ML19209C770
| ML19209C770 | |
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| Issue date: | 09/26/1979 |
| From: | Dougherty D NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM), SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORP. (FORMERLY |
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| CON-FIN-B-6428-9, CON-NRC-02-79-032, CON-NRC-2-79-32 NUDOCS 7910180268 | |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS NRC-02-79-032 Page 2 Of 15 pages THIS CONTRACT CONSISTS OF:
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C0VER PAGE 2.
CONTENTS OF CONTRACT 3.
SCHEDULE ARTICLE I DESCRIPTION OF WORK ARTICLE II PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE ARTICLE III PROTECTION OF PROPRIETARY AND COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL' INFORMATION ARTICLE IV PRIVATE USE AND PROTECTION OF UNCLASSIFIED GOVERN-MENT INFORMATION ARTICLE V CONSIDERATION ARTICLE VI PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO DIRECT COSTS ARTICLE VII AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE ARTICLE VIII KEY PERSONNEL ARTICLE IX GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION SUPPLY SOURCES ARTIC!.E X ORDER CF PRECEDENCE ARTICLE XI BILLING INSTRUCTION FOR NRC COST TYPE CONTRACTS ARTICLE XII GENERAL PROVISIONS / ALTERATIONS 4.
GENERAL PROVISIONS FEBRUARY 15, 1978 5.
REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS ARE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 6.
EXHIBIT NRC MANUAL CHAPTER 3202, PUBLICATION OF UNCLASSIFIED REGULATORY AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS PREPARED BY NRC CONTRACTORS, INCLUDING REPORTS PREPARED UNDER OR PURSUANT TO INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS 7.
ATTACHMENT A CONTRACTOR ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST 1178 266
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SCHElWLE AM 1CL' i DESCT.1?' r*
OF %'W1 facilities.
The Cpntractor shall furnish all the necessary qualified persor.nel, caterials and services and perform the specific t@'Mged below:
7 A. Task 1 - Identify Potential Radionuclide Release Pathways frem Shallow Lano Burial Waste Discosal 1.
Make an exhaustive shallow land burial radionuclide release pathway list for existing shallow land burial sites and a reference site utilizing release pathways postulated in existing literature, and systematic techniques such as technological forecasting, morpheiogi-cal and fault / event tree analysis. This list shall include radio-nuclide release pathways from all aspects of shallcw land burial including waste packaging, transportation, site operations and burial.
Task 2 - Develoo a Systems Methodolocy and Calculational Comouter Model To Assess Shalicw Land Burial Sites 1.
From the exhaustive list developed in Task 1, recemmend major potential release pathways for the system model.
Criteria for reco:=ending major release pathways for the system model will be:
- The system model shall contair elease pathways from packaging, transportation, site operations (controlled leakages and re-leases caused by freak occurrence, i.e., flooding of an open trench, on site fire, hurricane, etc.), post burisi
- Release pathwa.es used shall account for pathway interactions; in which case a ciesely bounding or integrated scenario should be used.
Perhaps fault / event tree analysis techniques or a morphoirgical approach could be used te identify pathway interactions.
The final list of major potential releas'e pathways will be subje;t to approval of the Project Manager.
2-Develop or obtain models anc't'ransport dose equations for the potential radionuclide release pathways and calculate uncertainty binds for each pathway.
Insofar as practicable, the :ontractor shall utilize existing modsis or codes for incorporation into the final product. Where new development is undertaken, jus ti fica-tion for not utilizing existing models must be provided.
Befcre develcping a new model, the contractor mest obtaia written approval frcm the Project Manager.
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Develop the computer code modeling the shallow land burial system.
The code shsll be written in American National Standard Institute
' (ANSI) standard Fortran IV compatible with a CDC 6500/7600.
Docu-mentation of the code shall be done in accordance with ANSI-N413, and the documentation provided to NRC along with a users manual as part of the Task report of this work.
Make reco m endations for methods of verifying the code. Based en aNevaluation of these reco=endations, the Project Manager will direct the contractor to verify the code, insofar as possible.
Task 3 - Sensitivity and Gotimizino Parameter Relationshios Using the system model, perform a parametric study and a sensitivity cnalysis varying operational, solids performance, site suitability, site design and other par: meters.
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Identify functional parameter relationships optimizing waste confinw.ert (e.g., socw wnica Scoups of parameters operating together minimize expcsures frco shallos land burial and the corres-ponding magnitudes of educticr. associated with each).
Task 4 - Dose Assessment 1.
Utili:ing the system model, assess release pathway doses, isotcpe doses, ed total site impacts from a reference shallcw land burial facility and source term (see Paragraph 5.0 "NRC Furnished Material).
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Task Recorts and Final Recort A report documenting results of each Task (Tasks 1, 2, 3 and 4) she.Il be prepared and sut.mitted by the contractor within three (3) weeks of the completion cf each task.
