Attachment_1-_Middle_East_SOW_(4_Jan_17).pdf

Statement of Work for

Contracted Laboratory Services Middle East Region

4 January, 2017

Contents C-1.0 General Description:

C-1.0.1 Service Locations:

C-1.1 Specifications, Standards and Handbooks:

C-1.2 Facilities:

C-1.3 Scheduling of Services:

C-2.0 Contractor Detailed Plans (Deliverables):

C-2.1 Contract Compliance Plan:

C-2.2 Contract Contingency Plan:

C-2.3 Contract Training Plan:

C-2.4 Testing Requirements:

C-2.5 Safety Plan:

C-2.6 Transportation Plan:

C-3.0 Operating Hours:

C-3.1 Staffing:

C-3.1.1 Labor Reporting:

C-3.1.1.1 Reporting Inputs:

C-3.2 Knowledge and Skills:

C-4.0 Information and Records Management:

C-4.1 Monthly Reporting:

C-4.2 Invoicing:

C-5.0 Laboratory Performance Requirements:

C-5.1 Testing Capabilities:

C-5.2 Access:

C-5.3 Laboratories:

C-5.3.1 Epoxy Lined Sample Cans:

C-5.4 Product Testing:

C-5.5 Turnaround Times Defined:

C-5.5.1 Transportation Turnaround Times:

C-5.5.2 Sample Testing Turnaround Times:

C-5.6 Retain samples:

C-6.0 Third Party Independent Evaluator Performance Requirements:

C-6.1 Sampling Performance Requirements:

C-6.2 Witnessing Performance Requirements:

C-7.0 Transportation Performance Requirements:

C-8.0 Joint Contingency Contracting System (JCCS) Requirement:

C-9.0 Special Fuels Performance Requirements:

Attachment 1: Products to be Tested Attachment 2: Series Testing Requirements Attachment 3: Individual Testing Requirements

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C-1.0 General Description: This Statement of Work (SOW) is established to identify the Contractor responsibilities for the period of performance identified in the solicitation or applicable contracting documents distributed by the Contracting Officer. Contractor will be responsible for the laboratory testing of government-owned petroleum products, aerospace liquid/gaseous products in accordance with the standards as described herein, transportation of samples from specified locations to laboratory, third party witnessing and sampling (surveyor) of petroleum storage tanks/vehicles/vessels/barges. Government-owned products mentioned in this SOW located in other regions can be shipped to the contractor’s laboratory for testing, however the contractor will not provide transportation unless requested by DLA- Energy separately. The Middle East Region is defined as the following countries: Kuwait, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain, Oman, Iraq and Afghanistan.

C-1.0.1 Service Locations: The Contractor shall be able to provide requested service of this SOW to the requiring locations listed in the table below. Other locations may be added by future modification. The Contractor shall have a facility in the Middle East Region to provide the services required in this SOW. The Contractor does not need to have a facility in the same country as the requiring location, but must still meet turn-around times listed in C-5.5. However, due to accessibility constraints for the countries of Afghanistan and Iraq, Contractor laboratories located in these countries can only service the in-country requirements and cannot be a centrally located laboratory for other countries.

Kuwait Oman Ali Al Salem Air Base DFSP Salalah Camp Buehring Thumrait AB Al Jaber Air Base Masirah AB Camp Arifjan Al Musanah AB KNB Naval Base Duqm United Arab Emirates (UAE) Iraq Abu Dhabi Erbil/International Airport Dubai Bashur Jebel Ali Baghdad Fujairah Al Asad AB Al Dhafra Air Base Taqaddum Qatar Taji DFSP Qatar, Port of Mesaieed Mahkmour Al Udeid Air Base Mosul Dam Camp As Sayliyah Zaweta Jordan Kara Soar Complex Mwaffaq As-Salti Air Base/Azraq Air Base Qwest Northern Integration Site Tikrit Al Quwayrah Afghanistan Prince Hassan Air Base (H5) Bagram AB Joint Training Center (JTC) FOB Dahlke King Abdullah Special Operations FOB Fenty Bahrain Kabul DFSP Sitra FOB Eagle Isa AB FOB Chapman NSA Bahrain Hamid Karzai International Airport (HKIA) FOB Gamberi Camp McGill FOB Pamir Camp Lightning FOB Kunduz

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C-1.1 Specifications, Standards and Handbooks: Contractor shall maintain all of the required specifications, standards, test methods, handbooks, etc., per this SOW and contract and perform services in accordance with said requirements. Military Specifications referenced for petroleum product types can be obtained at http://quicksearch.dla.mil or https://assist.dla.mil but can also be supplied by the Contracting Officer or Contracting Officers Representative (COR)

C-1.2 Facilities: The Contractor shall have facilities in accordance with paragraph C-1.0.1 and provide the locations of facilities where the product shall be tested, testing capabilities and contact information. If testing of products requirements cannot be accomplished locally i.e. in the same location or origin, contractor shall submit an exemption request with a detailed plan on where the samples shall be tested and how the location shall meet coordinated turn-around times identified in section C-5.5.

