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FA8818-12-R-0025

Attachment 1 PWS 12 September 2012

Attachment 1

Performance-Based Work Statement (PWS) For

Rocket Systems Launch Program (RSLP) Peacekeeper (PK) and Minuteman (MM) Rocket Motors

Aging Surveillance (AS) and Motor Disposal

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Mission

1.2 Background

1.3 Scope

2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 Compliance Documents

3 REQUIREMENTS

3.1 General Requirements

3.2 Safety of Storage Testing – Core Effort

3.3 Reliability of Flight – Options for Additional Testing

3.4 Emergency Response Cleanup

3.5 Excess Motor Disposal Option

3.6 Special Studies

3.7 Non-Personal Services

3.8 Subcontract Management

4 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS

4.1 Five year Plan

4.2 Services Summary

4.3 Government Inspection

5 DELIVERABLES

TITLE: SUB-TITLE

6 CONTRACT SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

7 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT/PROPERTY (GFP)

8 ACRONYMS

ANNEXES:

1. RSLP TEST MATRIX

2. RSLP 5 YEAR PLAN

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Mission

This contract will provide services necessary to conduct AS testing and AS/excess motor/component disposal. The services may include trade studies, chemical and mechanical propellant testing, component testing, motor and component failure analyses, static fires, support equipment maintenance, other age related trend analyses, special studies, and support development efforts related to the RSLP motors AS and Disposal. These various engineering tasks will generally result in the collection and analysis of rocket motor aging test data, which will be compiled into final test reports for each test conducted. Tests are compiled into annual summary reports provided by the contractor that detail the status of the motors for storage and handling safety along with motor flight worthiness.

1.2 Background

RSLP was established through a Secretary of Defense memorandum to the Secretary of Air Force, dated 21 Aug 72, as the “single agency providing launch vehicle support for the three Services on a cost reimbursable basis...”. RSLP has current authorization under Program Management Directive (PMD) PMD 09-003(1)/PE# 65860F, dated 07 Dec 2009. Per PMD, the Milestone Decision Authority for RSLP is the Air Force Program Executive Officer for Space.

This acquisition is a continuation of the AS program conducted from the active Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) fleet. In addition, RSLP has maintained an AS program on MMII and PK assets for nearly 20 years.

1.3 Scope

This PWS delineates the contractor tasks required to perform AS, motor disposal and related studies in support of the RSLP on MM and PK rocket motors and related components. These tasks provide motor and component life extension and identify aging trends in the motors which may be a significant indication of motor degradation and inclusion of disassembly and disposal of motors and some components. Required tasks to support AS and motor disposal of these assets include AS analysis, engineering and laboratory tests, motor preparation and static fire/support, support equipment maintenance, disposal, transportation, disassembly and disposition reporting.

2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 Compliance Documents

The contractor shall comply with the following documents of the exact issue unless shown to the extent specified in the column entitled "Tailored Application." A Technical Order (TO) library will be set up after contract award to incorporate all the applicable TOs.

Document No. Title Tailored Application MIL-STD-882E System Safety Program As specified in the following:

11 May 12 Requirements All of section 4 and tasks 100 and 106 are applicable.

TO-1 IA-1-47 Department of Defense All 5 Jan 98 Explosives Hazard Classification Procedures

DoDI 8500.2 Information Assurance (IA) Implementation

DoDI 8510.01 DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP)

Federal Information Security Management Act, FISMA H. R. 2458-3, 7 Jan 2003

TO 21-LG118A-2-26CL-1 DEPOT-MISSILE SOLID STAGES TRANSPORTATION AND

HANDLING- HILL AFB AND HILL AFB RANGE, UT

TO 2K-SR118-3 TECHNICAL MANUAL OVERHAUL AND REPAIR

INSTRUCTIONS WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS

BREAKDOWN DEPOT PEACEKEEPER STAGE I MODEL SR-

118, P/N 54576 SERIES THIOKOL CORPORATION FO4704-

83-C-0001 FO4704-88-C-0015

TO 2K-SR119-3 TECHNICAL MANUAL OVERHAUL AND REPAIR

BREAKDOWN DEPOT PEACEKEEPER STAGE II MODEL

SR-119, P/N 1175641-2 AEROJET PROPULSION DIVISION

F07704-84-C-0025 FA2610-98-C-0001

TO 2K-SR120-3 TECHNICAL MANUAL OVERHAUL AND REPIR

BREAKDOWN DEPOT PEACEKEEPER STAGE III MODEL

SR120-HP-1 P/N 10529-189 HERCULES INC F04704-83-C-0003

F42610-98-C-0001

TO 21-LG118A-26-1 OPR AND MAINT (DEPOT) -- HANDLING AND

RADIOGRAPHIC PREPARATION INSTR FOR

PEACEKEEPER SOLID STAGE ROCKET MOTORS AND

COMPONENTS, STAGE I, II AND III, PN 54576, 1175641 AND

10529 SERIES (HERCULES INC) LGM118A

AFMAN 91-201 EXPLOSIVE SAFETY STANDARDS

12 JAN 11

21M-LGM30B-2-26 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS DEPOT; MINUTEMAN

MISSILE AND ROCKET MOTOR SHIPMENT AND

TRANSFER PROCEDURES USAF SERIES LGM30

2K-SR19-11 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS; PREPARATION AND

