[ATTACHMENT J-10]{.underline}

[INSTALLATION-PROVIDED SERVICES]{.underline}

**J-10 INTRODUCTION:**

**PURPOSE:** The following delineates the Installation Provided Services
(IPS) to be furnished by the Government at sites listed below. Since the
IPS is to be provided on a no-charge-for-use basis, the Contractor shall
make every effort to anticipate support requirements so the Government
may effect orderly scheduling and requisitioning of services to be
furnished hereunder.

**INSTRUCTIONS:**

1\. Requests for specific support to be furnished by the Government in
accordance with Clause G.12 and this Attachment shall be made by the
Contractor to the NASA Contracting Officer's Technical Representative.
The completion of any forms needed to obtain the services required shall
be accomplished by the Contractor.

2\. Services will be provided by the Government only within the confines
of statutory, regulatory, and contractual limitations and as may be
required for performance under this contract

3\. Any support not provided by the Government in this exhibit or
elsewhere in the contract will be the responsibility of the Contractor.

4\. The responsibilities of the Contractor are defined in the following:

\(a\) NFS 1852.245-71, Installation-Provided Government Property (MAR
1989) -- Alternate 1 (MAR 1989)

**ATTACHMENT J-10-A**

**INSTALLATION PROVIDED SERVICES**

**JOHNSON SPACE CENTER:**

10.1 The Installation Provided Services (IPS) to be provided at JSC are
encapsulated in the following:

\(a\) Clause: **[LIST OF INSTALLATION-PROVIDED SERVICES]{.underline}**

1\. [General]{.underline}

The Contractor is authorized use of the types of installation-provided
services listed below, to the extent they are available, at the Johnson
Space Center (JSC). Unless otherwise specifically provided or approved
by the Contracting Officer, services to be provided will be provided in
support of Contractor work which is performed both on site and off set.

As used herein, "on site" means within the physical boundaries of JSC,
the area it occupies and uses at Ellington Field, and buildings which
JSC directly leases near its physical site; "off set" refers to
Contractor facilities (leased or owned) in the Houston, Texas, area
(Harris and Galveston Counties). To the extent that the services
described below are designated as furnished "off set," they will in many
cases be physically performed on site at JSC (e.g., photography
services, fabrication services).

Requests for specific support to be furnished by the Government shall be
made by the Contractor to the Contracting Officer in accordance with the
current issue of JSCM 5151, "Support Contractor Handbook."

If the Contractor requests services which are not available or cannot be
made available from the Government to meet the Contractor's schedule
needs, the requesting document will be canceled and returned to the
Contractor. The Contractor will thereafter be responsible for acquiring
the needed services.

2\. [Services Which May Be Furnished]{.underline}

a\. [Audiovisual]{.underline}: Presentation services, sound services,
Release Print Film Library, Film Repository, and loan of audiovisual
equipment.

b\. [Cafeteria]{.underline}: Cafeteria privileges for Contractor
employees during JSC cafeteria normal operating hours.

c\. [Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Services (on site
only)]{.underline}: Generally, this includes access to large
general-purpose computer systems, workstations, and the accessing media;
i.e., terminals, printers, data communications, and consultation and
training in the use of said systems. Unless otherwise specified in the
contract, this does not include providing computer systems or ADP
services for the Contractor business management, accounting, and
administrative functions.

d\. [Communications]{.underline}: Telephones, Federal Telecommunication
System (FTS) 2000 communications, telegraphic and facsimile services, as
required, for official Government business. Direct distance dialing
cannot be authorized. JSC will provide commercial toll service only when
other service is not available. Such calls must be placed through the
JSC operator. The Contractor shall use Government telephones for
OFFICIAL PURPOSES ONLY.

e\. [Transportation Services]{.underline}

\(1\) Rigging and Heavy Lifting: For lifting of program hardware,
including flight and supporting hardware (on site only).

\(2\) Moving and Hauling: Moving services, such as moving and hauling
for office moves and movement of large equipment (on site only).

\(3\) Delivery: Delivery of supplies from the JSC Stores Stock Warehouse
to on-site and off-site locations.

