SPE603-18-R-0512_0003.pdf

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT 1. CONTRACT ID CODE

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO.

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

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5. PROJECT NO. (If applicable)

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SPE60318R0512

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2017 DEC 19

10A. MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of OffersX X is extended, is not extended.

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

1 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods:

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE CONTRACT ORDER NO.

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B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc. ) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

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DLA ENERGY

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SPE60318R0512 - 0003

1. Amendment 0003 under solicitation SPE603-18-R-0512 is hereby issued to incorporate the following changes:

A. The closing date for receipt of offers is extended from March 13, 2018 to March 21, 2018 NLT 9:00 A.M. Local Time Ft. Belvoir, VA.

B. Provide answers to the offerors questions related to the Performance Work Statement.

C. Pages 4 and 5 of Appendix AF, Workload Information, are revised for the Osan AB, Korea location.

D. Pages 3-7 and 9 of Appendix AF are revised for the Misawa AB, Japan location.

E. The following sentence from 1. Volume I, Technical Proposal, b, ii. Section II, on page 90 of the solicitation is deleted:

Please provide resumes for the Key Personnel in this section.

F. Sub-factor 1: Staffing, on page 90 of the solicitation, is revised to read as follows:

Sub-factor 1: Staffing - Technical, managerial, and operational details of manpower related issues to meet mission requirements. The proposal must provide a staffing approach which demonstrates understanding of the personnel requirements to successfully accomplish all PWS tasks. The proposal must provide a staffing matrix identifying manning by positions and shifts to perform all required tasks and cover required hours of operation for normal daily operations. The proposal must identify all required personnel positions and qualifications. The proposal must address requirements to provide after-hours support or to respond to surge or contingency operations to ensure no mission delay or failure. The proposal must address any manpower issues such as compliance with Service specific requirements, impact of Status of Forces Agreements, and recognition of security clearance requirements.

G. Sub-factor 9: Other Performance Requirements, on pages 91 and 92 of the solicitation, is deleted.

H. On page 98 of the solicitation, (i) Factor 1 – Technical/Management, (9) Other Performance Requirements of FAR 52.212-2 is deleted.

I. On page 99 of the solicitation, Table A-1.1, Sub-factor 9 of FAR.212-2 is deleted.

J. On page 99 of the solicitation, Sub-factor 1: Staffing of FAR 212.2 is revised to read as follow:

Sub-factor 1: Staffing - Technical, managerial, and operational details of manpower related issues to meet mission requirements. The proposal must provide a staffing approach which demonstrates understanding of the personnel requirements to successfully accomplish all PWS tasks. The proposal must provide a staffing matrix identifying manning by positions and shifts to perform all required tasks and cover required hours of operation for normal daily operations. The proposal must identify all required personnel positions and qualifications. The proposal must address requirements to provide after-hours support or to respond to surge or contingency operations to ensure no mission delay or failure. The proposal must address any manpower issues such as compliance with Service specific requirements, impact of Status of Forces Agreements, and recognition of security clearance requirements.

K. On page 100 of the solicitation, Sub-factor 9: Other Performance Requirements of FAR 212.2 is deleted.

L. Add the pre-proposal Sign-in Sheets.

M. Add the pre-proposal presentation.

N. Add the Osan, AB Korea GFE Inventory List.

O. Incorporate the following revised clause to Section I of the solicitation:

I119.05 INVENTORY CONTROL RECORDS AND SYSTEMS OF RECORD (GOCO) (AIR FORCE) (DLA ENERGY DEC 2017)

2. All other terms and conditions remain the same.

Question Number

Question Answer

General Questions 1 Please clarify that resumes of essential personnel shall be submitted 30 days prior to performance period (contract start) (reference Appendix D - Personnel) rather than with proposal submission (reference page 90/103, Section L Volume I, Technical Proposal).

Refer to PWS Appendix D – Personnel

2 In the absence of a DD254 in the RFP, please clarify the security requirements for:

a. CAC and IT systems/networks access

b. Flightline access

a. DLA provides requirements for CAC access.

IT system/network access requires CAC, DD Form 2875 and Information Assurance CBT from ADLS. The COR will work with Government to secure IT system/network access.

b. Flightline access is not required for Kadena contractors, Misawa contractors, or Osan contractors.

3 Table 1.1.b in Appendices for AF Osan, Kadena, and Misawa indicates the Government does not provide Preventative Maintenance (PM).

Solicitation Appendix D Personnel, Key Personnel Fuels Distribution System Mechanic (FDSM) states an FDSM is required at sites where the Contractor is responsible for PM.

During the Osan AB site visit, the government stated that quarterly and above PM site visits are provided by the Government.

• Please clarify if the Government provides PM at Kadena, Misawa and Osan Air Bases, and

• Under what circumstances the contractor is required to have an FDSM on site

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3.2.1

Contractor should have FDSM available during the work week.

Refer to Appendix AF

Refer to Appendix AF, page 1

Refer to Appendix AF, page 1

4 Will documents/PowerPoint and sign in roster present at the pre-proposal conference be made available on FBO?

The PowerPoint presentation and the sign-in roster will be available on FBO via an Amendment to the Solicitation.

Site Specific Questions - Kadena Air Base, Japan Question

Question Answer

Is Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) status provided to contractor U.S. expatriot employees working in Japan?

Refer to PWS page 30, first paragraph

6 What are the escort responsibilities and estimated workload for the contractor to accompany Maintenance and other Government contractors in the controlled areas?

Escort responsibilities is to sign in and accompany individuals within areas controlled by contractor until they are done. Certain individuals are authorized unlimited access to these areas based on EAL authorization.

