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Forwards Schedule of Hearing Dates on Which More than One ASLBP Hearing Board Was in Session.Unexecuted Amend 2 to Solicitation RS-SECY-82-471 Encl
ML20028A113
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Issue date: 04/07/1982
From: Fitti C
NRC ATOMIC SAFETY & LICENSING APPEAL PANEL (ASLAP)
To: Mark Flynn
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Mark Flynn f

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Charles J. Fitti f

Assistant Executive Secretary

SUBJECT:

HEARING DATES ON WHICH MORE THAN ONE ASLBP HEARING BOARD WAS IN SESSION We have reviewed our hearing schedules and made the attached summary which we hope will be useful to you.

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HEARING DATES ON WHICH MORE THAN ONE ASLBP HEARING BOARD WAS IN SESSION *

,# of Cases Dates in Session Case Names 1/14 - 16/81 2

TMI and Allens Creek 1/21 - 23 2

and 1/29 2

Midland and Clinton 2/2 2

Allens Creek and St. Lucie 2/4 - 5 3

and UCLA-CA. Univ. and TMI 2/6 2,

TMI and Allens Creek 2/13 2

Allens Creek and Sheffield 2/24 - 27 2

and McGuire 3/3 - 6 4

and and TMI and Zimmer 3/11 - 13 2

TMI and McGuire 3/17 - 18 3

Allens Creek and S. Texas and McGuire 3/19 3

and TMI and McGuire 3/24 - 25 3

Callaway and Turkey Point and TMI 4/10 2

TMI and Browns Ferry 4/15 3

Clinton and Wolf Creek and TMI 4/27 - 28 4

TMI and Turkey Point and Midland and Diablo 4/29 3

TMI and Diablo and San Onofre 5/1 2

TMI and Armed Forces (Triga) 5/12 - 13 4

Vallecitos and Allens Creek and S. Texas and TMI 5/14 3

S. Texas and TMI and Allens Creek 5/15 3

Allens Creek and S. Texas and TMI 5/16 2

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5/18 2

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5/19 4

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and TMI and Diablo 5/20 4

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and and 5/21 4

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and and 5/22 4

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and and 5/26'- 29 3

TMI and Diablo and Vallecitos 6/1 - 3 4

Vallecitos and S. Texas and Allens Creek and Perry 6/4 4

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3 Vallecitos and Allens Creek and TMI 6/8 - 13 2

and 6/15 - 20 2

S. Texas and Allens Creek 6/18 3

and and San Onofre 6/22 - 26 3

and and 6/29 - 30 3

Allens Creek and Summer and TMI 7/1 5

and and and San Onofre and Pilgric 7/2 3

and and Diablo 7/7 2

TMI and Midland 7/8 4

and and Comanche Peake and San Onofre 7/9 4

and Comanche Peake and Midland and 7/13 - 17 3

Summer and Midland and San Onofre 7/22 3

S. Texas and Susquehanna and Enrico Fermi 7/23 3

San'Onofre and S. Texas and G.E. Morris 7/24 2

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8/3 - 5 2

and Midland 8/11 - 12 3

Midland and Maine Yankee and Susquehanna 8/17 2

St. Lucie and Allens Creek 8/18 - 19 3

and and Midland 8/20 - 28 2

Midland and 9/14 - 18.

2 Allens Creek and S. Texas 9/28 - 10/2 2

San Onofre and S. Texas 10/6 - 8 2

Allens Creek and Susquehanna 10/14 O,7 Midland and Pebble Springs and Quad Cities

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Susquehanna and Midland 10/19 - 23 2

Midland and S. Texas and Susquehanna 10/26 3

Susquehanna and Allens Creek and Callaway 10/27 - 30 2

and 10/29 - 30 2

Zimmer and Point Beach 11/16 2

Allens Creek and Midland i

11/17, 19, 20 4

and and Callaway and TMI 11/18 4

TMI and Allems Creek and Callaway and Palo Verde 11/21 3

Callaway and Midland and TMI 11/23 - 24 2

and 12/1 - 2 3

TMI and Comanche Peake and Indian Point

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2 Midland and FNP 12/8 - 9 2

