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EXHIBIT O

SUMMARY OF COSTS

OFFEROR NAME: LOCK & DAM NAME:

CONTRACT

PERIOD

DIRECT LABOR

COSTS

EQUIPMENT

COSTS

DIRECT MATERIALS &

SUPPLY COSTS

OTHER COSTS TOTAL PRICE

TOTALS

Exhibits A-O_ 2014
Exhibit P_List-of-Tools_Equipment
Exhibit Q_Collective Bargaining Agreement
CBA 1
Addendum A- 2-1-14
Exhibit R_BlankForms
Exhibit S_Sample Instrumentatin Program L&D No. 2
Exhibit T_IMTS L&D Operator Training Manual
IMTS L&D Operator Training
Chapter 1 Quick Start 2010-08-16
Chapter 1 Quick Start
1-1 Introduction
1-2 Key Goals of Chapter 1 “Quick Start”
1-3 Orientation Checklist
1-4 General Information for Lock and Dam Operators
1-5 General Safety Rules
1-6 Available Facility Operational Safety Equipment
1-7 Why the IMTS is Important to the Nation
1-8 Why We Need Locks and Dams
1-9 How Locks and Dams Work
1-10 Primary Duties of a Lock Operator
1-11 Locking Through
Chapter 2 Administration 2010-08-09
Chapter 2 Administration
2-1 Individual Development Plan (ER 350-1-420)
General
Responsibilities
Procedures
Training Requirements and Priorities
2-2 Total Army Performance Evaluation System (TAPES): (AR 690-400, Chapter 4302)
Base and Senior Systems
Players
Counseling
Evaluation
Awards Nomination
2-3 Property Accountability (ER 700-1-1)
Policy
Responsibilities
Pecuniary Liability
2-4 Personnel Traumatic Injury (Federal Employee’s Compensation Act (FECA)
Definitions
Examples:
Employee Responsibility
Employee Rights
2-5 Housekeeping (EM 385-1-1)
2-6 Uniform Regulations (ER 1130-2-550)
Chapter 3 Emergency 2010-08-16
Chapter 3 Emergency Response
Key Goals
How This Chapter Is Organized
Major Disasters
3-1 National Response Framework (NRF)
3-2 National Incident Management System (NIMS)
3-3 The District Security Plan
Floods, Fires & Other Emergencies
3-4 Flood Planning at Locks
3-5 Use of Emergency Generator during Power Failures
3-6 Fire Measures at Locks
3-7 Bomb Threats to Locks/Vessels Locking
3-8 Disturbances on Civil Works Projects
Accidents
3-9 Navigational Accident Procedures
3-10 Reporting a Navigable Waterway Accident
3-11 Recovering Bodies in District Waters
3-12 Runaway Barges
3-13 Oil Spills or Hazardous Substances
3-14 Discharges
3-15 Barges Leaking Hazardous Liquids
3-16 Boarding Leaking Vessels
3-17 Barge(s) Taking on Water
3-18 Emergency Call List for Job-Related Incidents
J Bennett Johnston Waterway
Ouachita-Black Rivers
Chapter 4 Communications 2011-02-19
Chapter 4 Communications
Key Goals
4-1 Public Relations
4-2 One Voice
4-3 Telephone Etiquette
4-4 Radio Operating Procedures
4-5 Restrictions on Use of Communications Equipment
4-6 Communication between Vessel and Locks
4-7 Traffic Lights and Horn Signals
4-8 Hand or Voice Signals
4-9 Release of Commercial Statistical Data
Releasable Data
Non-Releasable Data
4-10 Chain of Command Names and Numbers
4-11 Operator’s Shift Log
Origin and Purpose of the Shift Log
Guidelines for Operator’s Shift Log
Chapter 5 Operations 2011-09-25
Chapter 5 Operations
Introduction
Lock Operations
5-1 General Lock Operations
5-2 Precedence at Locks
5-3 Prior to Lock Entrance
5-4 Entering the Lock
5-5 Leaving the Lock
5-6 Use of Rub Fenders when Locking
5-7 Mooring of Vessels in Lock Chamber
5-8 Operating Procedures for Miter Gate/Culvert Valve Interlock System
5-9 Emptying and Filling the Lock Chamber
5-10 Use of Auxiliary Lock
5-11 Use of Tow Haulage Equipment
5-12 Lockage of Pleasure Craft with Nonhazardous Commercial Tows
5-13 Locking Barges Carrying Rock or Similar Cargoes
5-14 Locking Barges Carrying Hazardous or Flammable Cargoes
5-15 Operations of Locks during Icing Conditions
5-16 Operation of Locks during Fog or Storms
5-17 Moorages of Craft Upstream of Dams & Hydroelectric Plants
Dam Operations
5-18 General Dam Operations
5-19 Danger and Restricted Areas
Other Operations
5-20 Emergency Rescue (Man Overboard)
5-22 Visually Checking Government Equipment
5-23 Shift Change Responsibilities
5-24 Moveable Bridge Locations and Procedures
5-25 Clearances
5-26 Inclement Weather Policy
5-27 Notices to Navigation Interest
5-28 Project Security and Crew Change Policy
Chapter 6 Waterways Traffic 2011-09-25
Chapter 6 Waterways Traffic Data Collection
Key Goals
Introduction
6-1 When to Complete a Lockage Vessel Log (LVL)
6-2 What To Do When a Vessel Calls In
6-3 Lockage Part of the Lockage Vessel Log (LVL)
6-4 Vessel Part of the Lockage Vessel Log (LVL)
6-5 Example of a Completed LVL
Chapter 7 OVERVIEW OF IMTS 2011-09-25
Chapter 7 Overview of IMTS
7-1 Introduction
7-2 Why the IMTS was created
7-3 Importance to the Nation
7-4 Economic Impact
Waterway Users
Stakeholders
7-5 National Priority
Congress
President of the United States
Committee on the MTS
7-6 Intermodal Maritime and Inland Waterways Transportation System
Shared-cost Waterways
Inland Waterway Users Board
President’s Budget
7-7 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Mission
Navigation
7-8 Organization
7-9 Examples of Locks and Lock Gates
Locks with Miter gates
Locks with Sector Gates
Locks with vertical-lift gates
7-10 Examples of Dams and Dam Gates
Purpose of Dams
Examples of Dams
Examples of Dam Gates
7-11 Major Maintenance Projects
7-12 IMTS Maintenance Standard, Periodic Inspections, FEM
7-13 Channel Maintenance
Chapter 8 Leadership 2010-10-06_bas
Chapter 8: How to Build Leadership Skills
8-1 Why Leadership Skills Are Important for You
Hurricanes and Severe Storms
“High water” and Flood conditions
Sudden Unexpected Failure of a Major Component
Navigation Accidents and Public Emergencies
8-2 The Ten Leadership Skills You Will Need
Getting and Giving Information
Integrity
Teamwork
Relationships
Representing the IMTS team and the Corps of Engineers
Setting the Example
Dependability – rise to the occasion in a crisis.
Adaptability – ability to respond to change
Committed to Learning and Sharing Knowledge
Setting priorities: knowing what’s important and how to focus
8-3 How to Develop Leadership Skills
Opportunities for challenging and varied work experiences
Significant relationships with senior leaders
Self Development and Selected Training
Self awareness