\(4\) Travel and Transportation: Taxi and shuttle bus service for
Contractor employees within the parameters provided for Government
employees.

\(5\) Government Bills of Lading (GBL): GBL's for shipment of Government
property located on site and off set.

f\. [Disposal Services]{.underline}: Disposal services for excess
on-site and off-site Contractor-held/Government-owned property.

g\. [Fabrication Services]{.underline}: Fabrication services such as
machining, sheet metal and welding, electronics, metal finishing, model
and plastics, and precision cleaning.

h\. [Janitorial and Custodial]{.underline}: For Contractor personnel and
facilities (on site only).

i\. [Photography, Processing, and Closed-Circuit
Television]{.underline}: For technical and scientific photography,
photographic processing, photographic sciences, and closed-circuit
television.

j\. [Pickup and Delivery of Official Mail]{.underline}: Within the
Center and to and from the Albert Thomas Post Office, provided the mail
is properly sealed and stamped. Such mail will be picked up or dropped
from only one point as designated by JSC or, if preferred, JSC will
provide a box in the central mailroom for the Contractor to pick up and
deposit its mail.

k\. [Printing, Duplicating, and
Microfilming/Microreproduction]{.underline}: For official needs except
for payroll, accounting, and similar records.

l\. [Scientific and Technical Information (STI) Center]{.underline}: Use
of STI Center facilities and research material, loan of its documents,
and reference assistance. Classified information will be released only
after a "need-to-know" has been substantiated, the individual requesting
the information has been determined to be cleared to receive it, and
Contracting Officer approval has been obtained. Proprietary or
confidential business information will not be made available.

m\. [Graphic Services]{.underline}: General and technical illustration
work, including charts and graphs.

n\. [Security]{.underline}: For Contractor personnel and facilities (on
site only).

o\. [Calibration Services]{.underline}: For instruments, standards,
sensors, and measuring equipment for the physical sciences,
communications, electrical/electronic, and gas (analytical) analysis
fields.

p\. [JSC Analysis and Test Laboratory (JATL)]{.underline}: For
performing chemical and mechanical testing of externally treated
fasteners and metallic raw materials.

q\. [Emergency and Ambulance Service]{.underline}: For Contractor
personnel on duty, to the extent available (on site only).

r\. [Safety and Fire Protection]{.underline}: For Contractor personnel
and facilities (on site only).

s\. [First-Aid and Medical Treatment]{.underline}: For Contractor
personnel injuries or illnesses sustained during on-site duty. Cases
resulting in lost time (requiring absence during the individual's
following duty tour) or requiring extended treatment will not be
treated, and may be referred to the Contractor's designated physician.

t\. [Radiological]{.underline}: Advisory services, radiological safety
analyses, education, film badge service, radioactive waste disposal, and
licensing of radioactive materials.

u\. [Environmental Health]{.underline}: Advisory services, inspections,
and education in the fields of industrial hygiene and sanitation.

v\. [Maintenance]{.underline}: Equipment provided for on-site use.

w\. [Interactive Supply Management System]{.underline}: Access to and
use of this software system to aid in the requisitioning of supplies (on
site only).

(End of clause)

\(b\) Memorandum of Understanding and Standard Interface Plan Between
Center Operations and Directorate and Missions Operations Directorate.
(JSC 27049).

10.2 The following services are also provided:

\(a\) Welding services (includes machine work of various types,
cleaning, plating, and hydrostating).

(b) Handcontroller Lab Support (SIL). This lab stocks parts and services
    handcontrollers.

10.3 Government-Provided Russian Language and Logistics Services (RLLS)

The contractor is authorized use of the following RLLS in performance of
this contract or any subcontract entered into under this contract:

1.  Russian Translations

2.  Russian Interpretations

3.  Russian Language training

4.  Russian Logistics services (both in the U.S. and in Russia),
    including

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a.  Ground Services (e.g. airport pickup/drop-off, transportation
    between hotels and meeting locations)

b.  Meeting Services (e.g. coordination of schedules, agendas and
    protocols)

c.  Hotel Reservations at the Penta Hotel in Russia

d.  Visa Coordination

The Contracting Officer shall be promptly notified by the contractor
upon identification of a need for RLLS. The Contracting Officer shall
provide instructions as to the point of contact for submitting a request
for RLLS. Failure of the Government to provide adequate or timely RLLS
shall entitle the contractor to an equitable adjustment in all affected
contract terms and conditions, exclusive of any adjustment in fee. This
provision, including this flow-down requirement, shall be inserted in
all subcontracts where it is anticipated that RLLS may be necessary for
contract performance.