TMI and S. Texas 12/10 11 2

Allens Creek and TMI 12/16 3

Midland and Black Fox and Diablo 1/6/82 3

Midland and Limerick and Catawba 1/11 2

Poi'nt Beach and Sdmmer 1/12 - 13 3

Midland and Summer and Catawba 1/14 - 15 2

Indian Point and Summer 1/19 - 22 3

Diablo and S. Texas and Summer 1/25 - 29 2

and Zimmer 2/2 - 5 2

Zimmer and Midland 2/9 - 10 3

St. Lucie and Clinch River and S. Texas 3/1 2

Big Rock and Zimmer 3/4 2

Point Beach and Zimmer 3/10 2

Shoreham and Point Beach 3

S. Texas and Waterford 3/23 - 26 3/30-31 3

Waterford and Midland aM Enrico Fermi 4/5 - 6 3

and Clinch River and Mid1dnd 4/8 - 9 2

Midland and Enrico Fermi 4/20 - 23 2

Pebble Springs and S. Texas 4/13 - 14 4

Long Island Light Co. and Indian Point and Allens Creek and S. Texas l

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The purpose of this Amendment is to revise a number of specifications in the IFB, furnish additional information and extend the bid opening date and time to April 19, 1982.

Accordingly, the following changes are hereby made:

1.

Under Part I, Standard Form 33; Solicitation, Offer and Award, Number Nine, delete "10:00 A.M.,1/13/82" and insert "10:00 A.M., April 1982 2.

Under Part II - Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Bidders, No.

31 Estimated Requirements, add Attachment No. 5 which provides historical travel infonnation and estimated future travel locations and dates.

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Under Part II - Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Bidders, No.

35 Evaluation of Bids, add the following to the second paragraph:

"Although they vill not be considered for the initial evaluation and award of a contract, prices for the option year must be provided on Pages 19a,19b, and 19c of the IFB.

Bids not containing prices for the option period will be considered nonresponsive and treated accordingly."

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Under Part II ' Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices To Bidders, No. 36 Bidder Qualifications and past experience, delete the first sentence in its entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof;

" Bidder shall list three (3) previous / current contracts for the. same or similar products.

This information will assist the Contracting Officer in his/her Determination of Responsibility.

Failure to provide this information will not necessarily result in an unfavorable Determination of Responsibility."

5.

The requirement for word processing disks is deleted in its entirety from the IFB.

Therefore all references to the disks shall be deleted as follows:

A) Page 17, Item 1 (c)

B) Page 19a, Item 1 (c)

C) Page 22, Article II, Section 1.F Entitled Format, number six.

6.

Under Article IV - Deliveries of Performance, No. l., Time of Delivery and Place, make the following changes to the identified subsections listed below:

Subsection a.

10-day Copy, reword the beginning of the first sentence to read as follows:

"When the contractor is directed to deliver 10-day copy as specified in Article I, delivery of the record of the hearing... "

Subsection b. 5-day Copy, reword the beginning of the first sentence to read as follows:

"When the contractor is directed to deliver 5-day copy as specified in Article I, delivery of the record of the hearing... "

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Daily Copy, delete the first sentence in its entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

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Daily Copy (for hearings held at locations other than the d

Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Area) when the Contractor is directed to deliver daily copy as specified in Article I, delivery of the record of each day's hearin~ s shall be g

deemed to have been effected properly when the required number of transcripts of the day's hearings are (1) delivered to each recipient designated in the work order at the hearing site (or other places in the immediate vicinity as directed) -

by 8:15 a.m. of the next business day following the hearing, and the original copy is delivered to the designated NRC headquarter location by 8:15 the next business day following the hearing (see Section g below, ALLOWANCE FOR DISTANCE).

Subsection d.

Daily Copy, reword the beginning of the first sentence to read as follows:

"When the contractor is directed to deliver -daily copy as specified in Article I, delivery of the record of the hearing..."

