**[PART III - SECTION J]{.underline}**

**[APPENDIX B]{.underline}**

[STATEMENT OF WORK]{.underline}

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[Table of Contents]{.underline}

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[1.0 General. 202](#general.)

[2.0 Laboratory Mission and Scope of Work.
203](#laboratory-mission-and-scope-of-work.)

[3.0 Science & Technology. 205](#science-technology.)

[3.1 Defense Programs. 205](#defense-programs.)

[3.1.1 Stewardship of United States Nuclear Weapons.
205](#stewardship-of-united-states-nuclear-weapons.)

[3.1.1.1 Stockpile Certification. 205](#stockpile-certification.)

[3.1.1.2 Stockpile Stewardship. 206](#stockpile-stewardship.)

[3.1.1.3 Research and Development (R&D).
208](#research-and-development-rd.)

[3.1.1.4 Support to Nuclear Weapons Complex (NWC) Production Mission.
209](#support-to-nuclear-weapons-complex-nwc-production-mission.)

[3.1.1.5 Nuclear Materials Management and Dismantlement.
210](#nuclear-materials-management-and-dismantlement.)

[3.1.1.6 Device Assembly Facility. 211](#device-assembly-facility.)

[3.1.1.7 Joint Actinide Shock Physics Experimental Research
211](#joint-actinide-shock-physics-experimental-research)

[3.1.1.8 Site 300 Operations. 211](#site-300-operations.)

[3.1.2 Inertial Confinement Fusion. 211](#inertial-confinement-fusion.)

[3.1.3 National Ignition Facility. 211](#national-ignition-facility.)

[3.1.4 Building 332 Plutonium Facility
212](#building-332-plutonium-facility)

[3.1.5 Long-Range Planning and Systems Integration.
212](#long-range-planning-and-systems-integration.)

[3.1.6 Stockpile and Infrastructure Transformation.
212](#stockpile-and-infrastructure-transformation.)

[3.1.6.1 Reliable Replacement Warheads (RRW)
212](#reliable-replacement-warheads-rrw)

[3.1.6.2 Closure of Site 300 212](#closure-of-site-300)

[3.1.6.3 Removal of Category I and II materials from LLNL
212](#removal-of-category-i-and-ii-materials-from-llnl)

[3.1.6.4 Closure of Building 332 213](#closure-of-building-332)

[3.2 Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation.
213](#defense-nuclear-nonproliferation.)

[3.2.1 Global Threat Reduction Programs.
213](#global-threat-reduction-programs.)

[3.2.2 Nonproliferation Research and Engineering.
213](#nonproliferation-research-and-engineering.)

[3.2.3 Nuclear Risk Reduction. 213](#nuclear-risk-reduction.)

[3.2.4 Nonproliferation and International Security.
214](#nonproliferation-and-international-security.)

[3.2.5 International Material Protection and Cooperation.
214](#international-material-protection-and-cooperation.)

[3.2.6 Fissile Materials Disposition.
214](#fissile-materials-disposition.)

[3.2.7 Nonproliferation, National Security and Verification Technology.
214](#nonproliferation-national-security-and-verification-technology.)

[3.2.8 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons
215](#nuclear-biological-and-chemical-weapons)

[3.2.9 National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC)
215](#national-atmospheric-release-advisory-center-narac)

[3.3 Science Programs. 215](#science-programs.)

[3.3.1 Basic Science Programs. 215](#basic-science-programs.)

[3.3.2 Fusion Energy Sciences. 215](#fusion-energy-sciences.)

[3.3.3 High Energy and Nuclear Physics.
216](#high-energy-and-nuclear-physics.)

[3.3.4 Lasers and Electro-Optics. 216](#lasers-and-electro-optics.)

[3.3.5 Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR).
216](#advanced-scientific-computing-research-ascr.)

[3.3.6 Atmospheric Research 216](#atmospheric-research)

[3.3.7 BioScience Research 216](#bioscience-research)

[3.4 Energy Technology Programs. 217](#energy-technology-programs.)

[3.4.1 High-Temperature Superconductivity.
217](#high-temperature-superconductivity.)

[3.4.2 Energy Supply. 217](#energy-supply.)

[3.4.3 Transportation and Infrastructure.
217](#transportation-and-infrastructure.)

[3.5 Environmental Technologies Development.
218](#environmental-technologies-development.)

[3.6 U.S. Department of Homeland Security Programs.
218](#u.s.-department-of-homeland-security-programs.)

[3.6.1 Forensic Science Center. 218](#forensic-science-center.)

[3.7 Work for Others. 218](#work-for-others.)

[3.8 Laboratory-Directed Research and Development.
218](#laboratory-directed-research-and-development.)

[3.9 Industrial Partnerships and Technology Transfer Programs.
219](#industrial-partnerships-and-technology-transfer-programs.)

[4.0 Laboratory Operations. 219](#laboratory-operations.)

[4.1 Security. 219](#security.)

[4.2 Environment, Safety and Health. 219](#__RefHeading___Toc134930803)

[4.3 Nuclear Safety 220](#nuclear-safety)

[4.4 Counterintelligence and Counter Terrorism.
220](#counterintelligence-and-counter-terrorism.)

[4.5 Emergency Operations. 221](#emergency-operations.)

[4.5.1 Emergency Management 221](#emergency-management)

[4.5.2 Emergency Response 221](#emergency-response)

[4.6 Environmental Management. 221](#environmental-management.)

[4.7 Facility Operations, Infrastructure, Design and Project Management.
221](#facility-operations-infrastructure-design-and-project-management.)

[4.7.1 Facility Operations and Infrastructure.
221](#facility-operations-and-infrastructure.)

[4.7.2 Facility Design and Project Management.
222](#facility-design-and-project-management.)

[4.8 User Facilities. 222](#user-facilities.)

[4.9 Waste Storage Facilities. 222](#waste-storage-facilities.)

[4.10 On-site Nuclear Material Transportation Activities.
222](#on-site-nuclear-material-transportation-activities.)

[5.0 Business Operations. 223](#business-operations.)

[5.1 Strategic Human Capital Management.
223](#strategic-human-capital-management.)

[5.2 Financial Management. 223](#financial-management.)