**ATTACHMENT J-10-B**

**INSTALLATION PROVIDED SERVICES**

**KENNEDY SPACE CENTER:**

**10.1 Hazardous Waste Management**

Services include hazardous and controlled waste handling, treatment,
collection, and disposal. Generators of waste shall contain, document,
and store waste for pickup and disposal by the Government.

**10.2 Printing and Micrographics**

Preparation and distribution of forms will be provided as well as
publications such as telephone directories and Public Affair materials.
Printing and micrographics requirements are provided through , the KSC
Print Plant and off-site Government Printing Office contract printing.

**10.3 Non-destructive Evaluation (NDE) Radiography**

NDE radiography testing services are provided. Real-time priority
requirements are normally supported within 2 hours (standard shift) to 4
hours (off-shift). All other NDE shall be performed by the contractor,
reference SOW paragraph 1.5.5.1.

**10.4 KSC Reference Standards**

KSC Reference Standards are maintained with traceability to the National
Institute of Standards and Technology and are provided to the contractor
for use in comparing the contractor's working standards.

**10.5 Range Safety Services**

Services include launch area and SRB impact area surveillance, Flight
Termination Systems, Command Destruct System, tracking sources,
compliance with weather constraints, Shuttle controllability
verification, toxic and blast requirements compliance, and Flight
Control Officer and Flight Director/Flight Dynamics Officer
communications.

**10.6 Launch Vehicle Ordnance**

Services include receipt, receiving inspection, delivery, storage,
shipment of explosives and pyrotechnic ordnance, inspection, and
kitting. The Government will also provide disposal of unserviceable or
damaged ordnance. (JOP 15E-3-15)

**10.7 CCAS Security**

Services include clearing and controlling personnel from the impact
limit line on CCAS property for Shuttle launches and security support
for Hangar AF SRB operations. Access control into Hangar AF includes one
security post for personnel entrance/exit into the hazardous area for a
two week period during SRB deservicing after each SRB recovery. Services
also include escort during transportation of critical flight hardware.

**10.8 Radar and Telemetry**

Services include C-band radar (launch, on-orbit, and landing) and
telemetry**(**launch).

**10.9 Xenon Light Support**

Services include the maintenance, testing, operation, and spares
provisioning of 20KW xenon lights at KSC and contingency landing sites.
Deployment at KSC is provided by the Government. The Contractor shall be
responsible for shipping xenon lights between KSC and the contingency
landing sites**.** (JOP 15E-3-12)

**10.10 Timing and Range Control**

Services include the O&M, quality assurance, engineering, repair, and
spares provisioning for the KSC Timing and Countdown, LC-39 Photo
Sequencer Control , SLF Photo Control System, and the Photo Optical
Control System. Support includes the O&M of LC-39 A & B camera blast
covers, cables, and mounts. The Government also provides system
operating parameters such as timing correlation signals, countdown
signals, and KSC/CCAS timing compatibility**.** (JOP 15E-3-32)

**10.11 Photography Support**

Services include motion picture, still, and video support for operations
and major milestones such as processing, launch, and landing. Support
includes visual image acquisition, processing, and distribution of the
documentary support for processing. (JOP 15E-3-3) Excluded from this
service is closeout photography which is the responsibility of the
Contractor.

**10.12 AF Weather Support**

Services include weather forecasting and real-time support for
Contractor operations such as: (JOP 15E-3-7)

a\. Mission support for launches and landings

b\. Toxic dispersion boundary limit predictions

c\. Rocket exhaust effluent dispersion prediction

d\. Hurricane forecasting

e\. Funnel cloud, storm warning

f\. O&M of all weather systems on KSC except LC-39 A & B

**10.13 Remote Site Tracking Network**

Services include seven separate D.O.D. ranges providing tracking
services to the Shuttle Program with an average of ten radars required
to support a Shuttle mission. The number of ranges involved along with
the number of radars varies to accommodate mission requirements.

