05 $135.84

SCLS Matrix

SCLS Eligible Contract Labor

Category/Fixed Price Service SCLS Equivalent Code Title WD Number

Boiler Tender 25010 – Boiler Tender 2015-4643

CAD Operator I 30061 – Drafter / CAD Operator I 2015-4643

CAD Operator II 30062 – Drafter / CAD Operator II 2015-4643

CAD Operator III 30063 – Drafter / CAD Operator III 2015-4643

CAD Operator IV 30064 – Drafter / CAD Operator IV 2015-4643

Carpenter, Maintenance 23130 – Carpenter, Maintenance 2015-4643

Carpet Layer 23140 – Carpet Layer 2015-4643

Electrician, Maintenance 23160 – Electrician, Maintenance 2015-4643

Electrician, Maintenance, Lead 23160 – Electrician, Maintenance 2015-4643

Electronics Technician

Maintenance I

23181 – Electronics Technician

Maintenance I 2015-4643

Electronics Technician

Maintenance II

23182 – Electronics Technician

Maintenance II 2015-4643

Electronics Technician

Maintenance III

23183 – Electronics Technician

Maintenance III 2015-4643

Engineering Technician I 30081 – Engineering Technician I 2015-4643

Engineering Technician II 30082 – Engineering Technician II 2015-4643

Engineering Technician III 30083 – Engineering Technician III 2015-4643

Engineering Technician IV 30084 – Engineering Technician IV 2015-4643

Engineering Technician V 30085 – Engineering Technician V 2015-4643

Engineering Technician VI 30086 – Engineering Technician VI 2015-4643

Environmental Technician 30090 – Environmental Technician 2015-4643

Fire Alarm System Mechanic 23290 – Fire Alarm System

Mechanic 2015-4643

Fire Extinguisher Repairer 23310 – Fire Extinguisher Repairer 2015-4643

Forklift Operator 21020 – Forklift Operator 2015-4643

Fuel Distribution System

Mechanic 23311 – Fuel Distribution System

Mechanic 2015-4643

Category/Fixed Price Service SCLS Equivalent Code Title WD Number

General Clerk I 01111 – Accounting Clerk I 2015-4643

General Clerk II 01112 – Accounting Clerk II 2015-4643

General Clerk III 01113 – Accounting Clerk III 2015-4643

General Maintenance Worker 23370 – General Maintenance

Worker 2015-4643

Heavy Equipment Mechanic 23430 – Heavy Equipment

Mechanic 2015-4643

Heavy Equipment Operator 23440 – Heavy Equipment

Operator 2015-4643

HVAC Mechanic 23410 - Heating, Ventilation And

Air Conditioning Mechanic 2015-4643

Instrument Mechanic 23460 – Instrument Mechanic 2015-4643

Janitor 11150 – Janitor 2015-4643

Janitor, Lead 11150 – Janitor 2015-4643

Mover 23470 – Laborer 2015-4643

Laborer, Grounds Maintenance 11210 – Laborer, Grounds

Maintenance 2015-4643

Locksmith 23510 – Locksmith 2015-4643

Machinery Maintenance

Mechanic

23530 – Machinery Maintenance

Mechanic 2015-4643

Material Coordinator 21030 – Material Coordinator 2015-4643

Material Expediter 21040 – Material Expediter 2015-4643

Painter, Maintenance 23760 – Painter, Maintenance 2015-4643

Pipefitter, Maintenance 23790 – Pipefitter, Maintenance 2015-4643

Pest Controller 99410 – Pest Controller 2015-4643

Recycling Specialist 99711 – Recycling Specialist 2015-4643

Recycling Laborer 99710 – Recycling Laborer 2015-4643

Machinist, Maintenance 23550 – Machinist, Maintenance 2015-4643

Maintenance Trades 23580 – Maintenance – Trades 2015-4643

Category/Fixed Price Service SCLS Equivalent Code Title WD Number

Helper Helper

Material Handling Laborer 21050 – Material Handling Laborer 2015-4643

Millwright 23640 – Millwright 2015-4643

Laborer 23470 – Laborer 2015-4643

Plumber, Maintenance 23810 – Plumber, Maintenance 2015-4643

Pneudralic Systems 23820 – Pneudralic Systems 2015-4643

Refuse Collector 99730 – Refuse Collector 2015-4643

Rigger 23850 – Rigger 2015-4643

Scale Mechanic 23870 – Scale Mechanic 2015-4643

Scheduler, Maintenance 01300 – Scheduler, Maintenance 2015-4643

Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance

23890 – Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance 2015-4643

Shipping / Receiving Clerk 21130 – Shipping / Receiving Clerk 2015-4643

Supply Technician 01410 – Supply Technician 2015-4643

Surveying Aide I 99831 – Surveying Aide I 2015-4643

Surveying Aide II 99831 – Surveying Aide I 2015-4643

Surveying Technician I 99832 – Surveying Technician 2015-4643

Surveying Technician II 99832 – Surveying Technician 2015-4643

Telecommunications

Mechanic I

23931 – Telecommunications

Mechanic I 2015-4643

Telecommunications Mechanic

II

23932 – Telecommunications

Mechanic II 2015-4643

Tractor Operator 11270 – Tractor Operator 2015-4643

Truckdriver, Heavy 31363 – Truckdriver, Heavy 2015-4643

Truckdriver, Light 31361 – Truckdriver, Light 2015-4643