Subsection e. 5-hour copy, reword the beginning of the first sentence to" read as follows:

"When the contractor is directed to delivery 5-hotr copy as specified in Article I, deiivery of the record of each session..."

Subsection 9 Allowance for Distance, delete that section in its entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

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Allowance For Distance The Contractor shall meet the 8:15 a.m. next day delivery requirement for all deliveries to hearing site and NRC Headquarter locations but will be allowed additional time for Headquarter delivery only according to the following schedule:

Transcripts should be sent by Express Mail Service, or other means deemed acceptable by the Contractor, to meet this delivery I

schedule when hearings are held in the following locations; Hearing Location Delivery (Business Days) 1.

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Massachusetts 2 days maximum Connecticut Rhode Island 3.

The South Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Next day; Mississippi 2 days maximum._

Alabama Georgia Florida 4.

North Central Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Ohio Next day; Indiana 3 days maximom Illinois Iowa Missouri J

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Central Montana North Dakota Idaho Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska Next day; Kansas 4 days maximum Oklahoma Utah Colorado New Mexico Texas Arkansas Louisiana 6.

Western Washington Oregon Next day; California 5 days maximum Nevada Arizona 7.

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Under Article VI - Special Provisions, delete Number 3.k Travel Reimb'u'rsement in its entirety.

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Add the following Article XIV entitled Travel Reimbursement; Article XIV - Travel Reimbursement costs for travel outside the Washington, DC area. (see Part II, Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Bidders, Number 33 for a definition of Washington, DC area) incurred by the Contractor shall be reimbursed in accordance with the Federal Travel Regulations (see FPMR 41 CFR 101-7) in effect on the day the actual travel occurred.

The contractor will be reimbursed for the following reasonable domestic travel costs incurred directly and specifically in the performance of this contract and accepted by the Contracting Officer:

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Per diem shall be feimbursed at a daily rate allowed by the Federal Travel Regulations. The per diem amount is comprised of lodging, meals and miscellaneous expenses.

2.

When travel is to one of the high-rate geographical areas, actual subsistence costs shall be reimbursed at a daily rate not to exceed the rates indicated in the Federal Travel Regulations.

3.

The cost of travel by privately owned automobiles shall be reimbursed at mileage rates specified in the Federal Travel Regulations.

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The cost of travel by rented automobile shall be reimbursed on a reasonable actual expense basis.

5.

All common carrier travel reimbursable hereunder shall be via economy class rates when available.

If not available, reimbursement vouchers will be annotated that economy class accommodations were not available.

First-class air travel is not authorized.

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Receipts are required for common carrier transportation, lodging and miscellaneous items in excess of $15.00.

z Additionally, the Contractor is required to keep all travel costs to a minimum and is reminded that the Contracting Officer has the right to disallow any costs not considered reasonable.

The Contractor shall utilize personnel closest to each particular hearing site and send only the required number of employees necessary to adequately perform under the terms and conditions of this contract.

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Under 'Articse VIII - Billing Instructions and Payment, delete the first and fourth paragraphs entitled GENERAL and FREQUENCY respectively and insert 4

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" GENERAL. The contractor shall. submit invoices or vouchers as prescribed herein.

Invoices or vouchers for payment showing the contract number, may be submitted on a monthly basis for services rendered during a complete one month period and shall be payable to the contractor on receipt of invoices at the address shown in the invoice.

Invoices shall show a breakdown of all work orders performed and identify the services furnished, item number and subitem number, travel costs incurred including receipts when required (See Federal Travel Regulations) and the number of copies and the rates stipulated in the contract.

Payment will be made in accordance with the terms, conditions and prices stipulated in the contract, less deductions if any.

FREQUENCY.

The contractor may submit an invoice or voucher for services rendered on a monthly basis."

10. Under Part IV - Attachments, delete the General Provisions entitled, " Appendix A - Cost Type Research and Development Contracts with Commercial Organization" dated 11/80 and insert the attached Cost Type General Provisions in lieu thereof.'
11. The Article entitled Option to Extend the Period of Performance added by Amendment No. One (1) dated 12/28/81 incorrectly identified that as Article XII.

