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Exhibit 10 Contractor-Provided Equipment

1. Uniform Requirements

The Contractor shall furnish uniform clothing items, as indicated below, to PSOs performing on this Contract. Badges, patches, and other approved devices worn on uniforms shall carry distinctive company markings and in compliance with applicable state and local laws. Note:

Regional Directors, or designee, may authorize adjustments to uniform clothing items to account for varying climate zones.

Uniform Components Description Color Minimum

Body Armor

Minimum, NIJ Level IIA with Concealed Carrier

Black

1 Each

Boots

Pair, Quarter

Cap

Baseball Style

Cap

Faux Fur Trooper Style

Double Magazine Case or Speed Loader Case

Nylon, Compatible with Specified Weapon

Duty Belt “Keepers”

Nylon

4 Each

Expandable or Straight Police

With Holder

Glove and Microshield

Nylon, Slide on Belt Type, Holds Set of Single Use Disposable Gloves and One (1) Single Use

Gloves

Winter, Pair

Handcuff Case

Handcuffs and Keys

Meets NIJ 0307.01

Jacket

Winter, Patrol Type

Jacket

Nylon Windbreaker

Key Strap with Flap

Retention Holster Minimum, Level II, Nylon, Slide on Belt Type

Black 1 Each

Microshield

Single Use, Disposable 1 Each

Nameplate

2-1/2” x 5/8” Metal Plate with Rounded Edges and 1/4” Lettering Identifying First Initial and Last

Gold Metal with Black

2 Each

Necktie

Clip-on

2 Each

Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)

2.0 ounce Non-Flammable Flip Top Safety Canister with Stream or Foam Spray Pattern (or as designated by State or local

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Uniform Components Descriptio

Color Minimum

Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) case

Nylon, Slide on Belt Type

Pistol belt

Nylon without Shoulder Strap

Shirt, long sleeve

Insignia, Shoulder Patch

Light Gray

Shirt, short sleeve

Insignia, Shoulder Patch

Light Gray

Trouser

All Season Weight

3 Each

Whistle

With Chain Attachment

Flashlight w/holder

Portable

Black 1 Each

Optional/Regional Specific

The contractor will provide all security officers, including part-time and reserve officers, with their own pistol. Select the firearm that will be used:

Caliber 9mm Caliber .40 S&W

Caliber .38 Special Caliber .357 SIG

Specifications

1. Caliber 9mm

The overall size shall not exceed 7.5” long, 5.5” high, and 1.5” wide and weigh no more then 30

oz. excluding the magazine. The caliber authorized is 9MM and not any larger. The magazines (three for each pistol) shall hold a minimum of 10 rounds and not more then 17. The pistol must be able to be fired without a magazine inserted into the weapon. The magazine must fall free (unloaded) when the magazine catch is activated. The double action only trigger pull must not weigh more than 12 pounds and not less than 5 pounds. The pistol may be either a traditional double action only or a striker fired design.

The pistol shall have a dark corrosive resistant finish and must be must be capable of being fired without the manipulation of an external safety or cocking lever. Passively operated grip or trigger safeties are acceptable. The normal function of the pistol shall be double action only.

The pistol must be operable by a right or left-handed user. The use of a polymer-framed pistol is acceptable. There is not a requirement for an all-metal firearm.

All safeties must be internal or passive. An inertial interlocked firing pin will be the primary safety to positively prevent movement of the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled completely through its entire length of travel.

The sights must be drift adjustable and be luminous night sights, one (1) dot on the front sight, and two (2) dots on the rear sight, which appear as three (3) illuminated dots when the weapon is held at arm’s length. The illuminated dots must not be visible when viewed from the muzzle end of the pistol. The color of the illuminated dots must be green. The illumination materials for the night sight must comply with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards.

The following pistols are recommended:

o Smith & Wesson M&P 9 MM; 5900 Series in DAO 9MM o Glock 17 & 19 9MM o SIGARMS Sigpro 9MM; P226 and P228 in 9MM DAO o Steyr M Series 9MM o Springfield Armory XD in 9MM

Ammunition type is authorized:

o 110- 147 grain Jacketed Hollow Points. (If local statutes permit) Recommended Brands:

o Federal o Speer o Winchester o Remington

2. Caliber .38 SPECIAL

The overall size shall not exceed 10.5” long, 5.5” high, and 1.55” wide and weigh no more then 42 oz. or less than 35 oz empty with a 4 inch non-ported, semi or fully shrouded (lugged) barrel.

The pistol may be capable of firing either 38 Special +P or .357 Magnum cartridges although the duty caliber authorized is .38 Special +P. The cylinder shall hold 6 rounds and be opened with the manipulation of just one release. The double action trigger pull must not weigh more than 12 pounds and not less than 5 pounds.

The pistol shall have a blued or stainless steel finish and must be capable of being fired without the manipulation of an external safety. The normal function of the pistol shall be double action with the capability of being fired in a single action mode. The pistol must be operable by a right or left-handed user. With the exception of grips and small internal parts, it shall be an all-metal firearm.

All safeties must be internal and passive. A transfer bar type mechanism will be the primary safety to positively prevent contact between the hammer and firing pin or hammer and cartridge primer unless the trigger is pulled completely through its entire length of travel.

The sights must be fixed front and fixed, drift or fully adjustable rear. The following pistols are recommended:

o Smith & Wesson Model 686 K or L frame o Taurus Model 82 or 65 o Ruger GP 100 Series

Ammunition type authorized:

o 110 – 135 grain +P rated Jacketed Hollow Point. (If local statutes permit)

Recommended Brands:

o Speer o Winchester o Remington

3. Caliber .40 S&W

oz. excluding the magazine. The caliber authorized is .40 S&W and not any larger. The magazines (three for each pistol) shall hold a minimum of 10 rounds and not more then 15. The pistol must be able to be fired without a magazine inserted into the weapon. The magazine must fall free (unloaded) when the magazine catch is activated. The double action only trigger pull must not weigh more than 12 pounds and not less than 5 pounds. The pistol may be either a traditional double action only or a striker fired design.

trigger safeties are acceptable. The normal function of the pistol shall be double action only.

