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Forwards Technical & Cost Proposal for Task Order 009, Continuing Exercise Support to NRC Operations Ctr, Electronic Transmission of Plant Parameters During Exercises, Under Contract NRC-05-86-170
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Issue date: 03/25/1987
From: Schultz D
COMEX CORP.
To: Edgeworth P
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
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Task Order No. 009, " Continuing Exercise' Support to NRC Operations Center, Electronic Transmission.of Plant a Parameters During Exercises", under Contract No. NRC .

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Dear.Mr. Edgeworth:

f i The purpose of this letter.is to submit the technical and cost h preposal,in response to the subject task. order as directed,by p

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d An original and two copies of the-cost and technical proposals]

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1 Wi,y j Since this work extends beyond the term of the parent contract, 1

the basic contract must be extended to accomplish the task.

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m q Technical Proposal for Task Order do. 009 D "Cgntinuing Exercise Support to NRC Operghions Center, Electronic Transmission of Plant Parameters /Juring Exercises" t ' under Contract No. NRC-05-86-17C,

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.) A. Understanding the Requirements of the Scope of Work.

The scope of work describes the contractor support needed to

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] provide a real-time, electronic transmission of selected thermal, hydraulic, radiological, and meteoro'iogical parameters during

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O full-scale exercisea conducted with plants for which NRC Incident Response Center is a participant. The first opportunity for such

]9 , parti.cipation by NRC is the second Federal Field Exercise (FFE-2) being conducted in conjunctiort with the Zion Nuclear Power

[h* Station full-scale exercise n$ - 25 June 1987. A Dry-Run Exercise, in which Ce' Ixident Response Ct.# er will participate, vill be conducted 5 6 M'ayi1987. The transmission system will-be

, e operable for this preliminary exercise also. The contractor -

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displays of theitransmitted data in the NRC Operations Center in

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}- ('B, Technical Approach.

Comex and its principal subcontractor propose to provide technical support to NRC in the following manner:-

' l. We will udentify/'the parameters that are suitable for a

ps transmission from Zion Station to NRC Headquarters during the exercises. The parametern, and computer points, will j be as cloststo thc list of Emettency Response Data System

'; . (ERDS) pardit,oters as possible. We will coordinate the  !

parameter s'ely: tion with CECO

! Parameters selected will f reside'in one feeder computer only. ,

, 2. We will obtain from Zion Station all necessary plant information, e.g., procedurca, to permit conversion and 3

.3 interpretation of transmitted plant parameters, and-j provide this iriformation to Incident Respo'nsd ' personnel. '"

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Two separah se.3s of such information will be provided --

3 one for use by the RST, and one for us,e by phe PMT. This

'- Information will stot be computer basedl but in looseleaf, q notebook form. No computer based fun tions of conversion, h standardization, or normalization of (parameters will be

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m l, 3. The computer-basad functions will be openbles in NRC 4] Headquarters during. )

a short data transmission test prior to the Dry-Run,

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l a) Gecelking data transmissions from CECO, not necessarily with error checking.

'] n (2) b) Printout, showing all data received at each. minute update, vith the most recent data on the bottom.

c) X-Y 21otting of one or two parameters-(on Y-axis) vs time (on X-axis). UseraLwill manually' enter desired parameters'from pcintont described in 3.b) above at a key-board foi the' period of interest.

1 d) Printing of X-Y plots generated'by users will be provided, using either characters or do'c graphics.

4. Additional computer-based functions to'be provided to NRC Headquarters shall include.the'folllowing, to the extent 1 that they nay be accomplished within the period of l performance:

!i a) Error-checking of-the data transmissions from CECO. i u

b) Storing data in a database or file system which can j

l4 Is supply data to multiple display workstations.

il p c) Colutanar screen displays of parameter &. vs time, in y pru-defined, single-screenful (24 lintic by 80

,: characters) groopings (Critical Safetaf Function colated), with the most recent' column on the right.