[5.3 Purchasing Management. 223](#purchasing-management.)

[5.4 Personal Property Management. 223](#personal-property-management.)

[5.5 Real Property Management. 224](#real-property-management.)

[5.6 Information Resources Management.
224](#__RefHeading___Toc134930822)

[5.7 Legal Affairs. 224](#legal-affairs.)

[6.0 Laboratory Management. 224](#laboratory-management.)

[6.1 Audits and Assessments. 225](#audits-and-assessments.)

[6.2 Community Support. 225](#community-support.)

[6.3 Science and Math Education. 225](#science-and-math-education.)

[6.4 Communications and Public Affairs.
225](#communications-and-public-affairs.)

[6.5 Other Administrative Services.
225](#other-administrative-services.)

[6.6 Training. 225](#training.)

[7.0 Reports and Other Deliverables.
226](#reports-and-other-deliverables.)

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### General. 

> Inasmuch as the assigned missions of the Lawrence Livermore National
> Laboratory (Laboratory) are dynamic, this Statement of Work (SOW) is
> not intended to be all-inclusive or restrictive, but is intended to
> provide a broad framework and general scope of the work to be
> performed at the Laboratory. This SOW does not represent a commitment
> to, or imply funding for, specific projects or programs. The National
> Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Department of Energy (DOE)
> work requirements are developed through strategic planning and program
> plans.
>
> The Contractor shall, in accordance with the provisions of this
> Contract, provide the resources, intellectual leadership and
> management expertise necessary and appropriate to: (1) manage and
> operate the Laboratory; (2) accomplish the missions assigned by the
> National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) to the Laboratory and
> perform work from other sponsors; (3) enhance and promote
> communications, cooperation, integration, and interdependency across
> the Nuclear Weapons Complex (Weapons Laboratories, Production Plants
> and Test Site) that will result in improvements in performance of the
> Nuclear Weapons Complex; and, (4) foster and strengthen the
> Laboratory's role as a lead participant in the nuclear weapons
> program; and (5) emphasize cross-site coordination with NNSA's other
> nuclear design laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory. The
> Contractor shall integrate performance of world-class science and
> technology with laboratory operations, business operations and
> laboratory management.
>
> Work under this Contract shall be conducted in a manner that will
> protect the environment; assure the safety and health of employees and
> the public; safeguard classified information; and, protect special
> nuclear material. In performing the Contract work, the Contractor
> shall assure and maintain: (1) that through its Management Systems,
> the products and services meet or exceed customer expectations,
> including using an integrated and effective Quality Assurance Program;
> (2) an earned-value management system for program activities and
> projects across the Laboratory to track progress and increase cost
> effectiveness of work activities; (3) integrated, resource-loaded
> plans and schedules to achieve program objectives and incorporate
> input from NNSA, DOE and stakeholders; (4)  sufficient technical depth
> to manage activities and projects throughout the life of a program;
> (5) appropriate technologies to reduce costs and improve performance;
> (6) a system of management and business internal controls to assure
> the safeguarding of government funds and assets; and, (7) Laboratory
> facilities to accomplish assigned missions.

### Laboratory Mission and Scope of Work. 

> The Contractor shall manage, operate, protect, sustain and enhance the
> Laboratory\'s ability to function as a NNSA Multi-Program Laboratory,
> while assuring accomplishment of the Laboratory's primary mission -
> strengthening the United States' security through development and
> application of world-class science and technology to enhance the
> nation's defense and to reduce the global threat from terrorism and
> weapons of mass destruction. The Contractor shall, with the highest
> degree of vision, quality, integrity and technical excellence,
> maintain a strong, multi-disciplinary scientific and engineering base
> responsive to scientific issues of national importance in addition to
> national security responsibilities, including broadly based programs
> in such areas as the environment, national infrastructure, health,
> energy, economic and industrial competitiveness, and science
> education. The scope of work of this Contract includes:

-   Providing research and development and scientific capabilities that
    enable safe nuclear explosive operations;

-   Fostering an environment of scientific skepticism and peer review of
    research programs;

-   Assuring the safety, security, reliability, and performance of the
    national nuclear weapons stockpile pursuant to national security
    policy and Presidential and Congressional directives;

-   Demonstrating design and development capabilities to support a
    Reliable Replacement Warhead strategy, and stockpile and complex
    transformation;

-   Providing scientific, engineering, and computational capabilities
    that support assessment, dismantlement, manufacturing, and
    refurbishment of the enduring stockpile at a number of sites;

-   Operating major facilities including the National Ignition Facility
    and the Device Assembly Facility that support broad national
    interests and users.

-   Ensuring the secure handling and safe disposition of plutonium,
    highly enriched uranium, and tritium;

-   Helping to deter, detect, and respond to the proliferation of
    weapons of mass destruction;

-   Conducting fundamental science research, nuclear energy development,
    and nuclear waste management technology in support of other DOE
    programs;

-   Contributing to civilian, Homeland Security, and industrial needs
    and other defense activities by using the scientific and technical
    expertise that derives from carrying out the Laboratory mission;

-   Advancing of science, mathematics, and engineering education;

-   Performing technology transfer and work for others including
    programs designed to enhance national competitiveness in the global
    economy;

-   Managing and operating the Laboratory facilities and infrastructure
    in an efficient, cost effective, and innovative manner;

-   Remediating and restoring the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
    sites;

-   Managing waste minimization, treatment, storage, and disposal of all
    wastes; and

-   Assisting the nuclear weapons complex in waste stabilization,
    storage and disposition technologies.

