Exhibit 5 GACA - GSA Affiliated Customer Accounts May 2014.docx
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- Solicitation number
- EQ10PCPA2-20-0026
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This solicitation is for the Edith Green Wendell Wyatt Federal Building Aquatherm Domestic Hot Water Service Pipe Replacement Project 1 in Portland, Oregon. The scope of work includes removing existing polypropylene piping for the primary domestic hot water loop and Zone 1 loop, which have experienced ten failures, and replacing them with copper piping. Specifically, the project will replace the primary DHW supply and return risers located in freight elevator vestibules, install new pressure reducing valves for Zones 1, 2 and 3 and connect to secondary loops, replace the primary DHW circulation pump and all DHW piping in Zone 1 including distribution mains, restroom supply and return loops, locker room supply and return loops, and drops and connections to existing fixtures. Concealed domestic cold water piping will also be replaced in restrooms on specified levels. The Zone 1 water heater and circulation pump will be replaced, abandoned piping and equipment removed, and all new piping will be insulated and labeled. Related architectural work includes constructing enclosures for new primary piping, opening walls and ceilings to access existing piping, removing and replacing light fixtures and ceiling tiles as needed. The solicitation was issued by the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 10.
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Sensitive Security Information For Official Use Only U.S. General Services Administration GSA Office of the Chief Information Officer www.gsa.gov
| Date: | May 16, 2014 |
| Subject: | GSA Affiliated Custom Accounts (GACA) for Google Drive™ and Google Sites™ |
Google Drive™ and Google Sites™ provide GSA employees a way to create, edit and share work from anywhere. Real-time collaboration can now be accomplished not only with other GSA employees, but also their customers and business partners. The collaborative data stored on the Google Drive™ and Google Sites™ systems are compliant to the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2. This standard ensures that access to and transmission of the files on these systems is via a secure web page that requires the TLS 1.0 encryption standard at minimum. The GSA has provided a mechanism to ensure that customers and partners of GSA can access this information via a Gmail account. Although anyone can create the Gmail account, the account must be created with the string beginning “GSA.” (the letters G S A and a period), and must have two factor authentication turned on.
Applicability - This process applies to those customer agencies and civilian partners that have not incorporated the use of Google Apps for Government or Google Apps Premier into their workplace. As these agencies and civilian partners already have Google accounts as part of their environment, this process is not required for sharing information with GSA and information can be shared with them using the same processes for sharing information within GSA, using their applicable Google accounts.
To create a Gmail account, go to http://mail.google.com/mail/signup, Complete the questionnaire, which includes the First and Last Name of the intended user, the logon name, which must start with “GSA.” (the letters G S A and a period), a simple password (which will be changed for a PIN later), and a recovery email address. Submit the request and accept the Terms of Service by clicking on “I accept”.
Once the “GSA.” account is setup, the Gmail users can enable two-factor authentication by going to their Account Settings; reached via the pull down menu linked to their email address as shown at right.
Once on the “Google accounts” page, click on the “Using 2-Step Verification” link in the “Security” section. This one time process will walk the Gmail user through the creation of the two factor authentication setup. The process is easy, only requires a cell phone that can receive simple messages, and only takes 10-15 minutes to complete. Note that the “Google Authenticator” application is available for Android, iOS, and BlackBerry so most any smart phone can be turned into a token-generating device.
The OCIO Security Staff will monitor all shared Google Sites™ and Google Drive™, notifying GSA users of non-compliance with this process. Once notified, if the share is reported to be with a user that maintains an account with a Google Apps for Government or Google Apps Premier, no further action will be required.
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