The pistol must be operable by a right or left-handed user. The use of a polymer-framed pistol through its entire length of travel.

The sights must be drift adjustable and be luminous night sights, one (1) dot on the front sight, and two (2) dots on the rear sight, which appear as three (3) illuminated dots when the weapon is held at arm’s length. The illuminated dots must not be visible when viewed from the muzzle end of the pistol. The color of the illuminated dots must be green. The illumination materials for the night sight must comply with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards.

o Smith & Wesson M&P .40 Cal.

o Glock 22 & 23 .40 Cal.

o SIGARMS Sigpro .40 Cal.; P226 and P229 o Steyr M Series .40 Cal.

o Springfield Armory XD in .40 Cal.

o H&K USP (Variant 7 DAO) .40 Cal.

o 155-180 grain Jacketed Hollow Point o Speer o Winchester o Remington

4. Caliber .357 SIG

oz. excluding the magazine. The caliber authorized is .357 SIG. The magazines (three for each pistol) shall hold a minimum of 10 rounds and not more then 15. The pistol must be able to be fired without a magazine inserted into the weapon. The magazine must fall free (unloaded) when the magazine catch is activated. The double action only trigger pull must not weigh more than 12 pounds and not less than 5 pounds. The pistol may be either a traditional double action only or a striker fired design.

trigger safeties are acceptable. The normal function of the pistol shall be double action only.

The pistol must be operable by a right or left-handed user. The use of a polymer-framed pistol through its entire length of travel.

2. Firearm and Ammunition Requirements

The sights must be drift adjustable and be luminous night sights, one (1) dot on the front sight, and two (2) dots on the rear sight, which appear as three (3) illuminated dots when the weapon is held at arm’s length. The illuminated dots must not be visible when viewed from the muzzle end of the pistol.

The color of the illuminated dots must be green. The illumination materials for the night sight must comply with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards.

o Smith & Wesson M&P .357 SIG o Glock 31 & 32 o SIGARMS Sigpro or P229 in .357 SIG o Steyr M Series in .357 SIG o Springfield Armory XD in .357 SIG o 125 grain Jacketed Hollow Point. (If local statutes permit) o Speer o Winchester o Remington

2. Firearm and Ammunition Requirements

Pump-action shotgun, when applicable

The only caliber authorized is 12 gauge. The overall size shall not exceed 42” long and weigh no more than 9 lbs. (empty). The length of the barrel will be no shorter than 18” and no longer than 20”.

It must have a dark corrosive resistant finish with black synthetic stock and fore-end. A fore-end with integral light is allowed. The magazine tube will hold a minimum of 5 rounds of ammunition (2 ¾” shells) and not more than 7. The shotgun will use a locked breech manually operated system that functions on the pump action principle.

It will have a single action only trigger system with a cross bolt manual safety. The sights can be rifle, bead, adjustable open, or ghost ring – they can be luminous tritium night sights. If they are luminous tritium night sights then they must comply with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards.

The following shotgun is recommended:

• Remington 870

• 9 pellet 00 Buckshot

• Winchester

• Federal

• Remington

3. Personal Protective Equipment Requirement

The Contractor shall maintain a stock of the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) items for each PSO, post, and location covered by this contract and in quantities sufficient for a two-week period.

The Contractor shall maintain all equipment in a ready and usable condition and replenish stock as necessary to ensure a two-week supply is available at all times.

Item Description QTY

Eyewear Blood and Air Borne Protection * Gloves Medical Examination Gloves * Hand Sanitizer Alcohol-Based * N95 Mask Filtering Face Piece Respirator * Microshield Single Use, Disposable *

* As appropriate to supply each security officer this equipment for at least two weeks in performance of their duties. Contractor shall replace disposable continuous wear items such as masks and gloves over course of a PSOs shift as recommended by manufacturer to ensure maximum effectiveness of the item.

4. Communications Equipment Requirement.

The Contractor shall provide, maintain, and supplement, as may be necessary at the site identified above, the following number(s) of radios/cellular phones and described associated equipment/ to equip each security officer on post a method to communicate with FPS.

Type of Equipment Qty

Radio, portable, handy-talkie, four (4) watts, with Helifex antenna 0

Charger, rapid rate, portable 0

Charger, rapid rate, desktop 0

Battery, rapid rate 0

Standard carrying case 1 Each

Base Station 0

Cellular telephone 1 Each

Cellular telephone charger 1 Each

Cellular telephone holder 1 Each

Licenses and Frequencies: The Contractor shall apply for an FCC license and authorization to operate in frequencies specified by the Government. Where necessary, the COR shall issue a letter of authorization, identifying the Contractor as having a need to communicate over a frequency or frequencies assigned to an agency of the Federal Government.

Normal, Emergency and Continuous Communications: All two-way portable radio units must have the capability of transmitting and receiving clear and concise vocal transmissions between the security officer, supervisory personnel and the Contractor's base station.

The cellular phones must have a telephone number with the local area code of the location of the post. The cellular phone shall have the capability to receive and make calls without restrictions for having the capability for two-way communications between FPS, the Contractor, and the security officer personnel assigned to this Contract.

The Contractor shall provide a listing of radio(s) and associated equipment used on this Contract to the COR prior to standing post. The Contractor shall provide a listing of cellular telephone numbers and the associated posts used on this Contract to the COR prior to standing post.

5. Contractor Vehicle Requirement

The Contractor shall furnish vehicle(s), as indicated below, for patrol, to transport supervisors in the course of supervision duties, or emergency response, as may be necessary. The vehicles shall carry distinctive markings of the company. The vehicles shall be available at all times during the life of the contract.

The Contractor shall immediately replace a vehicle must be removed from operation for any reason. It is the Contractor's responsibility to register, insure, and provide proper maintenance for the vehicles. The vehicles shall have the following equipment:

• Rotational emergency roof light in compliance with applicable state and local laws

• One (1) 10 – 15 lb. portable dry chemical, ABC extinguisher, installed and maintained in accordance with NFPA 10, Portable Fire Extinguishers

• One (1) conventional, universal first aid kit that contains an Airway pack, Cling bandages, and a minimum of two bite sticks

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6. Supplementary Equipment

The Contractor shall furnish the following supplemental equipment items for each PSO, post, or location as indicated.

