Attachment (A) - Draft Statement of Work.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

1. TITLE

Model 8800 Harshaw TLD Readers Maintenance Contract

2. OBJECTIVE/BACKGROUND

This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the maintenance (preventative and repair) service and support requirements for Model 8800 Harshaw thermo-luminescent dosimeter (TLD) Reader

Systems located at the Naval Dosimetry Center (NDC) and Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program

(NNPP) sites. The 8800 readers used by the NDC are identified in Appendix A and at the 8800 readers used by the NNPP are identified in Appendix B.

The reader systems include Model 8800 TLD reader, with Sr-90 irradiator, hardware, firmware, associated software, including WinREMS and Model 8800 reader process controller, and auxiliary equipment, such as technical manual and automated TLD holder opener, 10:1 PMT neutral density lens drawer and basic spare parts kit or enhanced spare parts kit.

3 . APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

Maintenance services shall be in accordance with:

Publ. No. 8800-P-S-0200-00l Model 8800 Automatic TLD Card Reader Technical

Service Manual–Bicron/Thermo Fisher Scientific RMP

Publ. No. 8800PLUS-P-S-0307-001 Model 8800PLUS Technical Service Manual

4. SCOPE OF WORK

4.1 SERVICES FOR NNPP AND NDC

4.1.1 The Contractor shall furnish all materials, supplies, parts/components/assemblies, test equipment, tools, labor, travel, transportation, shipping, telephone technical support and any other items required to perform the maintenance services outlined in this Statement of Work (SOW). All visitors to the NDC and to NNPP facilities must be U.S. Citizens.

4.1.2 The Contractor shall provide two regularly scheduled on-site maintenance visits per year to the NDC locations identified in Appendix A. The two regularly scheduled visits shall be equally spaced throughout the year and be scheduled with the Government point of contact (POC) identified in Appendix D. The Contractor shall provide a maintenance service report in accordance with CDRL A001, and accompanied with Appendix C, to the location POC for each visit and for each piece of equipment serviced.

4.1.3 The Contractor shall provide one regularly scheduled on-site maintenance visit per year to NNPP locations identified in Appendix B. The Contractor shall schedule the visit with the Government POC in Appendix D. The Contractor shall provide a maintenance service report in accordance with CDRL A001, and accompanied with Appendix C, to the location POC for each visit and for each piece of equipment serviced.

4.1.4 The Contractor shall perform the preventive maintenance, including those services listed below, to maintain the system in optimum performance and working condition, in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications and user-selected operating parameters.

Preventive Maintenance services required are the following:

Routine and preventive maintenance as described in Model 8800 Automatic TLD

Card Reader Technical Service Manual 8800-P-S-0200-001 and Technical Service

Manual 8800PLUS-P-S-0307-001.

Cleaning, inspection, and testing of mechanical, electrical/electronics, optical and photronics subsystems and components.

Adjustment, as necessary, of system parameters (mechanical, electrical/electronic, optical and photronics) to within factory specifications.

Replacement of worn or broken parts and components.

Repair of any broken or malfunctioning components and equipment.

Calibration of instrument, circuit boards and components.

Installation of available firmware and software upgrades.

Inspections of all radioactive source assemblies to ensure all are safe and working properly. This inspection shall include checks/tests of the irradiator assembly to identify any component (e.g. shutter mechanism, spring, etc.) fatigue or performance degradation warranting service to improve performance and/or prevent failure.*

The Contractor shall replace, at a minimum, every three (3) years all internal reader fans. During each service visit the Contractor shall clean all reader fan guards (two in the Data Acquisition Module (DAM): one in heater power module and one in host computer), verify airflow on each fan and replace fans as needed.

* Any handling or repairs of radioactive source assemblies must be authorized by, and performed under the control and supervision of, the local Radiological Controls personnel and/or Radiation Safety Officer.

4.1.5 Technical Support: The Contractor shall provide a toll-free telephone/hotline service for technical assistance for operation, user-level maintenance, and troubleshooting of the system. Telephone support shall be available Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays, from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Eastern and Pacific Time, as a minimum.

Technical support, correspondence and information exchange via email is encouraged;

however, email service does not relieve the telephone support availability requirement.