POSTFIRING PROCEDURES FOR SR19-AJ-1 ROCKET

MOTOR USAF SERIES LGM-30F/G

2K-SR19-3 OVERHAUL INSTRUCTIONS WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS

BREAKDOWN; ROCKET MOTOR SR19-AJ-1 PN 382100-( )

USAF SERIES LGM-30F

2K-SRM55-11 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS; PREPARATION AND

POSTFIRING PROCEDURES FOR M55A1 ROCKET MOTORS

USAF SERIES LGM-30

2K-SRM55-3 OVERHAUL WITH ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

INTERMEDIATE; ROCKET MOTORS M55A1 USAF SERIES

LGM-30

2KA1-10-4-3 OVERHAUL WITH GROUP ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST

DEPOT; NOZZLE ASSEMBLY M55A1

2K-SRM57-11 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS; PREPARATION AND

POSTFIRING PROCEDURES FOR M57A1 ROCKET MOTORS

USAF SERIES LGM-30

2K-SRM57-3 OVERHAUL INSTRUCTIONS WITH MAINTENANCE PARTS

LIST; M57A1 MINUTEMAN THIRD STAGE ROCKET

MOTOR PART NO. 01A00063

START II Treaty All

3 REQUIREMENTS

3.1 General Requirements

The contractor shall provide AS for Safety of Storage (SoS) and Reliability of Flight (RoF) of former MM including the SR73 and PK rocket motors and components at contractor’s proposed facility/location. The contractor shall conduct motor and component tests and analyses that result in service life extension and identify aging trends that may affect performance. SoS testing and analysis validates the motors/components are safe to handle and store. RoF testing and analysis validates the motors/components perform to the original specifications. The contractor shall analyze test results and provide a recommendation for continued application/use of the assets considering any impact to data due to changing facilities. Specific requirements by motor/component are located in Annex 1.

3.1.1 Applicable Document Compliance

The contractor shall comply with the applicable documents listed in Section 2.0 in performing PWS tasks. The contractor shall use the compliance documents to determine how to accomplish the tasks. The contractor shall perform the PWS using the applicable compliance documents in section 2.0 provided by the Government.

3.1.2 Environmental Compliance

The contractor shall perform environmental compliance activities in accordance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations in order to comply with the requirements of this contract.

Environmental activities may include one or more of the following: handling of any hazardous materials used or generated in performance of this effort; environmental analysis to demonstrate compliance with applicable federal, state, or local regulations, laws, or other specifications in accordance with this PWS; and preparation/submittal of environmental documentation to proper organizations. These environmental activities will only be in support of tasks covered by this

PWS.

3.1.3 AS Related Disposal

The contractor shall disposition and dispose of residual material resulting from AS for assets tested/consumed at the contractor’s facility. This includes residual propellant from dissections/plugging operations, and motor/component static fire. AS related disposal shall be priced into each test. Motors subject to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) shall be disposed per treaty requirements. The contractor shall ensure any recovered Class I Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) - used as refrigerant or propellant - from the system be turned in to the Defense Logistics Agency (through DRMO) to replenish its stockpile of this banned substances.

3.2 Safety of Storage Testing – Core Effort

SoS testing includes all tests that prove the motors are safe to store and handle. The core effort will cover SoS testing for the contract to include SoS Engineering Support, SoS Annual

Summary Report, AS Storage, Igniter Dissection, TVA GG Dissection, Nozzle/RC Gas Generator Dissection, Motor Dissect/Plugging, Propellant Properties, and Propellant Hazards Testing. The basic core effort will be divided between the odd and even years for this five year period of performance for the contract.

3.2.1 Transition Plan

The contractor shall follow the transition plan submitted as part of the proposal and keep the Government fully informed of status throughout the transition period. The transition plan should identify how support and test equipment will be transitioned, how facility biasing issues will be corrected, and how Government data will be incorporated into future test reports. Throughout the phase-in/phase-out periods, it is essential that attention be given to minimize interruptions or delays to work in progress that would impact the mission. The contractor must plan for the transfer of work control, delineating the method for processing and assigning tasks during the phase-in/phase-out periods. The transition plan shall detail how the contractor will test for bias and detail any risks to include mitigations for those risks.

3.2.2 Finalize Test Plans

Heritage test plans may have original manufacturer specific steps and processes that may need to change depending on the facility doing the testing to achieve results consistent with the Government’s heritage database. The contractor shall finalize all test plans with contractor specific requirements in the first year obtaining Government approval using the heritage test plans as guides. (CDRL A003)

3.2.3 Odd Year Core Effort – Basic (FY13), Option 2 (FY15), and Option 4 (FY17)

3.2.3.1 SoS Engineering Support/Program Management

The contractor shall manage the overall schedule and maintain adequate personnel in support of conducting SoS testing for the core effort detailed under 3.2 to include data. The contractor shall develop, maintain, and deliver to the Government an electronic monthly program schedule which details required activities, progress achieved, and required dates for Government Furnished Property (GFP) delivery. (CDRL A007, CDRL A009)

3.2.3.2 Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing, the transition plan, and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program in support of SoS core effort. The annual summary reports should discuss any facility bias testing and the first one should detail the transition plan results. (CDRL A002)

3.2.3.3 AS Related Storage and Handling

The contractor shall store and handle provided assets required for AS and disposal to ensure availability and safety when motors and components are needed or as directed by the Government. Tasks required for this storage shall include proper environmental control and safe handling as defined IAW TOs listed in section 2.1. The contractor shall ensure any recovered Class I Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) - used as refrigerant or propellant - from the system be turned in to the Defense Logistics Agency (through DRMO) to replenish its stockpile of this banned substances.