C-1.3 Scheduling of Services: Contractor shall be notified by a DLA Energy representative to coordinate the tests to be performed, the product(s) grade and the quantity of tests requested. Contractor shall not perform petroleum testing without first contacting Quality Assurance Representative if prior contact was not made.

C-2.0 Contractor Detailed Plans (Deliverables): All deliverables shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer for review and acceptance in the Offer’s Submission Package (OSP). Deliverables/plans shall be kept current for the life of the contract. The Government reserves the right to request changes or modifications to any detailed plans at any time throughout the contract performance period. Plans shall be made available for Government review upon request at any time during the contract performance period.

C-2.1 Contract Compliance Plan: The Contractor is responsible for ensuring compliance with all contract performance requirements. The Contractor shall develop an inspection system acceptable to the Government for monitoring overall contract performance. ISO 9001 and/or ISO/IEC 17025 can be considered acceptable with proper certification. The Contract Compliance Plan (CCP) shall include performance requirements for all of the services and specific tasks listed in this SOW and the Contractor’s own performance based plans. The CCP shall include time specific checklists for evaluation of all operational requirements. The CCP shall address procedures for corrective actions including the resolution of any Corrective Action Requests (CAR) and Quality Deficiency Reports (QDR) generated by the Government. Contractor laboratory facilities and personnel and equipment shall be vetted by a DLA Energy Quality representative prior to or during the first order of the performance period unless laboratory was vetted under a previous DLA Energy contract. Periodic site visits will be performed to ensure contract compliance. Contractors which have to sub-contract certain test methods or tasks out, due to whatever circumstances, must inform the contracting officer during the offer period, request for an exception, deviation or waiver (EDW) for that particular task, and have the DLA Energy representative in the region vet that/those processes before or during the first order. The contractor is responsible for all actions taken by any sub-contractor they utilize under this contract.

C-2.2 Contract Contingency Plan: The Contract Contingency Plan shall outline Contractor actions to ensure there is no significant interruption of services resulting from labor disputes, catastrophic failure of equipment, or the effects of natural disasters/emergencies. The plan shall provide specific details regarding labor issues as may result from potential strike actions, military contingency and war time manning requirements, subcontracting as may be required to meet emergent manning requirements, and the replacement of equipment anticipated to be out of service for more than 48 hours.

C-2.3 Contract Training Plan: The Contractor shall provide a detailed plan that identifies employee training requirements and procedures necessary to maintain proficiency. The plan shall identify length of training, training sources and a brief description of courses such as safety, environmental protection and job qualification training. The Contractor is responsible for ensuring all individual training requirements are accomplished. Contractor must demonstrate current participation in a proficiency program or suitable means to verify laboratory performance.

C-2.4 Testing Requirements: The Contractor shall maintain detailed plans regarding the required characteristic tests as presented in attachments 2 and 3 below. Contractor shall maintain all of the necessary testing standards and specifications, as noted in paragraph C-1.1 above. If the contractor is unable to provide certain specification tests, as listed in the maintained standards and specifications, the contractor must request an exception, deviation or waiver (EDW) during the solicitation process and after award if any changes have occurred. EDW request should be detailed with the cause of such request and the contractor’s means of correcting the deficiency. If the contractor plans on using a sub-contractor to perform certain tests

Page | 3 and/or functions, the contractor must provide that information in their plan and to the DLA Energy contracting officer for vetting and approval. The contractor must also ensure they either possess or have access to all referee methods described in the various specifications. If the contractor plans on using another laboratory for either normal sample testing as prescribed in this SOW or for referee method support, the contractor must be able to adhere to the turnaround times listed in C-5.5 below.

C-2.5 Safety Plan: The Contractor shall provide a detailed plan outlining the policy, procedures and actions necessary to maintain a safe working environment for employees and visitors. The plan shall cover the products stored, handled, Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and guidelines regarding the safe handling of such products and shall be maintained and updated over the course of the contract.