4.1.6 Special Shipping Instructions for Radioactive Material (RAM):

4.1.6.1 Prior to shipment of radioactive material (RAM), including exempt quantities of RAM, the Contractor shall notify the receiving activity’s RAM receipt personnel by telephone and confirm receipt of such notification. Approval to ship will be provided by receiving activity. NNPP and NDC points of contact are provided in Appendix D. The Contractor will receive the instructions from the receiving organization’s RAM receipt personnel on how, when and what documentation is needed when delivering radioactive sources needed to maintain the readers. Radioactive sources include the transport rack with four

Carbon-14 sources and the Strontium-90 irradiator assembly. This requirement does not apply to complete 8800 readers containing these components.

4.1.6.2 The Contractor shall provide carrier information, tracking number and anticipated delivery date. Shipments shall not be made by the United States Postal Service.

Shipping documents shall include the following:

The statement “Radiological controls required for unpacking.” if the shipment contains US Department of transportation (DOT) radioactive class 7 material.

The statement “This package contains a small amount of radioactivity in a quantity not regulated under the US DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations. Radiological controls may be required when unpacking to comply with local requirements.” if the shipment contains only non-DOT radioactive material.

Identification number of each package

Security seal number, if applicable

Actual weights (gross, tare and net)

Isotope(s) and actual activity

The results of radiological survey and dose rate levels on the surface of each package and the external surface of each container in the package, if applicable

4.1.6.3 The bill of lading, including applicable DOT certification and conformance statements, shall be provided by the driver to the receiving facility.

4.1.6.4 Shipments shall be made under protective service, such as Protective Signature Service, to provide point-to-point custody transfer from origin to destination.

4.1.6.5 Shipments shall be made under the Contractor’s license, where applicable, and conform to all DOT regulations.

4.1.6.6 The Contractor shall not deliver material on a Federal Holiday or outside normal hours of operation (8:00 AM-2:30 PM local time), Monday through Friday.

4.1.7 Emergency Repair: In the event of a fatal reader error (reader becomes inoperable) between preventative maintenance visits, the Government location (NNPP or NDC) possessing the reader will attempt to repair the unit. In the case that the Government cannot repair the reader, and a backup reader is not available to maintain mission operations, then the Contractor shall make an accelerated emergency visit to the location to repair the disabled reader. Initial service response shall be within 24 hours, and the disabled reader shall be returned to service within three business days of failure notification for NDC and Continental United States (CONUS) NNPP locations. For

Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) NNPP locations, the disabled reader shall be returned to service within four business days of failure notification.

4.1.8 Emergency Distribution: In the case of a catastrophic event in which all processing capability of the NDC is eliminated, the Contractor shall provide two emergency 8800 readers, two emergency extremity (DXTRAD) readers, 20,000 whole body dosimeters and DXTRAD dosimetry. The dosimeters shall be in the form of 200 quality control cards (black substrates), 800 calibration cards (violet substrates), 19,000 field cards (red substrates), 1,000 DXTRAD elements, 400 rings, 400 caps and 150 substrates. The

Contractor shall provide readers within 48 hours of Government notification. The

Contractor shall provide quality control cards, calibration cards, 2000 field cards and all

DXTRAD dosimetry within seven calendar days of Government notification. The balance of dosimeters shall be provided at a rate of 1000 cards per week. The dosimeters and readers shall remain the property of the Contractor.

4.1.9 Maintenance Completion: Upon completion of maintenance services, the Contractor shall demonstrate for the on-site Dosimetry Technical or Quality Manager, satisfactory operation of the TLD reader system. Demonstration of proper dosimetry processing operations shall be accomplished with reader connected to the Navy’s dose processing and management system/network. Dosimeters shall not be processed in stand-alone mode when the network is available.

4.2 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

4.2.1 If any changes are needed to the Model 8800 TLD Reader Systems hardware, firmware or software, the Contractor must submit an Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) in accordance with CDRL A002.

4.2.2 Hardware and firmware changes will be approved by the NNPP Corporate Dosimetry

Technical Manager (for NNPP) or the Naval Dosimetry Center Officer in Charge (OIC, for NDC). Software changes will be approved by the NDC or the Information

Technology (IT) Division of the NNPP DT-702/PD Dosimetry Program, Portsmouth

Naval Shipyard.