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Qty Notebook Pocket Type/Black 1 per PSO Administrative supplies Pens, pencils, lined paper, rulers, staplers, etc. As needed at each post Flashlight 2-D cell battery 1 per post

7. NWDTP Equipment

In addition to the Government Provided Property, the contractor shall provide the following items to supplement the training kit:

Metal butter knives (6 EA), (3 EA), 9 volt batteries (6 EA), AA batteries (6 EA), AAA batteries (6 EA) , Large set of keys (1 EA), Small set of keys (1 EA), Toggle switch with paired wires (2 EA), Cell phone (Must have battery and cell circuitry installed) (1 EA), Bag glass marbles or glass aquarium stones (1 EA), Clothing/rag (Enough to serve as clutter), Bottled water (16 ounce/500 ml) (6 EA), Gym bags/Briefcases/Day packs/Computer Bags (12 EA), FedEx/UPS box (6 EA), Athletic Shoes (1 pair), Tennis Balls (3 EA), Ream of copy paper (2 RM), Digital kitchen timer (1 EA), Bag of screws/nails (1 BG), Scissors (less than 2.5”) (1 EA), Surge suppressor/power strip (1 EA), Cell phone/Tablet/Computer charging cords (4 EA), Collapsible baton (1 EA), Liquid baby formula (1 EA), Powder baby formula (1 EA), Carton of iodized salt (1 EA).

Exhibit 11 Government-Provided Equipment

1. DHS HSPD-12 Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Card Application Process

A. Application.

1. The Contractor shall ensure the Contractor Employee has received a Pre-App Decision Date or a favorable suitability determination from FPS.

2. The Contractor shall distribute the following forms to the Contractor Employee, once Section A.1 above has been validated.

a. DHS Form 11000-14, PACS USER Agreement (Exhibit 14)

b. DHS Form 11000-27, Federal Emergency Response Official Designation

Request (Exhibit 15)

3. The Contractor Employee shall complete each form and return to the Contractor.

a. DHS Form 11000-14

i. Complete Section I and Section II and sign/date the USER Agreement

ii. Email Address: Required only for logical access to (.gov) IT systems

b. DHS Form 11000-27

i. Complete Section I

4. The Contractor shall review the forms for correctness and completeness; once reviewed the

Contractor shall provide the forms to the COR.

B. Sponsorship.

1. The COR shall review forms for completeness and forward the forms to the FPS HSPD-12 Program Office.

2. The FPS HSPD-12 Program Office shall review and validate personal information in the

Integrated Security Management System (ISMS) and Identity Management System (IDMS), complete the sponsorship process, and notify the COR of the sponsorship status.

3. The COR shall notify the Contractor of the sponsorship status.

C. Enrollment.

1. The Contactor shall ensure Contractor Employees do not schedule PIV card issuance appointments until sponsorship notification is received from the COR.

2. The Contractor shall ensure Contract Employees register and schedule PIV card issuance appointments at https://dhs.authentx.com/dhs/appointments/index.html. The estimated processing time: 20 min/per person.

https://dhs.authentx.com/dhs/appointments/index.html

3. The Contractor Employee shall bring two valid forms of identification. Acceptable forms of identification can be found in the USCIS Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification. At least one form of identification must be a Federal or State government issued photo identification.

4. If the Contractor Employee does not present acceptable forms of identification, the Contractor

Employee will be denied a PIV card and the appointment will be cancelled.

2. Other Government-Provided Equipment

The Government may provide other equipment such as uniforms, personal protective, communications, or vehicles in support of the requirements of this Contract. These items may be provided to an individual PSOs, posts, or locations. The COR will identify these requirements, when applicable.

Item Description Qty Motorola 2-way CA0092 (Post 1,3) 2 Motorola 2-way CA0154 (Post 1,2,4,5,6,7) 6 Motorola 2-way CA0260 (Post 1A,1B,3,4,5,6AA,7) 7 Motorola 2-way CA0305 (Post 1,4A,7) 3 Motorola 2-way CA6330 (Post 2,7) 2 Motorola 2-way CA0091 (Post 1,3,4A,7) 3 Motorola 2-way CA6941 (Post 1,2) 4 Motorola 2-way CA0093 (Post 1,3,7) 3 Motorola 2-way CA0096 (Post 1) 1

Exhibit 11A Government-Provided Supplementary Equipment

1. Facility:

2. Supplementary Equipment: Government Provided Equipment Items

The Government shall furnish the following supplemental equipment items for each security officer, post, or location as indicated to all productive and supervisor security officers performing on the Contract. It is the Contractor's responsibility to report maintenance issues and any damage regarding the associated equipment immediately to the COR.

3. Supplementary Equipment Requirements:

Type of Equipment Qty NWDTP Testing kits 1 per NWDTP Instructor Hand-Held Magnetometer 2 per NWDTP Instructor

Exhibit 13 Post Exhibit - Central CA

Central CA PSO Contract FPS Region 9

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CA0092 FPS 555 Battery Street/SF 1 Screening Mag Mag Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AA 171 2,052.00

CA0092 FPS 555 Battery Street/SF 2 Screening X-Ray X-ray 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AA 171 2,052.00

CA0092 FPS 555 Battery Street/SF 3 Patrol & Response Rover Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AA 171 2,052.00

4001AA Total 6,156.00

CA0096 FPS 95 7th Street/SF 1 Screening Lobby X-ray Y 19:00 07:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AB 171 2,052.00

CA0096 FPS 95 7th Street/SF 2 Screening Lobby X-ray 00:00 24:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001AB 72 1,728.00

4001AB Total 3,780.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 1 Screening Control Ctr Y 00:00 24:00 24.00 7 Days 4001AC 243 5,832.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 2 Screening Lobby X-ray 18:00 06:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AC 171 2,052.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 3 Screening Lobby X-Ray 00:00 24:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001AC 72 1,728.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 4 Access Control Basement Y 00:00 24:00 24.00 7 Days 4001AC 243 5,832.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 5 Vehicle ID Ramp Y 05:00 17:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AC 171 2,052.00