Truckdriver, Medium 31362 – Truckdriver, Medium 2015-4643

Warehouse Specialist 21410 – Warehouse Specialist 2015-4643

Category/Fixed Price Service SCLS Equivalent Code Title WD Number

Water Treatment Plant 25210 – Water Treatment Plant 2015-4643

Welder, Combination, Maintenance

23960 – Welder, Combination, Maintenance 2015-4643

Window Cleaner 11360 – Window Cleaner 2015-4643

Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS)

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract

(i.e., nationwide).

Labor Category Descriptions

Senior Environmental Compliance/Waste Management Specialist

Functional Responsibility: Serves as an environmental and/or waste management subject-matter expert within an area/discipline of the Environmental Management System. Provide in-depth subject matter expertise and/or program leadership for a particular area (e.g. radioactive waste management, air pollution control & compliance, etc.), including performing technical reviews of work performed by others to assure applicable standards are consistently met. May serve in the role of waste acceptance and/or certification officer. Responsible for developing environmental/waste management compliance strategies for highly complex, important, or sensitive issues, projects, or activities. Responsible for interpretation of requirements and ability to interpolate and extrapolate engineering-oriented design and Operational standards, rules, policies and strategies as needed to develop solutions to problems or issues of particular importance to the Company.

Responsible for making independent professional judgments, decisions and evaluations and effectively debrief management representatives to resolve technical problems.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/14 years of experience. Master’s Degree/4 years of experience.

Environmental Project Manager

Functional Responsibility: Provide overall environmental/waste management leadership for projects or programs. Resolve day to day problems regarding interpretation of requirements that are referred by subordinated staff. Provide major input for rules/regulations and policy/procedure development/modification in program areas of responsibility and technical expertise. Interface with customers, other environmental staff, and management as appropriate. Determine priorities/schedules for timely completion of work projects in assigned program area. Develop project plans and schedules to assist in the management and implementation of a project.

Compose correspondence dealing with subject matter in ways that call for considerable discretion, judgments, and authority. Write detailed plan or proposal for action or program activity based on own research, analysis, and evaluation.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Environmental Compliance Representative/Waste Services Representative

Functional Responsibility: Serve as a field-deployed Environmental Compliance

Representative and/or Waste Services Representative to review environmental, safety, and health compliance guidelines. Serve as the primary interface with laboratory research & operations organizations. Review field activities to identify environmental and waste management requirements. Conduct environmental surveillances, inspections, and reviews.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/9 years of experience. Master’s Degree/0 years of

Project Controls Specialist

Functional Responsibility: Responsible for integration of activities and departments, documents, accounting and control functions. Develop detailed labor hour summaries, cost summaries, creating /maintaining project schedules, project scope summaries and other "as needed" reports as requested by. Develop draft reports, programmatic presentations, compilation of supporting data and production of final technical reports and memoranda. Prepare monthly status reports on cost/schedule performance. Provide developmental support to the managers as required to develop and produce technical reports and memoranda. Develop project schedule information. Lead monthly project controls meeting to review and update the performance of each active project as required. Review principle technical reports or memoranda for accuracy and completeness prior to issue. Perform special project work or other unique tasks as assigned.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/8

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/12 years of experience. Master’s Degree/2 years of