4.2.3 If the Government deems testing is required to verify that modifications or upgrades are acceptable, then the Contractor shall provide samples of the modified or upgraded components (in the configuration planned to be installed/implemented) for Government testing and approval prior to installation/implementation. In addition, the Contractor shall provide to the Government test results from any testing performed by the

Contractor.

4.2.4 The Contractor shall provide Technical/Service and Operator/User manual changes and revisions to NDC and to the NNPP DT-702/PD Dosimetry Program Technical Division, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, in accordance with CDRL A003.

4.3 SPARE PARTS

4.3.1 The spare parts kit staged at each NDC and NNPP location is considered part of the TLD

Reader System configuration. As such, each spare parts kit is required to have a full complement of operational parts, as listed in Appendix C page four. The Contractor shall ensure that any part removed from a spare parts kit for installation into a reader system under maintenance is replaced within 20 business days.

4.3.2 Any parts requiring replacement, in reader systems or spare parts kits, shall be replaced with identical operational and fully functional parts (all design functions of multi-purpose/function parts included), to the extent those parts/designs are still supported or available, in order to maintain unaltered physical and functional configuration of hardware, firmware and software. Otherwise, the Contractor shall submit an ECP to propose the design change.

4.3.3 All parts installed or provided as spares shall include appropriate markings, labels or other documentation to indicate all required performance inspections and/or acceptance tests have been passed for all design functions of the part.

4.4 SOFTWARE

4.4.1 The Contractor shall provide technical support for the Windows-based WinREMS, WinREMS SQL, WinCardID, 8800 Host software to include the host operating system, or other Thermo Fisher Scientific software. The service is to include the following:

Unlimited timely technical support for all above-named software maintained by Thermo

Fisher Scientific and support for the file types used for input or export from the above software.

Technical support relating to solutions of technical questions and/or problems conducted by telephone or via email.

Provision of updated software user and installation instruction manuals and provision of design overview documents with process flowcharts, as any of these documents become available.

Provision of software upgrades or software corrections, submitted and approved through the ECP process. The Contractor shall perform any necessary service visits to implement the changes.

4.4.2 Software Licenses: The Contractor shall provide the NDC and the NNPP DT-702/PD

Dosimetry Program IT Division system software (reader/dosimeter control, programming, etc.) license(s) to allow full distribution and use of software to/at the NDC and all Navy sites that use the Model 8800 TLD reader systems. These licenses shall apply to original software, as well as any version changes or upgrades submitted by the

Contractor and approved by the NDC or the NNPP DT-702/PD Dosimetry Program IT

Division.

4.5 GENERAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

4.5.1 These security requirements apply to contractor employees who require any of the following: physical access to any area of a federally controlled installation, facility or activity; access to CUI; access to a DON computer/network/system; and those who, as determined by DON, are assigned to a national security position or perform sensitive duties.

4.5.2 Access to Federal Facilities:

4.5.2.1 Contractors are considered visitors. Access to Government facilities/installations is at the discretion of the Government. The Government reserves the right to rescind access at any time. The Contractor, while on the installation, shall comply with all policies and requirements involving installation entry control and security.

4.5.2.2 Contractor employees shall complete all command specific in-processing requirements with the GCA Security Division upon arrival and out-process prior to departure at the completion of the individual’s performance under the contract.

4.5.2.3 The Contractor shall provide a personnel roster of all prime and subcontract personnel and submit to the COR and the CAC Trusted Agent via e-mail no later than 30 business days following award of the contract. This shall be updated monthly and when changes occur.

4.5.3 Common Access Card Issuance:

4.5.3.1 The CAC will be used as the identification credential for on-site contractors. A contractor must possess a valid need for physical access to government facilities or logical access to

DON IS. The COR is the competent authority in determining whether contractor support requires CAC issuance.

4.5.3.2 Contractor employees who have been issued CACs and/or badges, shall display the CAC at all times on outer garments, above the waist, when in DON spaces and removed from view when not in DON spaces. CACs or badges shall not be worn outside the installation nor used as personal identification, unless in the performance of the contract.