Individuals that are contracted for projects can provide an EAL that will authorized them unescorted access. Refer to PWS Section C-5.3

7 What are the requirements for escorting tank trucks?

Tank trucks are escorted from building 3135 into contractor operated facilities (ground fuels tank farm/organizational tanks). Refer to Appendix AF Workload section and PWS Section C- 5.2.2

8 For general facility maintenance, contractor responsibilities include housekeeping and changing general lightbulbs:

a. Does this extend to exterior or security lighting beyond normal office areas?

b. Will contractor require any special equipment beyond normal hand tools to accomplish their facility maintenance responsibilities?

Security lighting is maintained by Base Civil Engineering. Exterior lighting is maintained by Base Civil Engineering.

No special equipment is required from contractor. If it is beyond their capability, Facility Manager (appointed contractor personnel) will call in a work order for facility.

Refer to PWS Section C-5.5

9 Kadena AB Appendix AF, Table (2) Hours of Operation, page 3 – please clarify the duty hours for the fuel operations identified in the table.

During the week, the hours are 2300 hours Sunday night through 2300 hours Friday night.

Up to contractor to decide work schedule for 24 hour coverage.

Weekends are 0730-1530 hours (Days only) Refer to Appendix AF Hours or Operation

10 Kadena AB Appendix AF, Table (3) Workload Information, page 5 – states that “No RM is being completed by Huntsville service contract, they are only conducting replacement in-kind and repairs that are out of CE’s capabilities.” At the 1/22/18 site visit, the DLA-E Program Manager stated the DLA-E RM visits are being performed on an annual basis. Can government please clarify/provide the RM frequency?

Cathodic Protection is RM that is being conducted on an annual basis. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

11 Kadena AB Appendix AF, Tables 8 & 9 Equipment, pages 9& 10 –

c. Will the government provide bowsers as

GFE?

d. Will the government provide furniture for the contractor? (at the 1/22/18 site visit, AF rep mentioned furniture being used by current contractor would remain in place however, there is no furniture listed as GFE)

e. At the 1/22/18 site visit, the DLA-E Program Manager stated the Air Force provided spill containment material and disposed of it. Will the material be provided as GFE?

c. Bowsers are available for use. Government will contact AGE flight to obtain bowser if one is needed and not located within fuels compound. Bowsers belong to AGE and are not assigned to POL. Refer to PWS Section C- 5.2.8.1

d. Furniture that is currently in building 3167 will be left once the current contract ends. Refer to Appendix AF section 9

e. Government will provide spill containment material for both AF POL and contractor areas.

Refer to PWS Section C-5.8.2

i. Will the AF continue its disposal service in the new contract?

i. Contractor will be assigned as Hazardous Waste Accumulation Point (HWAP) monitors and will be responsible for disposal of items.

Contractor will work with Base Environmental to properly dispose of Hazardous Waste. Refer to Appendix AF section 3 Workload

12 Kadena AB Appendix AF, Table (11) ITEC (DLA- Energy), page 11 – please identify the location of the Desk Top PC and Computer Monitor

Desktop PC and monitor are located in building 3167 (Fuels Bulk Storage facility) Refer to Appendix AF section 11

13 There is no office furniture provided on the GFE Furnished items listing. Is it correct that no items will be provided other than those on the GFE list?

Furniture that is currently in building 3167 will be left once the current contract ends. Refer to Appendix AF section 9

14 Could you clarify Contractor Hazwaste responsibilities? Who is responsible for management of the Hazwaste Accumulation Point at Kadena?

Contractor will be appointed as HWAP monitors and are responsible for managing program. AF POL will also dispose of Hazardous Waste (spill pads, etc.) items in HWAP. Contractors will attend Kadena HWAP training with Base Environmental. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

15 Will company vehicles be allowed to be issued OV plates?

OV plates can be used with coordination with USMC PMO. Refer to PWS Section C-5.8.1.3

16 Is the contractor responsible for security lighting?

No, security lighting is maintained by Base Civil Engineering. Refer to PWS Section C-5.5

17 What is the contractor’s responsibility for OWS?

Contractors verify that no fuel is in OWS. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

18 Is there a workload estimate for the number of visitor badges issued?

Estimated workload is 10 hours per week Refer to PWS Section C-5.5

19 Who is responsible for issuing of visitors passes for contractors working in tank farms?

Visitor passes for outside contractors working within tank farms will be handled by COR.

20 We understand that the FMD computer is currently non-operational. Is this correct and is there an estimated time for repair?

FMD is currently non-operational due to fiber switch awaiting replaced.

21 Appendix AF for Kadena specifically states that no RM is being completed by Huntsville service contract, they are only conducting replacement in-kind and repairs that are out CE’s capabilities.

Please explain who is then responsible to provide the required RM services.

Cathodic Protection is RM that is being conducted on an annual basis. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

22 As there is an FDSM required at Kadena, does the AF still provide WFM maintenance services and if so at what frequency (quarterly and above)?

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3.2.1

23 Is a Computerized Maintenance Manager System required as part of CFE (software) the contractor must provide?

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3

24 Is the operation and mainteance of the Retail

Military Service Station (either on main base or the Northside) part of the Contractors responsibility?

Refer to Appendix AF section 2, page 1. This is a bulk storage requirement only

25 As this is an overseas contract, will DLA offer SOFA status to our employees under this contract?

Site Specific Questions - Misawa Air Base, Japan

Number

Question Answer

26 Is Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) status working in Japan?

27 What are the escort responsibilities and estimated

Maintenance and other Government contractors in the controlled areas?

Refer to PWS page 29, under the GENERAL title

28 What are the requirements for escorting tank

For tank truck deliveries, the Contractor shall escort tank trucks to and from base gate and appropriate storage facilities as required.

How many pits require emptying on a regular basis due to water collection?