C-2.6 Transportation Plan: Contractor is required to submit a plan for review to transport the petroleum samples to an approved laboratory for testing or shipping (contractor supplied transport, third party delivery service, etc.) and how they plan on tracking the chain of custody to the contractor’s facility. Product quality must be preserved and not altered by shipment. DLA Energy or its subcontractor(s) do not have the ability or certification to ship or package fuel samples.

C-3.0 Operating Hours: The Contractor shall be responsible for adjusting hours of operation to avoid overtime and still provide highest level of service to meet workload demands.

C-3.1 Staffing: The Contractor shall provide sufficient staffing to accomplish all functions and tasks to include simultaneous operations. The Contractor’s staff shall be able to communicate in English and flexible and fully capable of meeting the demands of written orders or oral requests made by DLA Energy representatives. Contractor shall provide the contact information for Laboratory Manager or Assistant Laboratory Manager if the laboratory is not manned 24 hours, seven days a week.

C-3.1.1 Labor Reporting: The contractor shall report all contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the Defense Logistics Agency via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields using the following web address:

http://www.ecmra.mil

C-3.1.1.1 Reporting Inputs: The reporting shall be for the labor executed during the period of performance during each Government fiscal year (FY), which runs October 1 through September 30. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY, all data shall be reported no later than October 31 of each calendar year. Contractors may direct questions to the help desk at help desk at: http://www.ecmra.mil.

C-3.2 Knowledge and Skills: The Contractor shall ensure that personnel assigned to all tasks have the requisite knowledge and skills to meet the performance standards for those tasks and comply with all applicable Country, Federal and state laws, regulations and codes. All supervisors and key employees shall be able to read and understand English so they can understand and follow oral or written instructions directions, directives, regulations, operating procedures and be capable of writing in English to compose required detailed reports.

C-4.0 Information and Records Management: The Contractor shall maintain records evidencing all services performed containing a complete description held or generated by the Contractor. Records shall be open and readily available to DLA Energy for inspection, review and audit for the duration of the contract and any subsequent and contiguous contract periods. In addition, special reports may be requested for audits, inspections, reviews and research. On expiration of the contract, all records except personnel files, training records, equipment records and non-proprietary company management records shall be deemed the property of the government and turned over to the Government.

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C-4.1 Monthly Reporting: The Contractor shall report monthly to the contracting officer the number of laboratory tests performed, what testing was included and location.

C-4.2 Invoicing: The Contractor shall provide a copy of test performed for the invoicing period. Each invoice shall be submitted via iRAPT (WAWF) and according to the terms and conditions specified by the Contracting Officer. At the minimum the Contractor shall upload test results performed during the invoiced period. Additionally, the description within iRAPT (WAWF) for each invoice of shall include sample type, date Range of testing, and laboratory location. Attached documentation that includes list of test performed (and unit price for each) and sample identification number.

C-5.0 Laboratory Performance Requirements: The Contractor shall maintain records evidencing all analysis performed under this contract. All samples tested shall be documented with a detailed report which reflects standardized American Petroleum Institute / Institute of Petroleum (API/IP) format. Reports not written in this format shall be returned for correction without prior approval.

C-5.1 Testing Capabilities: Contractor must keep DLA Energy Contracting Officer apprised of any changes to services and proficiencies in regard to this contract. Annually Contractor shall provide contracting officer with a list of testing capabilities, locations testing can be completed and a point of contact.

C-5.2 Access: Contractor shall allow DLA Energy Representatives to witness testing or sampling and provide applicable information for access, provide follow-up to obtain access (for personnel and vehicles) to all facilities that product is tested or sampled. For areas that require special admission the Contractor will assist gaining access.

C-5.3 Laboratories: The laboratories shall have a system of calibration equivalent to ISO 10012-1 or 17025. All testing shall be performed in accordance with the appropriate, international or local test methods that have been approved for use by DLA Energy and listed in this SOW. Laboratories are required to have the listed referee test methods as referenced in the product specifications and international test methods (ASTM, IP, etc.).

C-5.3.1 Epoxy Lined Sample Cans: Contractor shall maintain a supply of 10 unused epoxy lined fuel sample shipping containers to be provided to DLA Energy personnel per request at all locations. Sample containers shall be stored to ensure they are clean and free from all substances that might contaminate the product being sampled. Containers must meet the following specifics: Complies with ASTM D-4306, height not to exceed 9 inches, diameter not to exceed 7 inches, capacity 1 USG, Bung Plug ¾” with lock-wire hole, carrying handle able to be shipped as hazardous material.