> The Contractor shall engage in the strategic and institutional
> planning necessary to assure that the Laboratory maintains a posture
> aimed at anticipating the national technical and scientific needs and
> is dedicated to providing practical solutions. The Contractor shall
> carry out these plans consistent with NNSA planning guidance and
> strategic planning material to assure uniformity with DOE and NNSA
> missions and goals. The Contractor shall also study and explore
> innovative concepts to minimize or mitigate possible national security
> threats, current and future.
>
> The Contract's Scope of Work activities are in support of scientific
> and technical programs sponsored by major NNSA and DOE organizations.
> Primary NNSA and DOE sponsors include:

-   Defense Programs

-   Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation

-   Emergency Operations

-   Infrastructure and Environment

-   Nuclear Safeguards and Security

-   Environmental Management

-   Science

-   Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology

-   Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

-   Fossil Energy

-   Intelligence

> Additionally, the Contractor will pursue other DOE and non-DOE science
> and technology initiatives that derive from the Laboratory missions
> and use the Laboratory's core competencies in nuclear weapons science
> and technology, earth and environmental science, nuclear and atomic
> physics, materials, bioscience and biotechnology, nuclear science,
> plasmas and beams, complex experimentation and measurements, theory,
> modeling, high-performance computing, and analysis and assessment.
>
> This SOW covers four general Performance Group activities critical to
> the Laboratory's management of corresponding programs, projects and
> processes. These Performance Groups are: Science & Technology,
> Laboratory Operations, Business Operations and Laboratory Management.

### Science & Technology.

> In support of major DOE sponsor organizations, the Laboratory is to
> serve as a national resource in science and engineering, focused on
> national security, energy, the environment, and bioscience, with
> special responsibility for nuclear weapons stockpile stewardship. The
> Laboratory will continue to use its multidisciplinary capabilities and
> apply its expertise to conduct research for the civilian and
> industrial sectors and conventional defense activities.

### Defense Programs.

> The Contractor shall support the NNSA's Defense Programs to ensure
> long-term safety, reliability and security of the nation's nuclear
> weapons stockpile. This includes support for the current stockpile and
> support for transformation activities leading to a future stockpile
> and infrastructure. The Contractor shall support Defense Programs in
> the development of an overall strategic plan and shall execute the
> plan as it pertains to the Laboratory. The Defense Programs strategic
> plan integrates programmatic work to maximize scientific and technical
> work accomplishment, to minimize duplication between programs and
> sites while providing for major investments in facilities.

### Stewardship of United States Nuclear Weapons.

> The Contractor shall support the science-based Stockpile Stewardship
> Program that underpins the technical basis for designing and
> certifying the safety, security and reliability of all nuclear weapons
> in the United States stockpile. In addition, this Program sets all
> technical specifications for manufacturing and surveillance operations
> as well as for maintenance activities conducted by the Department of
> Defense (DOD).

### Stockpile Certification.

The Contractor shall provide elements of Stockpile Certification to
include the following:

> 1\. Laboratory Director's annual assessment of the stockpile;
>
> 2\. A nuclear weapons quality control and stockpile evaluation program
> to detect defects and determine their effect on safety, security and
> reliability of the stockpile; support joint Department of Defense
> (DOD)/NNSA weapons system testing; perform reliability assessments and
> calculations; prepare reliability reports for all Laboratory assigned
> nuclear weapons in the stockpile; and

3.  Continue technical support, and military liaison and training
    programs for the DOD in support of Laboratory assigned nuclear
    weapons in the stockpile.

### Stockpile Stewardship.

> The Contractor shall meet the near-term scientific and technical
> demands of the Laboratory's stockpile stewardship goals while
> strengthening its longer-term, technical, capability-based deterrent
> posture. Under this Program, the Contractor shall conduct the
> fundamental research, the development of physical models, the
> integration of these models into computer simulation codes, the
> experimental validation, and the engineering that are required to
> maintain the stockpile in a safe, secure and reliable manner. The
> Contractor shall provide technical specifications, engineering
> drawings and releases that direct planned and corrective activities
> both by NNSA production activities and by the DOD depots that support
> warhead and bomb component weapon manufacturing, maintenance, assembly
> and surveillance operations. The Program relies on three
> interconnected areas of surveillance activity which examine and
> diagnose aging phenomena in stockpile weapons, assess physical
> observations by calculations and experiments to evaluate safety and
> performance, and develop responses to assessments to provide the basis
> for continued stockpile certification and reliability assurance. These
> three areas are: (1) simulation codes and computational resources; (2)
> surveillance and surety; and (3) scientific capabilities, experiments
> and tests:

1.  Simulation Codes and Computational Resources

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A.  Support the design, development and engineering stockpile life-cycle
    acquisition phases with modeling and simulation activities;

B.  Develop high-performance computing and computational simulations to
    validate and certify the safety, reliability, and performance of the
    nuclear package in the absence of nuclear testing;

C.  Conduct stockpile assessment of nuclear weapons components and the
    analysis of surveillance findings through the use of nuclear weapon
    simulation codes, computational resources, full-scale flight tests,
    and experiments;

D.  Participate in the Advanced Simulation and Computing program to
    enable model-and simulation-based life-cycle engineering that meets
    the NNSA vision for responsiveness; and

E.  Archive previously recorded nuclear weapons data for assessment of
    stockpile weapons systems and improving models and codes.

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A.  Participate in the Enhanced Surveillance Campaign to develop a
    capability to predict age-related phenomena in stockpile warheads
    and provide enhanced diagnostic tools;

B.  Conduct core stockpile surveillance to evaluate safety, security,
    and reliability of the stockpile and develop design changes to
    correct findings; and

C.  Evaluate current and develop new surety technology to address the
    safety, security, and control of nuclear warheads that extend over
    the entire weapons life cycle.

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A.  Improve the scientific basis for stockpile assessment through a
    balanced experimental and theoretical approach. This includes
    maturing scientific tools and capabilities that address fundamental
    questions relating to the stockpile;

B.  Conduct experiments including hydrodynamic tests at Site 300 and the
    Nevada Test Site that provide non-nuclear testing capability to
    address the functionality and safety of the nuclear weapon primary;

C.  Develop high-energy density physics and inertial fusion ignition to
    provide nuclear reaction information relevant to the nuclear portion
    of warhead performance, and lead the development of high-energy
    density physics and inertial fusion for stockpile applications and
    for other national science and technology applications;

D.  Conduct experiments at the Nevada Test Site, consistent with U.S.
    policy, to validate models and codes that expand knowledge of
    dynamic properties of nuclear materials and reduce the need for
    underground nuclear tests;

E.  Participate in the Stockpile Readiness, High Explosives
    Manufacturing and Weapon Assembly/Disassembly Readiness, Non-nuclear
    Readiness, and Tritium Readiness campaigns which are designed to
    reestablish, maintain, and enhance manufacturing and other
    capabilities needed for the future production of weapons components
    for both the near-term Life Extension Programs and the Reliable
    Replacement Warhead Program; and