There are three pits in Tank Farm 2 & two pits at Tank Farm 1. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

30 For general facility maintenance, contractor responsibilities include housekeeping and changing general lightbulbs:

a. Does this extend to exterior or security lighting beyond normal office areas?

b. Will contractor require any special equipment beyond normal hand tools to accomplish their facility maintenance responsibilities?

a. This does not extend to exterior or security lighting. CE is responsible for purchasing lightbulbs for exterior/security lights and changing them out. Be aware that office light bulbs are not provided by CE and must be purchased by the user. Refer to PWS Section C- 5.3

b. No special equipment is listed in Appendix

AF

31 Misawa AB Appendix AF, Table (3) Workload Information, pages 4 & 5 –

a. Can DLA-E please clarify if tank cars are part of Misawa’s scope of work? The AF rep at the 1/24/18 site visit stated that tank cars were no longer being received; however, a reference to tank cars is mentioned in Table (3).

b. Has the RM contract been awarded? If so, what are the frequency of visits?

a. Misawa COR: The reference to tank cars is probably to cover a wide verity of receipt tankers depending on location, as is written in AF Technical Orders. However, the rail tracks at Misawa AB have been decommissioned.

Misawa does not have the capability to receive by tank car. Alternate receipt capability is performed by tank trucks only. Refer to Appendix AF Section 3

b. Refer to Appendix AF section 3

32 Will the government provide the workload data for the JP-8 receipts? (It was noted during the 1/24/18 site visit that JP-8 receipts have exceeded normal duty hours several times)

Refer to Appendix AF Section 3

33 Misawa AB Appendix AF, Tables (8 & 9) Equipment, page 7 –

a. Will the government provide bowsers as

GFE?

b. Will the government provide furniture for the contractor? (at the 1/24/18 site visit, AF rep mentioned furniture being used by current contractor would remain in place however, there is no furniture listed as GFE)

a. Refer to Appendix AF Section 9

b. Refer to Appendix AF Section 9

34 Is the contractor responsible for replacing used spill containment material? If so, how many spill kits are there through the fuel system that the contractor is responsible for?

Refer to PWS Section C-5.8.2

35 Regarding the JP-8 receipts, please provide the historical workload data of how often receipts have exceeded normal duty hours and how long the actual receipts took.

No historical records of JP8 receipts exceeding normal work hours.

36 There is no office furniture provided on the GFE

Refer to Appendix AF Section 9

37 Will company vehicles be allowed to be issued OV plates?

The Contractor is responsible for ensuring any vehicle is properly licensed IAW local civilian requirements, registered with base security if applicable, adequately maintained, flightline capable if applicable, and operated only by licensed and qualified personnel.

38 What is the contractor’s responsibility for OWS?

There is one OWS located in Tank Farm 2 & one located in Tank Farm 1. Refer to Appendix AF Section 3

39 Is a Computerized Maintenance Manager System required as part of CFE (software) the contractor must provide?

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3

40 Is the operation and mainteance of the Retail Military Service Station (either on main base or the Northside) part of the Contractors responsibility?

Refer to Appendix AF Section 2b, page 1.

41 As this is an overseas contract, will DLA offer SOFA status to our employees under this contract?

Site Specific Questions – Osan Air Base, Korea

Number

Question Answer

42 Is Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) status working in Korea?

43 What are the escort responsibilities and estimated

Maintenance and other Government contractors in the controlled areas?

Contractors performing maintenance (i.e. API

653) will have passes assigned.

44 What are the requirements for escorting tank

All tank trucks must be escorted 1-by-1 by the service contractor.

45 Osan AB Appendix AF, Table (3) Workload Information, page 5 –

a. Has the RM contract been awarded? If so, what are the frequency of visits?

Yes, an RMMR contract (Aptim) has been awarded. They are required to make a visit every 3 months.

46 For general facility maintenance, contractor responsibilities include housekeeping and changing general lightbulbs:

a. Does this extend to exterior or security lighting beyond normal office areas?

b. Will contractor require any special equipment beyond normal hand tools to accomplish their facility maintenance responsibilities?

Yes, they are required to call in a work order to base Civil Engineering. Contractors are not required to physically replace security lighting.

Contractors are not required to have special tools. RMMR contract handles anything outside of what the service contract can’t handle.

47 Is the contractor responsible for replacing used spill containment material? If so, how many spill kits are there through the fuel system that the contractor is responsible for?

Refer to PWS Section C-5.8.2. The contract maintains 2

48 How many pits require emptying on a regular basis due to water collection?

49 Osan AB Appendix AF, Tables (8 & 9) Equipment, pages 9-10 –

a. Will the government provide bowsers as

GFE?

No.

50 iii. Exceptions – Offerors shall state any exceptions taken to the Terms and Conditions of the Solicitation. If no exceptions are being taken to the Terms and Conditions of the Solicitation, offerors shall so state in an affirmative statement in this section.

Can offeror submit an offer in Korean won, not dollar according to iii. Exceptions?

(Contractor can be paid in dollar with exchange rate of the month applied to conversion if payment must be made in dollar)

In accordance with FAR 52.214-35, offers received in other than U.S. dollars shall be rejected. Offerors should submit offers in dollars and monthly payments should not fluctuate.

51 Can offeror submit the different monthly offer for each year of Line Item 0001 and 0002/Option 1?

The monthly usage charge for Line Items 0001 and 0002 should not fluctuate monthly. It is the

Korean government determined min hourly wage of KW7,530 for FY 2018 (1 Jan through31 Dec 2018). This comprises a 16.4% increase. And the current government/administration has publicly vowed to increase the minimum hourly wage to KW10,000 by 2020 which translates into KW2,090,000 for a monthly salary and the minimum hourly wage for FY 2019 shall be announced around July 2018. Increases of this sharp minimum hourly wage are above and beyond any offeror’s control/best forecast. Accordingly, in multiple period contracts such as this solicitation, the provision of an equitable adjustment due to unforeseeable circumstances (including this example of the minimum hourly wage increase) will be essential. There is a precedent, for example, the Public Procurement Service (조달청), Korean government agency responsible for government-wide contracts including ones for ROK MND (국방부) accepts equitable adjustment requests to cope with salary adjustments, such as a change to the minimum hourly wage, for multiple period contracts.

offerors responsibility to estimate all costs as expressed in the PWS and Appendix AF.