**10.14 Holdown Post Load Calibration**

This calibration is performed in the LETF and provides data to be used
by the STS Loads Panel to determine the stress distribution in the SRM
aft skirts.

**10.15 SRM Lifting Beams and Associated Equipment Annual Proofload**
**Tests**

These annual load tests are performed on the 600 Ton test fixture
located in the LETF.

**10.16 Biomedical Laboratory**

Support for: OMIs S-0007, S-0028, and S-0017 and requirements generated
in the Connector Integrity Group (CIG) log; environmental and ecological
impacts; modeling of contamination in environmental media; review of
environmental impact checklist and facility siting submissions;
operation of the Environmental Evaluation Console, interpretation of the
outputs from the exhaust cloud prediction model, coordination of cloud
tracking photography, and development and distribution of "quick look"
and final reports; testing of the ECLESS potable water ,detection and
recovery of microorganisms, microbial surface and air sampling inside
the Orbiter; clinical laboratory support for the flight crew and the
prime crew contacts.

**10.17 Material Sciences Laboratory**

The Contractor may also submit task requests for mechanical, electrical
or electronic component failure analysis and material identification/
characterization and chemical process related anomalies. From the
Microchemical Analysis Branch (MAB), Failure Analysis and Materials
Evaluation Branch (FAMEB) and White Sands Test Facility services also
include material certification for use in GSE, Facilities, and systems
that are required to support the processing of flight hardware.

**10.18 Instrumentation and Controls Laboratory**

Services include support in the resolutions of hardware problems
relating to LPS and PMS transducers and signal conditioners through the
use of scientific, technological, and engineering approaches between the
laboratory, field, systems users, and manufacturer. Services related to
Landing Aids and Navaids enhancements will be provided at a level
consistent with current support at KSC through October 1998. Continued
support will be provided at a level consistent with current services at
KSC.

**10.19 Utilities**

Water, electricity, natural gas, propane, sewage treatment, and fuel oil
will be provided by the Government to the Contractor's assigned
facilities. Chilled water, high temperature hot water, and compressed
air are provided to the Contractor's assigned facilities by the
Government from the Utility Annex, Industrial Area Chiller Plant,
Hypergol Maintenance Facility Heat Plant, and the Central Heat Plant.

**10.20 Flight Crew Rescue**

Services include Orbiter Flight Crew Rescue for the Launch Pads (Modes
III and IV) during launch, the SLF (Mode VI) and KSC (Mode VII) during
launch and landing. The Pad Team responds to and aides in egress/rescue
of the Flight Crew, Close-out Crew, or any Red Crew that needs
assistance in the event of an emergency. The SAR Team aides in
egress/rescuing the Flight Crew at the SLF and within a 25 mile radius
of the SLF on KSC, excluding the ocean. The DOD provides sea rescue.

**10.21 Electromagnetic Measurement and Analysis (EMA)**

EMA services provided include electromagnetic compatibility, frequency
control and analysis, and payload re-radiation antenna system O&M and
test support. STS flow and landing support includes radar transponder
tests, press site RF surveillance, range command spectrum monitoring,
and communications/nav. aids spectrum monitoring.

**10.22 Life Support Maintenance**

Life support equipment and training will be provided by the Government.
The contractor is responsible for suiting of Contractor operators

**10.23 Runway/Aviation**

Services include O&M for the SLF (except landing aids and other
Contractor O&M responsibilities specified in Attachment 9) and operation
of the Landing Aids Control Building. The SLF is operational two shifts
per day, seven days per week with the control tower activated first
shift, five days per week. Additional operating hours are scheduled as
required to support Contractor activities.