CA0154 FPS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 6 Vehicle Screening Ramp 05:00 17:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AC 171 2,052.00

CA0154 CIS 450 Golden Gate Ave/SF 7 Screening Lobby 07:30 16:30 9.00 M-F-H 4001AC 171 1,539.00

4001AC Total 21,087.00

CA0260 SSA 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 1A Screening 2nd Floor X-Ray Y* 09:00 16:00 7.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AD 136 952.00

CA0260 SSA 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 1A Screening 2nd Floor X-Ray Y* 09:00 12:00 3.00 Wed-H 4001AD 35 105.00

CA0260 SSA 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 1B Screening 2nd Floor HHMD 08:45 17:30 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AD 136 1,190.00

CA0260 SSA 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 1B Screening 2nd Floor HHMD 08:45 16:30 7.75 Wed-H 4001AD 35 271.25

CA0260 ODAR 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 3 Screening 3rd Floor HHMD 08:00 16:30 8.50 M-F-H 4001AD 171 1,453.50

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 4 Rover Y* 00:00 24:00 24.00 7 Days 4001AD 243 5,832.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 5 Screening X-Ray Xray Y* 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AD 171 2,052.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 6AA Access Control Prkg Lot Y* 18:00 24:00 6.00 M-Th -H 4001AD 136 816.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 6AB Access Control Prkg Lot 24:00 06:00 6.00 Tues-Fri-H 4001AD 140 840.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 6B Access Control Prkg Lot 18:00 24:00 6.00 Fri -H 4001AD 35 210.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 6C Access Control Prkg Lot 00:00 06:00 6.00 Mon -H 4001AD 31 186.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 6D Access Control Prkg Lot 00:00 24:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001AD 72 1,728.00

CA0260 FPS 280 S. 1st Street/San Jose 7 Screening Mag Mag 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AD 171 2,052.00

4001AD Total 17,687.75

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 1 Screening Lobby 08:30 16:30 8.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AE 136 1,088.00

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 1 Screening Lobby Y 08:30 13:30 5.00 Wed-H 4001AE 35 175.00

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 2 Screening Lobby 08:30 17:15 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AE 136 1,190.00

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 2 Screening Lobby 08:30 13:30 5.00 Wed-H 4001AE 35 175.00

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 3 Patrol & Response Rover 08:30 17:15 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AE 136 1,190.00

CA0305 SSA 90 7th Street/SF 3 Screening Lobby WTMD Y 08:30 16:30 8.00 Wed-H 4001AE 35 280.00

CA0305 FPS 90 7th Street/SF 4A Screening Mag Mag Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AE 171 2,052.00

CA0305 FPS 90 7th Street/SF 4B Screening X-Ray X-Ray 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AE 171 2,052.00

CA0305 FPS 90 7th Street/SF 5 Access Control Ramp Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AE 171 2,052.00

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2016 Post Exhibit Central CA

Central CA PSO Contract HSHQW9-13-D-00003 Performance Start Date: 02/01/16 FPS Region 9 HSHQW9- 16-J-00000 Performance End Date: 09/30/16

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CA0305 FPS 90 7th Street/SF 6 Screening Loading Dock X-Ray 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AE 171 2,052.00

CA0305 FPS 90 7th Street/SF 7 Rover 00:00 24:00 24.00 7 Days 4001AE 243 5,832.00

4001AE Total 18,138.00

CA0309 FPS 2500 Tulare St/Fresno 1 Access Control Basement 00:00 24:00 24.00 7 Days 4001AF 243 5,832.00

4001AF Total 5,832.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 1A Patrol & Response Rover Y 08:00 17:30 9.50 M-Th -H 4001AG 136 1,292.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 1B Patrol & Response Rover 08:00 17:00 9.00 Fri -H 4001AG 35 315.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 2 Screening Lobby X-Ray Y 07:30 16:30 9.00 M-F-H 4001AG 171 1,539.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 3 Screening Lobby WTMD 07:30 16:30 9.00 M-F-H 4001AG 171 1,539.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 4A Patrol & Response Rover Y 08:00 17:30 9.50 M-Th -H 4001AG 136 1,292.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 4B Patrol & Response Rover 08:00 17:00 9.00 Fri -H 4001AG 35 315.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 5 10:30 16:00 5.50 Wed-H 4001AG 16 88.00

CA7833 EOIR 100 Montgomery St/SF 6 10:30 16:00 5.50 Wed-H 4001AG 16 88.00

4001AG Total 6,468.00

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 2 05:30 18:00 12.50 M-F-H 4001AK 171 2,137.50

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 3 05:30 18:00 12.50 M-F-H 4001AK 171 2,137.50

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 4 Xray Y 07:00 16:00 9.00 M-F-H 4001AK 171 1,539.00

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 5 18:00 24:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001AK 171 1,026.00

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 6 Mag Y 06:00 14:30 8.50 M-F-H 4001AK 171 1,453.50

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 7 Loading Dock X-Ray 18:00 24:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001AK 171 1,026.00

CA6330 EPA 75 Hawthorne St/SF 8 Rover 08:00 17:00 9.00 Sat-Sun-H 4001AK 68 612.00

4001AK Total 9,931.50

CA7052 ICE 1887 Monterey Road/San Jose 1 Screening Lobby 07:00 17:00 10.00 M-F-H 4001AL 141 1,410.00

4001AL Total 1,410.00

CA7103 ICE 800 Truxton/Bakersfield 1 Screening Lobby 08:00 16:00 8.00 M-F-H 4001AM 171 1,368.00

4001AM Total 1,368.00

CA7898 IRS 2525 Capital St/Fresno 1 Screening Lobby 08:30 17:00 8.50 M-F-H 4001AN 171 1,453.50

CA7898 IRS 2525 Capital St/Fresno 2 Screening Lobby 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AN 171 2,052.00

4001AN Total 3,505.50

CA7663 USAO 150 Almaden Blvd/San Jose 1 Screening Lobby 07:45 17:15 9.50 M-F-H 4001AQ 171 1,624.50