3.2.3.4 Igniter Dissection

The contractor shall dissect propellant loaded and unloaded Igniters. Tests and inspections shall be conducted IAW approved test plans and TOs listed in section 2.1. This effort includes Igniter dissection, analysis, test, storage and disposal. Motors tested: SR19-AJ-1 (FY15 & FY17 only), M57A1, SR118 and SR119, see Annex 2. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.2.3.5 GG Dissection

The contractor shall dissect RC, TVA, ENEC, and Nozzle GGs to obtain propellant chemical and mechanical properties. Tests and inspections shall be conducted IAW approved test plans and TOs listed in section 2.1. This effort includes GG dissection, storage, propellant testing and analysis. Motors tested: SR19-AJ-1 (FY15 & FY17 only), SR118, and SR119. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.2.3.6 Loaded Motor Propellant Material Properties Test & Analysis These tests are performed to determine effects of aging on motor and component propellant.

The contractor shall plan, prepare, execute and provide data analysis to identify any age related trends and provide a recommendation for continued application/use of the assets IAW the test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test to include data resulting from the testing, and comparison to historical data. The contractor may assess the effects of changes in mechanical properties on structural margins of safety. Motors tested: M55A1, SR19-AJ-1 (FY15 & FY17 only), M57A1, SR119, and SR120 (CDRL A001,

3.2.3.7 Motor Dissection/Plugging

The contractor shall conduct motor dissection periodically to ensure samples for conducting propellant material properties test. Quantity and location of samples and test conditions shall be commensurate with approved Test Plans and TOs IAW section 2.1. The contractor shall support this planning and provide analysis of the propellant and bondline mechanical property data to support the trend analysis and useful life estimates. Motors tested: M55A1, SR19-AJ-1 (FY15 & FY17 only), and M57A1. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.2.3.8 Propellant Hazards Sensitivity Tests

The contractor shall conduct propellant hazards sensitivity tests on motor propellants. The contractor shall support test IAW test plans and TOs in sec 2.1 and provide analysis of the propellant to support the trend analysis and useful life estimates with comparison to historical data base. Motors tested: SR118, SR119, and SR120. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.2.4 Even Year Core Effort – Option 1 (FY14) , Option 3 (FY16), and the Option to Extend Services

3.2.4.1 SoS Engineering Support/Program Management

The contractor shall manage the overall schedule and maintain adequate personnel in support of conducting SoS testing for the basic effort detailed under 3.2 to include data. The contractor shall develop, maintain, and deliver to the Government an electronic monthly program schedule which details required activities, progress achieved, and required dates for Government Furnished Property (GFP) delivery. (CDRL A007, CDRL A009)

3.2.4.2 Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program in support of SoS. (CDRL A002)

3.2.4.3 AS related Storage and Handling

The contractor shall store and handle provided assets required for AS and disposal to ensure availability and safety when motors and components are needed or as directed by the Government. Tasks required for this storage shall include proper environmental control and safe handling as defined IAW TOs listed in section 2.1. The contractor shall ensure any recovered Class I Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) - used as refrigerant or propellant - from the system be turned in to the Defense Logistics Agency (through DRMO) to replenish its stockpile of this banned substances.

3.2.4.4 Igniter Dissection

The contractor shall dissect propellant loaded and unloaded Igniters. Tests and inspections shall be conducted IAW approved test plans and TOs listed in section 2.1. This effort includes Igniter dissection, analysis, test, storage and disposal. Motors tested: M55A1 and SR120. (CDRL A001,

3.2.4.5 Loaded Motor Propellant Material Properties Test & Analysis These tests are performed to determine effects of aging on motor and component propellant.

The contractor shall plan, prepare, execute and provide data analysis to identify any age related trends and provide a recommendation for continued application/use of the assets IAW the test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test to include data resulting from the testing, and comparison to historical data. The contractor shall assess the effects of changes in mechanical properties on structural margins of safety. Motors tested: M55A1, SR19-AJ-1, M57A1, SR118, and SR120 (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.2.4.6 Motor Dissection/Plugging

The contractor shall conduct motor dissection to ensure samples for conducting propellant material properties test. Quantity and test conditions shall be commensurate with approved Test Plans and TOs IAW section 2.1. The contractor shall support this planning and provide analysis of the propellant and bondline mechanical property data to support the trend analysis and useful life estimates. Motors tested: M55A1, SR19-AJ-1, and M57A1. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3 Reliability of Flight – Options for Additional Testing

RoF testing and analysis validates the motors/components perform to the original specifications in support of flight operations. Each RoF test listed below and in the Variable Services Pricing Table will be exercised as options based on work required and performed IAW the approved test plans. RoF testing listed in Annex 2 is subject to change.

3.3.1 RoF Engineering Support/Program Management

The contractor shall manage the overall schedule and maintain adequate personnel in support of conducting RoF testing for the any effort detailed under 3.2.3. to include data. The contractor shall develop, maintain, and deliver to the Government an electronic monthly program schedule which details required activities, progress achieved, and required dates for Government Furnished Property (GFP) delivery. If any RoF test is exercised, RoF Engineering Support for that motor is required as well. (CDRL A007, CDRL A009)

3.3.2 RoF Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program under RoF. (CDRL A002)

3.3.3 Motor Static Fire Tests

The contractor shall provide support for static fire tests of MM rocket motors conducted at the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR) or a contractor proposed facility; and conduct/support PK motor static fire tests at the contractor’s proposed facility IAW the test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. At UTTR, the contractor shall provide day-of-test support in the event of an anomaly to provide recommendations on a “go forward” plan as well as post-fire inspections and analysis including motor case insulation inspect/analysis, nozzle disassembly/inspection, and any post fire hardware that shows anomalies. At the contractor proposed facility, the contractor shall provide static fire capability including planning, preparation, execution and data analysis, including post-fire analysis and post-fire inspections to include fired nozzle testing. Ballistics analysis shall be conducted by the contractor when static fire is performed at the contractor facility. The contractor shall provide a report on the post-fire analysis and inspections. The contractor shall maintain the static fire capability, regardless of static fire schedule. Results of these tests and inspections shall be included in an annual report. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.4 Igniter Static Fire Tests

The contractor shall plan, prepare, and execute the static fire tests of Igniters, and data analysis.

Pre-test environments (temperature cycling/transport and handling) shall be imposed by the Government. The contractor shall perform all necessary planning to delineate pre-test inspections and instrumentation requirements. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including data resulting from pre-fire testing, post-fire inspections and comparison to historical data IAW with test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.5 DAS/ENEC/RC GG Static Fire Tests

The contractor shall plan, prepare, execute static fire test of Extendable Nozzle Exit Cone (ENEC) GG (SR119), Deployment Actuation System (DAS) GG (SR120), Roll Control (RC) GG (SR19) and analyze the data. Pre-test environments (temperature cycling/transportation and handling) will be imposed by the approved test plan IAW TOs listed in sec 2.1. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including to data resulting from pre-fire inspections, post-fire inspections, ballistics, and comparison to historical data. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.6 GG Static Fire Tests

The contractor shall plan, prepare, execute static fire test of Thrust Vector Actuated (TVA)/Liquid Injected Thrust Vector Control (LITVC) GG (SR19), Thrust Vector Actuator (TVA) GG (SR118, SR119, SR120), and analyze the data. Pre-test environments (temperature cycling/transportation and handling) will be imposed by the approved test plan. The contractor shall prepare a test plan detailing test conditions, pre-test inspections, and instrumentation IAW test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including data resulting from pre-fire inspections, post-fire inspections, ballistics, and comparison to historical data. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.7 Thrust Vector Actuator (TVA) Test

The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and data analysis of the testing of the TVA to identify aging trends IAW the test plans and TOs in sec 2.1. As part of the initial award, the contractor shall prepare a test plan detailing test conditions and instrumentation. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including data resulting from the testing, and comparison to historical data. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.8 Unfired Nozzle Test

Unfired nozzle inspection and test shall be performed to determine effects of aging and provide service life extension of MM and PK nozzles. The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and data analysis of the testing of unfired nozzles to identify aging trends IAW the approved test plans and TOs in sec 2.1. As part of the initial award, the contractor shall prepare a test plan detailing test conditions and instrumentation. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including data resulting from the testing, and comparison to historical data. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL

A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.9 Nozzle Flexseal Test

Unfired nozzle inspection and test shall be performed to determine effects of aging and provide service life extension of MM and PK nozzles. The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and data analysis of the testing of flexseal to identify aging trends IAW the approved test plans and TOs in sec 2.1. As part of the initial award, the contractor shall prepare a test plan detailing test conditions and instrumentation. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test including data resulting from the testing, and comparison to historical data. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL

A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.10 Interstage Ordnance (IO) Testing

The contractor shall provide IO Functional Testing, including RSLP unique items and legacy hardware. A test report shall be issued to document the test results from functional tests as well as all the plots of the various environmental testing. Tests and inspections shall be in compliance with test plans and TOs listed in sec 2.1. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.11 Ordnance Initiation Set

The contractor shall evaluate the hardware used to initiate igniters, gas generators and separation ordnance. This hardware consists of the through bulk-head initiator (TBI), and the type I and III ordnance transmission assemblies (OTA). The contractor shall prepare a test plan detailing test conditions and instrumentation. The contractor shall prepare a final report for each test to include results of the testing, and comparison to the historical database IAW the test plans and the TOs listed in sec 2.1. The plan for which motors tested is listed in Annex 2, but is subject to change. (CDRL A001, CDRL A002)

3.3.12 Ordnance/Range Certification Test Requirements

The Government will provide Flight Termination Ordnance System (FTOS) test per Range Commanders Council (RCC) 319-07 using Government Range personnel and test facilities to the maximum extent possible. This effort can be accomplished via Special Study depending on the complexity required by the Government Range.

3.3.13 Technical Interchange Meetings

The contractor shall prepare and support Technical Interchange/Technical Direction meetings.

Actual meeting time shall last no more than two days at either contractor or Government facility.

Meetings shall require prepared materials, presenter(s), minimal technical support, and post meeting support for action item(s) collected by contractor at meeting through closeout/acceptance by both the Government. (CDRL A006)

3.4 Emergency Response Cleanup

The AF is required to comply with AFMAN 10-2502. In support of RSLP, the contractor or subcontractor shall have the ability to provide environmental and site remediation/recovery in the event of a hazardous mishap or be able to subcontract the work.

3.5 Excess Motor Disposal Option

The contractor shall be responsible for the disposal of motors/components and related assets as necessary to support RSLP requirements. The contractor shall be capable of disposing of Firing Units (FUs) including the radiation elements. The contractors shall transport, disassemble, and dispose of unusable motors per Government plan and TOs listed in sec 2.1, through proven and effective methods, including wash out, motor fire or detonation. The contractor shall use appropriate hazard warning labels in compliance with DFAR 252.223-7001. The contractor shall provide a final report of motor disposition. (CDRL A005)

3.6 Special Studies

The contractor shall conduct special studies/investigations related to motors/ components and disposal requirements and anomaly investigation, as directed by the Government. The contractor shall provide materials, travel requirements, engineering, technical, repair, and analysis support for system engineering and safety related issues of the motors, components and support equipment in support of Aging Surveillance and Storage. This includes activities such as failure investigations, anomaly investigations, and modification or development of tooling to support unique program requirements. The contractor shall also conduct other special requirements studies related to requirements in this PWS, such as AS and disposal testing, the SR73, and analyses related to transportation, maintenance, safety, processing, test, long term storage and use. Special studies/anomaly investigations could result in recommendations, prototypes, or solutions to an identified need. Separate CLINs will be established, one for CPFF Labor Hours and the second one for Other Direct Costs (ODCs) on a cost reimbursement, no fee basis to cover the each Special Study. ODCs include Materials, Subcontractors and related travel. These special studies shall be on either a Completion or Level of Effort (LOE) basis as defined by the Government. (CDRL A004, CDRL A007, CDRL A008)

3.7 Non-Personal Services

The Government shall neither supervise contractor employees nor control the method by which the contractor performs the required tasks. Under no circumstances shall the Government assign tasks to, or prepare work schedules for, individual contractor employees. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to manage its employees and to guard against any actions that are of the nature of personal services, or give the perception of personal services. If the contractor believes that any actions constitute, or are perceived to constitute personal services, it shall be the contractor's responsibility to notify the Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) immediately.

3.8 Subcontract Management

The contractor shall be responsible for any subcontract management necessary to integrate work performed on this requirement and shall be responsible and accountable for subcontractor performance on this requirement. The prime contractor shall manage work distribution to ensure there are no Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI) considerations. Contractors may add subcontractors to their team after notification to the Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) or Contracting Officer Representative (COR). Notification is only required when the contractor changes subcontractors on any AS test from the VSPT, any Core effort testing, or after a Special Study has begun (i.e. changing subcontractors during a Special Study).

4 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS

4.1 Five year Plan

The Government has developed a 5 year plan, located at Annex 2, forecasting requirements for AS and disposal activities anticipated for this contract.

4.2 Services Summary

SS # Performance Category

PWS

Paragraph

Performance Threshold

1 Motor Static Fire Tests

3.3.3 Contractor support to motor static fire tests

shall be capable of inclusion into annual AS program reports with less than two (2) recommendations/solutions per year requiring significant change* for reasons within contractor control.

2 Component Static Fire Tests

3.3.4 3.3.5 3.3.6

Contractor support to component static fire tests shall be capable of inclusion into annual AS program reports with less than two (2) recommendations/solutions per year requiring

3 Propellant Tests 3.2.3.6 3.2.3.7

3.2.3.8 3.2.4.5

3.2.4.6

Contractor support to propellant tests shall be capable of inclusion into annual AS program reports with less than two (2) recommendations/ solutions per year requiring significant change* for reasons within contractor control.

4 Component Laboratory Tests

3.2.3.4 3.2.3.5 3.2.4.4 3.3.7 3.3.8 3.3.9

Contractor support to component laboratory tests shall be capable of inclusion into annual AS program reports with less than two (2) recommendations/solutions per year requiring

5 Ordnance Tests 3.3.10 3.3.11 3.3.12

Contractor support to Ordnance tests shall be capable of inclusion into annual AS program reports with less than two (2) recommendations/ solutions per year requiring significant change* for reasons within contractor control.

6 Excess Motor 3.5 Contractor motor and component disposal shall conform to all AFCANs guidelines where all disposal certificates are received by the Program Office within two (2) business days for meeting standards and one (1) business day for exceeding standards and less than two (2) disposal actions per year requiring Government action for reasons within contractor control.

7 PM &

Engineering Support

3.2.3.1 3.2.3.2 3.2.4.1 3.2.4.2 3.3.1 3.3.2

Program schedules and reports are accurate and provided on time with less than three (3) schedules/reports per year provided late or requiring significant change* for reasons within

Note: A significant change is defined as requiring more than one business day to rewrite or fix prior to resubmission.

4.3 Government Inspection

The Government will evaluate the contractor's performance under this contract in accordance with the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan. Government methods of inspection other than those listed in the PWS (such as provided for by the Inspection of Services clause) may occur during the performance period of this contract. Such surveillance will be done according to standard inspection procedures or other contract provisions.

4.3.1 Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)

CORs are representatives of the contracting officer and will participate in the administration of this contract. Subsequent to contract award, the contractor will be provided with a letter identifying CORs and setting forth their duties and authorities.

4.3.2 Administrative Records

All records, documents, and associated papers provided by the Government and generated during the period of this contract become Government property and will be returned upon contract completion. During the period of the contract, records, documents, and associated papers shall be available for review.

5 DELIVERABLES

Contract Deliverables Requirements List (CDRL):

CDRL# TITLE: SUB-TITLE DID

A001 TEST/INSPECTION REPORT: INDIVIDUAL TEST REPORT DI-NDTI-80809B

A002 TEST/INSPECTION REPORT: ANNUAL SUMMARY REPORT DI-NDTI-80809B

A003 TEST PLANS DI-NDTI-80566A

A004 TECHNICAL REPORT-STUDY/SERVICES: SPECIAL STUDIES DI-MISC-80508B

A005 HAZARDOUS WASTE (HW) REPORT: MOTOR DISPOSAL

CERTIFICATE

DI-NDTI-80899

A006 REPORT, RECORD OF MEETING/MINUTES DI-ADMN-81505

A007 INTEGRATED MASTER SCHEDULE (IMS) DI-MGMT-81650

A008 CONTRACT FUNDS STATUS REPORT (CFSR) DI-MGMT-81468

A009 MANAGEMENT PLAN: INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT PLAN (IMP) DI-MGMT-80004A

Note: CDRL A003, the appropriate level of protection should be prescribed to reduce health hazards associated with the handling, storage, transportation and disposal of any lead based paints, cadmium/chromium coatings, asbestos containing materials, polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB), radioactive materials, etc., found in the components parts of this system.

6 CONTRACT SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

Contract security requirements are defined in the contract DD 254, Contract Security Classification Specification.

7 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT/PROPERTY (GFP)

The contractor shall be responsible and accountable for all Government property provided under this contract and shall comply with FAR part 45. The contractor shall create and maintain records of all Government property accountable to the contract, including Government-furnished and contractor-acquired property. All GFE/P must be accounted for in an accountable property system of record (APSR). All GFE/P must be inventoried annually as part of this effort.

8 ACRONYMS

AS Aging Surveillance CDRL Contract Deliverables Requirements Document CFSR Contract Funds Status Report COR Contracting Officer’s Representative DAS Deployment Actuation System ENEC Extendable Nozzle Exit Cone ETS Electrical Test Set FAR Federal Acquisition Regulation FTS Flight Termination System GFP Government Furnished Property GG Gas Generator IMS Integrated Master Schedule IO Interstage Ordnance LEA Linear Explosive Assemblies LSC Linear Shaped Charge MM Minuteman PK Peacekeeper PWS Performance Work Statement RCC Range Commander’s Council START Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty TI/TD Technical Interchange/Technical Direction TIM Technical Integration Meeting TO Technical Order TVA Thrust Vector Actuated UTTR Utah Test and Training Range

Attachment 1 PWS/Annex 1

RSLP AS AND DISPOSAL PWS

ANNEX 1: RSLP TEST MATRIX

Test Type System/Component Peacekeeper Minuteman

SR118 SR119 SR120 M55 SR19 M57

Pe rf or m an ce

T es t (

St at ic F ir e)

Motor PLN000249 PLN000520 PLN002080

PLN000609

RSLP-13085 TP-

AA22082

RSLP-32784

Igniter PLN001165 PLN001166 PLN001167 TTP345 X ETP010316

TVA Gas Generator TWR-24982 PLN001441 PLN001394 X

RC Gas Generator X

Nozzle Gas Generator PLN001440 PLN001395

D is se ct

/P lu gg in g

M er ia l T tin

Igniter PLN001107 PLN001105 TTP 339 X PLN000030

TVA Gas Generator PLN001087 PLN001088 X

RC Gas Generator X

Nozzle Gas Generator PLN001106

Motor TTP393 TTP679 X PLN000080

*Propellant Properties TTP400 TTP399 TTP393 TTP679 X PLN000080

Propellant Hazards TTP415 TTP415 TTP415

O th tin

(N on or dn an ce ) Nozzle Flexseal TWR-24931 TTP423 TTP424 X

TVA Test CTP-2019 X

Unfired Nozzle Test TTP636/7 X PLN000854

Fire Nozzle Test X X X

Fl ig ht m in io n

Sy st em a nd th rd na nc e

LSC Testing X X X Interstage Ordnance Test CTP-2026 TTP427 TTP428 PLN001556 PLN001556 PLN001556

Ordnance Initiation TWR-25706 TWR-25706 TWR-25706 Safe and Arm (1) Arm/Disarm Switch (1) TT Port Frangible Sector G2 TVA Gas Generator Igniter G2 Sounding Rocket Destruct System G2 G2

Notes:

(1) - Common for all MM applications; Historically tested at Government facility X – Historically tested at contractor facility G1 - Testing performed at Government facility. Contractor responsible for post-test disassembly/ inspections G2 - For information only. Testing performed at Government facility. No contractor involvement currently required.

* Propellant dissections for PK SR118 and SR119 are performed by the Government; the contractor is responsible for analysis and incorporating results into the Annual Summary Report.