C-5.4 Product Testing: Employees must follow all mentioned, laboratory related reference materials listed in this SOW attachments. Samples which fail initial testing shall be retested immediately and prior to submission of any test results. The Contractor shall immediately report any delays to the Contracting Officer, Quality Assurance Representative (QAR) or the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for resolution.

C-5.5 Turnaround Times Defined: Turnaround time(s) are defined in two separate categories as follows of transportation turn-around time(s) (para C-5.5.1) and sample testing turnaround time(s) (para C-5.5.2).

C-5.5.1 Transportation Turnaround Times: Transportation of samples is defined as when the Contractor takes possession of the sample from locations described in paragraph C-1.0.1 to when the samples are received at the Contractor’s facility. (Testing time of the sample does not apply)

TRANSPORTATION TURN AROUND TIMES

All locations 48 hours Special/VIP Requirement

Laboratory within 4 hours of location

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C-5.5.2 Sample Testing Turnaround Times: Testing turn-around times are defined as when the Contractor receives the sample at the laboratory and submits the test reports to the responsible office. All testing requested, per order, shall be completed within the turn-around time listed below. If testing cannot be completed within the turn-around time due to an unusually long processing time as stated within the test method or some other issue which evolves during the process, the contractor will immediately notify the QAR and/or COR. The contractor will specify the problem and the estimated completion date and time.

C-5.6 Retain samples: Samples shall be retained, after analysis, for a minimum of 45 days. In the event of a suspected quality issue or dispute a longer sample retention period may be requested by DLA Energy. The Contractor shall be responsible for disposal of excess fuel samples and sample containers.

C-6.0 Third Party Independent Evaluator Performance Requirements: Contractor shall act as "third party witness" and surveyor as detailed in subparagraphs. Contractor will report to DLA Energy Middle East Region with a detailed report within 24 hours highlighting all facts, figures, positive and negative performance indicators.

C-6.1 Sampling Performance Requirements: The Contractor shall be capable of petroleum product sampling IAW API MPMS and/or ASTM D4057 when requested of vessels, barges, tank trucks, storage tanks or any containers that may hold fuel. Contractor shall supply all equipment and material need to perform task.

C-6.2 Witnessing Performance Requirements: The Contractor shall be capable of supplying "third party witness" and report findings to DLA Energy Middle East Region. Personnel must have the technical expertise and to evaluate operations such as tank trucks uploads/downloads, storage tanks, bulk containers, conversion calculations and laboratory testing procedures via proper ASTM. DLA Energy Middle East Region will supply general written instructions when request is made. Contractor must clearly provide evidence of qualified personnel.

C-7.0 Transportation Performance Requirements: The Contractor shall be responsible for packing and transporting all petroleum samples from job site to the laboratory in accordance with state or federal regulations or laws.

When sample transportation is not required contractor shall be notified (sample delivered to laboratory by another person).

DLA Energy or its subcontractors do not have the ability or certification to ship or package fuel samples.

C-8.0 Joint Contingency Contracting System (JCCS) Requirement: All non-U.S. offerors and all proposed non- U.S. subcontractors must be registered online in the JCCS website (https://www.jccs.gov/).

C-9.0 Special Fuels Performance Requirements: Due to mission demands, DLA Energy Contracting Officer, Quality Assurance Representative (QAR) or the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) may request special petroleum sampling, handling and testing for distinguished visitors which matches the scope of work described in this SOW.

Laboratory testing must be within local area. Specifics shall be given as guidance if a requirement is requested. See sections C 5.5.1 and C 5.5.2 for transportation and sampling turn-around times for these special fuel requests.

TESTING TURN AROUND TIMES

All testing requested per order 48 hours Special/VIP Requirement 6 hours

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Attachment 1: Products to be Tested The following are products, which are utilized by DLA Energy and its customers, that may require testing, at the contractor’s facility(s), per the requirements set by this SOW. Contractors should become familiar with all of the product specifications listed below and develop operating procedures and/or checklists to allow their technicians to perform the proper tests and complete the tasks as requested per the order and in a timely manner. All referenced material can be obtained at http://quicksearch.dla.mil/ or https://assist.dla.mil/ or by contacting Contracting Officer, Contracting Officers Representative and Quality Assurance Representative.