Copies of the reports shall be distributed as folicws:
Office of the Dir(8) FCLLector, MSS ( Att.n:Program Suppor:.r.anch)
Project Officer (one [1] copy)
D. Dcugherty, Division of contracts (one [1] copy)
The Project Menacer will provide the contractor with comments on each task report within four (4) weeks of receipt of each report. Any such comments will be reviewed and incorporated in the draft final report, were appropria After completion of all tasks, the contractor shall prepare an'd subait,_
a draft final report (staff' estimates work should be completed within 12 months).
The. report shall Scumen; work accomplished under this contract including:
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Assessment methodology b.
Exhaustive radionuclide release pathway list, models and trancport-dose ecuations of each considered
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?0M ORIGINAL Major release pathways used u system model and supporting rationale c.
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Ccmputer program of the system using the develeped methodology and a users manual
- ist of functional group parameter relationships and their corres-c.
m pending increment,al sensitivity.
The Project Manager will furnish coments on the draft final i eport.
within 30 days of receipt.
Based upon these coments, the Conti actor shall revise the draft final report and submit the fir.al report in eleven (11) copies (including one (1) camera ready copy) to the Project Manager, one (1) to the Division of Contracts, and one (1) to the Of Tice of the Director, NM55 (Attn:
Program Support Branch) within 30 days of receipt of theFroject Manager's cements.
This statement of work identifies the reports that are due, review
- schedules and milestone schedules for the delivery dates for all reports including the revised final report.
Offeror's preposals must include a specific schedule in which the ccmpletion dates on the work required for each of the four tasks is clearlv identified.
A milestone chart or other suitable devise must depict the due date for each event and
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deliverable specified within this statement -f work.
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Menthi,- Lette-- Re e--t
. Iach nenth, the centracter sh=" subnit 3 copies of a brief letter rep:-t which su=a--izes:
(1) the werk perfc::ed cring the prev:.cus =: nth; (2) pers:nnel tine expenditures chning the previcus =enth; and (3) cost::
(i) cur e.t pedad, (ii) cu=ulative to date, and (m ) cost p: jection by acnth to ec=pleticn of the wcrk effort.
(Tne first, nenthly report sh*'
provide the initial cost projecticn and subsequent rep:- s shall either
. rcude revised projections or indicate "no change i: the cost projection.")
- The rep:rts shall be due by the 15th of each :: nth with distributien as fellcus:
Ccntracti.g Cfficer's Authe: iced Re, resentative (1 cy)
Mr. Dennis Dougherty, Centracting Officer (1 cy)p:rt) (1 cy)
Office of the Director, 2GS (AG:
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Task Eeoods and Final Rece-ts For task and final rep:-ts re.ca ed under the.rovisiens of this centract, the fc=at shM ' be in acecrdance with the previsiens as stated in NRC Ma.ual Ap endix 32C2 fer either " Formal C:stracter Docunents" or "Interi:
Centracter Documents" as apprep-iate.
E.
Meetirgs.
The c:ntractor will meet with the prep.ct Manager within ten (10) davs of contract award and at the cenclusion of' each task to discuss resu,ts of contractor w:rk. These meetines will usu ally be of cne to two days curation and be held at the 5RC offices in Silver Spring, Marylt.nd.
Upon ccmpletion of the draft final rc::rt, the contractor shall brief s:aff en the re: ort at the h IC Silver 5: ring, Maryland omce.
the GC Contracter shall be prepsred to brief the MC staff on the results of the Task Reports, jj[h
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NRC Furnished Material Within ten (10) days of the award of the centract for this statement of wo r'r. the Project Manager shall supply the following material:
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NUREG-0456 - A Classificaticn System for Radioactive Waste Disposal-What Waste Gocs Where 2.
NRC - Shallow Land Burial Source Term 3.
NUREG-017C, Volumes 1 and 2 (Transportation) c ference Shallow Land Surial Facility Descriptica 4.
e Led,dicotte, G.W., et. al, 'isuggested Conc itration Limits.or r
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Snailow Land Surial af Radionoclides," 1978 If the Government-furnished property, suitable for its intended use,'
is not so delivered' to the Contractor, the Contracting Officer shall, upon timely written request made by the Contractor, and if the facts warrant such action, equitably adjust any affected provision of this contract pursuant to the procedures of the " Changes" clause hereof.
The work called for above shall be performed in accordance with the Contractor's proposal, No. 1-013-71-800-02, dated March 2, 1979 and the Best & Final Of fer letter da ted July 3, 19 79 which hv this reference are incorporated herein ard made a part of this contract as though set forth in full text.
ARTICLE Il Period of Performance Ferformanca uncer this concract shall cor. ence on the effective data n -
this cont act and shall continue for a ceriod of fifteen (15) months, which ti.ne all work shall have been c:molated and a11 reports shall a:
have been delivered.