Attachment 1 PWS/Annex 2

RSLP AS AND DISPOSAL PWS

ANNEX 2: GOVERNMENT PROJECTED 5 YEAR PLAN – SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Minuteman M55A1 Calendar Year

Activity Name 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Static Fire Test 1 1 1 1 1 Unfired Nozzle Test 1 1 1 1 1 Igniters Static Test with Environments 2 2 2 Motor Disposal 12

Minuteman SR19-AJ-1 Calendar Year

Static Fire Test

1 1 1 1 Unfired Nozzle Inspections

1 1 1 1

Igniters Static Test with Environments 1 1 RC Gas Generator Static Test with Environments 2 2 TVA Gas Generator Static Test with Environments

1 1

Flexseal Full-Scale Unit Flexseal Removal From Full-Scale Motor

Motor Disposal 4 Minuteman M57A1 Calendar Year

Static Fire Test 1 1 1 1 1 *Unfired Nozzle Inspections 2 2 2 2 2 Igniters Static Test with Environments 2 2 Post Fire Burst Test 1 Motor Disposal 34

Peacekeeper SR118 Calendar Year

Static Fire Test 1 1 1 Igniters Static Test with Environments 2 2 TVA Gas Generator Static Test 2 2 TVA System 1 1 Motor Disposal 1 1

Peacekeeper SR119 Calendar Year

Static Fire Test 1 1 1 Nozzles Unfired Nozzle Inspections 1 1 1 Igniters Static Test with Environments 2 2 2 ENEC Gas Generator Static Test with Environments 2 2 2 TVA Gas Generator Static Test with Environments 2 2 2

Attachment 1 PWS/Annex 2

Peacekeeper SR120 Calendar Year

Static Fire Test 1 1 Igniters Static Test with Environments 2 2 DAS Gas Generator Static Test with Environments 2 2 TVA Gas Generator Static Test with Environments 2 2 TVA System 1 1 1 1 1

ORDNANCE

Calendar Year

PK FTOS LSCA (Range Safety)

SR118/SR119 10

SR120 10

PK Ordnance Initiation Set

Thru-Bulk Head Initiator 4 4 4 Type I OTA 2 2 2

Type III OTA 2 2 2 PK Interstage

ASE/SR118 4 4 4

SR118/SR119 4 4 4

SR119/SR120 4 4 4

MM Interstage Delay Booster (1 sec) 10

Delay Booster (16 sec) 10 Explosive Assembly (Longitudinal) 10 10

Explosive (H) Booster

Mechanical S/A 10 10

Pellet Assembly 10 10

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Mission

1.2 Background

1.3 Scope

2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 Compliance Documents

3 REQUIREMENTS

3.1 General Requirements

3.1.1 Applicable Document Compliance

3.1.2 Environmental Compliance

3.1.3 AS Related Disposal

3.2 Safety of Storage Testing – Core Effort

3.2.1 Transition Plan

3.2.2 Finalize Test Plans

3.2.3 Odd Year Core Effort – Basic (FY13), Option 2 (FY15), and Option 4 (FY17)

3.2.3.1 SoS Engineering Support/Program Management

3.2.3.2 Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing, the transition plan, and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program in support of SoS core effort. The annual summary reports should discuss any fa...

3.2.3.3 AS Related Storage and Handling

3.2.3.4 Igniter Dissection

3.2.3.5 GG Dissection

3.2.3.6 Loaded Motor Propellant Material Properties Test & Analysis

3.2.3.7 Motor Dissection/Plugging

3.2.3.8 Propellant Hazards Sensitivity Tests

3.2.4 Even Year Core Effort – Option 1 (FY14) , Option 3 (FY16), and the Option to Extend Services

3.2.4.1 SoS Engineering Support/Program Management

3.2.4.2 Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program in support of SoS. (CDRL A002)

3.2.4.3 AS related Storage and Handling

3.2.4.4 Igniter Dissection

3.2.4.5 Loaded Motor Propellant Material Properties Test & Analysis

3.2.4.6 Motor Dissection/Plugging

3.3 Reliability of Flight – Options for Additional Testing

RoF testing and analysis validates the motors/components perform to the original specifications in support of flight operations. Each RoF test listed below and in the Variable Services Pricing Table will be exercised as options based on work required...

3.3.1 RoF Engineering Support/Program Management

3.3.2 RoF Annual Summary Report

The contractor shall provide an annual report that summarizes all contract activities, testing and recommendations on the Aging Surveillance program under RoF. (CDRL A002)

3.3.3 Motor Static Fire Tests

3.3.4 Igniter Static Fire Tests

3.3.5 DAS/ENEC/RC GG Static Fire Tests

3.3.6 GG Static Fire Tests

3.3.7 Thrust Vector Actuator (TVA) Test

The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and data analysis of the testing of the TVA to identify aging trends IAW the test plans and TOs in sec 2.1. As part of the initial award, the contractor shall prepare a test plan deta...