4.5.4 Controlled Unclassified Information:

4.5.4.1 The Contractor may require access to CUI. CUI is official information that requires the application of controls and protective measures for a variety of reasons and has not been approved for public release, to include technical information, proprietary data, information requiring protection under the Privacy Act of 1974, and Government-developed privileged information involving the award of contracts. CUI is a categorical designation that refers to unclassified information that does not meet the standards for

National Security Classification under Executive Order 13526, but is (a) pertinent to the national interest of the United States or to the important interests of entities outside the

Federal Government, and (b) under law or policy requires protection from unauthorized disclosure, special handling safeguards, or prescribed limits on exchange or dissemination.

4.5.4.2 The contractor shall comply with Information Security Directive (d), or successor publication.

4.5.4.3 Contractor personnel requiring access to CUI or user level access to DoD networks and information systems, system security and network defense systems, or to system resources providing visual access and/or ability to input, delete, or otherwise manipulate sensitive information without controls to identify and deny sensitive information, shall have security clearance eligibility.

5 POINT OF CONTACT

5.1 The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for this contract is TBD.

5.2 The Technical Point of Contact (TPOC) for this contract is TBD.

5.3 The Alternate Technical Point of Contact (ATPOC) for this contract is TBD.

Appendix A

Table 1: NDC 8800 TLD Reader Systems

Location Model 8800 ID Number Serial Number

West Bethesda, MD NDC11 0805147

NDC12 0806148

NDC13 0807149

NDC14 0808150

NDC16 0809152

NDC17 1311180

NDC18 1311182

NDC19 1401186

NDC20 1401187

NDC21 1311184

NDC22 1311183

NDC23 1312185

NDC24 1311179

NDC8 0003091

NDC10 710143

NDC6-6600 9401084

NDC7-6600 9906181

NDC Number 6610 9403007

NDC Shipping reader1 DT648 107001

NDC Shipping reader2 DT648 206002

NDC Shipping reader3 8800ID 9909003

NDC Shipping reader6 1401015

NDC Shipping reader7 1401016

NDC Shipping reader8 1401014

NDC17-3500 810712

NDC4500 9911108

Appendix B

Table 2: NNPP 8800 TLD Reader Systems and Sites

Location Model 8800 ID Number Serial Number

West Bethesda, MD NSWCCD2 710005

NSWCCD3500 9510167

NSWCCD4500 0101127

8800 Shipping reader1 9909004

8800 Shipping reader2 107001

8800 Shipping reader3 1110013

Groton, CT NLON2 0310108

NLON3 0312109

NLON1 0410120

8800CARDID 0904007

Yokosuka, Japan Japan1 0803145

Japan2 0804146

West Mifflin, PA BAPL1 7036

Niskayuna, NY KSO1 0511128

KSO2 1402190

KAPL1 4032

KAPL2 5035

KAPL3 5034

KAPL4 1402188

KAPL8810 1012001

San Diego, CA NASNI1 0404114

NASNI2 0609137

LOMA1 0404115

Idaho Falls, ID NRF1 0403112

NRF2 0512130

Norfolk, VA NNSY1 0206097

NNSY2 0206100

NNSY4 0605133

NRMD3 0512131

NNSY5 0610138

NNSY6 0903159

NNSY7 001030

8800CARDID 0903005

Newport News, VA NGNN1 0309107

NGNN2 101045

NGNN3 101046

NGNN4 0909163

Charleston, SC NPTUCH1 0410122

NPTUCH2 0904161

Appendix B (continued)

Table 2: NNPP 8800 TLD Reader Systems and Sites (continued)

Pearl Harbor, HI PHNSY3 0707142

PHNSY1 0402110

PHNSY2 0402111

8800CARDID 0906009

Kittery, ME PNSY1 0206101

PNSY2 0206102

PNSY3 0810153

Bremerton, WA PSNS1 0406116

PSNS2 0608136

PSNS3 0206099

PSNS4 0206098

PSNS5 0304106

BANG1 0406117

8800CARDID 0905008

Kings Bay, GA TRFKB1 0410121

TRFKB2 0606134

TRFKB3 0903160

Santa Rita, Guam KAPL5 1402189

NSWCCD2 702002

8800 Shipping reader4 0903006

Appendix C

8800/Plus Navy Maintenance and Repair Check Sheet

Annual Procedures Based on 9 Year Cycle

If only repairs are performed, use the fourth page of Appendix C

Field Service Engineer (print name):