F.  Activities necessary to maintain nuclear underground test readiness
    according to defined National timelines.

### Research and Development (R&D).

> The Contractor shall develop R&D program plans, in conjunction with
> and approved by NNSA, for nuclear weapons R&D activities, and perform
> nuclear weapons R&D in accordance with the program plans. The
> Contractor shall explore and document nuclear weapons technology and
> systems concepts and perform and document feasibility studies and
> engineering development of nuclear weapons to meet NNSA and DOD
> mission requirements. The Contractor shall perform and document R&D to
> support the NNSA technology base and engineering that will assure
> nuclear competency and effectively support the varied demands of
> nuclear weapon activities and enhance the ability to anticipate
> significant scientific or technological advances that impact national
> security. The Contractor shall provide R&D and engineering support
> related to international mutual defense agreements.
>
> The Contractor shall maintain state-of the art technologies and
> capabilities to support high-performance computing, modeling, and
> simulation; communications; and information management. The Contractor
> shall participate in the Advanced Simulation and Computing Campaign
> and other associated research on complex and large-scale national
> problems in computational science.

### Support to Nuclear Weapons Complex (NWC) Production Mission.

> The Contractor shall provide technical support to the NNSA at nuclear
> weapon production sites. The Contractor shall support the NWC
> production sites by:

1.  Developing, maintaining and providing specialized manufacturing
    technologies and expertise to support production of systems and
    components. This includes providing technical support in developing
    and implementing necessary tooling and procedures to perform
    production that meets Seamless Safety for the 21st Century (SS-21)
    standards;

2.  Developing and providing engineering, testing and production process
    development guidance for systems and components.;

3.  Designing, developing, and certifying systems and components to
    support assigned activities for Life Extension Programs and Reliable
    Replacement Warhead Program;

4.  Performing all life cycle management responsibilities in design,
    engineering development, component acceptance and stockpile
    certification to support weapon alterations, modifications,
    refurbishments and replacements;

5.  Evaluating weapon response to hazard analysis scenarios in support
    of the SS-21 activity;

6.  Participating in the development of the Documented Safety Analyses
    to support safe operations at the Pantex Plant;

7.  Providing development of specialized facility criteria; recommending
    and managing R&D and testing for emerging technologies;

8.  Providing technical support and independent technical oversight for
    needed physical rearrangements;

9.  Establishing testing and acceptance criteria; participating in
    approval of test procedures and results;

10. Contributing to the development of training requirements;

11. Supporting the implementation of steps that support the NNSA
    responsive infrastructure vision that supports the complex of the
    future; and

12. Providing the necessary documentation for the items listed above to
    support nuclear weapons production.

### Nuclear Materials Management and Dismantlement. 

> The Contractor shall conduct a Nuclear Materials and Stockpile
> Management Program. The Contractor shall support the following
> activities of that program:

1.  Stockpile evaluation;

2.  Weapons dismantlement and component disassembly including weapon
    component material characterization, material disposition processes;

3.  Safety analysis of disassembly techniques and tools;

4.  Providing prescriptions and technical assistance for nuclear
    materials recovery and reuse, storage, processing, and disposition;

5.  Residue elimination, waste minimization, and environmental and
    mixed-waste management;

6.  Test-component remanufacture;

7.  Materials characterization; site cleanup and materials
    stabilization;

8.  Contamination control;

9.  Health and safety issues;

10. Operating highly specialized facilities that are key to Laboratory
    efforts in this program; and,

11. Providing support to NNSA for stabilizing nuclear materials and
    overseeing a core technology program that will improve the
    understanding of underlying material interactions.

### Device Assembly Facility. 

> The Contractor shall operate the Device Assembly Facility (DAF)
> located at the Nevada Test Site and conduct research and support
> activities related to NNSA's Stockpile Stewardship Program, including
> test readiness and assembly of subcritical experiments at the
> facility.

### Joint Actinide Shock Physics Experimental Research

> In cooperation with the Nevada Test Site Contractor, operate the Joint
> Actinide Shock Physics Experimental Research (JASPER) gas gun to
> conduct research in material physics.

### Site 300 Operations. 

> The Contractor shall operate the Site 300 to support hydrodynamic
> testing and other experiments in accordance with program plans
> approved by the NNSA.

### Inertial Confinement Fusion. 

> The Contractor shall conduct an inertial confinement fusion program
> that maintains United States leadership in high energy density
> physics. This includes achieving ignition and using ignition
> facilities to gather information relevant to stockpile stewardship.
> The program of ignition is a national effort that depends on
> cooperation and collaboration with multiple NNSA contractors and
> includes major experimental activities at the National Ignition
> Facility (NIF) and other NNSA sites. As part of this effort, the
> Contractor will participate as a leading member of a national team
> that supports all aspects of the national program; including target
> physics, target fabrication, diagnostics, experimental planning, and
> any other activities necessary to achieve the ignition program goals.

### National Ignition Facility. 

> The Contractor shall complete construction of NIF. The NIF is a
> Laboratory micro fusion experimental facility for defense and civilian
> applications. The Contractor shall operate the NIF (i) to conduct
> science-based stockpile stewardship experiments for the purpose of
> simulating, analyzing, and validating the safety, reliability, and
> performance of nuclear weapons in the absence of nuclear testing; and
> (ii) for the national user community to support research and
> simulation in high-energy density physics, atomic and nuclear physics,
> fusion energy, and astrophysics as well as other defense and civilian
> applications.

### Building 332 Plutonium Facility

> The Contractor shall conduct research and development on Special
> Nuclear Material and operate Building 332 Plutonium Facility
> consistent with the current Authorization Agreement, including any
> revisions.

### Long-Range Planning and Systems Integration. 

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> The Contractor shall support Sandia National Laboratories in the
> long-range planning and systems integration activities for the Nuclear
> Weapons Complex. This will include independent research, trade-off
> studies, cost analyses, systems analyses.