Therefore, delete Article XII and insert Article XIII in lieu thereof.

12. The total small business set-aside restriction is hereby rescinded in its entirety.

Therefore all references to a small business set-aside are deleted -

in their entirety including the following:

o Enclosure A entitled IFB Summary under IFB Restrictions - Change to

" Unrestricted" o Page 6, No.10, Public or Private Organizations for the Handicapped or Handicapped Individuals o Page 9, No. 22, Size Standard and Product Classification o Page 16, No. 37, Notice of Total Small Business Set-Aside o Page 16, No. 38 Public or Private Organizations for the Handicapped or Handicapped Individuals L.

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Under Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Offerors, No. 29 d

Security Clearance on page 11, delete the second sentence and insert the following in lieu thereof; "A Secret Facility and a "Q" Personnel Clearance is required for work performed under any resulting contract."

14.

Under Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Offerors, No. 30 Bidders Qualifications on page ll, delete the figure "90%" from ithe final sentence and insert "80%" in lieu thereof.

15.

Under Article VI, Special Provisions, delete No.18 entitled Subcontracts for Work or Other Services in its entirety.

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Under Part II - Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices to Bidders, No. 33 entitled Definitions, add the following;

"(i) 1.

Business owners who certify that they are members of named groups (Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans) are to be considered socially and economically disadvantaged.

2. The phrase " Native Americans" means American Indians, Eskimos, Aleuts and native Hawaiians. The term " Asian-Pacific-Americans" are from Japan, China, the means U.S. citizens whose origins Philippines, Vietnam, Korea, Samoa, Guam, the U.S. Trust Territories of the Pacific, Northern Marianas, Laos, Cambodia and Taiwan.

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Other individuals may qualify as socially and economically.

disadvantaged under procedures which have been separately established by the Small Business Administration at 13 CFR 124.1-1(3)(iii).

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The Of fice of Minority Small Business and Capital Ownership e

-Development in the Small Business Administration has the final authority to determine the eligibility of a concern to be designated as a small disadvantaged business and shall answer inquiries from prime contractors and others regarding such eligibility.

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The term " subcontract" means any agreement (other than one involving an employer-employee relationship) entered. into by a Federal Government prime contractor or subcontractor calling for supplies or services required for the performance of the original contract or subcontract."

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"34. ' Subcontractor Source List. As an aid to offerors in their development of subcontractor sources, the NRC has enclosed with this solicitation a ' Subcontractor Source List.'

This list was compiled from the NRC's Bidder's Mailing List and firms responding to an invitation in the Comerce Business Daily to request the inclusion of their firm on the list. This. list is divided into two basic categories:

(1)small businesses and (2) small businesses. owned and controlled by socially and. economically disadvantaged individuals. Offerors are encouraged-to use the list but are not limited to firms on the list. Additionally, the presence of a firm's name on the list in no way constitutes an NRC recommendation or approval of such firm. A copy of the solicitati6n and all subsequent amendments.have been provided to firms on the list.

This. list is attached hereto and is. identified as ATTACHMENT 6..Also included.with.this Attachment are 1).an approved SBA form to be utilized for a.Small Business and.Small Disadvantagad Business Subcontracting Plan and 2) copies.of Standard Form 294 and E!5 for contractor use.in reporting subcontracting activity under PL 96-507 subcontract plan.

18. Under Part II - Solicitation Instructions and Conditions and Notices To Bidders, add the following:

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Small Busiliess and Small Disadvantaged Business Subcontracting Plan (Advertised).

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SMALL BUSINESS AND SMALL DISADVAN'1%bu bustNcas SUBCONTRACTING PLAN (ADVERTISED) v._

1. This provision does not apply to small business concerns.

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The term " subcontract" means any agreement (other than one employer-employee relationship) entered into by a

involving ' an Federal Government prime contractor or subcontractor calling for supplies or services required for the performance of the original contract or subcontract.