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data automatically (without user input). The only l j user control will be the selection of the parameter groupic.f to be displayed. Users will not.be able to

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3 d) X-Y plotting of one or two user-selectable parameters i (Y-axis) v3 time ,'X-axis). Users will specify the 4

parameter (t; and the time range. Stored data values-will be retrieved automatically.

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5. Tat hardware environment for the data atorage will be the  !

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Data General MV/6000.

j 6. The preferited hardware environment for receiving the CECO l b transmissions' will be the same DG MV/6000 as used for i

$ storage. ,11 problems are encountered, an alternative I l environment is~an IBM PC/XF, emulating a DG terminal to  !

store the data in'the MV/6000. Error checking of

transmissions may be. performed either by software or by suitably configured modoe.a.- If special modems are p] required by the contractor,.we will provide them with 4

funds mentioned in the cost proposal, through 26 June 1987.

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! 7. The display workstation hardware environment (for data l

'j display and printing) will be IBM PC/XT systems, each j emulating a DG terminal to receive data, with display and j

{s'3 l printing performed locally in the PC/XT. Each of these l I PC/XT systems will be configured identically, except for j j the possible absence of a printer. These systems will be i composed of existing NRC hardware. )

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8. NRC will provide the following facilities for development: i N l 2

j a) One fully configured display workstation environment 1 for contractor use, not on NRC premises, during the j period of performance. This configuration will  ;

include PC-DOS and software for DG terminal emulation. ):

b) Timesharing access to one DG MV/6000 system for two

.., development people, including user accounts, dial-

.{ in access, line printer output, and appropriate j documentation / manuals. )

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task order based upon the latest information provided by

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i a) Transmission protocol and data formats used by CECO l for the exercise data transmissions will be identical L! to CECO's on-going transmissions to the State of l j , Illinois. Further, only the data points desired by NRC will be transmitted to NRC, at the desired j} (-lf

interval of one minute.

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't i b) CECO vill provide test data sets that can be used for implementation debugging (including tests of data j) transmission) without concern for its secrecy.

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[j c) CECO will provide access to its data transmission j facilities from time to time for implementation debugging.

.I j d) We have not included any site visits for this tasking 0 based on the cooperative attitude of the licensee to il date in supporting the project, and budgetary 1 constraints.

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t 10. Software for display workstations will, if possible, be L; designed to be usable on any number of workstations that

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Software purchased by the contractor for display j workstations will be for a maximum of four stations.

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11. All software and hardware purchased, and software l authored, by the contractor for use in this Task Order 1 will be delivered to a designated NRC custodian, together i

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with any supporting documentation. We will provide j

.j training to a designated NRC Staff person in the form of on-the-job training during the set-up, implementation, and

] test phases.

C. Resumes. The resumes for COMEX professional personnel that we ]

intend to have perform the work for this task were included in 1 1 our 2 October 1985 proposal for the basic contract. These i i personnel include Mr. Gary Bethke, Mr. Gordon Bryan, and Mr.  !

2 David Schultz.

D. Support Personnel. COMEX intends to use its principal  ;

subcontractor, Phoenix Associates, Inc., as the primary developer 2 of the computer-based functions. In addition to resumes already submitted for Mr. Mark D. Birnbaum and Mr. George Athey, Phoenix i vill also employ Mr. Andrew E. Allen, whose resume accompanies -

this proposal. , l E. Key Personnel. COMEX designates Mr. Gary Bethke and Mr. David Schultz as the key persons for the performance of this task.

During the period of performance, each will be available )

l) approximately 50% of the time. Mr. Mark D. Birnbaum will be the j j principal coordinator for computer based functions.

t j F. Conflict of Interest. Neither COMEX nor its proposed (3 personnel for staffing accomplishment of this tasking have any contractual, financial, or organizational relationship with .