52 Will such an equitable adjustment provision be included in the contract arising from this solicitation in accordance with following?

52.222-43 Fair Labor Standard Act and Service Contract Act-Price Adjustment (Multiple Years and Option Contract)

52.222-44 Fair Labor Standard Act and Service Contract Act-Price Adjustment (Referencing B34.01)

The Service Contract Labor Standards Act does not apply to Service Contracts outside the United States. 52.222-43 and 52.222-44 does not apply to this solicitation; therefore, equitable adjustment will not apply.

53 If offer must be proposed only in dollar, exchange rate fluctuation is above and beyond offeror/resultant contractor’s forecast. Will such exchange rate fluctuation be subject to equitable adjustment when Lint Item 0002 (Option 1) is exercised while all costs to manage the contract shall be incurred in Korean won as place performance is in ROK and employees to be hired are all Koreans

Equitable adjustment will not apply to Line Item 0002 (Option 1). It is the offerors responsibility to estimate all costs as expressed in the PWS and Appendix AF.

54 Can CPARS which has been issued within last 3 years substitute Attachment III. Contractor Performance Assessment For because CPARS covers most of the element ratings?

No, CPARS cannot substitute Attachment III.

55 Please clarify Retail Service described in Section C-5.2.4.3. Does a Retail Service Station include on-base commercial gas station also? (Attachment I. Section C-5.2.4.3)

N/A Refer to Appendix AF, page 1, section 2.

56 For required personnel arrangement, should accountants(primary and alternative) be on-site at all time during normal operation hours?

(Attachment I. Appendix D)

Refer to Appendix AF, page 1, section 2

57 Please clarify if there is a fixed ceiling amount for minor maintenance repair which a contractor is responsible for. If so, does a ceiling amount rule the same for each repair occurrence? (Attachment I. Section C-5.3.1)

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3.3

58 In regard to solicitation No.: SPE603-18-R-0512, for Osan AB, Korea; Kadena AB, and Misawa AB, Japan which stated that a separate contract award would be issued per location, we are interested in participating by bidding only for the location at Osan AB, in Korea. Therefore, I would like to know if it is possible to submit a proposal only for Osan AB, Korea, instead of for all three ABs including the two Japanese ABs?

Offerors are not required to submit proposals for each location and can submit proposals only for the locations they are interested bidding on.

59 PWS C-5.3 Maintenance

a. Parts or Supplies are not specific which items are repaired by Contractor’s cost or Government Cost. If possible, please list up the maintenance items included in the firm fixed contract amount. Is there any part price limit to be covered by Contractor’s firm fixed amount?

b. Both C-5.3.2.1 Contractor Performed PM and C-5.3.2.2 Government Performed PM mentions maintenance IAW UFC 3-460-03, which is not clear for the limit of responsibility of Contractor and Government.

Refer to PWS Section C-5.3.

Refer to Appendix AF page 1, section 2b

60 Will current contract issue the delivery orders or Task orders which are beyond the responsibility of firm fixed price, which will be contract modification?

This is a firm fixed price contract. The price should include the contractors expected estimated expenses for overtime and maintenance as expressed in the PWS and Appendix AF.

61 There is no office furniture provided on the GFE

Please see attached GFE document.

62 What is the contractor’s responsibility for OWS?

Refer to Appendix AF Section 3

APPENDIX AF

AIR FORCE INSTALLATION INFORMATION

I. INSTALLATION LISTING

1. Contracted Fuels Management Operations Services ^*:

Buckley AFB, CO Kirtland AFB, NM Schriever AFB, CO

Cape Canaveral AFS, FL JB McGuire-Lakehurst, NJ (Lakehurst) Sheppard AFB, TX

Cheyenne Mtn, CO Laughlin AFB, TX Tinker AFB, OK Columbus AFB, MS Malmstrom AFB, MT Wright Patterson AFB, OH Edwards AFB, CA Maxwell AFB, AL Vance AFB, OK F.E. Warren AFB, WY Patrick AFB, FL Vandenburg AFB, CA Gila Bend AAF, AZ Peterson AFB, CO Keesler AFB, MS Randolph AFB, TX

2. Contracted Bulk Storage:

a. CONUS

Altus AFB OK Hill AFB, UT* Nellis AFB, NV Barksdale AFB, LA Holloman AFB, NM Offutt AFB, NE* Beale AFB, CA Hurlburt Field, FL Robins AFB, GA* Cannon AFB, NM JB McGuire-Lakehurst, NJ (McGuire) Scott AFB, IL

Davis Monthan AFB, AZ Langley AFB, VA Seymour Johnson AFB, NC Dover AFB, DE Little Rock AFB, AR Shaw AFB, SC Dyess AFB, TX Luke AFB, AZ Travis AFB, CA Eglin AFB, FL* McConnell AFB, KS Tyndall AFB, FL Ellsworth AFB, SD Minot AFB, ND Whiteman AFB, MO Fairchild AFB, WA Moody AFB, GA Grand Forks AFB, ND Mountain Home AFB, ID

b. OCONUS Anderson AFB, GU+ Aviano AB, IT* Eielson AFB, AK Incirlik, AB, TU * Elmendorf AFB, AK Lajes Field Azores * Kadena AB, JA RAF Lakenheath, UK * Misawa AB, JA RAF Mildenhall, UK * Osan AB, RK Ramstein AB, GE * Spangdahlem AB, GE *

^ Note: FSC, Product Issues, Accounting/Auditability, Quality Surveillance/Lab, Cryogenics, and Retail Service Station at these locations are the Contractor’s responsibility.