Senior Financial/Reports & Data Analyst

Functional Responsibility: Perform analysis on a wide range of financial and programmatic data in order to advise management on status of program activities. Conduct detailed financial analysis on direct and indirect costs, develop summary data reports to meet programmatic performance measurement objectives, and responding to day-to-day management requests for information, reports, and presentations. Responsible for providing timely and accurate financial analysis reports & data. This includes advising management as required and providing recommendations on potential actions to address issues that are identified. Review information on overall waste management costs, generator charge-back costs via internal effort charge-back system (PALS), reporting of overhead-funded activities, maintenance of cost objects and cost centers, distribution of chargeback hours to generators, preparation of presentations and flow charts as needed, waste tracking reports and other assistance as required.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Reports and Data Assistant

Functional Responsibility: Assist program staff in the creation and management of various data, including retention of required reports and records as required by regulatory drivers or as needed in support of program activities. Provide reports and data support in the generation of required reports, and in the proper maintenance retention of written and electronic information in accordance with Company records management requirements. Actively manage environmental and/or waste management data using established software tools (e.g. BroadPointe) in accordance with program direction. Generate requested reports using noted software tools.

Assure placement of required electronic records on Company websites, SharePoint, etc. in accordance with Program needs.

Education/Experience: Associates/3

Data Management Specialist

Functional Responsibility: Develop software with the core functionality of supporting waste management activities, to be deployed as a web-based application.

Activities include design workflow process for item level waste characterization, creation of pack plans for packing items into DOT packaging, storing and tracking waste in authorized locations, creation and tracking of shipping papers and support internal cost transfers. Develop project schedule information. Participate in meetings designed to measure progress and resolve problems. Skill in working with waste management professionals and financial staff on a wide range of topics.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Environmental Sampling Technician

Functional Responsibility: Serve as environmental sampling technician within the

Environmental Protection Services Division. Environmental sampling tasks could include air, water, or other media. Collect and manage environmental samples associated with environmental programs.

Collect, manage, and transport environmental samples according to procedures and state and

Federal requirements. Ability to work outdoors in potentially physically challenging situations

(stack climbing, water sampling on creek banks, etc.).

Education/Experience: Associates/0

Consultant

Functional Responsibility: Research and provide details and specific technical requirements at nuclear and non-nuclear facilities. Assist with assessments, regulatory oversight or implementation of regulatory requirements. Perform analyses, computer modeling and simulation, interpretation of codes and standards. Provide expert knowledge or techniques in a specific subject area, such as Project Management, Nuclear Safety, Fire Protection, Criticality

Safety, Process Engineering, Environmental, Waste Management, and D&D.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Consultant I

Functional Responsibility: Provide experience and expertise for specific technical requirements at nuclear and non-nuclear facilities. Perform management, operations, assessments, regulatory oversight or implementation of regulatory requirements. Perform complex calculations and analyses, computer modeling and simulation, interpretation of codes and standards.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/15

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/19 years of experience. Master’s Degree/9 years of

Consultant II at nuclear and non-nuclear facilities. Perform management, operations, assessments, regulatory oversight or implementation of regulatory requirements. Perform complex calculations and analyses, computer modeling and simulation, interpretation of codes and standards. Provide expert knowledge or techniques in a specific subject area, such as Project Management, Nuclear

Safety, Fire Protection, Criticality Safety, and Process Engineering.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/20

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/24 years of experience. Master’s Degree/14 years of

Consultant III at nuclear and non-nuclear facilities. Perform management, operations, assessments, regulatory oversight or implementation of regulatory requirements. Perform complex calculations and analyses, computer modeling and simulation, interpretation of codes and standards. Provide expert knowledge or techniques in a specific subject area, such as Project Management, Nuclear

Safety, Fire Protection, Criticality Safety, and Process Engineering. Responsible for oversight of

Consulting Staff on project.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/25

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/29 years of experience. Master’s Degree/19 years of

Criticality Safety Analyst I at project location as a nuclear criticality safety engineer. Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations. Utilize MCNP code as required. Performs under managerial oversight and significant senior engineer mentoring.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/1

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/5 years of experience. Master’s Degree/0 years of

Criticality Safety Analyst II at project location as a nuclear criticality safety engineer. Perform criticality safety evaluations.

Utilizes MCNP code as required. Performs operational support. Performs under managerial oversight and senior engineer mentoring.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Criticality Safety Analyst III

Functional Responsibility: Acts as a nuclear criticality safety subject matter expert based on experience in performing criticality safety evaluations.