Commonwealth Edison Company (CECO). COMEX will not evaluate the j resulting system during any future exercises in the NRC  ;

1 Operations Center.

. G. Deviations from Statement of Work. The following deviations from the subject Request for Proposal (RFp) and Statement of Work j] are as follows (referenced to Statement of Work item numbers):

3 1) This proposal is in ef fect until 6 April 1987. If j M continued work is not authorized by that date, the task cannot be i j completed in the allowable time, i.e., prior to the Dry-Run. I a

d 2) (B.2) Plant-specific information will not be computer y based, but in notebook form. (

A d 3) (B.4) The minimum transmission system will provide fi data storage to the extent necessary to display received data at 1 one minute intervals. The contractor will endeavor to provide a 4 system with data base storage, and the auto display functions of

@ paragraph 4. above.

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-j 4) (B.4) The data display workstations will be as described 1 in paragraphs 7. and 10. above. Since travel is not authorized 4 in this task order, a work station at the cognizant NRC Regional

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!} 7) (B.6) Training shall be as specified in para. 11. above.

Ji 1 8) (B.7) Software and system documentation developed during i the task order will be delivered to NRC as specified in para. 11 I above. )

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yi 10) (F.) The contractor may expend funds not to exceed j S3,000.00 for off-the-shelf software and hardware. <

E1 j H. Period of Performance. The period of performance of this task 1 order shall be 20 March 1987 through 15 May 1987. A half-day of ,

7 support service will be performed on 23 June 1987. l 4

I I. Administrative Requirements. The Monthly Report submitted in

')j accordance with Paragraph F.1.1 of the parent contract shall f include reporting on this task.

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j Cost Proposal for Task Order No. 009, d " Continuing Exercise Support to NRC Operations Center, Electronic Transmission of Plant Parameters During Exercises" under Contract

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d No. NRC-05-86-170 i (1/l=inside labor, Total o/l=outside labor) '

.Est. Cost j i

1. DIRECT LABOR Est. Hrs. X Rate /Hr= Est. Cost
a. Project Manager 8 S 29.38 $ 235.04 j (1/1) i j Senior Reactor Oper. 40 29.38 1,175.20 Es.gineer (1/1)

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j . i Fringe benefits 50.7% $ 1,410.24 $ 714.99

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,i Overhead (a above, 52.6% 2,125.23 1,117.87 hl 1 1/1,plus fringe of

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TOTAL, LABOR OVERHEAD S 1,832.86

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El 3. SUBCONTRACTOR, Phoenix Associates, Inc.

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TOTAL ESTIMATED SUBCONTRACTOR COST AND FEE $33,029.00

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3 Software and hardware not available in Incident Response Center 3,000.00 Y(j.] (Graphics software $1,000.00, S Two modems 9 S1,000.00 ea. )

w I) 5. TOTAL' ESTIMATED DIRECT COST AND OVERHEAD S39,272.10 q

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6. FEE (9%) $ 3,534.49 4

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1. SOLaC 6 T A t ION / CON T R AC T/MOOi F 6C AT 60N N

FORM APPROVED 1 CONTRACT PRICING PROPOSAL COVER SHEET . MS NO.

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NRC-05-86-170 3090 0116 l l

j NOTF: TNs form is used in contract actions if submission of cost or pricing date is roovired. (See FAR f 5 80d4fblJ

2. N AME AND ACORE55 OF OF F EROR (Jaedude ZJP Codes 3A.g ANO}tTLE OF OF F EROR'S POINT
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COMEX Corporation Gary W. Bethke, Pres. 206 857-5789 1 p5118 1

Starr Place SE

-Olalla, WA. 98359 David H. Schultz, V.P ong c o o _ n i ca l

4. TYPE OF CONTRACT AC7LON/Chee&J i i A. NEW CONTR ACT O. LETTER CONTRACT

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.j RE DETE RMINATION Task Order 009

5. PE OF CONTR ACT (Checed 6. PROPOSE D COST (A.a-C)

FFP CPIF CPAF hCPFF A. COST 8. PROF t T /F EE C. TOT AL l FPt $ 39,272.10 $ 3,534.49 $ 42,806.59 O oT e a <=> <<>>

7. PLACE (5) AND PER400(5) OF PERFORMANCE j Bothesda, MD. 3/19/87 - 5/15/87 q
8. List end reference the identification, Quentity and total prics proposed for each contreet line item. A line item cost treekdowr) supporting this recep is re.

