J-3 SDSTA Risk Transfer Protocols with Exhibits Final.pdf

This document is an attachment to a subcontract (Subcontract 692857) related to the federal contract opportunity for the LBNF Argon Receiving System (Solicitation Number LBNF-357714-JD).

The scope of this subcontract includes engineering, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and acceptance testing of an argon receiving system at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) in Lead, South Dakota. The system will serve as the entry point for liquid argon to be used in the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) detectors, which will require a total of 70,000 tons of liquid argon. The subcontract covers two dedicated truck offloading stations, two 50 m3 liquid argon storage tanks, equipment to discharge and vaporize the argon, as well as all interconnecting piping and controls. The subcontractor will also install two additional 50 m3 tanks provided by the government. The subcontract may involve either temporary or permanent installation of the tanks, depending on the most cost-effective solution. The subcontractor is required to furnish all labor, engineering services, equipment, and materials to deliver the system in accordance with the Statement of Work.