Signature: _______________________________________________________Date:

Navy Site: ____________________ Reader SN: _________________ Site’s Reader Name:

Service Event No: __________________________________

Procedure performed annually with listed steps at specified intervals:

AT 36 MONTHS, PERFORM ALL OF THE 12 MONTH ITEMS, PLUS:

___2F. Remove, clean and inspect Gas Heater Station

___6D. Replace all internal fans

AT 72 MONTHS, PERFORM ALL OF THE 12 AND 36 MONTH ITEMS, PLUS:

___3A. Replace carrousel belts.

AT 108 MONTHS, PERFORM ALL OF THE 12 AND 36 MONTH ITEMS, PLUS:

__8A. Remove, clean with dry air or nitrogen, and reseat all circuit boards (except Host

Computer boards)

__13. Calibrate Photronics boards, or exchange boards with calibrated boards

12 Month Maintenance Checklist

1. INITIAL ASSESSMENT

__A. Run the system to verify operation or demonstrate faults

__B. Review customer error log

__C. Perform actions in steps 2-4 without removing the internal irradiator (unless requested by the site representative)

2. TRANSPORT MECHANISM

__A. Remove Card Cartridges-check roller operation and feet

__B. Remove PMT Assembly-check heat sink/all connector tightness

__Check/clean Lens Drawer and PMT Assembly infrared lenses

Distribution:

A. One copy each of this completed form per reader and the Service Report shall be left with the site POC.

B. One copy of each form to the Field Service Dispatcher.

SERVICE CYCLE MONTH: 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108

__Clean Star Shutter grooves

__Check Drawer Retention Pin operation

__C. Remove Carrousels (Carrousel Maintenance in step 3)

__D. Remove rack, clean and inspect all rack/card track areas, reference light glass and gear teeth

__E. Remove and Clean PZRD LED boards and PZRD sensor holes

3. CARROUSEL ASSEMBLIES

__A. Check Carrousel Belt tension, alignment, and shaft adjustment

__B. Lubricate Carrousel Geneva mechanism with bearing grease

Appendix C (continued)

4. RACK DRIVE ASSEMBLY

__A. Check rack drive gear

__B. Check/adjust backlash

5. REASSEMBLE TRANSPORT MECHANISM

6. FANS/FILTERS

__A. Remove back panel of the reader. Inspect components in the back of the reader and clean as needed. Caution: Fan power cords limit movement until disconnected.

__B. Remove/clean rear panel fan filters and verify fan operation. Replace filters/fans if damaged or worn.

__C. Clean other fan guards (Two in D.A.M., one in Heater Power Module, one in host computer). Verify airflow of each.

7. INTERNAL/EXTERNAL CABLING, HOSES, GAS SYSTEM, GENERAL CIRCUIT

BOARDS

__A. Check/repair any damaged cabling, hoses or loose harnesses

__B. Clean all circuit boards not previously cleaned, while they are in place in machine, with dry air or nitrogen

__C. Suggest improvements in external cable/hoses/peripheral connections (PC, Printer, Nitrogen, etc.) for easier use and serviceability.

8. SOFTWARE/FIRMWARE/HARDWARE UPDATES

Complete the table below and review the information with the designated site contact.

SOFTWARE REVISION LEVELS: WinRems___________________________

HOST_____________________ TRANSPORT____________________

PHOTRONICS_________________

NOTE TO MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN: Do not perform hardware or software updates without authorization from site POC.