* Note: PM at these locations is the government’s responsibility IAW C-5.3.2 + Note: PLDS at these locations is the Contractor’s responsibility IAW C-5.6.2

OSAN AIR BASE

1 As of February 27, 2018

APPENDIX AF (cont’)

II. INSTALLATION SPECIFIC INFORMATION

A. BASE

(1) INTRODUCTION

Osan Air Base is at the forefront of defending the security and lives of over 51 million people on the Republic of Korea and the stability of Northeast Asia. The 51st Fighter Wing has 24 PAA, F-16 and A-10 squadrons, along with a myriad of base support agencies that conduct the full spectrum of missions providing for the defense of the Republic of Korea. The fuel operations and contracted storage fuel storage activities have a direct impact on flying missions that encompass the deterrence and surveillance of North Korean military logistical movements.

2 As of February 27, 2018

(2) HOURS OF OPERATION

Normal hours for fuels operations are identified below. Contractor must be capable of providing 24 hours x 7 days per week PWS coverage when required including for weather, natural disaster, exercise, or other contingency operations.

Operation Mon-Fri Sat-Sun Holidays/After Hrs

Fuels Management N/A N/A N/A

Accounting N/A N/A N/A

Lab N/A N/A N/A

Operations (FSC) N/A N/A N/A

Operations (Distribution) N/A N/A N/A

Operations (Bulk Storage) *0700-1700 N/A N/A

Operations (Cryogenics) N/A N/A N/A

NOTE (1): If the holiday falls on Saturday—the previous Friday shall be observed as the holiday. If the holiday falls on Sunday—the next Monday shall be observed as the holiday.

Recognized holidays:

New Year’s Day: 1 January

Martin Luther King’s Birthday: 3rd Monday in January President’s Day: 3rd Monday in February Memorial Day: Last Monday in May Independence Day: 4 July Korean Independence Day 15 August/1 Day Labor Day: 1st Monday in September Columbus Day: 2nd Monday in October Veterans Day: 11 November Thanksgiving Day: 4th Thursday in November Christmas Day: 25 December Sollal (Lunar New Year)/1 Day (Varies Day/Month) Chusok (Harvest Moon Festival)/1 Day (Varies Day/Month)

*NOTE (2): Fuels Operations shall operate during normal or required extended hours of operation and on observed holidays unless authorized to close by the Wing Commander or designee. If closed, standby personnel shall be identified to MOC and Security Forces and be available to respond within 1 hr.

3 As of February 27, 2018

(3) WORKLOAD INFORMATION

Base workload/requirements are provided below. Quantities and durations are estimates only and subject to variation. Variation does not directly correspond to additional requirement or staffing without validation and/or increase in normal hours of operation by the Contracting Officer.

Item

Average number of receipts per month, grade, quantity, normal shifts of receipts and mode of delivery

Bulk Storage on average has 8 JP-8 pipeline receipts per month. The average pipeline receipt is 260,000 gallons. Alternate receipt modes for JP-8 are Rail Car and Tank Trucks.

Bulk Storage usually receives 10 JPTS receipts per month. The average receipt is 15,600 gallons via tank trucks.

Average duration of each receipt mode Pipeline: 8 hours Railcar: 2.5 hours

Tank Trucks: 1 Hour

Number of trucks/railcars which can be offloaded simultaneously.

Rail: capable of 10/current restrictions limited to 6 RC

Tank Trucks: JP-8 capable 10/restrictions limited to 6 TT—JPTS 1TT

Number of trucks/railcars which can be on-loaded simultaneously (only use for bulk deliveries i.e. DFSP TO DFSP).

Rail capable 10/current restrictions limited to 6

RC

Tank Trucks JP-8 capable 10/ restrictions limited to 6 TT/ 4 fillstands—JPTS 1 Fillstand

Can receipt/fill/transfer operations occur simultaneously? Yes, except in-house transfers during receipt.

Do tank truck receipts require Contractor escort? Yes

Do barge receipts require Contractor booming? If not, who booms? N/A

Base average annual jet fuel gallons issued 17.5 Million

Average transfers (WEEKLY)

Quantity Avg: 100,000 gallons Number of transfers: 3-4 per month Normal days and times for transfers: as required/ 10am – 4pm

Average number of refuels per shift

(DAILY) N/A

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Average number of fillstands per shift

(DAILY)

Bulk:JP8/JPTS A- 1/1 B-0 C- 0 Hydrants:

Number of refuelers which can be filled simultaneously.

Bulk: 4 Hydrants: N/A

Number of hydrant outlets which can be operated simultaneously. N/A

Number of hydrant outlets normally operated simultaneously per shift. N/A

Number of refueling vehicles (R-11) normally operated simultaneously per shift.

N/A

Number of base organizational tanks supported. N/A

Average Monthly organizational tank issues (servicing’s and quantity). N/A

Average Monthly C-300 Fillstands N/A

Describe current base provided grounds maintenance or describe Contractor’s responsibility (Grass and Snow)

Base CE provides lawn services, The Base will provide snow removal for access roads, truck loading/offloading pavement, and parking lots.

The Contractor will be responsible for snow and ice removal on all walking surfaces within the Bulk Fuel Facility to include sidewalks, tank stairs, and dike wall stairs.

Describe current base provided entomology/pest control services or describe Contactor’s responsibility

Base CE will provide services as required. The Contractor will ensure buildings are clean, free from debris, and pest free.

Number of oil/water separators within Contractors Area of Responsibility 2

Number of emergency generators for POL facilities within Contractors AOR 2 (1 in main storage and 1 at rail head)

Average Annual Cryogenic Receipts Per Year (quantity and receipts) N/A

Average Monthly Cryogenic Servicing’s Per Month (quantity and servicing’s)

N/A

Pre-Identified Confined Spaces* 6 ( Non permit confined space)

How many times in the last year has the Contractor been called in outside of normal duty hours

(27) all for JPTS fillstands

Level of DLA Energy/USACE RM Provided (Quarterly, Semi-Annually, Annually)

Quarterly

NOTES: * Confined Spaces shall be validated by Contractor through CE.

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(5) FACILITIES

The following on-site installation facilities may be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS tasks. The facilities may be changed, by the local installation, from time to time to meet mission requirements. The Contractor will be notified prior to any change of location.

Facility

Bldg Number Name/Area Installed Equipment/Description

(I.e. Main office, Lab, Pumphouse 1, Bulk Storage, A Row Hydrants)

(I.e. generator, # pumps, # filter separators, # hydrant outlets, PRTs # fillstands, # receipt headers, # dispensers, etc.)

623 Main Storage Bldg None 330 JP-8 Filter Separator Room 2 F/S

331 JPTS Pump Room 2 Pumps 2 JPTS Receipt headers near bldg. 331

332 JP-8 Filter Separator Room 2 F/S 335 Storage None 336 Control Room PLC/ATG Control Panel 337 TKP (Korean Pipeline) None 338 Filter Storage Room None 340 Generator Room Generator 2101 Rail Pump Room Pump control panel 2102 Rail Generator Room Generator

371/372 1 Receipt F/S 2 Issue F/S 2 PRT tanks

381 Tank 4 Receipt F/S, Issue F/S, 1 PRT tanks Manifold 3 Receipt F/S

377 Tank 3 1 PRT tank, 2 Pumps 380 Tank 5 1 PRT tank, 2 Pumps 378 Tank 6 1 PRT tank, 2 Pumps 379 Tank 7 1 PRT tank, 2 Pumps

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(6) PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS

Tank Number

Function (Bulk/Hydrant/MSS)

Safe Fill (gallons)

Product Grade

Type

UST/AST

Primary Receipt Mode

Alternate Receipt Mode

1 Bulk 43,957 JPTS UST Tank Car N/A 2 Bulk 43,890 JPTS UST Tank Car N/A 3 Bulk 1,137,151 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Car/Railcar 4 Bulk 386,568 JPTS UST Pipeline N/A 5 Bulk 827,115 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Car/Railcar 6 Bulk 3,957,018 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Car/Railcar 7 Bulk 823,646 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Car/Railcar

(7) Cryogenic Storage Tanks

Facility Number Tank Number

Safe Fill (gallons)

Product Grade

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(8) EQUIPMENT (EAID)

The following on-site installation equipment may be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS tasks.

Maintenance of all equipment on this list is the responsibility of the Contractor. This list of equipment is subject to change as replacement equipment is received. These items are listed on the Custodian Authorization/Custodian Receipt Listing (CA/CRL).

NOMENCLATURE MANUFACTURER NSN PART/MODEL SERIAL NO PRICE LOCATION

None

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(9) EQUIPMENT (NON-EAID)

The following on-site installation equipment may be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS tasks.

Maintenance of all equipment on this list is the responsibility of the Contractor. This list of equipment is subject to change as replacement equipment is received. These items are NOT listed on the CA/CRL.

10 As of February 27, 2018

(10) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT (ITEC)

The following on-site installation equipment may be used for the Contractor in performance of PWS tasks.

The following ITEC is identified on the local installations Communications Squadron Asset Inventory Management (AIM) list under Account ####. Monitors are not tracked in AIM but are accountable.

NOTE: The below assets will remain on the Flight’s AIM account. The Contractor shall sign a hand receipt upon Contract start for these items.

Desktop Computer HP HP2200 LNG112W4H3 336 Printer HP HP Laserjet 2420 LNGJF56132 623

(11) ITEC (DLA-ENERGY)

The following on-site Defense Logistics Agency-Energy (DLA-Energy) ITEC may be used by the Contractor in performance of PWS tasks.

NOTE: The below assets will remain on the Flight’s AIM account. The Contractor shall sign a hand receipt

Desktop Dell Optiplex 760 GMZSOJ1 623

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(12) AUTOMATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (AIT) EQUIPMENT

The following on-site Defense Logistics Agency-Energy (DLA-Energy) AIT may be used by the Contractor is

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SERIAL NO MODEL NO MFR LOCATION

ATG ATG Monitor RTU S/N 02534 DCP 1/ RTU8130 Enraf

ATG Monitor Location 336(for tks 1-7)

ATG Monitor RTU S/N

EHS041898

DCP 2 (NEW) /

RTU8130 Enraf

ATG Monitor Location

1721(for tks 8,9 and PRT)

ATG Monitor E08166822905006 Veeder Root

TLS350 V/R

ATG Monitor Location 1305

(PRT)

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(13) LAND MOBILE RADIOS (LMR)

The following on-site installation LMRs may be used by the Contractor in performance of PWS tasks. The LMRs are identified on the local installations Communications Squadron Asset Inventory Management (AIM) list under Account

NOTE: The below assets will remain on the Flight’s LMR account. The Contractor shall sign a hand receipt

DESCRIPTION PART NO SERIAL NO LOC

Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN8374 623 Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN7115 623 Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN6920 623 Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN7113 623 Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN8370 623 Handheld Radio N/A 320CEN8156 623

Battery charger MODEL: NTN1177E N/A 623 Battery charger MODEL: NTN1177E N/A 623

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(14) VEHICLES

The following on-site installation vehicles may be used by the Contractor for performance of PWS tasks. This listing is subject to change as vehicles are replaced and/or added to/deleted from the fleet.

TYPE REGISTRATION NO NSN FUEL GRADE

DISPENSED

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(15) Base Specific Additional Publications/Forms (addition to Appendix C)

PUBLICATION TITLE

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MISAWA AIR BASE

1 As of 2 March 2018

APPENDIX AF

I. INSTALLATION LISTING

1. Contracted Fuels Management Operations Services ^*:

Buckley AFB, CO Kirtland AFB, NM Schriever AFB, CO

Cape Canaveral AFS, FL JB McGuire-Lakehurst, NJ (Lakehurst) Sheppard AFB, TX

Cheyenne Mtn, CO Laughlin AFB, TX Tinker AFB, OK Columbus AFB, MS Malmstrom AFB, MT Wright Patterson AFB, OH Edwards AFB, CA Maxwell AFB, AL Vance AFB, OK F.E. Warren AFB, WY Patrick AFB, FL Vandenburg AFB, CA Gila Bend AAF, AZ Peterson AFB, CO Keesler AFB, MS Randolph AFB, TX

2. Contracted Bulk Storage:

a. CONUS

Altus AFB OK Hill AFB, UT* Nellis AFB, NV Barksdale AFB, LA Holloman AFB, NM Offutt AFB, NE* Beale AFB, CA Hurlburt Field, FL Robins AFB, GA* Cannon AFB, NM JB McGuire-Lakehurst, NJ (McGuire) Scott AFB, IL

Davis Monthan AFB, AZ Langley AFB, VA Seymour Johnson AFB, NC Dover AFB, DE Little Rock AFB, AR Shaw AFB, SC Dyess AFB, TX Luke AFB, AZ Travis AFB, CA Eglin AFB, FL* McConnell AFB, KS Tyndall AFB, FL Ellsworth AFB, SD Minot AFB, ND Whiteman AFB, MO Fairchild AFB, WA Moody AFB, GA Grand Forks AFB, ND Mountain Home AFB, ID

b. OCONUS Anderson AFB, GU+ Aviano AB, IT* Eielson AFB, AK Incirlik, AB, TU * Elmendorf AFB, AK Lajes Field Azores * Kadena AB, JA RAF Lakenheath, UK * Misawa AB, JA RAF Mildenhall, UK * Osan AB, RK Ramstein AB, GE * Spangdahlem AB, GE *

^ Note: FSC, Product Issues, Accounting/Auditability, Quality Surveillance/Lab, Cryogenics, and Retail Service Station at these locations are the Contractor’s responsibility.

* Note: PM at these locations is the government’s responsibility IAW C-5.3.2 + Note: PLDS at these locations is the Contractor’s responsibility IAW C-5.6.2

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II. INSTALLATION SPECIFIC INFORMATION

A. BASE

(1) INTRODUCTION

Misawa AB is home to the 35th Fighter Wing. The 35th FW has 44 assigned F-16s split between the 13th and 14th Fight Squadrons. Misawa AB also has a constant Navy presence and supplies fuel support for F-18 and P-8 air craft. Misawa will also see multiple small and large frame air craft transit through requiring fuel support.

Winters in Misawa are cold and snowy and summers are mild and humid.

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(2) HOURS OF OPERATION

Normal hours for fuels operations are identified below. Contractor must be capable of providing 24 hours x 7 days per week PWS coverage when required including for weather, natural disaster, exercise, or other contingency operations.

Operation Mon-Fri Sat-Sun Holidays/After Hrs

Fuels Management N/A N/A N/A

Accounting N/A N/A N/A

Lab N/A N/A N/A

Operations (FSC) N/A N/A N/A

Operations (Distribution) N/A N/A N/A

Operations (Bulk Storage) *0700-2300 N/A N/A

Operations (Cryogenics) N/A N/A N/A

NOTE (1): If the holiday falls on Saturday—the previous Friday shall be observed as the holiday. If the holiday falls on Sunday—the next Monday shall be observed as the holiday.

Recognized holidays: List below includes all US holidays. Contractor personnel are not granted time off on Wing family days or Japanese holidays unless vacation time is used.

New Year’s Day: 1 January Martin Luther King’s Birthday: 3rd Monday in January President’s Day: 3rd Monday in February Memorial Day: Last Monday in May Independence Day: 4 July Labor Day: 1st Monday in September Columbus Day: 2nd Monday in October Veterans Day: 11 November Thanksgiving Day: 4th Thursday in November Christmas Day: 25 December

*NOTE (2): Fuels Operations shall operate during normal or required extended hours of operation and on observed holidays unless authorized to close by the Wing Commander or designee. If closed, standby personnel shall be identified to MOC and Security Forces and be available to respond within 1 hr.

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(3) WORKLOAD INFORMATION

Base workload/requirements are provided below. Quantities and durations are estimates only and subject to variation. Variation does not directly correspond to additional requirement or staffing without validation and/or increase in normal hours of operation by the Contracting Officer.

Item

Average number of receipts per month, grade, quantity, normal shifts of receipts and mode of delivery

Bulk Storage receives on average 16 JP-8 pipeline receipts per month. The receipts are around 150,000 gallons each and occur on dayshift

Diesel: 16 days per month for a total of 72 tank trucks/322,000 gallons per month (average in summer is much less & winter is much more due to heat plant usage)

MOGAS: twice per month @ 13,000 gallons via Tank Truck

Average duration of each receipt mode

JP-8: 7 hours Diesel: 7 hours per receipt day (average receipt time for 12 trucks which includes truck turn time) MOGAS: 1 hour

Number of trucks/railcars which can be offloaded simultaneously.

JP-8: (Alt Receipt railcar/average twice per year)

Diesel: 2

MOGAS: 1

Number of trucks/railcars which can be on-loaded simultaneously (only use for bulk deliveries i.e. DFSP TO DFSP).

N/A, receive by pipeline

Can receipt/fill/transfer operations occur simultaneously?

Receipt & Fill = yes Receipt & Transfer = yes

Transfer & Fill = no

Do tank truck receipts require Contractor escort?

For tank truck deliveries, the Contractor shall escort tank trucks to and from base gate and appropriate storage facilities as required.

Do barge receipts require Contractor booming? If not, who booms? N/A

Base average annual jet fuel gallons issued 15,000,000 gallons

Average transfers (WEEKLY) Quantity Avg: 300,000 gallons Number of transfers: 2 Normal days and times for transfers: Transfers to

5 As of 2 March 2018 hydrant systems are completed Monday – Friday during the hours of 0800 – 1530.

Average number of refuels per shift

(DAILY) N/A

Average number of fillstands per shift

(DAILY)

Bulk: A- 4 B- 4 C- 0 Hydrants: N/A

Number of refuelers which can be filled simultaneously.

Bulk: 2 Hydrants: N/A

Number of hydrant outlets which can be operated simultaneously. N/A

Number of hydrant outlets normally operated simultaneously per shift. N/A

Number of refueling vehicles (R-11) normally operated simultaneously per shift.

N/A

Number of base organizational tanks supported. N/A

Average Monthly organizational tank issues (servicing’s and quantity). N/A

Average Monthly C-300 Fillstands 11

Describe current base provided grounds maintenance or describe Contractor’s responsibility (Grass and Snow)

Base CE provides ground maintenance. Snow removal is detailed in the base specifics below

Describe current base provided entomology/pest control services or describe Contactor’s responsibility

Base CE provides entomology/pest control services

Number of oil/water separators within Contractors Area of Responsibility

3/ The Contractor is responsible for monitoring alarms and reporting any problems to COR and CE. CE will check

OWS and empty annually or when needed.

Number of emergency generators for POL facilities within Contractors AOR 2

Average Annual Cryogenic Receipts Per Year (quantity and receipts) N/A

Average Monthly Cryogenic Servicing’s Per Month (quantity and servicing’s)

N/A

Pre-Identified Confined Spaces* 7 (each bulk storage tank)

How many times in the last year has the Contractor been called in outside of normal duty hours

No historical records of JP8 receipts exceeding normal work hours. Contractor was called in once for other support.

Level of DLA Energy/USACE RM Provided (Quarterly, Semi-Annually, Annually)

Annually

NOTES: * Confined Spaces shall be validated by Contractor through CE.

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(4) BASE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Provide any additional requirements not standard or applicable to all bases.

- Misawa receives a large amount of snow and although the base plows roads in Contactor areas, the Contractor will be responsible for removing snow from sidewalks, around fillstands, and other points that require access.

- Currently the base provides ice melt products; however, products can be limited and if products are not available the contractor shall be responsible for providing it.

- Due to the heavy snow fall and cold temps, the Contractor shall equip personnel with adequate cold weather protective gear due to the length they are exposed to the elements.

- It is recommended that the Contractor’s vehicles be four-wheel drive to navigate snow covered roads.

- Ground product usage vary by the season. During the winter months it is very common to receive diesel fuel every weekday with the exception of Tuesday. Tuesday is the usual diesel transfer day to the base boiler plant. During summer month’s ground product receipt are much rarer since the boiler plant is not required to be ran.

(5) FACILITIES

The following on-site installation facilities may be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS tasks. The facilities may be changed, by the local installation, from time to time to meet mission requirements. The Contractor will be notified prior to any change of location.

Bldg Number Name/Area Installed Equipment/Description

(I.e. Main office, Lab, Pumphouse 1, Bulk Storage, A Row Hydrants)

(I.e. generator, # pumps, # filter separators, # hydrant outlets, PRTs # fillstands, # receipt headers, # dispensers, etc.)

1180/Tank Farm 2 1180 Tank Farm 2/Aviation bulks storage area

4 underground bulk storage tanks, 4 issue filter separators, 7 receipt filter separators, 2 emergency generators, 2 generator fuel storage tanks, 10 issue pumps, 1 RTB header, 4 fillstands

1165 1165 JP-8 Tank Truck offload facility. Located between Tank Farms.

2 offload headers, 4 receipt pumps

496/Tank Farm 1 496 Tank Farm 1

2 underground diesel bulk storage tanks, 1 underground automotive gasoline bulk storage tank, two diesel offload headers, 1 automotive gasoline offload header, two receipt pumps, three issue pumps, 1 diesel fillstand, 1 automotive gasoline fillstand.

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(6) PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS

Tank Number

Function (Bulk/Hydrant/MSS)

Safe Fill (gallons)

Product Grade

Type

UST/AST

Primary Receipt Mode

Alternate Receipt Mode

41132 2-1 Bulk 4,249,139 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Truck 41133 2-2 Bulk 4,290,795 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Truck 41160 2-3 Bulk 4,775,896 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Truck 41161 2-4 Bulk 4,793,735 JP-8 UST Pipeline Tank Truck 41127 1-3 Bulk 838,290 FJ-1/3 UST Tank Truck N/A 41128 1-4 Bulk 837,851 FJ-1/3 UST Tank Truck N/A 41129 1-5 Bulk 192,925 MUM UST Tank Truck N/A

(7) Cryogenic Storage Tanks

Facility Number Tank Number

Safe Fill (gallons)

Product Grade

(8) EQUIPMENT (EAID)

The following on-site installation equipment may be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS tasks.

Maintenance of all equipment on this list is the responsibility of the Contractor. This list of equipment is subject to change as replacement equipment is received. These items are listed on the Custodian Authorization/Custodian Receipt Listing (CA/CRL).

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