I l3. The bidder acknowledges that it is aware of the' subcontracting l plan requirement in this provision; and if selected for' awa i submit within the time specified by the contracting officer a that will afford the maximum practicable l subcontracting plan i opportunity to participate in the performance of the contract to i small and small disadvantaged concerns, and will in lude:

c Percentage goals (expressed in terms of percentage of total a.

planned subcontracting dollars) for the utilization as subcontractors of small business concerns and small business concerns owned and controlled 'by socially and economically.

disadvantaged individuals; (For the purposes of the subcontracting plan, the contractor may include all purchases which contribute to the performance of the contract, including s a proportionate share of products, services, etc., whose costs

are normally allocated as indirect or overhead costs.)

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A statement of:

(a) total dollars planned to be subcontract ed; (b) total dollars pla nned to be subcontracted to small business; and (c) total dollars planned to be subcontract ed to small disadvantaged 2

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(2) A description of the principal product and service areas to be subcontracted and an identification of those areas where it is planned to use (i) small business subcontract ors, and (ii) small disadvantaged business subcontractors.

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The name of an individual within the employ of the bidder who will administer the bidder's subcontracting program and a description of the duties of such individual; A description of the efforts the bidder will take to assure c.

that small business concerns and small business concerns owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals will have an equitable opportunity to compete for n m&ggauwem

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Assurances that the bidder'will include thE ~ clause entitled.

Utilization of Small Business Concerns and Small Business concerns Owned and Controlled by Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Individuals in all ' subcontracts which offer

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further subcontracting opportunities and to require all subcontractors (except small business concerns) which receive subcontracts in excess of $500,000, or in the case of a contract for the construction of any public facility, $1,000,000, to adopt and comply with a plan similar to the plan agreed to by the bidder; Assurances that the bidder will submit such periodic reports e.

and cooperate in any studies or surveys as may be required by the contracting agency or the Small Business Administration in order to determine the extent of co'mpliance by the bidder with _

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A recitation of the types of re' cords the successful bidder will maintain to demonstrate procedures which have been adopted to comply with the requirements and goals set forth in lthe plan, including the establishment of source lists of small business concerns and s' mall business concerns owned and

controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged iindividualr; and efforts to identify and award subcontracts to i such small business concerns. The records shall include at least

! the following (these records may be maintained on a plant-wide or company-wide basis unless otherwise indicated):

(1) Small and disadvantaged business source lists, guides and other data indentifying small and small disadvantaged business vendors.

(2) Organizations contacted for small and disadvantaged business sources.

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On a contr act-by-c ontr act basis, records on all subcontract solicitations over $ 100,000, Indicating on each solicitation (a) whether small business was solicited, and if not why not; (b) whether small disadvantaged business was solicited, and if not why not; and (c) reasons i

I for the failure of solicited small business or small disadvantaged business to receive the subcontract award.

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Contacts with minority and small business trade o

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Records to support internal activities to guide and encourage buyers:

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On a contract-by-contract basis, records to support award data submitted to the Government to include name and address of subcontractor.

4. The bidder understands that:

(a) It agrees to carry out the government's policy to provide the maximum practicable opportunity for small business c6hcerns and small business concerns owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantap,ed individuals to participate in the performance of the contract, consistent with its efficient performance.

{b) If it does not submit a subcontracting plan within the time limits prescribed by the contracting agency, it will be ineligible

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Prior compliance of the bidder with other-such tsubcontracting plans under previous contracts will be considered by the contracting oificer in determining the responsibility of the offeror for award of the contract.

(d) It is the bidders responsibility to develop a subcontracting plan with respect to both small business concerns and small business concerns owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals and that each such aspect of the plan will be judged independently of the other.