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4 Page 7 of 15 Article III-PROTECTION OF PROPRIETARY AND C0ltPANY CONFIDENTIAL _INFORMATION If proprietary or company confidential data is providad to the contractor by the Commission in connection with this contract, the contractor agrees to safe-guard said information and agrees not to release said information to any person not directly involved in the performance of the work under this contract, unless such release is authorized in advance by the Contracting Officer.
Upon ccm-pletion or termination of this contract, all copics of any such pronrietary or company confidential data shall be returned to the Commission.
Article IV-PRIVATE USE AND PROTECTION OF UNCLASSIFIED GOVERNMENT INFORMATION (a) Except as specifically authorized by this contract, or as otherwise approved by the Contracting Of#icer, records or other information, documents, and matericl furnished by the Commission to the contractor in the performance of this contract shall be used only in connection with the work performed under this contract.
The contractor shall, upon comp,letion or termination nf this contract, transmit to the Commission, all records or othen information, documents, aad material, and all copies thereof, furnishad by the Commission to the contractor in the performance of this contract.
(b) The contractor shall be responsible for safeguarding from unauthorized disclosure any information or other documents and material exempt from public disclosure by the Ccmmission's regulations and made available to the contractor in connection with the performance of the work under this contract.
The con-tractor agrees to conform to all regulations, requirements, and direction of the Commission with respect to such material.
(c) The contractor's duties under this article shall not be construed to limit or to effect in any way the contractor's obligation to conform to all security regulatior.s and requirements of the Commission pertaining to classi-fied infarmation and material.
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ARTICLE V
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7 CONSIDERATION j
'-ERimated Cost and Fixed Fee, Oblication of Funds A.
1; is estimated that the total cost to the Government for full of which the sum i.cciormance of this contract will be $27 7,832. epresents the estimated of $256,066 of wnich 521,766 represents the fixed fee.
B.
Indirect Costs Pei-bursement of indirect costs shall be governed by General Provisions Pending the establishment of final N:. 34, Negotiated Overhead Rates.
indirect rates the Contract]r shall be reimbursed for labor overhebd Additionally cost et the provisional rate ot82.5mf direct labor.
Ine contractor shall be reimbursed for ceneral and administrative expenses at the provisional rate of 12.51 of total direct cost and cverhead.
ARTICLE VI PROVISIC'NS APPLICABLE TO DIPECT COSTS A.
Its s Unallowable Unless Otherwise Provided Nctwithstanding Clause No. 5 -- ALLOh'ABLE COST FEE AND PAYi'ENT, and Clause No 10 -- SUBCONTRACT, of the General Provisions of this contract, unless a.thorized in writing by the Contracting Officer, the costs of the following items or activities shall be unallcwable as direct costs:
Acquisition, by purchase or lease, of any interest in real property.
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5.cecial rearrangement or alteration of facilities.
- .t Purchase or lease o'f any item of general purpose office 2.
furniture or office equipment.
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AUTHORIZED REVr<CSEt:TATIVE The follouing authnrized representa tive vill r ep r e '.en t t ne Gov a-rr-purpose of this contri ct:
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The authorized representative is responsible for:
(1) ilonitorino the contrc.c. tor's technical prpgress, including the surveillance and assessr.ent of performance and recommending to the CO changes in requirements; (2) interpreting scope of work (3) performing technical evaluation a's-required; (A) performing technical inspections and acceptbnces req; ired"b[this 'c oretracT;~ai,d "(S) 'a'ssisting 'the Centi ac tor in the resclu tion-
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?,I technical prob 1 ens encountered during performance.
y n,.sauthority, the representative is au thorized to approve paynent vouchers
'. r suppl ies/ serv ices requ ired under the. contrac t.
The Ccr. trac t ing Of f ic er
- 1s responsible fcr direc ting or negotia ting _ any changes in t cms, ccodit ions, or a= aunts cited in the contract.
' Tse guidance frca the au tho'rized reorcsents tive to the Contrac tor to be va] id, it aust:
(1) be consistent 'fith the description of vori: set torth in this contract- (2) not cons titu te neu a ss icn:r.ent o f s:or f: cr ch302y to
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contract; (3) not constitute a basis for an extension to the perio,
Perfor..ance or contract delivery schedule; (4) not constitute a basis
,c,r any increase in the contract fee.
ART 1CLE VIII 1:EY PER501NEL P.ersuant to C1 ause No. 4 0 -- 1:EY PERSONNEL, the follo ing indiv idual (s considered to be essential to the v.ork being performed hereunder:
D.H.
Lester W.H.
Horton D.W.
Buckley V.P.
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ART 1CLE IX GEHERAL 5[RY1CES ADI-11H1STRhT1CH SUPPLY SGURCES The Contractino Officer m issue and the Contractor agrees to accept an authoriza tion f.o utiliz e [a veneral Serv ices Administra tion supply sourc es.
proparty to be used in.the periornance of this contract.
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such ari au t horiza tion shall be su bject to Clause Ho.
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GCvER:1;EHT PROPERTY, of ihe Genera] Provisions.
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the SCHEDULE:
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