### Stockpile and Infrastructure Transformation. 

> The Contractor shall support NNSA's transformation plans to reduce the
> nuclear weapons stockpile and NWC infrastructure, NWC infrastructure
> modernization, and to also achieve efficiencies and savings from
> improved methods, modern technologies, and adoption of modern
> management systems and techniques. Transformation of the NWC may
> involve NNSA assigning work from its NNSA's laboratories, production
> plants, or Test Site to the Contractor or reassigning work from the
> Contractor to another NWC contractor in order to capitalize on
> integration and interdependencies within the NWC.

### Reliable Replacement Warheads (RRW)

> The Contractor shall support NNSA initiatives in partnership with the
> Department of Defense to transform the nuclear stockpile through
> design and development of RRWs.

### Closure of Site 300

> If directed by NNSA, the Contractor shall support the closure of Site
> 300.

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### Removal of Category I and II materials from LLNL

> If directed by NNSA, the Contractor shall plan for and implement the
> elimination of Category I and II materials from LLNL consistent with
> the availability of repository sites, but no later than 2014, while
> preserving the materials skills for Category III and below.

### Closure of Building 332

> If directed by NNSA, the Contractor shall support the removal of
> Special Nuclear Material and closure of Building 332 Plutonium
> Facility in accordance with NNSA direction.

### Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation.

> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to detect,
> deter, prevent and respond to proliferation of weapons of mass
> destruction worldwide.

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### Global Threat Reduction Programs. 

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to reduce
> inventories of weapons-useable nuclear materials and dangerous
> radiological materials, including: (1) converting U.S. and foreign
> research reactors to the use of low enriched uranium fuel or other
> proliferation-resistant technologies, (2) repatriating Highly Enriched
> Uranium and Low Enriched Uranium to countries of origin for secure
> storage, disposition or blend-down, and (3) securing, transporting,
> storing or dispositioning radiological materials.

### Nonproliferation Research and Engineering. 

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to develop
> advanced remote sensing, monitoring and assessment technologies to
> address the most challenging problems related to detection, location,
> and analysis of global proliferation of nuclear weapon technology, and
> the diversion of special nuclear materials. This includes detecting
> and identifying emanations, effluents, and other distinctive
> signatures of potential nuclear weapons research and development
> efforts.

### Nuclear Risk Reduction.

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to eliminate
> surplus inventories of weapons-useable materials, including materials
> from dismantled weapons and production reactors and facilities, to
> support verification of international agreements, and to strengthen
> foreign and international efforts to respond effectively to nuclear
> emergencies.

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### Nonproliferation and International Security.

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to support the
> application and strengthening of international nuclear safeguards,
> support United States (U.S.) Government negotiations and policy
> analysis, strengthen U.S. and allied export control diplomacy and
> policy development, improve workforce transition and scientist
> engagement efforts around the world, improve regional and
> international security, permit intelligence monitoring and arms
> control treaty verification, strengthen global controls on nuclear
> materials and weapons, protect nuclear materials from theft or
> diversion, assess foreign Weapons of Mass Destruction programs, and
> develop tools and techniques to encourage proliferation-resistant fuel
> cycle technologies.

### International Material Protection and Cooperation.

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to secure
> nuclear weapons and materials in Russia and other weapons states,
> including both military and civilian facilities, support the blenddown
> of excess weapons-useable Highly Enriched Uranium to Low Enriched
> Uranium, deploy radiation detection monitors at strategic border
> crossings and transit points, and to expand the capacity of other
> countries to properly secure their nuclear weapons and materials.

### Fissile Materials Disposition.

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> The Contractor shall develop and apply the science and technology, and
> perform appropriate related analytical tasks required to eliminate
> surplus plutonium and Highly Enriched Uranium.

### Nonproliferation, National Security and Verification Technology.

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> The Contractor shall conduct a nonproliferation, national security,
> treaty verification technology program, and dismantlement verification
> program; including the development of methods for
> detection/verification of underground nuclear testing and of
> undeclared enrichment and reprocessing activities. The Contractor
> shall perform R&D for nuclear security, nonproliferation of weapons of
> mass destruction (nuclear, chemical and biological, and of missile
> delivery systems), and treaty verification technologies. This can
> include the application of remote sensing, monitoring and assessment
> technology to identify emanations, effluents, and other distinctive
> signature of potential nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons
> efforts, as well as to the detection of nuclear explosions and other
> national security applications. The Contractor shall perform and
> assist with the application of security technology to international
> nuclear materials and weapons protection.

### Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons

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> The Contractor shall apply science and engineering technologies to
> reduce the threat of nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical
> weapons proliferation and terrorism. The Contractor shall provide a
> scientific and technological knowledge base in chemistry and materials
> science to support security needs, and development of new areas for
> science based stockpile stewardship, NIF, and other programs.

### National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC)

> The Contractor shall conduct operational and research activities for
> the National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC). NARAC is the
> national capability for emergency response assistance following the
> release of radioactive or toxic materials into the atmosphere
> resulting from accidents at nuclear reactors or in nuclear weapons
> handling and transport, and industrial or transportation releases in
> the United States**.**

### Science Programs.

### Basic Science Programs.

> The Contractor shall conduct research in the areas of materials
> sciences, chemistry, and geosciences, providing knowledge essential to
> defense, energy efficiency, industrial competitiveness, engineering
> sciences, atomic physics, computational sciences, biological sciences,
> nanoscience, and other areas of national interest, including
> scientifically tailored materials and mathematics, and advancing the
> state of science for the benefit of DOE/NNSA.

### Fusion Energy Sciences.

> **3.3.2.1** The Contractor shall conduct modest scale experimental,
> theoretical, and technological studies to advance plasma science,
> fusion science, and fusion technology.

2.  The Contractor shall conduct an inertial confinement fusion program
    to understand the science and develop the technology of inertial
    confinement fusion with the goal of demonstrating controlled
    thermonuclear fusion ignition and energy gain.

3.  The Contractor shall conduct a magnetic fusion energy program that
    advances the physics and technologies required for magnetic fusion
    and that advances international cooperation in magnetic fusion
    energy to share the cost and technical risks of large-scale fusion
    devices.

### High Energy and Nuclear Physics.

> The Contractor shall conduct high energy and nuclear physics research
> involving experimental and theoretical programs in nuclear and
> particle physics.

### Lasers and Electro-Optics.

> The Contractor shall conduct research in lasers and electro-optics
> technologies for astronomical imaging, and other defense and civilian
> needs.

### Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR).

> The Contractor shall conduct the ASCR program by supporting research
> in applied mathematics, computer science and high-performance networks
> and providing high-performance computational and networking resources.

### Atmospheric Research

> The Contractor shall conduct research on climate and atmospheric
> processes in the study of human effects on global climate including a
> program for climate model diagnosis and intercomparison that studies
> atmospheric models to diagnose and improve the predictive credibility
> of climate models.

### BioScience Research

> The Contractor shall conduct research supporting bioscience,
> biodefense, biotechnology and health of the nation. The Contractor
> provides support to study the consequences of adverse environments on
> living systems, DNA mutations, understanding the role in reducing
> health risks from environmental exposures such as radiation,
> improvements in technology for human health care diagnoses such as
> cancer, biological pathogens, and toxins.

### Energy Technology Programs.

> The Contractor shall conduct research and studies to address national
> energy needs in fundamental areas including integrated chemical and
> materials processing, energy supply and the environment, and
> transportation and infrastructure.

### High-Temperature Superconductivity.

> The Contractor shall develop practical high-temperature,
> high-current-density superconductors and form partnerships with U.S.
> industry to expedite the development of commercially feasible
> high-temperature superconductor technology.

### Energy Supply.

The Contractor shall conduct research that addresses energy supply
issues by applying capabilities in the areas of exploration, reservoir
modeling, integrated assessments, and environmental transport. The
Contractor shall support DOE/NNSA's efforts in the broad areas of energy
efficiency, renewable energy, fossil energy, and nuclear energy.

### Transportation and Infrastructure.

> The Contractor shall conduct research, development, and demonstration
> of alternative and advanced energy programs including fuel cell and
> hydrogen production, delivery, and storage technologies to accelerate
> the introduction of these technologies into the transportation sector.

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### Environmental Technologies Development.

> The Contractor shall apply scientific and engineering capabilities to
> develop new technologies for timely, cost-effective, and comprehensive
> solutions for local, regional, and global environmental problems. This
> includes waste management, environmental stewardship, and
> environmental resource problems. This also includes new approaches to
> treatment, disposal, storage, and reduced generation of waste and the
> safety, security, reliability and sustainability of environmental
> resources, technologies, engineered systems, and public policies to
> produce, deliver and use the resources where needed. The Contractor
> shall apply, with Contracting Officer approval, capabilities to waste
> management, environmental restoration, and facility stabilization
> problems at the Laboratory, within the NNSA Nuclear Weapons Complex
> and other locations.

### U.S. Department of Homeland Security Programs.

> The Contractor shall make Laboratory resources available and perform
> work for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

### Forensic Science Center.

> The Contractor shall enhance the disciplines of forensic
> science/chemical and material sciences by conducting a program of
> research and development in advanced analytic methods and shall
> provide forensic support to investigations conducted by the domestic
> law enforcement, counter terrorism, intelligence, and regulatory
> agencies as well as support to the Organization on the Prohibition of
> Chemical Weapons (OPCW).

### Work for Others.

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> The Contractor shall conduct a Work for Others (WFO) Program, as
> approved by the Contracting Officer. Some of the major WFO sponsors
> include DOD, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National
> Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, the Department
> of State, non- federal entities, local and state governments, and
> academia.

### Laboratory-Directed Research and Development.

> The Contractor shall conduct an NNSA approved Laboratory Directed
> Research and Development program that encourages multidisciplinary,
> multidivisional, and innovative research on complex scientific and
> engineering problems and on individual basic and applied research
> projects to enhance the core capabilities and competencies required to
> fulfill the Laboratory's missions.

### Industrial Partnerships and Technology Transfer Programs.

> The Contractor shall, as approved by the Contracting Officer,
> establish industrial partnerships that transfer new technologies from
> the Laboratory to public and private sector collaboration and make
> available to private industry the unique capabilities of the
> Laboratory in order to enhance the Laboratory\'s ability to meet
> mission requirements and improve the industrial competitiveness and
> national security of the U.S.

### Laboratory Operations.

> The Contractor shall operate the Laboratory to; function as a NNSA
> multi-program laboratory, provide the infrastructure and support
> activities, and support the accomplishment of the Laboratory's
> missions.

### Security.

> The Contractor shall conduct a security program that fosters
> an institutionalized security conscious culture that performs work
> securely and assigns unambiguous roles, responsibilities, authorities,
> and accountability while integrating excellence in safeguards and
> security into all Laboratory activities. The Contractor shall support
> NNSA and DOE overarching security initiatives such as (1) the study of
> alternative contracting arrangements for the protective force
> including the feasibility of a single protective force unit for LLNL
> and Sandia National Laboratories - California; and (2) security
> technology deployment efforts including the ARGUS complex-wide
> deployment.

### Environment, Safety and Health.

> The Contractor shall conduct an Environment, Safety and Health (ES&H)
> program that (1) achieves an institutionalized ES&H conscious culture
> that embraces Conduct of Operations and allows work to be performed
> safely, (2) assigns unambiguous roles, responsibilities, authorities,
> develops appropriate work controls and ensures accountability for the
> performance of work in a manner that ensures protection of workers,
> the public and the environment, and (3) integrates excellence in ES&H
> into all Laboratory activities. Through an Integrated Safety
> Management System, ES&H management processes, formal work control and
> work performance processes, the Contractor shall ensure the safe
> performance of all Laboratory work. The Integrated Safety Management
> System shall be applied to all Contractors, including subcontractors
> or other entities' activities conducted at the Laboratory.
>
> The Contractor shall conduct a hazard categorization and analysis
> process, a startup and restart process, as well as a safety
> authorization basis process for non-nuclear facilities that
> includes approval by the Contracting Officer for moderate hazard
> facilities/operations and high hazard facilities/operations. The
> Contractor shall ensure implementation of a formal ES&H performance
> based self-assessment process addressing both ES&H program and line
> management implementation that is (1) risk based and has the requisite
> depth, breadth, rigor and defensibility, (2) conducted with the
> appropriate subject matter expertise, (3) performance and behavior
> based, and (4) tied to an institutional issues management program that
> ensures closure of findings and opportunities for improvement.
>
> The Contractor shall cooperate with worker health studies conducted by
> other Federal agencies and contract researchers under NNSA/DOE
> sponsorship.

### Nuclear Safety

> The Contractor shall conduct a safety management system addressing
> nuclear safety requirements including: (1) achieving an
> institutionalized nuclear safety conscious culture that embraces
> Conduct of Operations and allows work to be performed safely, (2)
> assigning unambiguous roles, responsibilities, authorities, developing
> appropriate work controls and ensuring accountability for the
> performance of work in a manner that ensures protection of workers,
> the public and the environment, (3) integrating excellence in nuclear
> safety into all appropriate Laboratory activities, (4) using a robust
> safety authorization basis process, (5) using system engineering and
> configuration management of structures, systems and components
> important to safety, (6) assuring quality, (7) stabilization and
> disposition of nuclear materials, and (8) startup and restart of
> nuclear facilities.
>
> The Contractor shall also conduct activities in accordance with those
> DOE commitments to the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB)
> contained in Secretary of Energy's implementation plans and other DOE
> correspondence to the DNFSB. The Contractor shall support, as directed
> by the Contracting Officer, preparation of DOE responses to DNFSB
> issues and recommendations accepted by the Secretary of Energy which
> affect Contract work. The Contractor shall fully cooperate with the
> DNFSB and provide access to facilities, information and Contractor
> personnel. The Contractor shall maintain a document process consistent
> with the DOE Manual on interfacing with the DNFSB. The Contractor
> shall ensure that subcontractors adhere to these requirements.

### Counterintelligence and Counter Terrorism.

> The Contractor shall conduct a comprehensive counterintelligence and
> counter terrorism program to assess, detect and deter foreign
> intelligence, espionage, and international terrorist threats to the
> personnel, facilities, and technologies within the Contractor's
> purview.

### Emergency Operations.

### Emergency Management

> The Contractor shall conduct an emergency management program that
> encompasses all laboratory activities and includes planning,
> preparedness, response, and readiness assurance as well as an
> emergency occurrence notification and reporting system, and operation
> of an Emergency Operations Center (which includes support to the
> County of Alameda).

### Emergency Response

> The Contractor shall maintain emergency response capabilities for
> local, regional, and national missions to include a Radiological
> Assistance Program and support to the NNSA Nuclear Emergency Support
> Team, and the Accident Response Group in the areas of nuclear weapons
> expertise, nuclear weapons surety, atmospheric modeling and
> projections, consequence management, radiation monitoring and
> sampling, dose assessment, radiation protection, sample processing and
> analysis, environment, safety, and health, waste management,
> transportation, and other areas requiring specialized planning,
> training, and response to nuclear weapons accidents or incidents.

### Environmental Management.

> For all work performed at the Laboratory or Nevada Test Site, the
> Contractor shall: (1) conduct environmental restoration activities,
> including characterization and remediation, in accordance with
> regulatory and enforceable agreements requirements and milestones (2)
> conduct environmental compliance activities, including management of
> cultural resources, threatened and endangered species and their
> habitats, designated critical habitats, and National Environmental
> Policy Act (NEPA), in accordance with programmatic agreement
> requirements and milestones, biological opinions, and federal
> regulations; (3) manage waste and facilities to support Laboratory
> missions including treatment, storage, and disposal of solid,
> hazardous, mixed, and radioactive wastes; (4) decontaminate and
> decommission facilities and infrastructure; (5) coordinate and
> implement waste minimization and pollution prevention initiatives; and
> (6) implement International Organization for Standards (ISO) 14001:
> 2004, and any revisions.

### Facility Operations, Infrastructure, Design and Project Management.

### Facility Operations and Infrastructure.

> The Contractor shall manage Government-owned facilities and
> infrastructure using a performance-based approach to real property
> life-cycle asset management to perform overall integrated planning,
> acquisition, maintenance, operations, upgrades, and management of
> Government-owned, Contractor leased or controlled facilities and
> infrastructure, and real property accountable to the Laboratory.
> Facility and infrastructure planning and performance shall be
> documented in a Ten-Year Comprehensive Site Plan that is updated
> annually, for review and approval by the Contracting Officer, and
> covers a ten-year planning horizon. The Contractor's maintenance
> management program shall: (1) promote and continuously improve
> operational safety, environmental protection and compliance, property
> preservation and cost effectiveness, (2) ensure continuity and
> reliability of operations, fulfillment of program requirements and
> protection of life and property from potential hazards, and (3) ensure
> the overall facility condition will continuously improve over the
> period of performance.

### Facility Design and Project Management.

> The Contractor shall use a resource loaded Earned-Value Project
> Management System across the Laboratory. The Contractor shall provide
> design and risk analysis, value engineering, configuration management,
> conceptual designs, preliminary designs, material testing, and
> surveying in support of engineering designs; final designs and
> construction drawings; and as-built drawings pursuant to construction
> inspections, surveying, and material testing services for activities
> supporting NNSA and its programmatic customers.

### User Facilities.

> The Contractor shall manage all Laboratory User Facilities. The
> Contractor shall make available and encourage use of Laboratory
> research facilities designated by NNSA as Technology Deployment
> Centers or User Facilities by the U.S. industry, universities,
> academia, other laboratories, state and local governments, and the
> scientific community in general. Contracting Officer approval is
> required prior to entering into any user agreement. Such centers and
> facilities consist of physical facilities, equipment, instrumentation,
> scientific expertise and necessary operational personnel.

### Waste Storage Facilities.

> The Contractor shall conduct storage activities and operate the waste
> storage facilites consistent with the current Authorization Agreement
> and any revisions.

### On-site Nuclear Material Transportation Activities. 

> The Contractor shall conduct on-site nuclear material transportation
> activities safely, securely, and efficiently, consistent with the
> current Authorization Agreement and any revisions.

### Business Operations.

> The Contractor shall manage and administer a system of internal
> controls for all business and administrative operations. Management of
> the Laboratory business and administrative operations shall include
> integrating common systems of internal controls across the Laboratory
> and implementing business processes that are risk-based,
> cross-functional, cost effective, optimize and streamline operations,
> increase efficiency and enhance productivity.

