[ATTACHMENT J-18-B]{.underline}

[KSC-Specific Clauses]{.underline}

The following clauses apply only to SFOC effort performed at KSC:

1.  [KSC 52.204-90 SECURITY CONTROLS AT KSC (SEP 1998)]{.underline}

A. Identification of Employees

1\. The contractor shall require each employee engaged on the work site
to display NASA‑furnished identification badges and special access
badges at all times. The contractor shall obtain and submit badging
request forms on each person employed or to be employed by the
contractor under this contract. The contractor shall designate its own
security and badging officials to act as points-of-contact for the KSC
Security Office. Prior to proceeding with onsite performance, the
contractor shall submit the following information to the NASA Security
Office, Code FF-S1-B, Kennedy Space Center:

a\. Contract number and location of work site(s)

b\. Contract commencement and completion dates

c\. Status as prime or subcontractor

d\. Names of designated security and badging officials

2\. Identification and badging of employees shall be accomplished as
soon as practicable after award of the contract. During performance of
the contract, the contractor shall, upon termination of an employee,
immediately deliver badges and/or passes issued to the employee to the
NASA Security Office. It is agreed and understood that all NASA
identification badges/passes remain the property of NASA, and the
Government reserves the right to invalidate such badges/passes at any
time.

B.  Access to Controlled Areas within KSC

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1.  Certain areas within KSC have been designated as Controlled Areas.
    These are normally surrounded by fencing and have an entrance gate
    monitored by a guard or monitoring device. Access into such areas is
    classified into \"escorted\" and \"unescorted\" access. For each
    employee for which the contractor desires to have unescorted access,
    the prescribed forms must be submitted to the NASA Security Office.
    Due to the time required to process requests for unescorted access,
    the contractor is advised to complete and submit the required forms
    as soon as practicable after contract award. Within 14 working days
    after the receipt of the forms, the NASA Security Office will
    determine whether the person is eligible for unescorted access.

2\. The prime contractor is responsible for providing escort services
for any of his employees and/or any subcontractor employees who are not
eligible for unescorted access.

3\. All requests for unescorted access by subcontractors will be
submitted through the prime contractor for forwarding to the NASA
Security Office.

2\. [KSC 52.223-105 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT (JUL 2000)]{.underline}

The contractor shall immediately call (see below for applicable
telephone numbers) for assistance with personnel injury or illness for
any incident requiring emergency medical treatment for contractor or
subcontractor personnel, or invitees on KSC, or if any person on the job
site is rendered unconscious. The contractor shall require the victim to
sign an appropriate "refusal of treatment" form, if medical
evaluation/treatment is offered and refused.

> From KSC or CCAFS property: 911
>
> From a KSC issued cellular telephone: 867-7911
>
> From other than a KSC issued cellular telephone: 321-867-7911

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# Commercial telephone users on KSC or CCAFS property: 911

3\. [KSC 52.236-127 R.F. RESTRICTIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION (AUG
1998)]{.underline}

a.  Through the Contracting Officer, the Contractor will be required to
    meet the provisions of Kennedy Handbook (KHB) 2570.1A \"KSC Radio
    Frequency Spectrum Management Handbook\" dated 2/13/95, and the
    following documents referenced therein:

\(1\) NASA Policy Directive (NPD) 2570.5, "Radio Frequency Spectrum
Management"

\(2\) NASA Handbook (NHB) 2570.6, "NASA Radio Frequency (RF) Spectrum
Management Manual"

\(b\) During periods of special testing on Kennedy Space Center and at
the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, the Contractor may be required to
cease radiating on any radio equipment that may be utilized at the time.

\(c\) Any construction equipment utilized by the Contractor which may be
causing radio frequency interference will be required to shut down
during special tests. NASA will utilize its frequency analysis equipment
to determine the interference.

4\. [KSC 52.236-130 CONDUCT OF FACILITY PROJECTS (APR 2000)]{.underline}

A. Approval

The contractor shall not award or otherwise proceed with implementation
of any facility project without a NASA approved Facility Project --
Brief Project Document (NASA Form 1509). The contractor shall prepare or
otherwise support the preparation of NASA Form 1509\'s in accordance
with the current edition of NPG 8820.2, Facility Project Implementation
Handbook, and the current version of the KSC procedure for Facility
Project Approval and Implementation. For purposes of this requirement a
Facility Project is defined as any new construction, repair, and /or
modification affecting Government real property located on KSC
regardless of the source of funding, or located elsewhere and funded by
KSC, and costing more than \$50,000. Planning and design activities
leading to the implementation of the actual construction, repair or
modification work normally can be accomplished prior to 1509 approval.
When in doubt, guidance as to whether or not a particular activity is a
Facility Project, is \"implementation\" versus \"planning and design,\"
and / or the applicability of this requirement in relation to specific
projects should be obtained from the KSC Spaceport Services Management
Integration Office.

B. File Documentation

Construction subcontract file documentation shall include a copy of the
approved NASA Form 1509 authorizing the project. For construction
subcontracts requiring Contracting Officer consent, the consent file
shall include a copy of the approved NASA Form 1509 authorizing the
project.

5\. KSC 52.223-119 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING BUILDING MATERIALS (JAN 2002)

A.  Asbestos-Containing Building Materials (ACBM) are known to be
    present in facilities assigned under the scope of this contract. The
    Government will provide information regarding the location and
    quantity of known ACBM in NASA/KSC facilities to the facility tenant
    organizations through the JBOSC Environmental Health office.

B. Special requirements, coordination, and precautions will apply to any
work taking place under contracts that involves disturbance of ACBM.
Contractors whose contracts require work involving ACBM are required to
provide a written program for such work as part of its health and safety
plan which is consistent with the requirements of 29 CFR 1926.1101. The
contractor shall coordinate any such work involving ACBM with JBOSC
Environmental Health, SGS Fire Services, and any other resident
government or contractor organization whose employees may have access to
the work location.