Attachment 1_Word table 14 May 10.docx

SP3300-10-R-0020

Attachment (1) to Amendment 0005

Attachment J.2

The Contractor shall provide a Phase-In Plan for all activities to include labor categories, equipment, material and supply to perform the start-up and phase-in requirements identified. The Contractor shall provide a Phase-In Plan with a detailed description of the approach, assumptions, actions, and timeline (Plan of Action and Milestones (POAM), to include all start-up and phase-in requirements and clearly outlines the actions and timeline to be completed to begin receiving stock transfers, other receipts and issues of materiel 60 61 days from the effective date of the contract. The Government will deploy up to 30 Government personnel to perform the DSS transactional functions during the phase-in period to augment the Contractor workforce to process material. The Government support will begin draw down upon the completion of DSS training anticipated to be NLT January 15, 2011 and total withdraw NLT January 31, 2011.

Attachment J.2

1.7.4 START UP WAREHOUSE PREPARATION, STOCK TRANSFER AND RECEIPT OF MATERIEL REQUIREMENTS

A. The Contractor phase-in plan shall detail the approach to be used during start-up (first 60 61 days after contract award) to have indoor and outdoor space prepared to start receiving material for processing beginning 60 61 days after contract award IAW the requirements in Section C-5.

B. The Contractor shall include their proposed planographs for all storage space (indoor and outdoor). The planographs shall include all storage and support areas, and shall incorporate columns; stair wells; elevator shafts; offices; break areas; washrooms; fire, personnel and cargo doors; electrical panels; battery charging areas; structural loss; and support spaces. The Contractor shall utilize existing drawing conventions and include general notes blocks to show building or bay dimensions, gross square feet (GSF), Aisles, Structural Loss and Support space. The general notes block shall also include Net Square Feet (NSF) and Attainable Cubic Feet (ACF) for bin, rack and bulk space. The Contractor shall label each storage area or row with dimensions, NSF and ACF. The Contractor shall identify and label all other areas with the appropriate text, including aisles and operational areas C. The Contractor shall complete the following within the first 60 61 days from the effective date of the contract in order to start receiving materiel:

Technical Exhibits 1.1

TE 1.1 has been updated and replaced with a complete new TE 1.1

Start-Up (60 61 days)

Technical Exhibits 3.6

TE 3.6 has been updated and replaced with a complete new TE 3.6

Navy In-transit Accountability (NITA)

On-Site

80 hrs

4. NAVY IN-TRANSIT ACCOUNTABILITY (NITA) (4 Hours). This training is required for employees responsible for researching and resolving stock in-transit (SIT) receipts and issues for Navy material. It contains training on how to navigate the system, and to research and resolve SIT transactions.

8. RADIATION PROTECTION (80 Hours). The Government will provide 80 hours of initial training for two Contractor personnel to become certified RPOs. The training is conducted at New Cumberland, PA. A passing score is a minimum 70%. Training shall be documented and verification provided to the KO or designee. This training includes the following:

Radiation principles and fundamentals Measurement and control of exposure and RAM (contamination) Details of the radiation protection program Medical and biological hazards of radiation exposure Preparations for radiological emergencies and incidents NRC license requirements Use of RPO Database In the event the Contractor no longer employs the Contractor personnel, trained and certified for RPO during the transition period, the Contractor shall provide the 80-hours of initial training. (See TE 4.1, Contractor Furnished Training).