3.3.8 Unfired Nozzle Test

3.3.9 Nozzle Flexseal Test

3.3.10 Interstage Ordnance (IO) Testing

3.3.11 Ordnance Initiation Set

3.3.12 Ordnance/Range Certification Test Requirements

3.3.13 Technical Interchange Meetings

3.4 Emergency Response Cleanup

3.5 Excess Motor Disposal Option

3.6 Special Studies

3.7 Non-Personal Services

3.8 Subcontract Management

4 General Considerations

4.1 Five year Plan

4.2 Services Summary

4.3 Government Inspection

4.3.1 Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)

4.3.2 Administrative Records

5 DELIVERABLES

6 contract security requirements

7 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT/PROPERTY (GFP)

8 Acronyms

Attachment 2 VSPT

Attachment 2

Rocket Systems Launch Program (RSLP) Peacekeeper (PK) and Minuteman (MM) Rocket Motors

Aging Surveillance (AS) and Motor Disposal

VARIABLE SERVICES PRICING TABLE (VSPT)

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext Options for Reliability of Flight (RoF) Testing

(1) Nozzle Flexseal Performance Schedule: _____________ SR19 Nozzle Flexseal Testing $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Nozzle Flexseal Testing $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Nozzle Flexseal Testing $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Nozzle Flexseal Testing $ $ $ $ $ $

(2) TIM Performance Schedule: _____________ MM TIM/TD at Contractor Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ MM TIM/TD at Government Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ PK TIM/TD at Contractor Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ PK TIM/TD at Government Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ Disposal TIM/TD at Contractor Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ Disposal TIM/TD at Government Facility $ $ $ $ $ $

(3) Motor Static Fire Performance Schedule: _____________ M55A1 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ M55A1 Support at UTTR $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Support at UTTR $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Support at UTTR $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Support at (insert facility) $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Support at (insert facility) $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 at Contractor’s Facility $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Support at (insert facility) $ $ $ $ $ $

(4) DAS/ENEC/RC GG Performance Schedule: _____________ SR19 RC GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ SR119 ENEC GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 DAS GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext

(5) Igniter Static Fire Performance Schedule: _____________ M55A1 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Igniter Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $

(6) Gas Generator (GG) Performance Schedule: _____________ SR19 LITVC GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ SR118 TVA GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 TVA GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 TVA GG Static Fire $ $ $ $ $ $

(7) Ordnance Initiation Test Performance Schedule: _____________ Peacekeeper SR118, SR119, and SR120 $ $ $ $ $ $

(8) Unfired Nozzle Testing Performance Schedule: _____________ M55A1 Nozzle Testing $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Nozzle Testing $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Nozzle Testing $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Nozzle Testing $ $ $ $ $ $

(9) Interstage Ordnance Performance Schedule: _____________ Minuteman M55A1, SR19, M57A1 $ $ $ $ $ $ Peacekeeper SR118, SR119, and SR120 $ $ $ $ $ $

(10) TVA Test Performance Schedule: _____________ SR118 TVA Test $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 TVA Test $ $ $ $ $ $

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext

(11) RoF Engineering Support Performance Schedule: 12 Months M55A1 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 RoF Engineering Support $ $ $ $ $ $

(12) RoF Summary Report Performance Schedule: 12 Months M55A1 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 RoF Annual Summary Report $ $ $ $ $ $

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext

(13) Excess Motor Disposal (DEFINE METHOD HERE) Performance

Schedule:

Note: Price below is for each motor.

M55A1 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ M55A1 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ M55A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext

(14) Excess Motor Disposal

M55A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $

SERVICE #/DESCRIPTION Basic (FY13) Option Year (FY14) Option Year (FY15) Option Year (FY16) Option Year (FY17) 6 Month Opt Ext

(15) Excess Motor Disposal

M55A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ SR19 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ M57A1 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR118 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Disassembly ea $ $ $ $ $ $ SR119 Transportation ea. $ $ $ $ $ $ SR120 Cost ea. $ $ $ $ $ $

Service # DESCRIPTION TABLE 1 Noun: Nozzle Flexseal DD1423 is Exhibit: A Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ Completion Date: ASREQ Descriptive Data:

The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and analysis of flexseal testing IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.9.

2 Noun: Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM) DD1423 is Exhibit: A Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ Completion Date: ASREQ Descriptive Data:

The contractor shall conduct TIM IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.13.

3 Noun: MOTOR STATIC FIRE DD1423 is Exhibit: A Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall provide support for or execute static fire tests of MM and PK rocket motors IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.3.

4 Noun: DAS/ENEC/RC GAS GENERATOR STATIC FIRE

Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall plan, prepare, and execute GG component static tests and analyze the data IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.5.

Service # DESCRIPTION TABLE

5. Noun: IGNITER STATIC FIRE DD1423 is Exhibit: A Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall plan, prepare, and execute Igniter component static test and analyze the data IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.4.

6 Noun: GAS GENERATOR STATIC FIRE

Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall plan, prepare, and execute TVA/LITVC component static test and analyze the data IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.6.

7 Noun: ORDNANCE INITIATION TESTING

Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall evaluate the hardware used to initiate igniters, gas generators and separation ordnance IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.11.

8 Noun: UNFIRED NOZZLE TESTING

Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall support the planning, preparation, execution, and data analysis of the testing of unfired nozzles IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.8.

Service # DESCRIPTION TABLE 9 Noun: INTERSTAGE ORDNANCE TESTING DD1423 is Exhibit: A Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

The contractor shall provide Functional Testing, including RSLP unique items and legacy hardware IAW approved test plans and PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.2.5.1. Price includes component disposal IAW PWS dated 12 September 2012, para 3.3.10.

10 Noun: TVA TEST

Contract type: J - FIRM FIXED PRICE Start Date: ASREQ

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