4001AQ Total 1,624.50

CA0915 USGS 345 Middlefield Rd/Menlo Park 1 Patrol & Response Rover Y 00:00 06:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001AR 171 1,026.00

CA0915 USGS 345 Middlefield Rd/Menlo Park 2 Patrol & Response Rover Y 18:00 24:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001AR 171 1,026.00

CA0915 USGS 345 Middlefield Rd/Menlo Park 3 Patrol & Response Rover Y 00:00 24:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001AR 72 1,728.00

4001AR Total 3,780.00

CA7738 DOE 50 Beale Street/SF 1 Screening Lobby 06:30 18:30 12.00 M-F-H 4001AS 171 2,052.00

4001AS Total 2,052.00

CA0091 FPS 630 Sansome St/SF 1 Screening Lobby X-ray Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001AT 171 2,052.00

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CA0091 FPS 630 Sansome St/SF 2 Screening Lobby Mag 07:00 16:00 9.00 M-F-H 4001AT 171 1,539.00

CA0091 FPS 630 Sansome St/SF 3 Screening Loading Dock X-Ray Y 06:00 17:00 11.00 7 Days 4001AT 243 2,673.00

CA0091 CIS/ICE 630 Sansome St/SF 4A Screening Lobby HHMD 07:00 12:00 5.00 M-F-H 4001AT 160 800.00

CA0091 CIS/ICE 630 Sansome St/SF 4A Screening Lobby HHMD 07:00 15:00 8.00 M-F-H 4001AT 11 88.00

CA0091 CIS/ICE 630 Sansome St/SF 4B Patrol & Response Rover Y 07:00 12:00 5.00 M-F-H 4001AT 160 800.00

CA0091 CIS/ICE 630 Sansome St/SF 4B Patrol & Response Rover Y 07:00 15:00 8.00 M-F-H 4001AT 11 88.00

CA0091 CIS 630 Sansome St/SF 5A Screening Lobby Y 07:00 16:00 9.00 M-F-H 4001AT 156 1,404.00

CA0091 CIS 630 Sansome St/SF 5B Screening Lobby 07:00 16:30 9.50 M-F-H 4001AT 156 1,482.00

CA0091 FPS 630 Sansome St/SF 6A Patrol & Response Lobby 18:00 00:00 6.00 7 Days 4001AT 243 1,458.00

CA0091 FPS 630 Sansome St/SF 6B Screening Lobby 00:00 06:00 6.00 7 Days 4001AT 243 1,458.00

CA0091 EOIR 630 Sansome St/SF 7 Screening Lobby 07:30 17:00 9.50 M-F-H 4001AT 171 1,624.50

4001AT Total 15,466.50

CA7862 SSA 1901 E. Noble Ave/Visalia 1 Screening Lobby 08:45 17:00 8.25 M-F-H 4001AU 171 1,410.75

4001AU Total 1,410.75

CA8129 SSA 640 W. Locust Ave/Fresno 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 17:15 8.75 M-F-H 4001AV 171 1,496.25

4001AV Total 1,496.25

CA7704 SSA 600 W. Olive Ave/Merced 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 16:30 8.00 M-F-H 4001AW 171 1,368.00

4001AW Total 1,368.00

CA6342 SSA 5300 Office Park Dr/Bkrsfld 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:15 8.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AX 136 1,156.00

CA6342 SSA 5300 Office Park Dr/Bkrsfld 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:15 7.50 Wed-H 4001AX 35 262.50

4001AX Total 1,418.50

CA6510 SSA 1059 First Street/Gilroy 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:00 8.25 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AY 136 1,122.00

CA6510 SSA 1059 First Street/Gilroy 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:00 7.25 Wed-H 4001AY 35 253.75

4001AY Total 1,375.75

CA8047 SSA 5140 E. Olive Ave/Fresno 1 Screening Lobby WTMD 08:15 17:30 9.25 M-F-H 4001AZ 171 1,581.75

CA8047 SSA 5140 E. Olive Ave/Fresno 2 Screening Lobby HHMD 08:30 16:30 8.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AZ 0 0.00

CA8047 SSA 5140 E. Olive Ave/Fresno 2 Screening Lobby 08:15 16:30 8.25 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001AZ 136 1,122.00

CA8047 SSA 5140 E. Olive Ave/Fresno 2 Screening Lobby 08:30 12:30 4.00 Wed-H 4001AZ 0 0.00

CA8047 SSA 5140 E. Olive Ave/Fresno 2 Screening Lobby 08:15 12:30 4.25 Wed-H 4001AZ 35 148.75

4001AZ Total 2,852.50

CA6593 SSA 865 Fulton Mall, Fresno 1 Screening Lobby WTMD 06:45 17:30 10.75 M-F-H 4001BA 171 1,838.25

CA6593 SSA 865 Fulton Mall, Fresno 2 Screening Lobby HHMD 08:30 16:30 8.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BA 136 1,088.00

CA6593 SSA 865 Fulton Mall, Fresno 2 Screening Lobby 08:30 12:30 4.00 Wed-H 4001BA 35 140.00

4001BA Total 3,066.25

CA7223 SSA 348 Yosemite Ave/Madera 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 17:30 9.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BB 136 1,224.00

CA7223 SSA 348 Yosemite Ave/Madera 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 16:30 8.00 Wed-H 4001BB 35 280.00

4001BB Total 1,504.00

CA7386 SSA 890 W. Morton/Porterville 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 16:30 8.00 M-F-H 4001BC 171 1,368.00

NWDTP CCA FY16 Post Exhibit FEB‐SEP.xlsx 3 of 6

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Central CA PSO Contract HSHQW9-13-D-00003 Performance Start Date: 02/01/16 FPS Region 9 HSHQW9- 16-J-00000 Performance End Date: 09/30/16

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CA7611 SSA 2575 Haley St/Bakersfield 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:30 8.75 M-F-H 4001BD 171 1,496.25

4001BD Total 1,496.25

CA7739 SSA 330 Harris St/Hanford 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:15 8.50 M-F-H 4001BE 171 1,453.50

4001BE Total 1,453.50

CA8033 SSA 2234 Girard St/Delano 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:45 8.00 M-F-H 4001BF 171 1,368.00