3. The failure of any contractor or subcontractor to comply in good faith with (a) the clause entitled Utilization of Small Business Concerns and Small Business Concerns Owned and Controlled by Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Individuals or (b) the terms of any subcontracting plan recuired by this Small Business and Small Disadvantaged Business Subcontracting Plan (Advertised) provision, will be a material breach of the contract or subcontract.
6. Commercial Products. If a commercial product (defined below) is offered the required subcontracting plan may i elate to the company's

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or division's production generally (both for commercial and non-commercial products) rather than solely to the item being procured under the government contract. In such cases, the contractor shall

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approved plan will remain in effect for the company's entire fiscal

year for all of the company's or division's commercial products.

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" commercial products" means products in regular

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production sold in substantial quantities to the general public and/or industry at established market or catalog prices. A product which, in the opinion of the contracting officer, differs only insignificant 1y from the contractor's commercial product may be regarded for the purpose of this clause as a commercial product.

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19. Under Article II, Descriptic n/ Specifications, No.1 delete the* tecond sentence in its entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof; e

"The Canmission agrees.to order from the contractor all of the Comission's Headquarters requirements for the services described herein, except howe _ver at the discretion of the Commission for certain closed. meetings of the Commissioners and other sessions where inhouse capabilities are utilized."

20 Under Article II, Descriptions / Specifications, No.1(c) Reporting, add the following sentence; "The.NRC reserves the right to disallow the use of direct reporting (i.e... monitored direct recording and the typed reproduction.thereof) for any hearing or meeting and will inform the contractor of any such decision on the Work Order when issued."

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21. Under Article II, Descriptions / Specifications, No.1(e) Accuracy, add the following sentence; "The placemeot of all equipment utilized.by the contractor is subject to the approval of the Presiding Officer."
22. Under Article VI, Special Provisions, delete No. 8 entitled Records, No.13 entitled _C_ommission Property and No.17 entitled Retention of Exempt Material in their entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

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BLANK" "13. BLANK" "17. Retention of Material" The contractor agraes that all work, including shorthand or longhand notes, stenotype tapes, memoranda, and material of every description relating thereto, as well as all copies of the foregoing relating to the work or any part thereof, shall be the property of the Government and may be used by the Government for any purpose whatsoever without any claim on the part of the contractor and its subcontractors and vendors for additional compensation, and shall be delivered to the Government, as provided in the work. order. The Comission retains the right to reproduce in full and distribute any transcript received under the terms of this contract.

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. transcript, including shorthand or longhand notes, stenotype tapes, memoranda, and material.of every description relating.thereto, and copies thereof, taken during an._in camera session at any regulatory hearing or other proceeding or at any other closed hearing or meeting which contains information exempt from public disclosure pursuant to the Commission's regdlations, including, but not limited to, trade secrets, confidential or privileged business or financial information, or.information the. disclosure of which would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

"Therefore the contractor shall return to Comission all of the above mentioned documents which contains information exempt from public dis-closure pursuant to the Government in the Sunshine Act or the Commission's regulations at the time of delivery of the transcript.

The contractor further agrees that all work, including shorthand or longhand notes,.stenotype tapes, memoranda, and material of every description relating thereto not covered above or documents not covered under number 14_ Security herein, shall be held by the contractor subject to the authority and control of the Comission until the expiratiors of_three years after date of completion of such hearing at which time they shall be. delivered to the Commissio6.

The contractor's right of retention.and use shall be subject to the security, patent, and use of information provisions, if any, of this contract.

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, Plant Na'me No. Days Trips Location Allens Creek 2