Performs project operation support for the development of new theories and methods. Develops resolutions to problems, perform analysis and in-depth evaluation. Performs under managerial oversight.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Criticality Safety Analyst IV

Functional Responsibility: Acts as a nuclear criticality safety subject matter expert based on experience in performing criticality safety evaluations. Performs project operation support for the development of new theories and methods. Develops resolutions to problems that require the frequent use of creativity and where analysis and situations or data requires an in-depth evaluation of a variety of factors. Work is accomplished under managerial oversight.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/12

Acceptable Equivalencies: No Degree/16 years of experience. Master’s Degree/6 years of

Criticality Safety Engineer

Functional Responsibility: Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations for new and changed operations involving significant quantities of fissile/fissionable materials.The evaluation process requires (but is not limited to): process walk-downs, review of engineering drawings and/or system sketches, review of operating procedures and work documents, review of prior related evaluations and reports, analysis of normal and credible upset conditions as determined by process personnel, research of critical mass data references and consensus standards, performing simplistic and complex computations using industry standard methods, e.g., density scaling, method of fractions, buckling, MCNP, PARTISN, SCALE, and iterative (recurring) development of process administrative requirements and engineered features (limits)in conjunction with operations supervision.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/3

Criticality Safety Engineer I

Functional Responsibility: Support criticality safety programs with the preparation of criticality safety evaluations (CSEs) and its implementation; experience integrating it with other programs.

Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations for new and changed operations involving significant quantities of fissile/fissionable materials. The evaluation process requires (but is not limited to): process walk-downs, review of engineering drawings and/or system sketches, review of operating procedures and work documents, review of prior related evaluations and reports, analysis of normal and credible upset conditions as determined by process personnel, research of critical mass data references and consensus standards, performing simplistic and complex computations using industry standard methods, e.g., density scaling, method of fractions, buckling, MCNP, PARTISN, SCALE, and iterative (recurring) development of process administrative requirements and engineered features (limits)in conjunction with operations supervision.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Criticality Safety Engineer II

Functional Responsibility: Supporting criticality safety programs with the preparation of criticality safety evaluations (CSEs) and its implementation; experience integrating it with other programs (e.g., operations, design, SB documentation). Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations for new and changed operations involving significant quantities of fissile/fissionable materials. The evaluation process requires (but is not limited to): process walk-downs, review of engineering drawings and/or system sketches, review of operating procedures and work documents, review of prior related evaluations and reports, analysis of normal and credible upset conditions as determined by process personnel, research of critical mass data references and consensus standards, performing simplistic and complex computations using industry standard methods, e.g., density scaling, method of fractions, buckling, MCNP, PARTISN, SCALE, and iterative (recurring) development of process administrative requirements and engineered features

(limits)in conjunction with operations supervision.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/8

Criticality Safety Engineer III

Functional Responsibility: Support criticality safety programs with the preparation of criticality safety evaluations (CSEs) and its implementations. Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations for new and changed operations involving significant quantities of fissile/fissionable materials.

The evaluation process requires (but is not limited to): process walk-downs, review of engineering drawings and/or system sketches, review of operating procedures and work documents, review of prior related evaluations and reports, analysis of normal and credible upset conditions as determined by process personnel, research of critical mass data references and consensus standards, performing simplistic and complex computations using industry standard methods, e.g., density scaling, method of fractions, buckling, MCNP, PARTISN, SCALE, and iterative (recurring) development of process administrative requirements and engineered features

(limits) in conjunction with operations supervision.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Senior Criticality Safety Engineer

Functional Responsibility: Perform nuclear criticality safety evaluations for new and changed operations involving significant quantities of fissile/fissionable materials. The evaluation process requires (but is not limited to): process walk-downs, review of engineering drawings and/or system sketches, review of operating procedures and work documents, review of prior related evaluations and reports, analysis of normal and credible upset condition as determined by pr0cess personnel, research of critical mass data references and consensus standards, performing simplistic and complex computations using industry standard methods, e.g. density scaling, method of fractions, buckling, MCNP, PARTISN, SCALE, and interactive (recurring) development of process administrative requirements and engineered features (limits) in conjunction with operations supervision.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/15

Fire Protection Engineer I

Functional Responsibility: Experienced in fire protection elements in nuclear and high hazard facilities. Understanding of protection elements in nuclear and high hazard facilities. Knowledge of fire protection requirements, codes, and fire hazard analysis.