9. VERIFY MACHINE PARAMETERS AS LISTED: (All temperatures Celsius)

Display Thermocooler temperature: ________ (10 ± 2°C)

Gas Manifold Pressure Regulator Gas Pressure: A) All Valves Closed (30±2 PSI):

B) All Valves Open (> 25 PSI):

Gas Manifold Gas Flow Rates – AS FOUND:

Flow Meter Scale (Choose one):

A. 0 to 100 (40 ±2) Flow Rates: A_____ B_____ C_____ D_____

B. 0 to 65 (27 ±2) Flow Rates: A_____ B_____ C_____ D_____

C. 5 to 60 (27 ±2) Flow Rates: A_____ B_____ C_____ D_____

Gas Manifold Gas Flow Rates – CORRECTED (if necessary): Flow Rates: A_____ B_____

C_____ D_____

Heater Controller Board - EB #_____________________________ Rev ________

AS FOUND Heater temperatures at maximum (260°C) and preheat (165°C) temperatures:

Digital Thermometer Reading Host Display Reading

(260.0 ± 0.5°C) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____ (260±3°C) ) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____

(165.0 ± 0.5°C) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____ (165±2°C) ) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____

CORRECTED (if necessary) Heater temperatures at maximum (260°C) ) and preheat (165°C) temperatures:

Digital Thermometer Reading Host Display Reading

(260.0 ± 0.5°C) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____ (260±3°C) ) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____

(165.0 ± 0.5°C) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____ (165±2°C) ) i _____ ii_____ iii_____ iv_____

Verification of reader nozzle measurement:

-Remove PMT Assembly from Main Plate.

-Position the Shuttle until the caution note on the Shuttle is to the left of the nozzles.

-NOTE: DO NOT TOUCH THE THERMOCOUPLE! Touching the thermocouple on top of the nozzle could and probably will result in a catastrophic failure of the thermocouple, requiring disassembly and repair of the Gas Heater Assembly. DO NOT TOUCH THE THERMOCOUPLE.

-Using a calibrated vernier or depth gauge, measure the depth from the top of the nozzle to the ledge surrounding the nozzle. NOTE: The measuring device must be perpendicular to the top surface of the ledge.

-The resulting dimension will be taken for all four nozzles.

-The resulting dimension shall be 0.040 ± 0.010”

MEASURED DIMENSIONS:

AS FOUND: CORRECTED:

i _______ i _______ ii _______ ii _______ iii _______ iii _______ iv _______ iv _______

__10. Perform an Electronics QC check, Adjust Photcal as required and Reconfirm step 9 if any adjustments were required

NOTE TO MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN: Sites may request the use of extender boards for the check of heater temperatures. The individual site will determine the need for these boards.

___11. Review Spare Parts Kits.

___12. Operational Checks

Allow the machine to run 25 cycles and other calibration checks as requested by customer

COMMENTS:

ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR NEXT TRIP:

End Routine Maintenance, Complete the next page for non-routine (repair) part replacement

Repair Parts Used and Non-Routine Repair Detail

Item Detail

I. Common Parts/Assemblies

PMT

PMT Stop Pin (P/N 161793)

PMT Fan Assy. (P/N 26410)

Motors/Fans

Carrousel Motor (P/N 21675)

Rack Motor (P/N 24232)

Rear Panel Fan (P/N 151217)

D.A.M. Fan (P/N 151649)

Fan Bracket (P/N 29004)

Lower Front Fan (P/N 151035)

EMT Filter (P/N 162054)

Fan Guard (P/N 151652)

Carrousel

Cam follower Bearing

Cartridge Sensor (P/N 241417)

Position Sensor (P/N 241361)

Carrousel Belts (P/N 161528)

Circuit Boards D.A.M

Digital/Analog Bd. (P/N 26768)

Digital/Analog Cable (P/N 27227-2)

Heater control Bd. (P/N 26802)

Transport Control Cage

Motor control Bd. (P/N 26422)

Solenoid Sensor Bd. (P/N 26262)

Transport controller Bd. (P/N 26547)

Transport Mechanism

PZRD Sensor BD (P/N 23801)

Bar Code System

Bar Code Scanner Module Rev B. (P/N 500701)

Bar Code Decoder BD. (P/N 500765)

II. Additional Parts Used

Appendix D

Navy’s NNPP and NDC TLD Reader System POCs

Technical and IT Division POCs: The NNPP TLD Reader Systems are managed by the NNPP

DT-702/PD Dosimetry Program and Information Technology (IT) Divisions.

Corporate Dosimetry Technical Manager:

Provided at time of award.

Corporate IT Division Manager:

Corporate Quality Manager:

Naval Dosimetry Center Technical POC: