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NBS SPECIAL PUBLICATION 546

1980 Edition

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE/National Bureau of Standards
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

The National Bureau of Standards' was established by an act of Congress on March 3, 1901. The Bureau's overall goal is to strengthen and advance the Nation's science and technology

and facilitate their effective application for public benefit. To this end, the Bureau conducts

research and provides: (1) a basis for the Nation's physical measurement system, (2) scientific and technological services for industry and government, (3) a technical basis for equity in trade, and (4) technical services to promote public safety. The Bureau's technical work is per- formed by the National Measurement Laboratory, the National Engineering Laboratory, and

the Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology.

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physical and chemical and materials measurement; coordinates the system with measurement

systems of other nations and furnishes essential services leading to accurate and uniform

physical and chemical measurement throughout the Nation's scientific community, industry,

and commerce; conducts materials research leading to improved methods of measurement,

standards, and data on the properties of materials needed by industry, commerce, educational

institutions, and Government; provides advisory and research services to other Government

agencies; develops, produces, and distributes Standard Reference Materials; and provides

calibration services. The Laboratory consists of the following centers:

Absolute Physical Quantities^ — Radiation Research — Thermodynamics and

Molecular Science — Analytical Chemistry — Materials Science.

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engineering standards and code changes; develops and proposes new engineering practices;

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'Headquarters and Laboratories at Gaithersburg, MD, unless otherwise noted; mailing address Washington, DC 20234. ^Some divisions within the center are located at Boulder, CO 80303.
Catalog of Federal Metrology

and Calibration Capabilities

Kathryn O. Leedy

Office of Measurement Services

National Measurement Laboratory

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Philip M. Klutznick, Secretary

Luther H. Hodges, Jr., Deputy Secretary

Jordan J. Baruch, Assistant Secretary for Productivity, Technology and Innovation

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Director

Issued September 1980
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 80-600149

National Bureau of Standards Special Publication 546, 1980 Edition

Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 546, 1980 Edition, 69 pages (Sept. 1980)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE NO.

Abstract 1

I. Introduction 1

II. How to Use this Catalog 2

III. Laboratory Directory 4

IV. Laboratory Capabilities 31

V. Geographical Listing 49

Appendix I - PMTE Project Background 60

Appendix II - Category Descriptions 62

Appendix III - Other Information Sources 64

iii

CATALOG OF FEDERAL METROLOGY

AND CALIBRATION CAPABILITIES

Kathryn 0. Leedy

PMTE Project

Office of Measurement Services

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, DC 20234

ABSTRACT

This publication lists Federal laboratories

involved in metrology and calibration.

Included is the name of a person to contact

at each laboratory for more information as

well as the laboratory telephone number and

address. The capabilities of each laboratory

are indicated in a tabular listing by agency.

To provide geographical distribution, the

laboratories are listed by States. In addition,

the laboratories are shown on a map by coded

number. Other references are described.

Keywords: Calibration; Federal Government;

laboratory; measurement; metrology; precision;

test equipment.

I. INTRODUCTION

This is a directory of Federal measurement standards laboratories. For

each laboratory listed in the directory, the citation includes the

laboratory name, location, and a point of contact with telephone number.

The capabilities of each laboratory are listed in chart form. A map

depicting the geographical distribution of the laboratories is also

provided.

1
The information in this catalog is assembled and maintained by the

Office of Measurement Services (OMS) at the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) in conjunction with its program on the Federal Government's

management and use of precision measuring and test equipment (PMTE).

The PMTE Project was recently established as a special project to

coordinate PMTE activities throughout the Federal Government, and to

facilitate communications and cooperation among various Federal agencies.

A description of the PMTE Project is given in Appendix I.

This catalog is designed to encourage cooperation among agencies and to

promote the exchange of services and/or equipment in an effort to

reduce the growth rate of Federal metrology and calibration facilities.

The catalog, which will eventually include all Federal metrology and

calibration laboratories, is only part of a broad plan to enable the

Federal Government to reduce duplication of services and provide a better allocation of resources. Subsequent updated editions will be

issued regularly. To obtain further information, contact the Office of

Measurement Services.

National Bureau of Standards

Office of Measurement Services

Physics B362

Washington, DC 20234

(301) 921-2805

This catalog is a compilation of information received from the agencies

and laboratories listed. It should not be construed as an endorsement

or rating of the individual laboratories by the National Bureau of

Standards.

II. HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG

To locate a particular laboratory, consult the directory in Section

III. Here the laboratories are listed alphabetically within the sections for each agency. A code number is assigned each laboratory for

use in the geographical index (see Section V).

To obtain policy information from any of the agencies listed, contact

the person listed for each agency in Section III.

To identify a laboratory with a particular capability, review the

charts in Section IV. Here the laboratories are listed by name within

the sections for each agency. The categories of capability are listed

across the top of the chart (an explanation of the categories is given

in Appendix II), For each capability of a laboratory, there is a mark

in the corresponding category column.

2
To locate laboratories in a given geographical area, consult Section V.

It lists the laboratories by State and includes a map of the United

States with the location of each laboratory noted by its number code.

Appendix II describes the capability categories used in Section IV.

Other sources of information are given in Appendix III. Included are

descriptions of the National Conference of Standards Laboratories and

the Government- Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) system.

3
III. LABORATORY DIRECTORY

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Policy information :

Jack L. Vogt

Project Manager for PMTE

Office of Measurement Services

Physics Bldg. , Rm. B362

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, DC 20234

G12 NOAA Test and Evaluation

Laboratory

C654, Bldg. 160, Rm 306, WNYA

Rockville, MD 20852

Leo A. Sentiger, Jr.

(202) 426-9080

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Gl National Bureau of Standards - Boulder

325 Broadway

4640 Radio Building

Boulder, CO 80303

Edna Trump

(303) 497-3753

G2 National Bureau of Standards - Gaithersburg

Directorate for Measurement Services

Office of Measurement Services

B366 Physics Building

Washington, DC 20234

Mary Anne Dewese

(301) 921-2807

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND

ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

GIO Environmental Research Laboratories

Atlantic Oceanographic and

Meteorological Laboratory

15 Rickenbacker. Causeway

Miami, PL 33149

Greg Segur

FTS: 350-1350

Gil NOAA Research Facilities Center

Calibration Laboratory

P. 0. Box 520197

Miami, FL 33152

Francis J. Merceret

(305) 526-2936

FTS: 350-2936

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Policy information :

Herbert L. Leonard, Jr.

Chairman, JTCG-METCAL

HQ AFLC/MAQ

Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433

(513) 257-7620

Alternative Policy Contacts :

Air Force

Herbert L. Leonard, Jr.

Chairman, JTCG-METCAL

HQ AFLC/MAQ

Wright- Patterson AFB, OH 45433

(513) 257-7620

Army

Jack Rivers

Directorate for

DRCQA-PC

5001 Eisenhower

Alexandria, VA

(202) 274-9868

Navy

Joe Siedlecki

MAT04T-2

HQ, Naval Material Command

Washington, DC 20360

(202) 692-2035

AIR FORCE

Laboratories :

Al Air Force Measurement Standards

Laboratories

AGMC/ML

Newark AFS

Newark, OH 43055

Selden W. McKnight

(614) 522-7495

AV: 580-7495

Quality Assurance

Avenue

22333

Type IIA Laboratories :

A5 Bitburg AB GE

36 TFW/MACMP

APO, NY 09132

L. Johns

06561-6-7280/7841

AV: 455-7280/7841

A6 Clark AB Phil

3 CRS/MACMP

APO SF 96274

T. Narasaki

AV: 822-33694

A7 Elmendorf AFB

21 CRS/MACP

AK 99506

S. Barankiewicz

(907) 752-3314

AV: (317) 752-3483

A8 Hill AFB

00-ALC/PMKF

UT 84406

R. Blair

(801) 777-3577

AV: 458-3577

A9 Kelly AFB

SACC/OL-KP

TX 78241

A. Carter

(512) 925-6104

AV: 945-6104

AlO McClellan AFB

SM-ALC/PME

CA 95652

C. Franzen

(916) 643-3121/2573

AV: 633-3121/2573

Type IIB-1 Laboratories :

A20 Boiling AFB

OL-A, 89 FMS/MAAP

Washington, DC 20332

J. Fuentes

(202) 767-5295/4336

AV: 297-5295/4336

5
A21 Chanute AFB

3345 CMS/MAA/PMEL

IL 61868

W. Allen

(217) 495-2446

AV: 862-2446 x2167

A22 Ellsworth AFB

28 AMS/MAAP

SD 57706

N. Sperle

(605) 399-7966

AV: 747-7966 x7549

A23 Malmstrom AFB

341 FMMS/MBAL

MT 59402

J. Hawkins, Jr.

(406) 731-3703/3097

AV: 632-3703

A24 Mi not AFB

5 AMS/MAAP

ND 58705

J. Brown

(701) 727-4761 x3225

AV: 344-3225

A25 Whiteman AFB

351 FMMS/MBAL

MO 65305

R. Nagel

(816) 687-1110 X3415/3595

AV: 975-3415 x3595

Type IIB-2 Laboratories :

A40 Al brook AFS CZ

24 CAMS/MAC

L

APO Miami 34001

W. Walls

AV: 86-4138

A41 Altus AFB

443 AMS/MAAP

OK 73521

L. Crovo

(405) 481-6685

AV: 866-6685

A42 Andersen AFB Guam

43 AMS/MAAP

APO SF 96334

S. Henning

AV: (315) 366-5260/5269

A43 Aviano AB Italy

40 CAMS/MACMP

APO NY 09293

L. T. Hoffman, Jr.

0434-651141 ext. 563

AV: 632-5631

A44 Barksdale AFB

2 AMS/MAAP

LA 71110

G. M. Shuler

(318) 456-3842

AV: 781-3842

A45 Beale AFB

9 AMS/MAAP

CA 95903

PMEL Branch Chief

(916) 634-2293/2336

AV: 368-2293/2336

A46 Bergstrom AFB

67 CRS/MACL

TX 78743

D. Clark

(512) 385-4100 x2693/2694

AV: 685-2693/2694

A47 Blytheville AFB

97 AMS/MAAP

AR 72315

W. Price

(501) 762-7487/7558

AV: 637-7478 x7558

A48 Camp New Amsterdam AB NE

32 TFS/MACMP

APO NY 09292

D. White

08384-1944

AV: X415/429

A49 Cannon AFB

27 CRS/MACE

NM 88101

6

R. Fritz

(505) 784-3311 x2672/2673

AV: 681-2676/2673
A50 Carswell AFB

- 7 AMS/MAAP

TX 76127

R. Koch

(817) l-ib-lbl^/llBJ

AV: IZS-lST^niQl

A51 Castle AFB

93 AMS/MAAP

CA 95342

R. Nielsen

(209) 726-2811 x2302

AV: 347-2811 x2302

A52 Charleston AFB

437 AMS/MAAP

SC 29404

A. Hoyte

(803) 554-3281 x3683

AV: 583-3281 x3683

A53 Columbus AFB

14 FMS/MAAP

MS 39701

R. Zimmerman

(601) 434-7551

AV: 742-7551 x7883

A54 Davis Monthan AFB

355 CRS/MACL

AZ 85707

R. Corrie

(602) 748-4250 x5553

AV: 361-4250 x5553

A55 Dover AFB

436 MAW/MAAP

DE 19901

R. Pollard

(302) 678-6766/7293

AV: 455-6766/7293

A56 Duluth lAP MN

4787 MATS/LGMEP Stp 27

Duluth lAP MN 55814

PMEL Superintendent

(218) 727-8211 x2580/2589

AV: 825-2580/2589

A57 Dyess AFB

96 AMS/MAAP

TX 79607

D. Gill

(915) 696-4148 x2534

AV: 461-4148 x2534

A58 Eielson AFB

5010 CAMS/MACP

AK 99702

B. Mitchell

(907) 377-4292

AV: 317-377-4292

A59 England AFB

23 CRS/MACL

LA 71301

L. Johnson

(318) 448-5164/5165

AV: 683-5164/5165

A60 F E Warren AFB

90 FMMS/MBAL

WY 82001

R. Bruellisauer

(307) 775-2026

AV: 481-2026/3865

A61 Fairchild AFB

92 AMS/MAAP

WA 99011

(509) 247-7212 x5270/2332

AV: 352-5270/2332

A62 Feltwell England

48 AMS/MAAML

APO NY 09179

Harold T. Strickland

AV: 226-3867/3673

A63 Forbes AFB

190 AREFG/PMEL

KS 66620

R. Eckelberry

(913) 862-1234 x4069

AV: 720-4069

A64 George AFB

35 AMS/MAAL

CA 92392

J. Hopkins

(714) 269-3171

AV: 353-3171/3476

A65 Grand Forks AFB

319 AMS/MAAP

ND 58205

D. Skrypez

(701) 594-6641/6642/3128

AV: 362-6641/6642/3128
A66 Grissom AFB

305 AMS/MAAP

IN 46971

E. Randall

(317) 689-2362/2363

AV: 928-2362/2363

A67 Hahn AB GE

50 CRS/MACMP

APO NY 09109

G. Gindlesberger

06543-5-7122/7656

AV: 453-7122/7656

A68 Hickam AFB

15 AMS/LGMAMP

HI 96853

M. Iseri

(808) 449-1318

AV: 430-0111

A69 Homestead AFB

31 CRS/MACL

FL 33039

W. Fedorowicz

(305) 257-7845

AV: 791-7845

A70 Incirlik CDI Turkey

TUSLOG DET 192/MAAML

APO NY 09289

C. Houston

AV: 676-3120/6352

A71 K I Sawyer AFB

410 AMS/MAAP

MI 49842

G. Ross

(906) 346-2117

AV: 472-2117/2389

A72 Kadena AB Okinawa

18 CRS/MACMP

APO NY 96239

P. Hunter

AV: 630-1110 44215/42556

A73 Keesler AFB

3380 AMS/MAAP

MS 39534

I. Arguelles

(601) 377-3695

AV: 868-3695

A74 Keflavik Aprt Iceland

57 FIS/LGMCEP

FPO NY 09571

A. Greenman

AV: 231-1290 x 6219/7724

A75 Kunsan AB Korea

8 CRS/MACMP

APO SF 96264

C. Larson

AV: 274-4101/4591

A76 Lajes Field Azores

1605 CAMS/LGMA

APO NY 09406

L. Walker

AV: 895-3490 x3273

A77 Langley AFB

1 CRS/MACL

VA 23665

J. Moen

(804) 764-3758/4696

AV: 432-3758/4696

A78 Laughlin AFB

47 FMS/MAAP

TX 78840

G. Rine

(512) 298-5714

AV: 732-5714

A79 Little Rock AFB

314 AMS/MAAP

AR 72076

E. W. Bresnyan

(501) 988-6766/3492

AV: 731-6766/3492

ABO Loring AFB

42 AMS/MAAP

ME 04750

G. Schmelzer

(207) 999-6287/7228

AV: 920-6287/7228

A81 Lowry AFB

3415 CMS/MAABL

CO 80230

R. Bado

(303) 388-3966

AV: 926-3966

8
A82 Luke AFB

405 CRS/MACL

AZ 85309

D. Dittus

(602) 935-7411 x6177/6108

AV: 853-6177/6108

A83 MacDill AFB

56 CRS/MACL

PL 33608

G. Polenske

(813) 830-4254/3706

AV: 968-4254/3706

A84 Mather AFB

323 AMS/MAAP

CA 95655

J. Colosimo

(916) 364-2270

AV: 828-2270

A85 Maxwell AFB

3800 ABW/MAAP

AL 36112

J. Kitzman

(205) 293-7445/6554

AV: 875-7445/6554

A86 McChord AFB

62 AMS/MAAP

WA 98438

R. Madden

(206) 984-3167/5492

AV: 976-3167/5492

A87 McConnell AFB

384 AMS/MAAP

KS 67221

D. Behr

(316) 681-6405/5151

AV: 962-6405/5151

A88 McGuire AFB

438 AMS/MAAP

NJ 08641

J. Maier

(609) 724-2939/3441

AV: 440-2939/3441

A89 Misawa AB Japan

6112 ABW/LGM/PMEL

APO SF 96519

T. Goss

248-1101

AV: 226-3389/5229

A90 Moody AFB

347 CRS/MACL

GA 31601

J. Stewart

(912) 333-4211 x3696

AV: 460-3696/3514

A91 Mt. Home AFB

366 CRS/MACE

ID 83648

E. Harkins

(208) 828-6324

AV: 857-6324/6414

A92 Muniz ANGB PR

156 TFG/LGM

PR 00914

J. Reyes

(809) 791-4115

AV: 860-9142

A93 Myrtle Beach AFB

354 CRS/MACL

SC 29577

G. Newland

(803) 238-7950/7244

AV: 748-7950/7244

A94 Nell IS AFB

57 CRS/MACL

NV 89191

J. C. Hoge

(702) 643-1800 x4027/4963

AV: 682-4027/4963

A95 Norton AFB

63 AMS/MAAP

CA 92409

P. Assini

(714) 382-4320/3161

AV: 876-4320/3161

A96 Offutt AFB

55 AMS/MAAP

NB 68113

P. Home

(402) 294-6041/5261

AV: 271-6041/5261

A97 Osan AB Korea

51 CRS/MACMP

APO SF 96570

R. Williamson

AV: 284-6166/4246

9
A98 Otis AFB

102 CAMRON SQ/LGM-P

MA 02542

C. McCann

(617) 968-5125

AV: 557-5125

A99 Pease AFB

509 AMS/MAAP

NH 03801

R. Millett

(603) 430-3723/2547

AV: 852-3723/2547

AlOO Peterson AFB

46 CAMS/LGMFE

CO 80914

W. Head

(303) 591-4496/4420

AV: 692-4496/4420

AlOl Plattsburgh AFB

380 AMS/MAAP

NY 12903

L. Shultz

(518) 565-5270

AV: 689-5273/5274

A102 Pope AFB

317 TAW/MAAP

NC 28308

J. Marrett

(919) 394-4109

AV: 486-4109 x2475

A103 Ramstein AB Germany

86 CRS/MACMP

APO NY 09012

0. Moos

AV: 494-2491 x5525

A104 Randolph AFB

12 FMS/MAA

TX 78148

R. Range!

(512) 652-3961

AV: 487-3961

A105 Reese AFB

64 FMS/MAAP/19

TX 79489

W. Mortensen

(806) 885-3480/3158

AV: 838-3480/3158

A106 San Vito Dei Normanni

7275 ABG/PMEL

IT

APO NY 09240

L. Getchell

AV: 622-1110 x3308

A107 Scott AFB

375 CAMS/MAAP

IL 62225

H. Crooks

(618) 256-3721

AV: 638-3721

A108 Sel fridge ANGB

Get 1 HQ Ml ANG/MAAP

MI 48045

G. Strassburg

(313) 466-5817

AV: 273-5817 x4302

A109 Seymour Johnson AFB

4 CRS/MACL

NC 27531

A. Griffin

(919) 736-0000 x5762/5493

AV: 488-5762/5493

Alio Shaw AFB

363 CRS/MACL

SC 29152

H. Caudle

(803) 668-8110 x2656/2604

AV: 965-2656 x2604

Alll Shemya AFB AK

5073 ABG/PMEL

APO Seattle 98736

A. Burke

(907) 572-3000 x7283

AV: 572-7283

A112 Sheppard AFB

3750 CMS/MAAP/234

TX 76311

H. Miller

(817) 851-2693

AV: 736-2693

A113 Tempelhof Cent Aprt GER

7350 AB GP/MAAML

APO NY 09611

P. Davis

AV: 411-5367 x5086

10
A114 Thule AB Greenland

ITT-FSI-BMEWS/FSTE

APO NY 09023

L. Russell

AV: 9-242

A115 Torrejon AB Spain

401 TFW/MACMP

APO NY 09283

H. Burrell

AV: 723-6844 x7075

A116 Travis AFB

60 AMS/MAAP

CA 94535

L. Johns

(707) 438-3244 x3245

AV: 837-3244 x3245

A117 Tyndall AFB

4756 CRS/MACL/19

FL 32403

R. Perham

(904) 283-2484

AV: 970-2484/4375

A118 Upper Heyford England

20 AMS/MAAML

APO NY 09194

J. Stewart

AV: 263-4949 x4241

A119 USAFA CO

USAFA/DFSEAL

CO 80840

F. Perry

(303) 472-4047

AV: 259-4047 x4137

A120 Vance AFB

71 FTW/NW-DAM/PMEL

OK 73701

J. Rose

(405) 237-2121 x7250

AV: 962-7250

A121 Williams AFB

82 FTW/MAAP

AZ 85224

D. Green

(602) 988-2611 x6770

AV: 474-6770

A122 Wurtsmith AFB

379 AMS/MAAP

MI 48753

T. Brown

(517) 739-6282

AV: 623-6282

A123 Yokota AB Japan

610 MASS/LGMAP

APO SF 96328

R. Renner

AV: 255-7156

Type lie Laboratories :

A160 Edwards AFB

6515 AMS/LGMAP

CA 93523

C. Steen

(805) 277-4291 x3751

AV: 350-4291 x3751

A161 Eglin AFB

3242 AMS/LGMEP

FL 32542

J. Ratcliff

(904) 882-3546 x5631

AV: 872-3546 x5631

A162 Griff iss AFB

416 AMS/MAAP

NY 13441

A. Farr

(315) 330-4807

AV: 587-4807 x4948

A163 Hanscom AFB

3245 ABG/LGK

MA 01731

H. Vela

(617) 861-2661/2662

AV: 478-2661/2662

A164 Holloman AFB

49 CRS/MACL

NM 88330

D. Niemann

(505) 479-6511 x3806

AV: 867-3806

11
A165 Kirtland AFB

1550 FMS/MAAP

NM 87117

A177 Tinker AFB

OC-ALC/PMKF

OK 73145

L. Baggette

(505) 844-9939/0882

AV: 244-9939/0882

J. Pfieffer

(405) 734-3920

AV: 735-3920

A166 Patrick AFB

ESMC/PMEL/P

FL 32925

J. George

(305) 853-9412

AV: 467-9412

A167 Patrick AFB

ESMC/PMEL/E

FL 32925

R. Schnepf

(305) 494-2504

AV: 854-2504

A168 Vandenberg AFB

Kentron International, Inc.

P. 0. Box 1038

Vandenberg AFB

CA 93437

W. Schone

(805) 866-6595

AV: 276-6595

A169 Wright- Patterson AFB

4950 Test Wing/MADE

OH 45433

J. Swink, Jr.

(513) 257-7707

AV: 787-7707

Type IIP Laboratories :

A175 Newark AFS

AGMC/MANL

OH 43055

G. Love joy

(614) 522-7283

AV: 580-7346

A176 Robins AFB

WR-ALC/PMKF

GA 31098

B. Grimsley

(912) 926-4023/4511

AV: 468-4023/4511

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ARMY

Type I Laboratory :

Bl Army Standards Laboratory

Commander

US Army Missile Command

US Army Metrology and Calibration Center

ATTN: DRSMI-MS, Bldg. 5435

Redstone Arsenal , AL 35809

J. C. McKinney, Jr.

(205) 876-7718

AV: 746-7718/2666

Type II Laboratories : B5 (Army Area Calibration Laboratories)

ACRC Augsburg

Commander

ATTN: DRSMI-MEA

APO New York 09178

CRT C. Abner, Jr.

FLAK MIL 2581-4333/7334

86 ACRC Pirmasens

Commander

ATTN: DRSMI-MEP

APO New York 09138

CRT S. H. Janroga

Pirmasens MIL 2211-8312/6301

B7 ACRC Schwanheim

Commander

ATTN: DRSMI-MES

APO New York 09057

CPT A. Williams

Frankfurt MIL 2311-8255/8237

B8 Anniston Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSAN-DQ-QC

Anniston, AL 36201

Fred Read

(205) 238-6438

AV: 694-7314

B9 Letterkenny Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSLE-QC

Chambersburg, PA 17201

Donald L. Flory

(717) 263-6012

AV: 242-6012

BIO Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot

Activity

Commander

ATTN: SDSRR-LQC

Lexington, KY 40511

Douglas L. Hanna

(606) 293-3931/3455

AV: 745-3931/3455

Bll Materiel Support Center Korea

(Camp Carroll)

Commander

Army Calibration Laboratory

ATTN: EANC-MSC-C

APO SFO 96460

A. Padilla

TAEGU MIL 265-8531/8518

812 95th Service Co. (Calibration)

Commander

ATTN: DRSMI-KRC

Redstone Arsenal, AL 35809

ILT J. Warren

(205) 876-3922

AV: 746-3922

B13 Pueblo Army Depot Activity

Commander

ATTN: SDSTE-PU-C

Pueblo, CO 81001

J. Courtney

(303) 549-4294

AV: 877-4294

B14 Sacramento Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSSA-QMD

Sacramento, CA 95813

R. Johnson

(916) 388-3285

AV: 839-3285

815 Tobyhanna Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSTO-QT

Tobyhanna, PA 18466

R. L. Fedor

(717) 894-9255

AV: 247-9617

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Type III Laboratories : B25 (Army Internal Calibration Laboratories)

Aberdeen Proving Ground

Commander

ATTN: STEAP-QA-C (APG)

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

W. J. Lehman, Jr.

(301) 278-2224

AV: 283-2224

B26 US Army Ballistic Research Lab ARRADCOM

Commander

ATTN: DRAR-TSB

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

J. Dykstra

(301) 278-2622

AV: 283-2622

B27 US Army Chemical Systems Lab ARRADCOM

Commander

ATTN: DRDAR-QAC-MC

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010

L. Eney

(301) 671-3908

AV: 584-3908

B28 Applied Technology Lab (AVRADCOM)

Director

ATTN: DAVDL-ATL-TSE

Ft. Eustis, VA 23604

T. Mangrum

(804) 878-5836

AV: 927-5836

B29 US Army Aviation Engineering Flight

Activity

Commander

ATTN: DAVTE-DI

Edwards AFB, CA 93523

William Roberts

(805) 277-4723/4724

AV: 350-4723/4724

B31 Corpus Christi Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSCC-QLM

Corpus Christi, TX 78419

Frank Martin

(512) 939-2668

AV: 861-2668

B32 US Army Dugway Proving Ground

Commander

ATTN: STEDP-QA-L

Dugway, UT 84022

D. Heebner

(801) 522-5329

AV: 789-5329

B33 US Army Electronic Proving Ground

Commander

ATTN: STEEP- LD-C

Ft. Huanchuca, AZ 85613

A. Lane

(602) 538-6535

AV: 879-6535

B34 US Army Electronics Research &

Development Command

Commander

2800 Powder Mill Road

ATTN: DRDEL-PA

Adelphi, MD 20783

J. E. Scott

(301) 394-3330

AV: 290-3330

B35 US Army Electronics Research &

Development Command Technical

Support Activity

Commander

ATTN: DELSD-C

Ft. Monmouth, NJ 07703

T. Perry

(201) 544-2009

AV: 995-2009

B30 US Army Cold Regions Test Center

Commander

ATTN: STECR-LG-C

APO Seattle 98733

CWO G. Wilson

(907) 914-872-2219

AV: 317-872-2219

B36 US Army Jefferson Proving Ground

Commander

ATTN: STEJP-CA

Madison, IN 47250

A. Munier

(812) 273-7523

AV: 480-7523

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B37 US Army Materials & Mechanics Research

Center

Director

ATTN: DRXMR-DC

Watertown, MA 02172

Doody

(617) 923-3645

AV: 955-3645

B38 Missile Calibration Laboratory

Commander

ATTN: DRSMI-ML

Redstone Arsenal, AL 35809

B. Brown

(205) 876-7630

AV: 746-7630

B39 US Army Mobility Equipment Research &

Development Command (MERADCOM)

Commander

ATTN: DRDME-TC

Ft. Bel voir, VA 22060

R. Woody

(703) 664-5502

AV: 354-5502

B40 US Army Natick Research & Development

Command (NARADCOM)

Commander

ATTN: DRDNA-WR

Natick, MA 01760

E. Wright

(617) 653-2051

AV: 955-2051

B41 New Cumberland Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSNC-QQ-T

New Cumberland, PA 17070

C. Miller

(717) 782-6962

AV: 977-6962

B42 US Army Night Vision & ElectroOptics Laboratories

Commander

ATTN: DELNV-TMS

Ft. Bel voir, VA 22060

Tom Boswell

AV: 354-5062

B43 Pine Bluff Arsenal

Commander

ATTN: SARPB-QA

Pine Bluff, AR 71611

C. Holmes

(501) 534-2113

AV: 966-2113

B44 Red River Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSRR-QA

Texarkana, TX 75501

T. Buzbee

(214) 838-2525

AV: 829-2525

B45 Rock Island Arsenal

Commander

ATTN: SARRI-QA

Rock Island, IL 61299

Tom Moore

(309) 794-6178

AV: 793-6178

B46 Rocky Mountain Arsenal

Commander

ATTN: SARRM-TOE-A

Commerce City, CO 80022

E. Jones

(303) 289-2277

AV: 556-2277

B47 Sierra Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSSI-DSW

Herlong, CA 96113

L. Weed

(916) 827-4426/9426

AV: 830-9426

B48 US Army Tank-Automotive Materiel

Readiness Command

Commander

ATTN: DRSTA-QTM

Warren, MI 48090

S. Cortis

(313) 573-2498

AV: 273-2498

B49 Tooele Army Depot

Commander

ATTN: SDSTE-QAC

Tooele, UT 84074

D. Pierce

(801) 833-2644

AV: 790-2644

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B50 US Army Tropic Test Center

Commander

ATTN: STETC-LD-CRB

APO Miami, FL 34004

C. Kindick

AV: 313-285-5015

B51 Watervliet Arsenal

Commander

ATTN: SARWV-QA

Watervliet, NY 12189

John Turino

(518) 266-5231

AV: 974-5231

B52 US Army White Sands Missile Range

Commander

ATTN: STEWS-QA-C

White Sands, NM 88002

J. Harmon

(505) 678-3120

AV: 258-3120

B53 US Army Yuma Proving Ground

Commander

ATTN: STEYP-MTC

Yuma, AZ 85364

W. Phillips

(602) 328-2329

AV: 899-2329

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NAVY

Type I Laboratories :

CI Navy Primary Standards Department

Code 06

Naval Air Rework Facility, North Island

San Diego, CA 92135

0. J. Belzer

(714) 437-6991

AV: 951-6991

C2 Navy Primary Standards, East

NPSDE-064 Bldg. 219-2

Washington Navy Yard

Washington, DC 20374

D. Spangenburg

(202) 433-3078

AV: 288-2346

Type II Laboratories :

C5 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Rework Facility

US Naval Air Station

Navy Standards Lab, Type II, 660

Alameda, CA 94501

R. W. Fong

(415) 869-2461

AV: 686-2461

C6 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Rework Facility

Technical Services Section 35220

Bldg. V-88

Norfolk, VA 23511

Wiggins

(703) 444-4288

AV: 690-4288

C7 Commanding Officer Naval Air

Rework Facility, MAS

Type II Standards Lab

Attn: Code 430

Bldg. 3220, Rm. Ill

Pensacola, FL 32508

(904) 452-2277

AV: 922-2277

C8 Navy Gage and Standards Center

Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach,

Pomona Annex

Navy Stds Lab - Type II Code 620

P. 0. Box 2426

Pomona, CA 91766

E. L. Bloch

(714) 629-5111 x253

AV: 360-2811

C9 Commanding Officer

US Navy Underwater Systems Center

Attn: Navy Standards Lab Type II Newport, RI 02840

L. Gabriel

(401) 841-3239

AV: 948-3239/3658

CIO Commander

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

Navy Standards Lab, Type II (Code 952)

Box 400

Pearl Harbor, HI 96860

W. Gould

AV: 430-0111 x471-3208

Navy Calibration Laboratories :

C20 Commander

Charleston Naval Shipyard

Attn: Metrology Laboratory Division

FAC Code 132, Bldg. 177

Charleston, SC 29408

W. Propst

(803) 743-6303

AV: 794-6303

C21 Commander

Long Beach Naval Shipyard

Attn: Navy CAL FAC, Code 134.2

Long Beach, CA 90802

D. McBride

(213) 547-6350

AV: 360-6350

C22 Commander

Mare Island Naval Shipyard

Attn: Metrology Laboratory,

Code 134.3

Vallejo, CA 94592

D. Jones

(707) 646-4565

AV: 253-4565

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C23 Commanding Officer

US Marine Corps Air Station (H)

(FUTEMA, OKINAWA)

Attn: NAV CALAB Annex

P. 0. Box 490

FPO Seattle 98772

B. P. Wagner

AV: 631-3091

C24 Director

US Navy Calibration Lab

Naval Aviation Logistic Command

US Marine Corps Air Station

FPO Seattle, WA 98764

A. Romanello

0/SEAS AV: 253-3456 ext. 4284

C25 Commanding Officer

US Marine Corps Air Station

Attn: US Navy CALAB Annex

Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863

J. R. Childers

AV: 257-2148

C26 Commanding General

Marine Corps Logistics Base

Attn: Code 360

Albany, GA 31704

J. Adair

(912) 439-5367

AV: 460-5367

C27 Commanding General

MCLB Barstow

Attn: Code B360 Calibration Br.

Barstow, CA 92311

(714) 577-2220

AV: 282-2220

C28 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Engineering Center

Test Dept. Code 947

Lakehurst, NJ 08733

E. La Cava

(201) 323-7738

AV: 624-7738

C29 Commanding Officer

US Naval Air Facility

(SIGONELLA, ITALY)

Attn: Navy Calibration Lab

Box 2607

FPO New York 09523

AV: 314-624-5206

C30 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Rework Facility

Attn: Navy CALAB, Code 942

Marine Corps Air Station

Cherry Point, NC 28533

(919) 466-3318

AV: 582-3318/3390

C31 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Rework Facility

Attn: Navy CALAB, Code 944

Naval Air Station

Jacksonville, FL 32212

F. G. Brooks

(904) 772-3268

AV: 942-3268

For additional information:

NESO, Metrology Branch (Code 324)

J. R. Smith

(904) 772-3216

AV: 942-3216

C32 Commanding Officer

Naval Air Rework Facility

Attn: Code 943, Bldg. 463

US NAS North Island

San Diego, CA 92135

C. D. Spiron

(714) 437-5011

AV: 951-5011

C33 Commanding Officer

US Naval Air Station Agana

(GUAM)

P. 0. Box 87

FPO San Francisco 96637

C34 Commanding Officer

US Naval Air Station (BERMUDA)

Attn: Navy Cal . Lab.

FPO New York 09560

AV: 938-3460 ext. 3187

C35 Director

NAVCALAB Cub. Pt.

P. 0. Box 16

FPO San Francisco 96654

H. Livingston

AV: 5-3702 Code-a-phone AFTER

5-3194

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C36 Commanding Officer

US Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island

Attn: Navy CALAB

Oak Harbor, WA 98278

Howard W. Davis

(206) 257-2142

AV: 820-2142

C37 Commander

Naval Air Test Center

Attn: TSD (Code TS243)

Patuxent River, MD 20670

(301) 863-4231

AV: 356-4231

C38 Commanding Officer

Naval Avionics Center

Attn: Navy CALAB

6000 E. 21st Street

Indianapolis, IN 46218

T. Pearson

(317) 353-3931

AV: 724-3931

C39 Commanding Officer

NAVELEXSYSENGCEN Charleston

Attn: Code 504

4600 Goer Road

North Charleston, SC 29406

(803) 743-2030 x514

AV: 794-2045 x514

C40 Commanding Officer

NAVELEXSYSENGCEN Portsmouth

Attn: FCTR, Code 330

P. 0. Box 55

Portsmouth, VA 23705

H. Florke

(804) 444-4501

AV: 690-4501

C41 Commanding Officer

US Naval Ordnance Station

Attn: NAVCALAB

Indian Head, MD 20640

S. A. Collins

(301) 743-4831

AV: 364-4831

C42 Commanding Officer

Naval Ordnance Station

Attn: Code 403

Louisville, KY 40214

W. L. Rhodes

(502) 367-5522

AV: 989-5635

C43 Commanding Officer

Naval Ship Repair Facility (GUAM)

Attn: Navy CAL FAC, 955

FPO San Francisco, CA 96630

T. Flores

(671) 339-8160

AV: 322-1110

C44 Commanding Officer

Naval Ship Repair Facility

(SUBIC BAY, PHIL)

Attn: Navy CAL FAC, Code 950

FPO San Francisco 96651

F. Collins

Local 884-6120

AV: 844-1101

C45 Commanding Officer

US Naval Ship Repair Facility

(YOKOSUKA, JPN)

Attn: Navy CAL FAC Code 370

Box 8

FPO Seattle 98762

Hickl ing

AV: 234-7174

C46 Commanding Officer

US Naval Station (ADAK, AK)

Attn: Navy Calibration Lab Annex

P. 0. Box 49

FPO Seattle 98791

R. Y. Izumihara

AV: 579-2180

C47 Officer in Charge

Navy Calibration Laboratory,

Rota, Spain

FPO New York 09540

AV: 727-2599 x2588

C48 Officer in Charge

Naval Surface Weapons Center

White Oak Laboratory

Attn: Metrology Branch, Code E15

Silver Spring, MD 20910

A. E. Webb

(301) 394-2181

AV: 290-2181

C49 Commanding Officer

US Naval Weapons Center

Attn: Code 3683

China Lake, CA 93555

(714) 939-2103

AV: 245-2103

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C50 Commanding Officer

US Naval Weapons Station

Attn: Navy CALAB - Code 333, WQEC

Concord, CA 94520

T. Greenhalgh

(415) 671-5208

AV: 253-5208

C51 Commanding Officer

Naval Weapons Station, Earle

Attn: NAVCALAB, Building C-3

Colts Neck, NJ 07722

C. Campbell

(201) 462-9500 x370

AV: 449-1370

C52 Commanding Officer

Naval Weapons Support Center

NAVCALAB Code 40, Building 39

Crane, IN 47522

L. McPike

(812) 854-1379

AV: 482-1379

C53 Commanding Officer

Naval Weapons Station

Attn: NAVCALAB Code 31

Seal Beach, CA 90740

A. Richardson

(213) 594-7394

AV: 350-9394

C54 Commanding Officer

US Naval Weapons Station

Attn: NAVCALAB/WQEC 3041

Yorktown, VA 23491

J. Blandford

(804) 887-4583/4962

AV: 953-4583/4962

C55 Commanding Officer

US Naval Undersea Warfare

Engineering Station

Attn: Metrology Branch C/314

Weapons Quality Engineering Center

Keyport, WA 98345

D. Eide

(206) 396-2501

AV: 744-2501

C56 Commander

Norfolk Naval Shipyard

Attn: ELEC/ELEX Stds Lab

Code 134.3

Portsmouth, VA 23709

G. Waters

(804) 393-5209

AV: 961-5209

C57 Commanding Officer

Pacific Missile Test Center

Metrology Branch Code 4131

Point Mugu, CA 93042

J. Hubert

(805) 982-7926

AV: 351-7926

C58 Commander

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

Attn: Navy CAL FAC, Code 134

Philadelphia, PA 19112

H. Lawyer

(215) 755-3457

AV: 443-3457

C59 Commander

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Attn: Navy Calibration Facility,

Code 134 Bldg. 240

Portsmouth, NH 03801

C. Gustafson

(207) 439-1000 x2317

AV: 684-1640

C60 Commander

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

Attn: Navy CAL FAC, Code 134.2

Bremerton, WA 98314

J. B. Livingston

(206) 478-2397

AV: 439-2397

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Policy information :

Department of Energy

MS E201

Washington, DC 20545

Robert Poe

(301) 353-5639

FTS: 233-5639

Field Office :

Albuquerque Operation Office

P. 0. Box 5400

Albuquerque, NM 87115

George Polallis

(505) 844-4648

FTS: 844-4648

Laboratories :

Dl The Bendix Corporation

Kansas City Division

P. 0. Box 1159

Kansas City, MO 64141

J. F. Hadley

(816) 997-3159

FTS: 926-3159

D2 General Electric Company

Neutron Devices Department

P. 0. Box 11508

St. Petersburg, FL 33733

N. D. Stanisavl jevich

(813) 544-2511, x350

FTS: 350-8350

D3 Los Alamos National Scientific

Laboratory

Metrology Laboratory

Mail Stop 472

Los Alamos, NM 87545

E. W. Colston

(505) 667-7216

FTS: 843-7216

D4 Mason and Hanger-Silas Mason Co.

P. 0. Box 30020

Amarillo, TX 79177

R. A. Wilcox

(806) 355-1581, x2436

FTS: 572-2436

05 Monsanto Research Corporation

Mound Facility

P. 0. Box 32

Miamisburg, OH 45342

H. E. Bent

(513) 865-4109

FTS: 774-4109

06 Rockwell International

Rocky Flats Plant

P. 0. Box 464

Golden, CO 80401

R. A. Hi 1 big

(303) 497-2575

FTS: 320-2575

07 Sandia National Laboratories

Livermore

Metrology Laboratory

Organization 8413-1

P. 0. Box 969

Livermore, CA 94550

D. P. Van Dyke

(415) 422-2891

FTS: 532-2891

08 Sandia National Laboratories

Albuquerque

Primary Standards Laboratory

Department 2550

Albuquerque, NM 87185

E. G. Franzak

(505) 844-3334

FTS: 844-3334

Field Office :

Chicago Operation Office

9800 South Cass Avenue

Argonne, IL 60439

Robert Bauer

Laboratories :

D13 Ames Laboratory

Iowa State University

Ames, lA 50011

Thomas Rush

(515) 294-1780

FTS: 865-1780

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D14 Argonne National Laboratory

9700 South Cass Avenue

Argonne, IL 60439

Jess D. Cioffoletti

(312) 972-5705

D15 Brookhaven National Laboratory

Upton, NY 11973

Leonard C. Emma

(516) 345-3334

FTS: 666-3334

D16 Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

P. 0. Box 500

Batavia, IL 60510

H. Hinterberger

(312) 840-3394

D17 US Department of Energy

New Brunswick Laboratory

9800 S. Cass Avenue, Building 350

Argonne, IL 60439

James M. Scarborough

(312) 972-2445

FTS: 972-2445

Field Office :

Grand Junction Office

P. 0. Box 2567

Grand Junction, CO 81502

Ben Bowyer

(303) 242-8621

FTS: 322-9203

Laboratories :

D22 Bendix Field Engineering Corporation

P. 0. Box 1569

Grand Junction, CO 81502

R. B. Chessmore

(303) 242-8621

FTS: 322-9515

Laboratory :

D27 EG&G Idaho, Inc.

Idaho National Engineering Laboratory

P. 0. Box 1625, CF 698

Idaho Falls, ID 83415

Roger W. El 1 is

(208) 526-2656

FTS: 583-2656

Field Office :

Nevada Operations Office

P. 0. Box 14100

Las Vegas, NV 89114

Shed R. Elliott

(702) 734-3237

FTS: 598-3237

Laboratories :

032 EG&G Energy Measurements Group

680 East Sunset Road

Las Vegas, NV 89119

W. C. Roper, Jr.

(702) 647-5301

D33 Holmes & Narver, Inc.

OCTD/NTS

Cable/Connector Test Facility

P. 0. Box I Mercury, NV 89023

Anthony Swanic

(702) 986-0674

FTS: 546-0674

D34 Reynolds Electrical & Engineering

Co. , Inc.

