Attachment 8 - Range Resource List.pdf

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Attachment 8

RANGE RESOURCES

Following is a list of base support resources that are available to the IRSP contractor by the respective installations. Additional support may be provided on a non-interference basis at the discretion of the range manager.

1) WSMR, White Sands Missile Range, NM

a) Tractor and driver for movement of overhaul van at WSMR radar sites

b) Crane services

c) Wrecker services

d) Forklift services

e) Material transport between sites and freight terminal

f) Sandblasting services

g) Minor Machine Shop services

h) Distilled water service

i) Telephone service (local)

j) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at the overhaul.

NOTE: Upon request, other services such as photographic service, reproduction service and clerical support are available.

2) YPG, Yuma, AZ

a) Tractors, Fifth-wheel, 5 and 10 ton

b) Machine Shop

c) Welding Shop

d) Carpenter Shop

e) Electrical Shop

f) Air-conditioning Shop, A/C mechanics

g) Heavy equipment, cranes, forklifts

h) Combined Maintenance Shop, vehicle mechanics, portable generators

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i) Disposal of hazardous waste at the overhaul

NOTE: The facilities can be made available only for a minimal time to effect repairs or other short-term actions as may be required on an IRSP contract. All items a. through h. must be scheduled in advance.

3) NAWC-WD/P, Point Mugu, CA

a) Government transportation, or specialized form of government transportation, shall be furnished for the transportation of contractor personnel, supplies and equipment including the overhaul van to and from San Nicolas Island (SNI) and while working on

SNI.

b) Items of supply and/or equipment which are desirable or essential in the performance of services hereunder, and which are available at the Naval Air Warfare Center, Point

Mugu may be requested by the contractor. Such requests will be satisfied on a loan basis subject to the discretion of the location Commanding Officer.

c) The government shall furnish the contractor personnel at SNI with lodging at the per diem rate.

i) This lodging is provided on an "as is" "as available" basis. Lodging at SNI requires each occupant to clean and maintain their individual room, as required.

ii) The government shall provide room linen to contract employees, in accordance with

SNI policy.

iii) The government shall authorize LIMITED exchange privileges to contractor personnel for "basic need" items only in accordance with existing SNI instructions.

iv) Morale and Welfare facilities shall be made available to contractor employees in accordance with the existing policy of the Officer-In-Charge, SNI.

d) All travel to radar sites by contractor employees under this contract shall be coordinated with the NAWC-WD/P Range Manager or his duly designated technical representative prior to the commencement of said travel.

e) Disposal of hazardous materials generated by overhaul.

4) NAWC-AD, Patuxent River, MD

a) Patuxent River: All public works type support such as cranes, heavy equipment

Pg. 3 of movement, building/trailer repairs, air conditioner services, limited office space, telephone service, electrical power etc., is provided by the Naval Air Warfare Center-

Aircraft Division.

b) Disposal will be provided for hazardous waste generated at the overhauls.

5) NASA/Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops Island, VA

a) 28 ton Link-Belt crane, self-propelled all-terrain

b) 130 ton Liebherr crane

c) 135 foot aerial lift

d) 65 foot basket truck

e) 95 foot basket truck

f) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at the overhaul

6) NASA/Armstrong Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA

a) Crane Service – NASA has a crane that is normally available for use when scheduled sufficiently in advance.

b) Forklifts are available for use in equipment moving and off-loading.

c) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at overhaul if purchased by Armstrong.

d) DOE, Tonopah Test Range, NV

e) Heavy equipment (forklift, crane, etc.)

f) Emergency medical service

g) Warehouse facilities for packing and shipping

h) Machine Shop (contractor operated)

i) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at overhaul

7) 96th Test Wing Range, Eglin AFB, FL

a) Storage space

b) Shop space

c) Disposal of hazardous materials generated at overhauls which have been accumulated, Pg. 4 of identified, and verified by the contractor in accordance with E-OMS 1130-2002

Hazardous Material Management Program.

8) UTTR, Utah Test and Training Range, Hill AFB, UT

a) Vehicles or transportation to radar sites

b) Cranes

c) Forklifts

d) Helicopters

e) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at overhaul.

9) AFMC, Air Force Materiel Command

a) All services are available with exception; any special purpose tools/equipment provided by vendors, test equipment not common to range maintenance practices.

b) Disposal of hazardous material generated by overhauls.

10) United Kingdom, Aberporth

a) Heavy equipment (cranes, forklift trucks etc.) can be provided given reasonable notice.

Precise requirements, with timeframes shall be coordinated at the Pre-Overhaul inspection.

b) Engineering Workshop Facilities

c) General purpose test and measurement equipment for diagnostics and routine operational performance verification.

d) Disposal of hazardous waste generated at the overhaul. The contractor shall provide

"Hazard Data Sheets" when leaving material for UK disposal. The contractor shall notify the Range Manager of any unusual circumstances or toxic waste requiring specialized handling.

11) PMRF Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, Hawaii

Items of supply, equipment, or services (such as Hazmat disposal or transport of items within base sites) which are desirable or essential in the performance of services hereunder, and which are available at the Pacific Missile Range Facility, Barking Sands, Hawaii, may be requested by the contractor. Such requests will be requested and coordinated as soon as feasible and will be provided on a case-by-case basis.

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12) Center for Countermeasures, White Sands Missile Range, NM

Disposal of hazardous materials generated by overhaul; forklift services; Small Scale fabrication and manufacturing workshop.

RANGE RESOURCES