1) Aviation Turbine Fuel, Grade JET A and JET A-1, NATO F-35 (Specification: ASTM D1655, STANAG 3747, DEF

Stan 91-91, latest versions)

2) Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Kerosene Types, NATO F-34 (JP8) (Specification: MIL-DTL-83133, STANAG 3747, latest versions)

3) Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Grade JP5 NATO F-44 (Specification: MIL-DTL-5624, STANAG 3747, latest versions)

4) Fuel, Navy Distillate NATO F-76 (Specification: MIL-F-16884, STANAG 1385, latest versions)

5) Gasoline, Aviation, 100LL (Specification: ASTM 910, DEF STAN 91-90, latest versions)

6) Inhibitor, Fuel System Icing, High Flash (FSII) (Specification: MIL-DTL-85470 latest version)

7) Fuel, Automotive Spark Ignition Engine (Specification: ASTM D4814, STANAG 7090, EN228, latest versions)

8) Marine Residual Fuel Oil Grade (RME-180) (Specification: ISO 8217 latest version)

9) Lubrication Oil, Steam Turbine and Gear (LTL) MIL Symbol 2190 (Specification: MIL-PRF-17331 latest version)

10) Lubrication Oil, LO6, MIL Symbol 9250, Shipboard Internal Combustion, High Output Diesel (Specification: MIL-

PRF-9000 latest version)

11) Diesel Fuel Oil, Grade No.1 and No. 2 (Specification: ASTM D975, STANAG 7090, EN590, all latest versions)

12) Fuel Oil, Reclaimed (FOR) (specification: MIL-PRF-24951 latest version)

13) Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Thermally Stable, Grade JPTS (Specification: MIL-DTL-25524 latest version)

14) Oxygen, Aviator’s Breathing, Liquid and Gas, (Specification: MIL-PRF-27210 latest version) (sub-contractor can be used)

15) Propellant Pressurizing Agent, Helium, (Specification: MIL-PRF-27407 latest version) (sub-contractor can be used)

Note: Some locations provide the above products which meet locally established specifications. If the U.S. Government is in receipt of any of the above fuel grades with local specification(s), DLA Energy will provide the contractor(s) the local specification and the test method(s) required if requested.

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Attachment 2: Series Testing Requirements

1.) Jet A1 (NATO F35) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications ASTM D1655, Def Stan 91-91, and STANAG 3747

Notes:

1. Only applies to marine/multiproduct mode receipt tank samples.

2. Only applies to products transported through multi-product systems.

3. If required to be added per the contract or requirement.

A Series Characteristics ASTM

D1655 Def Stan 91-91

STANAG

B-1 Series

B-2 Series

B-3 Series

Appearance/Workmanship X X X X X X Colour (Visual) X X X X X Particulate Contamination X X X X X Particle Count X Total Acidity X X X X Aromatics X X X Total Sulfur X X X Mercaptan Sulfur X X X Doctor Test X X X Distillation X X X X X X Flash Point X X X X X X Density at 15°C X X X X X X Freezing Point X X X X X X Viscosity at minus 20°C X X X Smoke Point X X X Naphthalenes X X X Specific Energy X X Copper Strip X X X X X X Thermal Stability X X X X1 X Existent Gum X X X X X X Microseparometer X X X Electrical Conductivity X X X X X X Lubricity X X Net Heat of Combustion X X Colour, Saybolt X X Filtration Time X X X Fuel System Icing Inhibitor X3 X3 X3 X3 X3 X3

FAME X X X X2 X2 X2

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2.) JP8 (NATO F34) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL DTL 83133 and STANAG 3747

Characteristics MIL DTL 83133

STANAG

B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Appearance/Workmanship X X X X X Colour (Visual) X X X X Particulate Contamination X X X X Particle Count X Total Acidity X X X Aromatics X X Total Sulfur X X Mercaptan Sulfur X X Doctor Test X X Distillation X X X X X Flash Point X X X X X Density at 15°C X X X X X Freezing Point X X X X X Viscosity at minus 20°C X X Smoke Point X X Naphthalenes X X Specific Energy X Copper Strip X X X X X Thermal Stability X X X1 X Existent Gum X X X X X Microseparometer X X X X X Electrical Conductivity X X X X X Lubricity X Net Heat of Combustion X X Colour, Saybolt X X Filtration Time X X X X Fuel System Icing Inhibitor X X X X X

FAME X X X2 X2 X2

Hydrogen Content X Cetane Index, Calculated X Water Reaction X

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3.) JP5 (NATO F44) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL DTL 5624 and STANAG 3747