-1 Wallis, TX 84 17 Houston, TX Black Fox 2

1 Tulsa, OK Browns Ferry 1

1 Huntsville, AL Callaway 1

1 Jefferson City, M0 15 5

St. Louis, M0 Clinton 2

1 Urbana, IL 2

2 Champaign, IL Diablo Canyon 4

1 Bethesda, MD 4

1 San Luis Obispo, CA Dresden 2

1 Chicago, IL Bethesda, MD 1

Fenni 1

1 Detroit, MI FNP 1

Bethesda, MD McGuire 16 4

Charlott% NC Maine Yankee 1

1 Wiscasset, ME Midland 29 7

Midland, MI Morris 1

1 Des Plaines, IL Palo Verde 1

1 Phoenix, AZ Pebble Beach 1

1 Portland, OR i

Perry 2

1 Painesville, OH l

l Point Beach 7

Washington, DC l

Quad Cities 1

1 Rock Island, IL San Onofre 30 8

San Diego, CA 19 4

Anaheim, CA Sheffield 1

1 Des Plaines, IL 1

South Texas 3

2 Austin, TX 5

1 Bay City, TX 26 6

Houston, TX

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Bethesda, MD Stanislaus 1

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Surmier 18 5

Columbia, SC Susquehanna 14 5

Wilkes-Barre, PA TMI-l 86 27 Harrisburg, PA Triga 1

1 Bethesda, MD Turkey Point 1

1 Homestead, FL UCLA 2

1 Los Angeles, CA Vallecitos 9

3 San Francisco, CA 3

1 Livermore, CA Wolf Creek 1

1 Emporia, KS Zimmer 5

2 Cincinnati, OH TOTAL 404 120 l

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1 Valparaiso, IN Susquehanna

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1 Charlotte, NC Comanche Peak 2

1 Ft. Worth, TX Comanche Peak i

1 Bethesda, MD Humboldt Bay

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Eureka. CA Pt. Beach 1

1 Two Rivers, WI Alabama Nuclear 1

1 Huntsville, AL Summer 1

1 Columbia, SC Skagit 1

1 Portland, OR Morris 1

1 Morris, IL 1

1 Orlando, FL

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2 Morris, IL San Onofre 1

1 San Diego Salem 3

1 Salem, NJ Sheffield 1

1 Peoria, IL j

Palo Verde 1

1 Phoenix, AZ UCLA 1

1 Los Angeles, CA e

Midland 1

1 Midland, MI l

Praire Isle 1

1 St. Paul, MN Allens Creek 2

2 Houston, TX Trojad 7

4 Portland, OR La Crosse 4

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1 New Orleans, LA WPPS 2 1

1 Richland, WA Dresden Quad Cities 1

1 Chicago, IL North Anna 1

1 Charlottesville, VA Turkey Point 1

1 Miami, FL

. Rancho Seco 1

1 Sacramento, CA Carroll 1

1 Mt. Carroll, IL Oconee 14 3

Charlotte, NC Oconee 5

2 Bethesda, MD Zimer 17 5

Cincinnati, OH Trojan 4

2 Portland, OR 8

2 Zion, IL Zion Midland 20 7

Bethesda, MD Midland 1

1 St. Joseph, MI New Haven 2

1 Oswego, NY New Haven 1

1 Zion, IL Skagit 19 6

Seattle, WA Comanche Peak 2

2 Bethesda, MD e

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1 Glen Rose, TX Allens Creek 5

1 Houston, TX La Crosse 6

2 La Crosse, WI F.N.P. '

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Avilo Beach, CA TM1 6

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3 Salem, NJ Susquehanna 3

1 Wilkes Barre, PA Sheffield 1

1 Peoria, IL

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1 Houston, TX Big Rock Point 1

1 Petoskey, MI Braidwood 1

1 Joliet, IL Byron 2

1 Rockford, IL Blue Hills 2

1 Jasper, TX Black Fox 8

2 Tulsa, OK Perkins 4

1 Mocksvi,lle,, NC Palisades 1

1 St. Joseph. MI Pebble Springs 1

1 Portland, OR Palo Verde 1

1 Phoenix, AZ Greene Co.

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NAME OF MEETING January 14-15 NM ECCS 27 C0 Ft. St. Vrain 28 CA Safe.ty Philosophy Tech. & Criter{

29-30 CA Extre'me External Phenomena.

31 CA San Onofre February 26-27 SC Summer Plant

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CA ECCS April 2

IL Advanced Reactors 3-4 IL LaSalle 21-22 IL Advanced Reactors CA Fluid Dynamics 28-29 MJa NOME June 18-19 LA Waterford 29-30 WA Metal Components 30 NM Class-9 Accidents July 1

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~ Structural Engineering 14-15 IL Advanced Reactors 28-29 CA Reliability & Probabilistic Assessment August 28 CA ECCS September 17-18 IL Advanced Reactors 17-18' MS Grand Gulf 24-25 CA Fluid Dynamics (Continued)

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NAME OF MEETING October 1-2 TN Transp. of. Radioactive Matis.