**10.24 Railroad Operations**

Government provided services include the O&M of all railroad
locomotives, cars and equipment and the movement of all railroad cars on
KSC in support of Contractor operations, and in the event of any
unforeseen contingency movement or emergency evacuation of any RSRM
railcars from KSC property. Provided services also include maintaining
two specially constructed SRB component railcars identified as NLAX 170
and NLAX 171, for the exclusive use of the SRB Manufacturing, Assembly
and Refurbishment Project, including managing and funding all aspects of
the cross-country use.

25. **Communications Services**

Services provided by the Government:

1)  Audio services including administrative telephones and secure voice,
    Paging and Area Warning (P&AWS), operational voice (OIS, Astrocomm,
    TAL Site communications), radio systems (RF Comm) and voice
    recording systems.

2)  Video services including operational television (OTV), Broadband
    institutional television (BCDS), Video Audio Mastering System (VAMS)
    and public affairs television.

3)  Transmission services including T-Carrier, SONET, ATM, and wideband
    fiber optics (PCO).

4)  Institutional computer network services.

5)  

6)  5\) Cable plant support services including building premises wiring,
    inside and outside plant (fiber optic and copper cables). Timing and
    Countdown Systems support.

The following communications services will be provided for the ARF and
PRF Complexes on KSC:

1)  Provide maintenance for all telephones and telephone lines (outside
    and inside plant) throughout the ARF and PRF Complexes.

2)  Services shall be provided to maintain all TV, Data and P&AW up to
    the ARF Building Terminating Strips on the ground floor of the E&A
    Building and the Motor Control Center at the PRF.

3)  Services shall be provided to maintain the OIS system with the
    exception of the SRB Manufacturing Process OIS system.

4)  Services shall be provided to install and maintain BCDS systems
    throughout the ARF and PRF Complexes.

**10.26 Roads and Grounds**

Services provided include maintenance and repair of roads, ditches, and
water retention areas. Also included are trash collection and disposal,
pest control (interior and exterior of all facilities including the ARF
and PRF complexes, and mosquito fogging at the ARF and PRF complexes),
and mowing. Grass mowing at the ARF and PRF shall be outside the fence
perimeter and between the ARF north fence line and Schwartz Road.
Services include application of herbicide at the ARF and PRF perimeter
fence lines.

**10.27 Unified S-Band**

Services include Space Flight Tracking and Data Network (STDN)
communications support for spacecraft checkout, launch, ascent and
orbital phases of Shuttle Missions.

**10.28 SPECSINTACT**

Facility and facility system design specifications are maintained
current and provided to the Contractor in electronic form and hard copy.

**10.29 Firefighting**

The Government provides 24 hour/7 day firefighting capabilities for all
Contractor facilities and operations. Services include rescue, fire
prevention planning, and fire engineering. Fire alarms and suppression
systems maintenance is also provided by the Government except for
Contractor assigned firex and deluge systems. Fire alarms and Fire
Suppression systems at the ARF and PRF complexes are maintained by the
Contractor.

**10.30 KSC Security**

Services include perimeter control, traffic control, locksmith, badging,
PRP, ESS and all requirements for armed security. Positive internal
access control required by the Contractor is provided by the Contractor.

**10.31 Mail**

Routine mail and distribution services are provided once daily to all
Contractor offices. An on-site branch U.S. Post Office is provided with
full customer services, including remote stamp vending machines and mail
drops as well as mail transportation between KSC and Orlando
International Airport.

**10.32 Library**

Reference and loan materials are provided for information on basic and
applied research pertaining to aeronautics and space science technology.
Services include storage, retrieval, and dissemination of Contractor
requested materials.

**10.33 Janitorial**

Services include cleaning of offices, corridors, restrooms, conference
rooms, stairwells, lobbies, breakrooms, and food service areas, except
for the ARF and PRF Complexes.The contractor is responsible for cleaning
assigned operational/technical areas and clean rooms.

**10.34 Bus Service**

Bus service is provided on a weekday, first shift schedule between the
major areas of KSC and CCAS for use by all Contractor personnel

**10.35 Sandblast Shop**

Blasting and coating services are provided using a variety of blasting
media by NACE certified personnel. The Contractor will deliver items to
the sandblast shop for service.