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IMTS L&D Operator Training Appendicies
Appendix A SOP guide 17 aug 2010
Appendix A Lock and Dam Standard Operating Procedure Guide
LOCK STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE GUIDE
DAM STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE GUIDE
Appendix B Federal Statutes and Division Guidance
Appendix B: Federal Statues and Division Guidance
1. Authority of Lock Personnel.
2. Crew Change Policy
3. Federal Statutes (blue book, red book, purple book…)
Appendix C District Guidance
Appendix C: District Guidance
Appendix D Strucutural Components - Copy
Appendix D Lock and Dam Structural Components
Introduction
Purpose
Appendix D Strucutural Components
Appendix D Lock and Dam Structural Components
Introduction
Purpose
Appendix E Acronym
APPENDIX E Acronyms and Language
Acronyms
Language of the Inland Marine Waterways
Language of the River.
Appendix F Forms List
APPENDIX F FORMS LIST
DA
ENG
CA and OWCP
*********SITE SPECIFIC DIVISION/DISTRICT LEVEL********
ORL
Statement of Accident by Master or Pilot-in-Charge
*********SITE SPECIFIC DIVISION/DISTRICT LEVEL********

ORL Form 11

Appendix G User Manual for OMNI
Appendix G: Data Entry User Manual
Contents
On-line Help
Workareas
Records Status
Workarea/Database Relationship
How to use MicroHelp
Main Menu – the “Master Menu”
How to Exit
Guide to the rest of this Manual
Lockage Workareas.
Arrival Workarea
Opening the arrival workarea
Arrival Workarea Menu
Retrieving records into the Arrival workarea.
Retrieving records in pending status.
Placing records into the database from the Arrival workarea.
Lockage/Vessel Workarea
Opening the Lockage/Vessel Workarea
Lockage/Vessel Workarea Menu
Inserting a record using the Lockage/Vessel workarea
Entering/Updating Light Boats...
Entering/Updating Additional Cuts...
Lock Stoppage
Retrieving records into the Lockage/Vessel workarea....
How to pick records from a selected list....
Placing records into the database from the Lockage/Vessel workarea....
Actions common to Both Lockage Workareas...
Special Action Buttons within the Lockage Workareas...
Recreational Lockage...
Using prefill...
Processing Pending Records...
Receiving "duplicate error" in processing pending records....
Modify a record....
Delete a record....
Viewing/Eliminating records in the workarea...
Other options in the workarea...
Copy Vessel Data...
Get Next Record Number...

Tips while working in the workarea...

(Lockage)
(Vessel)
Hydraulics Workareas
Weather workarea...
Readings workarea...
Ice Notes workarea...
Reports
Generate Report, Batch Utility, Report Directory
Accessing Lockage Reports
Accessing Hydraulic Reports
Mail
Tools
Database Connections
Preferences
Appendices
Appendix A - Toolbars...
Appendix B - Function Keys...
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