Quired uniese otherwise specified bY the Contracting Of ficer. (continue on ruerse. end then on plein paper, it neceuery. Use same headings.)

M A. LINE l TEM NO. 8. IDENTIFICATION C. QU ANTITY O' TOTAL PRICE E.REF.

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l. 1 Direct Labor $ 1,410.24 '

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  • 1,832.86 3 Subcontractor 33,029.00 l 4 5

Materials 3,000.00

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l[ 9. PROviOE NAME. ADDRESS. AND TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR THE FOLLOWING (If evoltatieJ A.' CONT RAC'T ADMaNIST RATION OF FICE B. AVOs t OFF eCE 4 .

Division of Contracts DCAA Seattle Branch Office (June-July FY)

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Federal Center South Wnshington, D.C. 20555 4735 East Marginal Way So. Ph2067646740 a

J Seattle, WA. 98134 (Harold Roming)

-1 10. WILL vou REQUIRE THE USE OF ANv GOVERNMENT PROPERTY 11 A. 00 YOU REQUIR E GOVERN. 118. TYPE OF FINANCANG (v one) 1 IN THE PER FORM ANCE OF THIS WORK 7 (If "Yes." sdentify) MENT CONTRACT FINANCING j $ ' N @ ,M gf% 5,,7 0, @ M ADVANCE PROGRESS g '

Access to NRC Operations item sssi PAYMENTS PAYMENTS YES NO Center equipment X YES ]NO O OuxaauTEEO 'O^NS

12. MAVE You BEEN AW AROED ANY CONT RACTS OR $USCONT R ACTS 13. 65 TMis DROPOSAL CON 5asTENT wsTH YOUR ESTABL 5MEO EST6 FOR THE SAME OR SIMILAR ITEMS WITHIN TNC PAST 3 YEAR 57 MATING AND ACCOUNTING PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES AND
, (1/ "Yks." dden tify idemisj, eussemerte) and eentreef nasm6er(s)) F AR PART 3) COST PRINCIPLESP (17 "No," explain) 1 X YES NO PNL B-H-6682-A-X BNL 223 959-S rm NO j LXJ YES j INEL C84-110383 3

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1 14. COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD (CASS) DATA (Puhtte Imai 31378 as amended and FAR PART 20)

A. W6LL THIS CONT RACT ACTION BE SutJECT TO CASS REGULA. B.HAVE YOU EUBM6TTED A CA5B Oa5 CLOSURE STATEMENT T UNS1 gif "No,* esplein in prePenell FCARB DS.I er 399 til"Yes."specify a propoeel the office to suhteh submitted and it determined se he edesueer)

I O vES ~O Comex 5. a small dusines. O vES 8"O C.HAVE vou sEEN NOTsf aED THAT wou ARE OR MAV BE th NON. Q. e5 ANY ASPECT OF THe5 PROPOSAL INCONSISTENT WITH YOUR

'( COMPLIANCE WITH YOUR OseCLOSURE STATEMENT OR COST OtSCLOSED PRACTICES OR APPLtCABLE COST ACCOUNTtNG y ACCOUNTBNG ETANDAROS!(If

  • Yes,"suplain in proposet) ST AN D A R O5 ? (1/ "Yes," esplein in proposet)

] YES hNO ]YES ]NO TWa proDosel is submitted in reIponse 101he RFP contract, modilecetion. etc. in item 1 and reflects our best estirnetes and/or actuel costs es of this date.

1 15. NAME AND TaTLE (Typet 16. NAME OF Fs RM j

j vid H. Schultze Vice President COMEX Corporation j

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24. DATE OF 4USMs55aON 9

3 25 March 1987 j NSN 7seo.os-sea-se4s / 3e33 20: ANDARD FORM ST.escribee 8 by CSA1411 (30 63) 1

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2. N AME AND ADOR E 5b OF Of f E ROR f/ardner 2JA' Codes JA. NAME AND TITLE Of of F EROR*5 POIN1 38. T E L EPHONE NO.