Characteristics MIL DTL 5624 STANAG 3747 B-1

Series B-2 Series

Colour (Visual) X X X X X Particulate Contamination X X X X Particle Count X Total Acidity X X X Aromatics X X Total Sulfur X X Mercaptan Sulfur X X Doctor Test X X Distillation X X X X X Flash Point X X X X X Density at 15 deg. C X X X X X Freezing Point X X X X X Viscosity at minus 20°C X X Smoke Point X X Naphthalenes X Specific Energy Copper Strip X X X X X Thermal Stability X X X1 X Existent Gum X X X X X Microseparometer X X Electrical Conductivity X Lubricity Net Heat of Combustion X X Colour, Saybolt X X Filtration Time X X X X Fuel System Icing Inhibitor X X X X X

FAME X X2 X2 X2

Hydrogen Content X Cetane Index, Calculated X Water Reaction

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4.) F76 Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL F 16884 and STANAG 1385

Characteristics MIL F 16884 STANAG

B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Demulsification X Density or API Gravity X X X X X Distillation X X X X Cloud Point X X X Color X X X X X Flashpoint X X X X X Particulate Contamination or filter blocking tendency

X X X X

Pour Point X X X Viscosity at 40°C X X X Acid Number X X Ash X Aromatics X Carbon Residue X X X X Copper Strip Corrosion X X X Hydrogen Content X Cetane Number or Cetane Index X X X Storage Stability X X Thermal Stability X Sulfur Content X X X X Trace Metals X Lubricity X X Water and Sediment X X

FAME X

Inorganic Acidity or Neutrality X Oxidation Stability or Storage Stability @ 43°C

X

Demulsibility or Water Reaction X

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5.) Avgas (100LL) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications ASTM 910 and Def Stan 91-90.

Characteristics ASTM 910 Def Stan 91-90 B-1

Series B-2 Series

Net heat of combustion X Lean Mixture Motor Octane Number (MON)

X X

Aviation Lean Rating X Performance number X X Sulfur Content X X Tetraethyl Lead X X Dye content (Blue Dye) X Vapor Pressure X X X X Density at 15°C X X X X X Distillation X X X X X Freezing Point X X Copper Strip X X X X X Oxidation Stability X X Water Reaction X X Conductivity X X Color, Visual X X X X Existent Gum X X X Specific Energy X Colour, Lovibond X Particulate Matter X X X Free Water Determination X X X Lead Content X X Potential Gum X

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6.) Fuel System Icing Inhibitor (FSII) (NATO S-1745) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL-DTL-85470

Characteristics MIL DTL 85470 B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Acid Number X X Color, Platinum Cobalt X Distillation X X Ethylene Glycol X X pH of 25 % solution in water X X Relative density X X Water (mass %) X X Flash point X Workmanship X X

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7.) Gasoline, Unleaded (NATO F67) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications ASTM D4814, STANAG 7090, EN 228

D4814

EN 228 STANAG

B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Appearance/Workmanship X X X X X X Vapor Pressure X X X X X Distillation X X X X X X Driveability Index X Lead Content X X X Sulfur X X X Copper Strip Corrosion X X X X X Silver Strip Corrosion X Gum Content X X X X X Oxidation Stability X X X X Vapor Liquid Ratio of 20 X Motor Octane Number

(MON)

X X X

Antiknock Index (AKI) X Research Octane Number

(RON)

X X

Manganese Content X Hydrocarbon type content:

olefins and aromatics

X X

Benzene content X X Oxygen content X X Oxygenates content X X Vapor Lock Index X X Density X X X X X X Color X X X Visual water and solids X X X

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8.) Marine Residual Fuel Oil (RME 180) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications ISO 8217

Characteristics ISO 8217 B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Kinematic Viscosity at 50°C X X X X Density X X X X Calculated Carbon Aromaticity Index X X Sulfur X X Flash point X X X X Hydrogen sulfide X X Acid Number X X Total Sediment aged X X X Carbon Residue X Pour Point X X Water X X X Ash X X Vanadium X Sodium X X Aluminum plus silicon X Used lubricating oils X

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9.) Lubrication Oil (LTL) (NATO O-250) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL PRF 17331