4001BF Total 1,368.00

CA5408 SSA 100 E. Alvin Dr/Salinas 1 Screening Lobby WTMD 06:15 19:45 13.50 M-F-H 4001BG 171 2,308.50

CA5408 SSA 100 E. Alvin Dr/Salinas 2 Screening East Entrance HHMD 06:15 19:45 13.50 M-F-H 4001BG 171 2,308.50

CA5408 SSA 100 E. Alvin Dr/Salinas 3 Screening South Entrance HHMD 06:15 19:45 13.50 M-F-H 4001BG 171 2,308.50

4001BG Total 6,925.50

CA7720 SSA 928 E. Blanco Rd/Salinas 1A Screening SSA/Lobby WTMD 08:45 17:30 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BH 136 1,190.00

CA7720 SSA 928 E. Blanco Rd/Salinas 1A Screening SSA/Lobby HHMD 08:45 17:15 8.50 Wed-H 4001BH 35 297.50

CA7720 IRS 928 E. Blanco Rd/Salinas 1B Screening IRS/Lobby 08:30 17:00 8.50 M-F-H 4001BH 171 1,453.50

4001BH Total 2,941.00

CA4964 SSA 560 Kearny Street/SF 1 Patrol & Response 08:45 17:30 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BJ 136 1,190.00

CA4964 SSA 560 Kearny Street/SF 1 Patrol & Response 08:45 16:30 7.75 Wed-H 4001BJ 35 271.25

4001BJ Total 1,461.25

CA5754 SSA 770 W. Hamilton/Campbell 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:15 8.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 3001BK 136 1,156.00

CA5754 SSA 770 W. Hamilton/Campbell 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:15 7.50 Wed-H 3001BK 35 262.50

3001BK Total 1,418.50

CA7747 SSA 2500 Fontaine Rd/San Jose 1 Screening Lobby 09:00 17:30 8.50 M-F-H 4001BL 171 1,453.50

CA7747 SSA 2500 Fontaine Rd/San Jose 2 Screening Lobby 07:00 15:30 8.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BL 136 1,156.00

CA7747 SSA 2500 Fontaine Rd/San Jose 2 Screening Lobby 07:00 13:30 6.50 Wed-H 4001BL 35 227.50

4001BL Total 2,837.00

CA6370 SSA 800 S. Claremont/San Mateo 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:00 8.25 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BM 136 1,122.00

CA6370 SSA 800 S. Claremont/San Mateo 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:00 7.25 Wed-H 4001BM 35 253.75

4001BM Total 1,375.75

CA6902 SSA 355 Gellert Blvd/Daly City 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:45 8.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BN 136 1,088.00

CA6902 SSA 355 Gellert Blvd/Daly City 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:00 7.25 Wed-H 4001BN 35 253.75

4001BN Total 1,341.75

CA6941 SSA 1098 Valencia St/SF 1 Screening Lobby WTMD Y 08:45 17:30 8.75 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BP 136 1,190.00

CA6941 SSA 1098 Valencia St/SF 1 Screening Lobby WTMD Y 08:45 16:45 8.00 Wed-H 4001BP 35 280.00

CA6941 SSA 1098 Valencia St/SF 2 Screening Lobby HHMD Y 08:45 17:00 8.25 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BP 136 1,122.00

CA6941 SSA 1098 Valencia St/SF 2 Screening Lobby HHMD 08:45 13:00 4.25 Wed-H 4001BP 35 148.75

4001BP Total 2,740.75

CA7072 SSA 169 Walnut Ave/Santa Cruz 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:45 8.00 M-F-H 4001BQ 171 1,368.00

4001BQ Total 1,368.00

NWDTP CCA FY16 Post Exhibit FEB‐SEP.xlsx 4 of 6

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CA7145 SSA 6140 Cottle Rd/San Jose 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 17:15 8.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BR 136 1,156.00

CA7145 SSA 6140 Cottle Rd/San Jose 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:00 7.25 Wed-H 4001BR 35 253.75

4001BR Total 1,409.75

CA7582 SSA 700 E. El Camino Real/Mtnview 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:00 17:30 9.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BS 11 104.50

CA7582 SSA 700 E. El Camino Real/Mtnview 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:00 16:30 8.50 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BS 1 8.50

CA7582 SSA 700 E. El Camino Real/Mtnview 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:00 16:30 8.50 Wed-H 4001BS 3 25.50

4001BS Total 138.50

CA7669 SSA 601 Allerton St/Redwood City 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:45 8.00 M,T,TH,F,-H 4001BT 136 1,088.00

CA7669 SSA 601 Allerton St/Redwood City 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:00 7.25 Wed-H 4001BT 35 253.75

4001BT Total 1,341.75

CA7719 SSA 180 Westgate/Watsonville 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:45 16:45 8.00 M-F-H 4001BU 171 1,368.00

4001BU Total 1,368.00

CA7746 ODAR 2440 Tulare St/Fresno 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 07:30 17:00 9.50 M-F-H 4001BV 171 1,624.50

4001BV Total 1,624.50

CA6380 ODAR 301 Howard St/SF 1 Screening Lobby HHMD Y 08:00 16:30 8.50 M-F-H 4001BW 171 1,453.50

CA6380 CFPB 301 Howard St/SF 2 Screening Lobby HHMD 08:00 18:00 10.00 M-F-H 4001BW 171 1,710.00

4001BW Total 3,163.50

CA7403 USGS 400 Natural Bridges/Santa Cruz 1 Screening Lobby 17:00 21:00 4.00 M-F-H 4001BX 171 684.00

4001BX Total 684.00

CA6116 IRS 55 S. Market St/San Jose 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 17:00 8.50 M-F-H 4001BY 171 1,453.50

4001BY Total 1,453.50

CA7901 IRS 4825 Coffee Rd/Bakersfield 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:30 17:00 8.50 M-F-H 4001BZ 171 1,453.50

4001BZ Total 1,453.50

CA8271 IRS 5300 W. Tulare St/Visalia 1 Patrol & Response Lobby 08:00 16:30 8.50 M-F-H 4001CB 171 1,453.50