) OF CONT ACT l Phoenix Associates, Inc.

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4720 Montgomery Lane, Suite 600 Jack Fensterstock, President 301/654-0850

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A. NEW CONTR ACT D. LE TTE R CONT R ACT B. CHANGE ORDER E. UNPRICE D ORDE R C. PRICE REVISION /

Task Order 009 RE DET E RMINATION X

5. 7 Y PE OF CON T R A CT #CAee*J 6 PROPOSE D COST IA *S*CJ l FFP X CPFF CPIF

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fps OTHER 439eff/y, 3 30,026 3 3,003 g 33,029

,; 7. PLACL(5) AND PERICQ(5) QF"PERF ORMANCE f Bethesda, MD; 3/19/87-5/15/87

8. List anc! reference the identif ecatson, cuantity and total prece proposed for nach contract lene item. A line item cost tFeakdown Supporting thil reCAD il re.

Quared unless otherwese specified tN the Contracting Of f.cer. tCon tense on treme. sad #Aen on pieda peper, s/ necesary. U e esme neediaes.)

, A. LINE ITEM NO. 8. IDE NOTIFICATION C. QU ANTITY O TOTAL PRICE E M.F.

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i 1 Direct Labor $5,914

! 2 Labor overhead 10,912

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s.PRovsDE NAME. ADORES $. AND TELEPMONE NUMBER FOR THE FOLLOWING tif sweile6Jes d A. CONT RACT AOMIN65T RAT 4CN CF F ICE 8. AWO6 T OF FiCE l l U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Department of Interior Mr. Feeley {

, Division of Contracts Office of Inspector General 703/235-1506

) Washington, D.C. 20555 800 N. Quincy St. , #401 4 Arlington, VA 22217 d

GOVERNMENT PROPERT Y list. DO v ov R EOutRE GOVE RN- 148. T YPE OF F6NANCING (v one) 4 10. w IN6L L v ou TP4E R E ORMANCE PERF OviR E TMEOF USE OFWOR THt5 AN Y,47 (Jf "Yes." edentfly) MENT CONT RACT FINANCING e TO PE RFORM TMi$ PROPO D ADVANCE PROGRESS j access to op Center ,c,0N gCT t tir "yes ~ eom,SE,se 4

PAYMENTS PAYMENTS

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FOR TMC SAME OR SaMsLAR ITEMS wtTHIN TME PA5T 3 YEAR $7 MATING AND ACCOUNT 4NG PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES ANO l (if "Yes." identify itsmhL cansteamertst end contreet num5ertal) P An PART 3S COST PRENCiPLE57 (11"No,"espeeini l NO I

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a y Total Direct Labor $5,914 i

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j Senior Sof tware 264 $50.00 $13,200 2'

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Professional Resume for ANDREW E. ALLEN ACADEMIC BACKGROLTJ University of California, B.S. in Computer Science with Honors,1973 Postgraduate studies in Computer Science, University of California, 1973-1974 Management training through the American Management Association, 1981-1985 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY d 1985 - Present: Allen and Johnston Consulting, Albany, California

,1 Partner 1978 - 1985: Minimax Research Corporation, Berkeley, California 1984-1985: Senior Project Manager j 1983-1984: Project Manager

') 1981-1983: Senior Research Associate m 1978-1981: Lead Programmer / Analyst G;

1 As of his departure, Mr. Allen was the company's most senior project

. ,j manager. During his seven years with the firm, he successfully managed j and acted as Lead Programmer / Analyst on twenty-eight projects ranging in 3 size from 1-3 person-months up to 3-6 person-years of effort, encompassing A

] a total effort of over 30 person-years.

a In so doing, he has demonstrated his ability to mansge projects having a wide variety of characteristics: durations ranging from several months to several years, intense efforts with tight schedules and budgets, projects where the scope of work was fairly well defined, and R&D efforts where the compsay had to develop new problem-solving methods. Most projects involved teams of 3-6 participants representing a variety of disciplines, primarily j economics, statistics, physics, and computer science.