Characteristics MIL PRF 17331 B-1

Series B-2 Series

Sulfur X n/a Acid Number X n/a Corrosion X X n/a Corrosion, Copper Strip X X n/a Oil Compatibility X n/a Water X X X n/a API Gravity/Density X X n/a Air Release Time X n/a Flash point X X X n/a Pour Point X X n/a Viscosity (per MIL PRF 17331) X X n/a Viscosity @100°C X n/a Viscosity @ 40°C X n/a Emulsion test X X X n/a Oxidation test X n/a Acid Number X n/a Total sludge, iron and copper X n/a Oxidation by rotating pressure vessel X n/a Scuffing load capacity X n/a Wear test X n/a Homogeneity X n/a Foam characteristics X X X n/a Cleanliness X n/a Neutralization number (acid/base) X n/a Appearance X n/a Solid contaminants X n/a

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10.) Lubrication Oil (LO6) (NATO O-278) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL PRF 9000

Characteristics MIL PRF 9000 B-1

Series B-2 Series

B-3 Series n/a Ash, sulfated X X n/a Corrosion test, Copper Strip X n/a Flash point X X X n/a Foam (stability only) X X X n/a API Gravity/Density X X n/a Metals/Elements: Barium, Calcium, Magnesium, Zinc, Nitrogen, Phosphorus

X n/a

Pour Point X X n/a Rust Prevention X n/a Scuffing load capacity X n/a Sulfur X n/a Total base number X n/a Viscosity index n/a Viscosity at 100°C X n/a Viscosity at 40°C X X n/a Neutralization number (acid/base) X n/a Appearance X n/a Solid contaminants X n/a Emulsion test X n/a Water X n/a

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11.) Diesel Fuel Oil (NATO F54) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications ASTM D975, STANAG 7090, EN 590

D975

EN 590 STANAG

B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Flash point X X X X X X Water and Sediment X X Distillation X X X X X Kinematic Viscosity X X X X Ash X X X Sulfur X X X X Copper strip corrosion X X X Cetane number X X X Cetane index X X X X Aromaticity X Cloud Point X X X X

LTFT/CFPP X X X

Carbon Residue X X X Lubricity X X Conductivity X Density X X X X X X Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

X X

Manganese content X Water Content X X Total Contamination X X

FAME X

Oxidation stability X X Appearance X X X X Color X X X Pour Point X

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12.) Reclaimed Fuel Oil (FOR) Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL PRF 24951

Characteristics MIL PRF 24951 B-1 Series

B-2 Series

Flashpoint X n/a n/a n/a Explosiveness X n/a n/a n/a Water and Sediment X n/a n/a n/a Sediment X n/a n/a n/a Density/API Gravity X n/a n/a n/a Viscosity at 40°C (ASTM D445) X n/a n/a n/a Viscosity at 50°C (ASTM D88) X n/a n/a n/a Pour Point X n/a n/a n/a Neutrality X n/a n/a n/a Sulfur Content X n/a n/a n/a Sulfated Ash X n/a n/a n/a Trace Metals: Arsenic, Cadmium, Chromium and Lead

X n/a n/a n/a

Total Halogen X n/a n/a n/a

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13.) JPTS Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL DTL 25524

Characteristics MIL DTL 25524 B-1

Series B-2 Series

Color, Saybolt X X Total Acid Number X X Aromatics X Mercaptan Sulfur X Doctor Test X Total Sulfur X Distillation X X X X Flash point X X X X Density X X X X Freezing point X X X X Viscosity @ -40°C X Net heat of combustion X Hydrogen content X Smoke point X Copper Strip Corrosion X X X X Thermal Stability X X X Existent Gum X X X X Particulate Matter X X X X Particle Counting X Micro-Separometer X

FSII X X X X

Appearance X X X X Visual Color X X X X Filtration time X X X

FAME X X X

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14.) Liquid and Gas Aviator’s Breathing Oxygen Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL PRF 27210

15.) Helium, Propellant Pressurizing Agent Series Testing Requirements for Specifications MIL PRF 27407

Characteristics MIL PRF 27210

Purity Type II X Odor X Minor Constituents X Moisture X

A Series Characteristics MIL PRF 27210

Purity, % by vol, min X Impurities, ppm by vol, max X

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Attachment 3: Individual Testing Requirements

Listed below are characteristic tests, by name and method, that may be required to be performed, depending on the product and order, on petroleum products at the contractor’s laboratory in accordance with the requirements set by this SOW.

Contractor must see paragraph C-2.4 for instructions on how to incorporate and indicate if they cannot perform authorized method or a plan where the testing will be done. Tests will be requested by a DLA Energy Quality Representative or COR, through an order, either verbally or via an email request, with either individual, specific characteristic tests or by the series listed in attachment 3, as the situation warrants. The estimated annual quantity of each test is also provided but these quantities are estimates only.