4001CB Total 1,453.50

CA8362 CIS 1450 Coleman Ave/Santa Clara 1A Screening Lobby X-ray 07:15 16:15 9.00 M-F-H 4001CC 171 1,539.00

CA8362 CIS 1450 Coleman Ave/Santa Clara 1B Screening Lobby WTMD 07:15 16:15 9.00 M-F-H 4001CC 171 1,539.00

CA8362 CIS 1450 Coleman Ave/Santa Clara 1C Screening Lobby HHMD 06:45 17:15 10.50 M-F-H 4001CC 171 1,795.50

CA8362 CIS 1450 Coleman Ave/Santa Clara 1D Patrol & Response Rover 06:45 17:15 10.50 M-F-H 4001CC 171 1,795.50

4001CC Total 6,669.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 1 Screening Lobby X-Ray Y 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 2,052.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 2 Screening Lobby WTMD 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 2,052.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 3 Patrol & Response Rover 18:00 00:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 1,026.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 3A Patrol & Response Rover 00:00 06:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 1,026.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 4 Patrol & Response Rover Y 18:00 00:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 1,026.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 4A Patrol & Response Rover 00:00 06:00 6.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 1,026.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 5 Patrol & Response Rover Y 00:00 00:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001CD 72 1,728.00

CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 6 Patrol & Response Rover Y 00:00 00:00 24.00 Sat-Sun+H 4001CD 72 1,728.00

NWDTP CCA FY16 Post Exhibit FEB‐SEP.xlsx 5 of 6

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CA0093 GSA 50 United Nations Plaza/SF 7 Patrol & Response Lobby 06:00 18:00 12.00 M-F-H 4001CD 171 2,052.00

4001CD Total 13,716.00

CA8434 CIS 744 P St./Fresno 1 Screening X-Ray 07:00 15:00 8.00 M-F-H 4001CE 171 1,368.00

CA8434 CIS 744 P St./Fresno 2 Screening WTMD 07:00 14:00 7.00 M-F-H 4001CE 171 1,197.00

CA8434 CIS 744 P St./Fresno 3 Screening HHMD 08:30 16:30 8.00 M-F-H 4001CE 171 1,368.00

NWDTP CCA FY16 Post Exhibit FEB‐SEP.xlsx 6 of 6

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Employee # Seniority Date Local WD/CBA 1 6/4/12 53 2015-7414

2 6/2/09 330 2013-5631

3 10/2/13 330 2013-5631

4 11/22/10 53 2015-7414

5 1/15/14 53 2015-7414

6 10/30/08 330 2013-5631

7 4/9/14 330 2013-5631

8 6/23/07 53 2015-7414

9 8/21/14 53 2015-7414

10 5/22/14 330 2013-5631

11 11/18/02 53 2015-7414

12 8/8/16 53 2015-7414

13 8/4/11 330 2013-5631

14 11/11/03 330 2013-5631

15 5/15/10 53 2015-7414

16 12/24/15 53 2015-7414

17 8/10/15 53 2015-7414

18 8/5/14 53 2015-7414

19 09/27/13 Supv‐ SF 20 10/5/15 330 2013-5631

21 4/17/13 53 2015-7414

22 9/8/11 330 2013-5631

23 6/9/07 330 2013-5631

24 4/29/13 53 2015-7414

25 10/18/14 53 2015-7414

26 5/22/14 330 2013-5631

27 11/1/03 53 2015-7414

28 6/15/16 53 2015-7414

29 11/2/09 330 2013-5631

30 3/15/16 53 2015-7414

31 4/9/14 330 2013-5631

32 5/19/14 53 2015-7414

33 8/1/16 330 2013-5631

34 5/6/02 53 2015-7414

35 7/22/13 330 2013-5631

36 6/21/12 53 2015-7414

37 7/1/07 330 2013-5631

38 2/6/15 330 2013-5631

39 10/1/01 53 2015-7414

40 8/1/16 330 2013-5631

41 1/23/06 53 2015-7414

42 5/27/14 53 2015-7414

43 4/10/13 53 2015-7414

44 7/3/12 330 2013-5631

45 2/25/13 53 2015-7414

46 5/15/10 53 2015-7414

47 5/2/13 53 2015-7414

48 7/1/01 53 2015-7414

49 4/16/13 330 2013-5631

50 5/14/11 330 2013-5631

51 10/24/03 330 2013-5631

52 5/1/02 53 2015-7414

53 6/9/15 53 2015-7414

54 11/2/09 330 2013-5631

55 10/23/15 330 2013-5631

56 8/12/14 53 2015-7414

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA SENORITY LIST

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57 1/12/15 330 2013-5631

58 10/15/12 330 2013-5631

59 8/21/06 53 2015-7414

60 11/13/15 330 2013-5631

61 4/23/14 53 2015-7414

62 10/16/13 330 2013-5631

63 8/26/15 53 2015-7414

64 2/11/02 330 2013-5631

65 6/16/14 53 2015-7414

66 6/15/16 53 2015-7414

67 6/15/16 53 2015-7414

68 12/4/04 330 2013-5631

69 12/9/13 330 2013-5631

70 11/22/10 53 2015-7414

71 12/02/12 Supv‐ SF 72 10/27/02 53 2015-7414

73 5/20/14 53 2015-7414

74 3/11/16 53 2015-7414

75 11/28/08 53 2015-7414

76 8/13/07 330 2013-5631

77 9/25/13 330 2013-5631

78 9/13/09 330 2013-5631

79 3/22/16 330 2013-5631

80 6/16/14 53 2015-7414

81 5/20/14 330 2013-5631

82 6/8/15 53 2015-7414

83 6/27/16 330 2013-5631

84 5/8/14 330 2013-5631

85 8/7/06 330 2013-5631

86 3/4/14 330 2013-5631

87 8/13/07 53 2015-7414

88 3/24/14 53 2015-7414

89 5/15/10 53 2015-7414

90 7/10/13 53 2015-7414

91 8/4/11 330 2013-5631

92 6/29/09 330 2013-5631

93 11/5/15 53 2015-7414

94 10/5/09 330 2013-5631

95 2/21/14 330 2013-5631

96 8/13/07 330 2013-5631

97 8/5/02 330 2013-5631

98 12/18/15 53 2015-7414

99 12/15/10 53 2015-7414

100 3/31/16 53 2015-7414

101 5/10/16 53 2015-7414 102 9/30/09 330 2013-5631 103 10/04/03 Supv‐ San Jose 104 3/15/16 53 2015-7414