Knowledge of fire protection engineering principles and their application to fire risk analysis in nuclear/industrial facilities, systems, and processes; NFPA Codes and standards; DOE Orders and DOE-mandated codes and standards related to fire protection; and current computer-based analytical methods related to fire hazard analyses. Training, qualification and skill development shall be in progress.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Fire Protection Engineer II

Functional Responsibility: Experienced in fire protection elements in nuclear and high hazard facilities. Knowledge of fire protection requirements, codes, and fire hazard analysis. Knowledge of fire protection engineering principles and their application to fire risk analysis in nuclear/industrial facilities, systems, and processes; NFPA Codes and standards; DOE Orders and DOE-mandated codes and standards related to fire protection; and current computer-based analytical methods related to fire hazard analyses.

Fire Protection Engineer Manager I

Functional Responsibility: Recognized as a subject matter expert in Fire Protection for complex nuclear and high hazard facilities.

Knowledge of fire protection engineering principles and their application to fire risk analysis in nuclear/industrial facilities, systems, and processes; NFPA Codes and standards; DOE Orders and DOE-mandated codes and standards related to fire protection; and current computer-based analytical methods related to fire hazard analyses. Perform quantitative fire hazard analysis and risk assessments.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/12

Fire Protection Engineer Manager II

Functional Responsibility: Provide expert knowledge and management of Fire Protection in complex nuclear and high hazard facilities. Recognized as a subject matter expert in Fire

Protection for complex nuclear and high hazard facilities. Knowledge of fire protection engineering principles and their application to fire risk analysis in nuclear/industrial facilities, systems, and processes; NFPA Codes and standards; government mandated codes and standards related to fire protection; and current computer-based analytical methods related to fire hazard analyses. Ability to perform quantitative fire hazard analysis and risk assessments.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/20

Fire Protection Engineer Manager III

Functional Responsibility: Provide expert knowledge and management of Fire Protection in complex nuclear and high hazard facilities. Directs, plans, coordinates and budgets personal activities, usually through subordinate supervisory personnel. Recognized in the DOE Complex as a subject matter expert in Fire Protection for complex nuclear and high hazard facilities.

Knowledge of fire protection engineering principles and their application to fire risk analysis in nuclear/industrial facilities, systems, and processes; NFPA Codes and standards; government mandated codes and standards related to fire protection; and current computer-based analytical methods related to fire hazard analyses. Perform quantitative fire hazard analysis and risk assessments.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/25

Nuclear Safety Analyst I

Functional Responsibility: Safety analysis training, qualification and skills development shall be in progress in the area of risk assessment, hazard categorization, hazard and accident analysis methods, DOE Orders and Integrated Safety Management. Provide technical assistance in the development of documented safety analyses, technical safety requirements, and related technical support documentation in accordance with industry and company quality standards. Ensure that the developed nuclear safety documentation complies with requirements and as necessary, applicable controls are implemented in implementing procedures.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/3

Nuclear Safety Analyst II

Functional Responsibility: Safety analysis knowledge shall include such areas of risk assessment, hazard categorization, hazard and accident analysis methods, DOE Orders and

Integrated Safety Management.

Safety analysis training, qualification and skills development in the area of risk assessment, hazard categorization, hazard and accident analysis methods, DOE Orders and Integrated Safety

Management. Provide technical assistance in the development of documented safety analyses, technical safety requirements, and related technical support documentation in accordance with industry and company quality standards. Ensure that the developed nuclear safety documentation complies with requirements and as necessary, applicable controls are implemented in implementing procedures.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/5

Nuclear Safety Analyst III

Functional Responsibility: Lead Safety Basis documentation development with proficiency and experience in the areas of safety analysis, engineering and operations for the specific type of nuclear and high hazard facilities included in the scope of Task. Provide technical assistance in the development of documented safety analyses, technical safety requirements, and related technical support documentation in accordance with industry and company quality standards.

Ensure that the developed nuclear safety documentation complies with requirements and as necessary, applicable controls are implemented in implementing procedures. Identify and tailor applicable functional, operational, and regulatory compliance-based requirements for missions, projects, and activities. Support safety basis implementation and readiness activities at nuclear facilities. Provide expert level knowledge of integrating nuclear safety requirements to new missions, facilities and projects. Work with teams to analyze and solve technical nuclear safety issues. Safety analysis expertise shall include such areas as risk assessment, hazard categorization, hazard and accident analysis methods, TSR development, DOE Orders, and integrated Safety Management.

Education/Experience: Bachelors/10

Nuclear Safety Analyst IV

Functional Responsibility: Recognized as a subject matter expert based on leadership in development and implementation of Safety Basis documentation for a wide variety of complex nuclear and high hazard facilities.