Note: Tests are grouped by physical or chemical property and do not imply equivalency. Verify that the test is appropriate to the product specification prior to analysis.

Name Test Method(1) Acid Number D664, D974, D1613 Aromatics D1319, D6379, D6591, D2425, IP156, IP436 Ash Content D482, EN ISO6245 Benzene content EN238, EN12177, EN ISO22854 Carbon Residue D189, D524, D4530, EN ISO10370 Cetane Index D976, D,4737, EN ISO4264 Cetane Number D613, EN ISO5165, EN ISO15195,EN ISO16144

Cloud Point D2500, D,4539, D5771, D5772, D5773, D6371, IP309

Color D156, D1209, D2392, D4176, D6045, E450, D4176, IP569, ISO228

Conductivity D2624, D4308, IP274 Copper Strip Corrosion D130, IP154, EN ISO2160 Demulsification D1401 Density or API Gravity D891, D4052, E450, IP365, Distillation D86, D1078, D2887, D7345, IP123, IP 582, EN

ISO3405, ISO3924

Doctor Test D4952, IP30 Ethylene Glycol D2693 Existent Gum D381, IP540, EN ISO6246

FAME D7797, IP583, IP585, IP590, IP 599, IP 579,

EN14078

Filtration Time D4870 Flash Point D56, D93, D3828, IP170 IP523

Freezing Point D2386, D5972, D7153, D7154, IP16, IP 435, IP529, IP528, IP16

Fuel System Icing Inhibitor D5006 Hydrocarbon type content EN15553, EN ISO22854 Hydrogen Content D3343, D3701, D4808, D5291, D7171 Lubricity D5001, D6079, D7688, IP450, EN ISO12156-1 Manganese Content EN16576 Microseparometer Rating D3948, D7224 Naphthalenes D1840 Net Heat of Combustion D3338, D4529, D4809, IP12

Octane Number D2699, D2700, D2885, EN ISO5164, IP236, EN

ISO5163

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Name Test Method(1)

Oxidation/Storage Stability D525, D873, D2274, D5304, IP 388, EN ISO7536, EN ISO12205, EN15751

Oxygen content EN1601, EN13132, EN ISO22854 Particle Count D7619, IP564, IP565, IP577 Particulate Contamination D2276, D5452, D6217, IP 216, IP423 pH of 25% Solution in Water E70 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons EN ISO12916

Pour Point D97, D5949, D5950 Silver strip corrosion, max D7667, D7671 Smoke Point D1322,IP 57, IP598

Sulfides in Bottom Water See QAP E34

Sulfur Content D129, D1266, D2622, D3120, D4294, D5453, D6920, D7039, IP107, IP336, EN ISO13032, EN15195, EN16144, EN ISO20846, EN ISO20884

Sulfur, Mercaptan, mass percent D3227, IP342 Supercharge rating D909, IP119 Tetraethyl Lead Content D3341, D5059, IP270, EN237 Thermal Stability D3241, IP323 Total Acid Number D3242, IP354 Total Contamination IP 440, EN12662 Trace Metals D7111 Unleaded D3237, D5059 Vapor Lock D5188 Vapor pressure D323, D4953, D5191, D5482, D6378, IP69 Viscosity D445, D7042, IP71, EN ISO3104 Water & Sediment, % volume D1796, D2709 Water (mass %) D1364 , E203, E1064 Water Content D6304, EN ISO12937 Water Reaction D1094, IP289 Water tolerance D4814

(1) Test methods with D or E in the name indicate ASTM methods

OXYGEN, AVIATOR’S BREATHING, LIQUID AND GAS

TESTING REQUIREMENTS, MIL-PRF-27210 (LATEST VERSION)

AVIATOR’S BREATHING OXYGEN TEST METHOD

1) Purity Type II CGA G-4.3

2) Odor CGA G-4.3

3) Minor Constituents(2) CGA G-4.3

4) Moisture CGA G-4.3

PROPELLANT PRESSURIZING AGENT, HELIUM

TESTING REQUIREMENTS, MIL-PRF-27407 (LATEST VERSION)

HELIUM PROPELLANT

PRESSURIZING AGENT

TEST METHOD

1) Purity, % by vol, min CGA G-9.1

2) Impurities, ppm by vol, max(2) CGA G-9.1