105 3/13/13 330 2013-5631

106 1/16/04 330 2013-5631

107 7/29/13 53 2015-7414

108 7/7/15 53 2015-7414

109 12/18/10 53 2015-7414

110 6/21/16 330 2013-5631

111 7/18/16 330 2013-5631

112 8/9/13 330 2013-5631

113 4/20/15 53 2015-7414

114 12/21/15 53 2015-7414

115 10/4/13 53 2015-7414

116 11/30/12 53 2015-7414

117 3/15/16 53 2015-7414

118 2/27/12 330 2013-5631

119 10/29/12 53 2015-7414

120 9/25/13 330 2013-5631

121 9/10/08 330 2013-5631

122 10/1/01 330 2013-5631

123 2/3/14 53 2015-7414

124 11/30/12 Supv ‐ SF 125 2/27/12 330 2013-5631

126 8/11/05 330 2013-5631

127 9/26/13 330 2013-5631

128 6/19/02 53 2015-7414

129 06/19/06 Supv ‐ Fresno 130 4/23/13 53 2015-7414

131 12/29/15 53 2015-7414

132 3/1/02 53 2015-7414

133 6/1/00 53 2015-7414

134 12/24/13 53 2015-7414

135 11/12/03 330 2013-5631

136 5/4/15 53 2015-7414

137 8/5/02 330 2013-5631

138 7/1/15 330 2013-5631

139 8/13/07 330 2013-5631

140 8/20/15 330 2013-5631

141 3/1/04 53 2015-7414

142 1/2/15 53 2015-7414

143 4/5/06 330 2013-5631

144 10/28/14 330 2013-5631

145 10/31/14 53 2015-7414

146 10/16/13 330 2013-5631

147 12/4/04 330 2013-5631

148 9/26/13 330 2013-5631

149 10/22/14 330 2013-5631

150 11/22/10 53 2015-7414

151 11/2/06 330 2013-5631

152 2/11/15 330 2013-5631

153 5/21/14 330 2013-5631

154 5/15/10 53 2015-7414

155 7/31/15 330 2013-5631

156 8/9/16 53 2015-7414

157 11/5/13 330 2013-5631

158 2/18/14 330 2013-5631

159 4/10/03 53 2015-7414

160 11/6/02 330 2013-5631

161 4/1/16 330 2013-5631

162 3/10/14 53 2015-7414

163 9/14/09 330 2013-5631

164 12/4/04 330 2013-5631

165 3/31/15 330 2013-5631

166 10/22/14 330 2013-5631

167 4/22/13 53 2015-7414

168 5/21/14 330 2013-5631

169 5/22/14 330 2013-5631

170 1/14/16 330 2013-5631

171 9/11/09 330 2013-5631

172 2/9/98 53 2015-7414

173 3/15/16 53 2015-7414

174 10/19/12 330 2013-5631

175 1/20/16 330 2013-5631

176 10/20/08 330 2013-5631

177 4/1/02 330 2013-5631

178 8/5/11 53 2015-7414

179 8/10/06 330 2013-5631

180 5/21/14 330 2013-5631

181 9/6/09 330 2013-5631

182 7/22/16 330 2013-5631

183 4/15/16 330 2013-5631

184 4/21/15 330 2013-5631

185 6/9/07 330 2013-5631

186 6/12/13 330 2013-5631

187 7/29/13 53 2015-7414

188 6/12/12 330 2013-5631

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

HSHQW9-16-R-00004

1. Who is the current incumbent and when were they initially awarded?

Paragon is the current incumbent, initially awarded on 12/1/11

2. Is there an annual budget?

This information is not necessary in order for offerors to respond to the solicitation and will not be provided.

3. Please provide incumbent bill rate and pay rate by position.

The information requested is not relevant as the requirements are different under the current and proposed contracts. We cannot provide any pricing information on the incumbent contract as the information is proprietary.

4. What were total expenditures for the year ending 2015?

We cannot provide any pricing information on the incumbent contract as the information is proprietary.

5. Please provide a copy of the incumbent contract.

We cannot provide this information on the incumbent contract as the information is proprietary. Vendors can submit a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) if they wish to obtain a copy of the incumbent contract. However, a copy of the incumbent contract is not needed to submit a proposal and any contracting pricing in the incumbent contract will be redacted from the contract provided in response to a FOIA request.

6. The size standard for SBE if 20.5 Million, would we qualify as a small business if we averaged just under that amount for the past (3) years?

This question is not relevant as the solicitation has been issued on an Unrestricted basis and not as a Small Business Set Aside.

7. On page 16 of 446, the definitions of PSO services are listed. Under these definitions the government references Temporary Additional Services (TAS). There is no CLIN referencing TAS under the current pricing schedule. Should there be a CLIN for TAS?

No, please read page 16, C. Definitions, 1. PSO Services. “The Contract Line Item (CLIN) for PSO Services required under this solicitation/contract can be defined into two categories as detailed below.” The two categories are Basic Services and Temporary Additional Services. A single hourly rate is required for all services under the PSO Services CLIN.

8. What type of weapon is currently being utilized under this contract?

The incumbent uses the Glock 22 .40 Cal

9. Please confirm that radios are required for each PSO.

Please see amendment 0001.

10. Please provide post exhibit information for screening posts identifying which posts require NWDTP Training.

Please see amendment 0001.

11. Please provide an updated seniority list. The current information does not explicitly delineate between zones which effects their rate.

Please see amendment 0001.

12. Please identify how many officers are delineated as Lead under the CBA.

This information is not relevant as FPS does not require Lead PSOs under the resulting contract.

Designation of Lead PSOs is at the vendor’s discretion.

Attachment 10 - Central California Senority List

HSHQW9-16-R-00004 Q&A