**10.36 CLS Support**

Security services are provided at TAL sites for the planning, surveys,
and training of security personnel required for the protection of
Government property. In the event of a TAL site landing, security is
provided throughout the recovery/turnaround operations.

**10.37 Medical Support**

Services include a comprehensive Occupational Medicine and Environmental
Health Program (except the Contractor Environmental Health
responsibilities specified in the RFP), and environmental surveys.
Occupational Medicine includes Physical examinations, health education,
emergency medical treatment, employee assistance counseling, and medical
training. Environmental Health includes industrial hygiene health
physics, and sanitation and pollution control. (Reference KMI 1810.1)
Ambulance service to off site hospitals is provided as needed.

**10.38 Performance Oriented Packaging**

Services provided include maintenance and operation of a facility for
the testing of packaging to be used in the transport of hazardous
materials.

**10.39 Excess Property Disposal**

Services include the receipt and disposal of excess property for
Contractors and other Government organizations.

**10.40 KSC Computer Aided Engineering System**

Support from the Data Processing System (DPS)for data acquisition,
reduction, analysis, and historical storage of launch data, and from the
Engineering Analysis System (EAS) and Intergraph System (IGS) for
computational and graphics support in the disciplines of electrical,
mechanical, civil, electronics and architectural engineering will be
provided. This support will be provided at a level consistent with
current support at KSC through October 1997, after which time the
contractor may procure these services.

**10.41 Transportation Services**

Government Bills of lading (GBL): GBL\'s for shipment of Government
property located on site and off site.

**10.42 Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Facilities**

Services at CCAFS Facilities shall include janitorial, standby medical,
crane and power doors maintenance; building maintenance; lighting, HVAC,
and high and low voltage distribution.

**10.43 Pneumatics, Fluid and Gas**

Provide pneumatic services to maintain GN2 bottles at Hangar AF. Pickup
and delivery of fluid and gas shall be provided except breathing air and
commercial chemicals.

**10.44 Tool Crib**

Use of the KSC Tool Loan Services on an \"as available basis\" shall be
provided. Contractor shall furnish special tools.

**10.45 Heavy Equipment**

KSC heavy equipment shall be provided on an \"as available basis\".
Heavy equipment and generators, 30 kw and larger, require the contractor
sub‑authorization for operations.

**10.46 Communications**

Reserved

**10.47 General Services**

General services such as badging, locksmith services, food services, and
duty officer shall be provided.

**10.48 Computer Services**

The government will furnish computer services to the contractor for
required Solid Rocket Booster activities during the period of
performance of this Contract, including but not limited to the
following:

1\. Mainframe computer processing access.

a\) CRAY: Large finite element models (located at MSFC).

> b\) SAIL 1 VAX: Materials and Processes Industrial Composites System
> (MAPICS) for all SRB materials; mass properties analyses (located at
> MSFC).

c\) EADS: Post flight assessment (located at MSFC).

d\) Post flight assessment.

> e\) BLOC: Analog to digital telemetry data reduction for post flight
> assessment; workstation access for real-time shuttle flight assessment
> support.

2\. PSCN network services.

a\) RESERVED

b\) TCP/IP: Mail/enclosures and file transfers.

> c\) Data circuits: Transmission between MSFC and contractor SRB
> element , and between contractor SRB element locations at KSC,
> Huntsville, and other locations; corporate data processing; Still
> Video transmission.
>
> d\) Mail network access: Electronic mail connections to NASA and other
> prime contractors.
>
> e\) SMTD communications: Maintenance of protocols to interface with
> multiple mail systems.

f\) Video teleconferencing.

g\) NASA Select video signal input.

3\. RAIOS document repository.

a\) Document storage and imaging.

b\) Access to MSFC forms.

4\. SPDMS II

Access to Johnson Space Center trouble reports.

> 5\. MPCAS

Problem and corrective action items.

