J-3 Installation Accountable Government Property.pdf
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- Human Health and Performance Contract 2 (HHPC2) Federal contract opportunity
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This is a detailed inventory listing (Attachment J-3) of Installation Accountable Government Property that will be provided by the government for use on the Human Health and Performance Contract 2 (HHPC2) at NASA Johnson Space Center. The list contains over 300 pieces of equipment with details including ECN numbers, item names, manufacturers, model numbers, serial numbers, building/room locations, and acquisition costs. The equipment includes a wide range of scientific, medical, and laboratory items such as microscopes, cameras, monitors, analyzers, freezers, centrifuges, treadmills, defibrillators, and various specialized testing and measurement devices. Many items are high-value, with individual acquisition costs ranging from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The contractor is required to maintain accurate accounting of this property and comply with maintenance requirements for the equipment within facilities, though this does not apply to real property or systems. Program Stock inventory exceeding $75,000 must be under NASA Center inventory and financial controls per NPR 4100.1D.
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Human Health and Performance Contract 2
Installation Accountable Property List
Attachment J-3
Government Furnished Property List
Attachment J-3, Installation Accountable Government Property List contains applicable inventory and information related to the property and facilities, provided by the Government for the purposes of executing the HHPC2 contract. The Contractor shall maintain an accurate accounting of this property list in executing the contract. The Contractor is required to comply with all requirements associated with the proper maintenance and management of this property and facilities. Maintenance refers to the maintenance of equipment within facilities and does not apply to real property or systems.
Program Stock inventory is inventory in which the extended dollar value of the items maintained therein exceeds $75,000. Program Stock inventory must be under the appropriate NASA Center inventory and financial controls in accordance with NPR 4100.1D.
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