22-23 IL Advanced Reactors 30-31 FL St. Lucie-2 November _

M0 Callaway Plant 4-5 CT CESSAR System-80 19 23-24 AZ Palo Verde December _

2-3 NM ECCS 3-4 IL

' Advanced Reactors 16-17 C0 Class 9 Accidents For your infonnation:

TOTAL MEETINGS 'riELD IN WASHINGTON, DC AND OUT-OF-TOWN FOR 1981 - 112 c

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South Texas Jan,Feb, Mar,Apr.

Perry Nov,Dec.

Point Beach June, July Big Rock Point May, June River Bend Apr.May Seabrook Mar.Apr,May Catawba Feb, Mar.

Quad Cities June, July Palo Verde May, June Comanche Peak Mar,Apr.

Byron Oct,Nov.

Clinch River Sept,0ct.

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Waterford Mar,Apr.

Black Fox Aug, Sept Zimmer Jan,Feb, Mar.

UCLA July Limerick Nov,Dec.

Shoreham May, June Clinton July,Aug.

Skagit/Hanford Nov,Dec.

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June, July Callaway Apr,May Wolf Creek Oct,Nov.

Diablo Canyon Jan.

Fermi Apr.

Diablo Canyon Jan,Feb.

Callaway Apr,May Allens Creek Mar,Apr.

Skagit/Hanford Nov,Dec.

Fermi-2 May,Apr.

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Byron Oct.

Midland Jan.

Clinton July,Aug.

South Texas Mar.

Pebble Springs Mar,Apr.

Waterford Mar,Apr.

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River Bend Apr,May Zimer Feb, Mar.

Comanche Peak Mar,Apr.

I St. Lucie Mar,Apr.

Byron Oct,Nov.

River Bend Apr,,May Perry Nov,Dec.

Diablo Canyon Jan,Feb.

Callaway Apr,May UCLA Jan,Feb.

Clinton July,Aug.

Big Rock Point Mar.

Shorehm Mar, Apt.

s Wolf Creek Oct,Nov.

Allens Creek Mar,Apr.

Midland Jan,Feb.

Catawba Feb, Mar.

Quad Cities Feb, Mar.

Feb, Mar.

Cimer Skagit/Hanford Nov,Dec.

South Texas Mar.

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HEARINGS SCHEDULED MARCH, 1982 - APRIL, 1983 The following schedule is an estimated, locations and dates are subject s

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March,1982 Calaway, St. Louis, M0 March,1982 Comanche Peak, Ft. Worth, TX March,1982 Waterford, New Orleans, LA March,1982 South Texas, Houston, TX March,1982 Indian Point, Westchester, NY March,1982 Dresden, Chicago, IL March,1982 Black Fot, Tulsa, OK April, 1982 UCLA, Lcs Angeles, CA April, 1982 Quad Cities, Rock Island, IL April, 1982 Palo Verde, Phoenix, AZ May, 1982 Maine Yankee, Wiscasset, ME May, 1982 AFFRI, Bethesda, MD May, 1982 Clinton, Urbana, IL July, 1982 Byron, Rockford, IL August, 1982 Byron, Rockford, IL September, 1982 Volf Creek, Emporia, KS October, 1982 Perry, Painesville, OH November, 1982 -

Skdget, Portland, OR November, 1982 Midland, Midland, MI December, 1982 AFFRI, Bethesda, MD December, 1982 AFFRI, Bethesda, MD January, 1983 Catawba, Rock Hill, SC February, 1983 AFFRI, Bethesda, MD February, 1983 Seabrook, Portsmith, NH March,1983 AFFRI, Bethesda, MD March, 1983 River Bend, Baton Rouge, LA April, 1983 Seabrook, Portsmith, NH April, 1983 e

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