### Strategic Human Capital Management.

> The Contractor shall maintain a strategic human capital management
> system to attract and retain a world class workforce and promote
> workforce diversity. This system shall promote workforce excellence by
> attracting and retaining a world class science and technology
> workforce and by ensuring maintenance of critical skills for the
> nuclear weapons program and limiting the number and duration of
> vacancies in positions requiring critical skills while optimizing
> direct to indirect employee ratios. The Contractor shall conduct
> comprehensive pre-employment screening as part of its strategic human
> capital management system.

### Financial Management.

> The Contractor shall maintain a financial management system that is
> integrated with NNSA's financial management system and provides sound
> financial stewardship and public accountability. The overall system
> shall be suitable to: collect, record, and report all financial
> activities; include a budgeting system for the formulation and
> execution of all resource requirements; include a disbursements system
> for employee payroll and supplier payments; and contain an effective
> internal control system for all expenditures.

### Purchasing Management.

> The Contractor shall maintain a NNSA-approved purchasing system to
> provide purchasing support and subcontract administration, including
> subcontract pre-award and post-award reviews. The Contractor shall
> actively participate in strategic sourcing activities and centralized
> purchasing for the Nuclear Weapons Complex. The Contractor shall, when
> directed by NNSA and may, but only when authorized by NNSA, enter into
> subcontracts for the performance of any part of the work under this
> Contract.

### Personal Property Management.

> The Contractor shall maintain an NNSA-approved personal property
> management system for overall integrated planning, acquisition,
> maintenance, operation, control, accountability, utilization, and
> disposal of Government owned personal property.

### Real Property Management.

> The Contractor shall manage Government-owned and Contractor-leased
> real property. The Contractor shall perform overall integrated
> planning, acquisition, maintenance, operation, management and
> disposition of Government-owned real property and Contractor-leased
> facilities and infrastructure used by the Laboratory. Real property
> management shall include providing appropriate office space for the
> NNSA Livermore Site Office as currently occupied and as requested by
> the Contracting Officer. Real property may also be made available to
> private and public sector entities, including universities, industry,
> and local, state, and other government agencies, subject to the
> Contracting Officer's approval.

### Information Resources Management.

> The Contractor shall maintain the inter-site and intra-site classified
> and unclassified information system for technical programs,
> organizational, business and operations functions and for activities
> including general purpose programming, data collection, data
> processing, report generation, software, electronic and telephone
> communications. The Contractor shall provide computer resource
> capacity and capability sufficient to support (1) Laboratory-wide
> information management requirements and (2) Laboratory wide classified
> computing infrastructure. The Contractor shall also maintain a records
> management program. The Contractor shall, with Contracting Officer
> approval, standardize non-scientific software and hardware
> programs/platforms within the Laboratory for generating and storing
> electronic information.

### Legal Affairs.

> The Contractor shall maintain a legal program to support contract
> activities including those related to patents, licenses, and other
> intellectual property rights; subcontracts; technology transfer;
> environmental compliance and protection; labor relations; and
> litigation and claims.

### Laboratory Management.

> The Contractor shall provide the management and expertise to lead the
> Laboratory in accomplishing the Science and Technology, Laboratory
> Operations and Business Operations activities.

### Audits and Assessments.

> The Contractor shall conduct an audit program which provides
> capabilities for internal and subcontractor audits and supports
> external audits, reviews, and appraisals.

### Community Support.

> The Contractor shall, with Contracting Officer approval, provide
> community support to facilitate Laboratory operations, including
> coordination with the Counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, and San
> Joaquin. The Contractor shall perform periodic needs assessments to
> determine what support to the community is necessary to facilitate
> Laboratory operations.

### Science and Math Education.

> The Contractor shall conduct a science and mathematics education
> program . The program may include, with the Contracting Officer's
> approval, technical assistance; loans of scientific equipment;
> programs of \"hands on\" research experience for students, teachers
> and faculty members; a program of encouraging volunteerism and
> community service; and cooperative programs.

### Communications and Public Affairs.

> The Contractor shall conduct communications and public affairs
> programs including public participation, internal and external
> communications; community involvement and outreach; interactions with
> the media, businesses, and the scientific and technical community; and
> liaison and consultation with local, state, federal agencies and
> Congressional offices.

### Other Administrative Services.

> The Contractor shall provide other administrative services to include
> operating communications systems; operating transportation and traffic
> management services, operating a records management system; and
> operating a systems of records for individuals including those related
> to personnel radiation exposure information, medical, safety and
> health; logistics support to the NNSA Livermore Site Office, when
> approved by the Contracting Officer; and, support other NNSA Nuclear
> Weapons Complex initiatives, when approved by the Contracting Officer.
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### Training.

> The Contractor shall implement a training and qualification program
> including general training, orientation, and indoctrination; employee
> development; educational and professional advancement, and
> facilities-specific training and qualification. All Laboratory
> training and qualification programs shall emphasize the environment,
> safety and health (ES&H), and safeguards and security aspects of job
> and position responsibilities. The Contractor's training and
> qualification program shall be an element of the laboratory integrated
> safety management process. The Contractor shall provide other training
> programs and opportunities as approved by the Contracting Officer. The
> Contractor shall ensure the continuing involvement by senior
> laboratory line management in directing and evaluating the training
> and qualification program.

### Reports and Other Deliverables.

> The Contractor shall prepare, submit, disseminate, or otherwise
> publish financial, schedule, scientific, and technical performance
> plans and reports; and other information and deliverables as required
> elsewhere in this Contract or as required by the Contracting Officer
> or his/her authorized representative in accordance with the provisions
> of this Contract.
>
> The Contractor shall provide a Deliverable Tracking System that will
> track and report all required reports and other deliverables, such as
> those specified in the contract terms, appendices, directives, and
> work authorizations. At a minimum, the Deliverable Tracking System and
> report shall track the name of the report or other deliverables,
> requirement document name, document tracking number, document tracking
> number, due dates, deliverable requestor, and date transmitted; and
> shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer upon commencement of the
> contract term and on a monthly basis thereafter.