6 Mr. Allen was also the . company's product manager for the Matchmaker" 9 software product. This is a system for matching customer records when  :

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,- pisaning and analysis of energy conservation and load management

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data base design and implementation, and data validstion;

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development of PC-based decision support models; )

survey sample design and selection; and j development of large-scale simulation models.

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.] 1976 - 1978: Programmer / Analyst, Teknekron, Inc., Berkeley, California A

d Chief programmer on a three-year project to design, implement, and  !

O calibrate a national simulation model to study the potential economic and I health effects of proposed pollution-control legislation for the electric I utility industry. Areas of responsibility included the models of energy {

supply, demand, and dispatching; capacity expansion; economic impacts; air j

.} pollution emissions, controls, and regulations; and air quality analysis. i The project team included ten engineers, chemists, meteorologists and other scientists, and five other programmers. This model is now in videspread ,

j use at the Electric Power Research Institute and at individual utilities. l t

j 1973 - 1976: Programmer II, Lawrence Berkeley 1.aboratory, University of *Cali-

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t Primary responsibility was for the development and documentation of an ,

Q interactive text-editing system designed to process scientific text and )

j graphics, using innovative techniques and experimental hardware. The

. system employs a mainframe computer for file management, teamed with a dedicated microcomputer for terminal handling. 3e documentation included i

hs both system documentation and a user's manual (How to Get Along With an 1 RATE Terminal). ,

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development of a cross-reference map module for a high-level language 11 compiler, using linked-list data structures; d - development of a loader for the Intel 8080s and 8008s; J -

installation and support of Intel 8000 MAC-80 cross-assemblers and PL/M  ;

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development of several graphics display, database handling, and tape conversion utility programs.  ;

i l 1973: Research Assistant, University of California, Berkeley, California j>

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j The following projects were conducted independently by Mr. Allen.

A "j Projects included the development and optimization of a discrete simula-tion model of the effect of pressure and temperature on solid masses such 1 as underground oil storage tanks, performed under the technical direction l J of two geophysista. l y Other projects included the independent design and implementation of an l j ALGOL runtime systen on CDC mainframes in assembly language, for use in e testing the compiler-writing course class projects. j 6

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1972: Programmer I, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California (summer appointment).

} Responsibilities included adapting- the Michigan State University AFL

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS ,

y " Technical Report on the Phase-I Load Data Editing of the 1984 Residential Peak Load Reduction. Program," report prepared for Pacific Cas and Electric Company, June 1985 (co-author).

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" Technical Report on the Phase-II/III Load Data Editing of the 1984

)j Residential Peak Load Reduction Program," report prepared for- Pacific Gas and Electric Company, June 1985 (co-author).

a h " Commercial Air. Conditioner Direct Control Program 1982-83 Load Analysis 1 Report," report prepared for Pacific Gas and Electric Company, July 1984-W (co-author).

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/ Allen, Johnston, and Tabakin, " Applying Pattern Recognition to Validating Time Series Data for Electric Utility Load Research," presented at SAS d User's Group International (SUGI) Conference, March 1984, Hollywood Beach, Florida. _ __

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" Analysis e.f the 1983 Substation Load Control Experiment, Volumes: I and j II," report prepared for Pacific Gas and - Electric Company, April 1984-j (co-author).

1 j " Stratification Analysis of the 1981 Residential Peak Load Reduction Air Conditioner Program," report prepared for Pacific Gas and Electric Company, August 1983 (co-author).

" Analysis of Data Reliability and Equipment Malfunctions: 1981 Residential

' Peak Load Reduction Program," report prepared for Pacific Cas and Electric g Company, August 1983 (co-author).

d i " Load Impacts of the 1981 Residential Peak- Load Raduction Air - Conditioner Program," report prepared for Pacific Gas - and Electric Company, June 1983

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D. "1981 Residential Peak Load Reduction Program Load Data Cleaning and Y Editing Procedures," report propered for Pacific Gas and Electric Company, April 1983 (co-author).

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