49. **SRB Element General**

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d.  For purposes of determining the available base support services from
    KSC or from the Joint Base Operations Support Contractor (JBOSC),
    the Contractor shall refer to the following referenced documents for
    SRB Element Base Support Services:

> SA45‑025‑91‑RK Letter (05/24/91)
>
> MSFC/KSC MOA, latest revision (07/02/91)

**Attachment J-10-C**

**Installation Provided Services**

**Marshall Space Flight Center**

In accordance with the Installation‑Provided Government Property clause
of this Contract, the Contractor is authorized use of the types of
property and services listed below, and to the extent they are
available, while on‑site at the NASA installation.

The responsibilities of the Contractor as contemplated by the
Installation-Provided Government clause are defined in the following:

1.  NFS 1852.245-71, Installation-Provided Government Property
    (MAR 1989) -- Alternate 1 (MAR 1989)

> a\. Office space, work area space, and utilities. The Contractor shall
> u se Government telephones for ***Official Purposes Only*.** Pay
> telephone stations are available for the convenience and use of
> employees in making unofficial calls, both local and long distance.

b\. General-and special-purpose equipment and special tooling, including
office furniture.

> 1\. Equipment to be made available to the Contractor for use in
> performance of this Contract on‑site and at such other locations as
> approved by the Contracting Officer is listed in Attachment J‑9C‑5.
> The Government retains accountability for this property under the
> Installation‑Provided Government Property clause, regardless of its
> authorized location.
>
> 2\. If the Contractor acquires property as a direct cost under this
> Contract, this property also shall become accountable to the
> Government upon its entry into the NASA Equipment Management System
> (NEMS) in accordance with the property-reporting requirements of this
> Contract.
>
> 3\. The Contractor shall not bring on‑site for use under this Contract
> any property owned or leased by the Contractor, or other property that
> the Contractor is accountable for under any other Government contract,
> without the Contracting Officer\'s prior written approval.

c\. Supplies from stores stock.

d\. Publications and blank forms stocked by the installation facilities.

e\. Safety and fire protection for Contractor personnel and facilities.

> f\. Installation service facilities in the following buildings: 4203,
> 4625, 4707, 4712, and 4759.
>
> g\. Medical treatment of a first‑aid nature for Contractor personnel
> injuries or illnesses sustained during on‑site duty. Physical
> examinations for certification as required by NASA/MSFC regulations.

h\. Cafeteria privileges for Contractor employees during normal
operating hours.

i\. Building maintenance for facilities occupied by Contractor
personnel.

> j\. Moving and hauling for office moves, movement of large equipment,
> and delivery of supplies. Moving services shall be provided on‑site,
> as approved by the Contracting Officer.

k\. Calibration and Metrology services for portable, commercial test
equipment.

l\. Photographic support services.

M. Day shift taxi for office personnel transportation around MSFC.

n\. Reproduction services for diazo reproduction of engineering prints.

o\. Base security services.

p\. Refuse Collection.

q\. Library. service as available at MSFC.

r\. On‑site mail service, limited to a single on‑site location.

> s\. Special Safety Equipment will be provided; however, personnel
> safety items, i.e., gloves, goggles, hats, coveralls, shoes, etc.,
> will not be Government-furnished.

t\. Janitorial services and supplies for the Government‑provided
facilities.

> u\. Electrical motors servicing and repairs, exclusive of controls.
>
> v\. Life Support Services per Contracting Officer Letter AP48
> (QZ‑0351‑91)TW dated July 12, 1991.

w.  Thermal vacuum chamber testing capability used for KU-Band testing
    and

> other potential logistics assets.

**ATTACHMENT J-10-D**

**INSTALLATION PROVIDED SERVICES**

##### WHITE SANDS TEST FACILITY

1.  Repair and/or testing of Logistics assets (hardware and components)
    for which the facility has been certified, including Thrusters, OMS
    Engines, OMS Tank, AC Motor and Manual Valves, Relief Valves, Burst
    Disks, Quad Check Valves, Hydrogen Recirculation Pumps, etc.

2.  Hardware/component compatibility testing for commodities including
    oxygen, hydrogen, N202, hypergolic, helium, etc.

**ATTACHMENT J-10-E**

**INSTALLATION PROVIDED SERVICES**

###### WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE

> 10.1 Pre-roll and Shearography testing for the orbiter tires.