Exhibit A - PWS Appendix 1.pdf
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This document is an appendix to a performance work statement outlining logistics support services requirements for NASA Langley Research Center. Services include logistics planning and coordination, property disposal management, environmental recycling services, vehicle maintenance, and bus services. Recycling services require collecting and transporting fiber products, aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and toner/inkjet cartridges from 150 collection locations for delivery to recycling facilities. Quarterly recycling reports and annual data submission to NASA's environmental tracking system are also required. Vehicle maintenance involves coordinating commercial repairs, tracking maintenance, and arranging on-site towing. Bus services include providing on-call bus transportation for local tours and events within a 50-mile radius of the center, as well as renting buses as needed for varying event durations including off-hours, weekends, and holidays.
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APPENDIX 1 PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT - LOGISTICS SUPPORT SERVICES 2 (LSS2)
Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Services IDIQ work is unscheduled, non-recurring services provided on an as needed basis. This work is within the scope of the LSS2 Performance Work Statement but is not covered or priced under the Firm-Fixed portion of the contract.
The scope of work provided under the IDIQ services (CLIN 0004) shall include, but not be limited to:
2.1.6 LOGISTICS PLANNING AND COORDINATION
Apply various elements of logistics, transportation, and engineering to NASA’s programs and projects.
These elements are described in NPR 7120.5, NASA Program and Project Management Processes and Requirements, NASA Policy Directive (NPD) 7500.1, Program and Project Logistics Policy, and general logistics literature.
3.1 PROPERTY DISPOSAL MANAGEMENT
3.6 ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING
Perform recycling collection and disposal that meets all Executive Orders, and Federal, State and Local requirements to for the Government. Recycled materials shall include but are not limited to white and mixed paper, cardboard, toner and inkjet cartridges, aluminum cans, and plastic bottles (Recyclables #1 and #2).
3.6.1 Deliver and pick up Government furnished collection containers to approximately 150 site locations for the collection of fiber products (to include white and mixed paper and cardboard), toner and inkjet cartridges, aluminum cans and plastic bottles.
• Maintain the centralized collection locations in a neat, clean and organized manner and utilizing the current collection schedule.
• Ensure that trash is not comingled with recyclable material and recycle materials remain separated to the maximum extent possible.
o Deliver paper and cardboard to the recycling facility. Crush and bale the fiber products
(paper and cardboard) using Government provided equipment or an alternate method approved by the COR.
3.6.2 In addition to collecting flattened cardboard at the collection locations, the Government will provide larger containers at approximately 30 facilities that consistently generate large quantities of cardboard.
3.6.3 Collect, transport, and arrange for disposition of fiber products covered through the GSA contract.
When enough baled fiber products to complete a truckload is accumulated, contact the GSA representative and obtain the delivery order tickets. Load the trailer, recording the weight of the fiber products loaded. Email all the delivery receipts to the vendor. The vendor confirms receipt of fiber products by signing the tickets and returning them electronically to the Contractor. E-mail the completed delivery tickets to the GSA representative.
3.6.4 Utilize the pickup schedule to collect aluminum cans and plastic bottles from the 150 centralized locations throughout the Center.
• Deliver plastic bottles to the recycle facility and place in a contracted storage bin. Provide a 40 foot storage bin for plastic bottles and periodic removal from the Center for recycling.
• Deliver aluminum cans to the scrap metal holding area or other area identified by the COR.
Removal of aluminum cans from the Center shall be part of scrap metal disposal (para 3.10) or other method developed by either the Contractor or Government and approved by the
COR.
APPENDIX 1 PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT - LOGISTICS SUPPORT SERVICES 2 (LSS2)
3.6.5 Pickup toner and inkjet cartridges (in original boxes) at the 150 centralized collection locations based on the schedule. Do not pick up toner cartridges located at copy machines throughout the Center.
3.6.6 Transport toner and inkjet cartridges to the recycle facility. Stack on pallets approximately four feet in height and then shrink wrap pallets. Store pallets at the recycle facility until sold by the NASA Property Disposal Officer.
3.6.7 Prepare and submit a quarterly status report to the COR on recycling amounts. Provide the necessary data annually in NETS (NASA Environmental Tracking System) at https://netsdata.grc.nasa.gov.
8.0 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
8.1.1 Commercial Repairs
Coordinate and track commercial repairs and maintenance of Government transportation assets in accordance with Center procedures. Government will issue a task order for any repair that the Government determines the contractor shall not perform at the LaRC on-site vehicle service facility.
8.1.18 Towing
Arrange for towing on-site and off-site for roadside towing service calls.
8.2.20 Bus Services
Provide or arrange for on-call bus service for local area (within approximately a 50-mile radius) tours and events. Arrange rental buses as needed. Requirements may occur during off-shift hours, weekends, and holidays, and duration of the events will vary.
https://netsdata.grc.nasa.gov/
| Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Services |
| IDIQ work is unscheduled, non-recurring services provided on an as needed basis. This work is within the scope of the LSS2 Performance Work Statement but is not covered or priced under the Firm-Fixed portion of the contract. |
| 8.2.20 Bus Services |
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