P. 0. Box 14400

Mail Stop 625

Las Vegas, NV 89114

David Fine

(702) 986-9860

FTS: 546-9860

Field Office :

Idaho Operations Office

550 Second Street

Idaho Falls, ID 83401

J. H. Barry

(208) 526-0193

FTS: 583-0193

Field Office :

Oak Ridge Operations

P. 0. Box E Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Charles A. Keller

(615) 576-0891

FTS: 626-0891

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Laboratories :

D39 Goodyear Atomic Corporation

Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant

P. 0. Box 628

Piketon, OH 45661

R. W. Brown

(614) 289-2331 x2396

FTS: 975-2396

D40 National Lead Company of Ohio

P. 0. Box 39158

Cincinnati , OH 45239

Carl E. Poison

(513) 738-1151

FTS: 774-8478

D41 Oak Ridge National Laboratory

P. 0. Box X Building 3500

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

R. L. Anderson

(615) 574-5686

FTS: 624-5686

042 Union Carbide Corp.

,

Nuclear Division

Analytical Services Department

Box P. ORGDP

Mail Stop 452

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

0. H. Howard

(615) 574-9611

FTS: 624-9611

043 Union Carbide

Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant

P. 0. Box 1410

Paducah, KY 42001

E. E. Kuhen

(502) 444-6311

FTS: 355-6494

D44 Union Carbide Corp.,

Nuclear Division

K-25 Plant, QC Services Dept.

P. 0. Box P. ORGDP

Mail Stop 245

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

R. J. Graham

(615) 574-9370

045 Union Carbide Corporation

Dimensional Standards Laboratory

Physical and Electrical Standards

Laboratory

Y-12 Plant

P. 0. Box Y, Building 9723-llA

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

D. P. Bryant

(615) 576-3748

FTS: 626-3748

Field Office :

Richland Operations Office

P. 0. Box 550

Richland, WA 99352

Jack L. Rhoades

(509) 942-7387

FTS: 444-7387

Laboratories :

D50 Pacific Northwest Laboratory

P. 0. Box 999

Richland, WA 99352

D. M. Fleming

(509) 942-0041

FTS: 444-0041

D51 Westinghouse Hanford Physical and

Electrical Standards Laboratory

P. 0. Box 1970

Richland, WA 99352

R. J. Ausere

(509) 942-3368

Field Office :

San Francisco Operations Office

1333 Broadway

Oakland, CA 94612

Calvin Jackson

(415) 273-7963

FTS: 536-7963

Laboratories :

056 Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

One Cyclotron Road

Berkeley, CA 94720

Lee Wagner

(415) 843-2740 x5443

FTS: 451-5443

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D57 Lawrence Livermore Laboratory

University of California

P. 0. Box 808

Livermore, CA 94550

Don W. Moon

(415) 422-8360

FTS: 532-8360

D58 Rockwell International

Energy Systems Group

Calibration & Standards

8900 DeSoto Avenue

Canoga Park, CA 91304

Gordon A. King

(213) 341-1000 X2807

FTS: 791-1120 x2807

D59 Stanford Linear Accelerator Center

Stanford University

P. 0. Box 4349

Stanford, CA 94305

R. B. Neal

(415) 854-3300

Field Office :

Savannah River Operations Office

P. 0. Box A

Aiken, SC 29801

R. L. Morgan

(803) 725-2277

FTS: 239-2277

Laboratory :

D64 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co.

Savannah River Laboratory

Aiken, SC 29808

W. N. Posey

(803) 725-3654

FTS: 239-3654

Field Office :

Bonneville Power Administration

P. 0. Box 3621

Portland, OR 97208

Marvin Klinger

(503) 234-3361

FTS: 429-3361

Laboratory :

D69 Bonneville Power Administration

Instrumentation and Standards

Section

P. 0. Box 491

Vancouver, WA 98666

Thomas L. Williams

(206) 696-0351 x586

Energy Technology Centers :

D74 Bartlesville Energy Technology Center

P. 0. Box 1398

Bartlesville, OK 74003

Kenneth J. Hughes

(918) 336-2400 x202

FTS: 735-4202

John E. White

(918) 336-2400

FTS: 735-4377

075 Grand Forks Energy Technology Center

Box 8213 University Station

Grand Forks, ND 58201

Harold H. Schobert

(701) 795-8171

FTS: 783-6363

D76 Laramie Energy Technology Center

P. 0. Box 3395

University Station

Laramie, WY 82071

W. H. Weaver

(307) 721-2404

FTS: 328-4404

D77 Morgantown Energy Technology Center

P. 0. Box 880

Collins Ferry Road

Morgantown, WV 26505

George E. Fasching

(304) 599-7374

FTS: 923-7374

D78 Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center

4800 Forbes Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

A. G. Sharkey, Jr.

(412) 892-2400 x310

FTS: 726-2310

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Laboratories :

National Institute for Occupational

Safety and Health

Robert A. Taft Laboratories

4676 Columbia Parkway

Cincinnati, OH 45226

Robert Larkin

(513) 684-4263

FTS: 684-4263

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Policy information :

Department of Transportation

Office of Installation and

Logistics M-65

400 7th Street, SW

Washington, DC 20590

R. M. Kee

(202) 426-4244

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

Laboratories :

El AAC-835 National Test Equipment

Shop

Federal Aviation Administration

Mike Monroney Aircraft Services Base

P. 0. Box 25082

Oklahoma City, OK 73125

James E. Rayburn

(405) 686-2515

FTS: 732-2515

E2 AMB-4 Laboratory - Alaska

Federal Aviation Administration

4610 International Airport Road

Anchorage, AK 99502

Roy G. Pebsworth

(907) 243-1121

E3 Civil Aeromedical Institute

Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center

P. 0. 25082, Code AAC-119

Oklahoma City, OK 73125

Richard F. Chandler

(405) 686-4851

E4 FAA Depot Metrology and Standards

Laboratory

P. 0. Box 25082, Code AAC-442A

6500 South MacArthur

Oklahoma City, OK 73125

Walter Lee

(405) 686-2730

FTS: 749-2730

E5 Operations Field Unit

Federal Aviation Administration

Bldg. 3568

Worchester Avenue

Fort Kamehameha

Hickam AFB

Honolulu, HI 96853

Ernest Tomihama

(808) 422-0525

E6 Standards and Calibration Laboratory

Federal Aviation Administration

Technical Center

Code ACT- 151

Atlantic City, NJ 08405

I. S. McDaniel

(609) 641-8200 x3566

FTS: 346-3566

FEDERAL RAIL ADMINISTRATION

Laboratories

E20 Transportation Test Center

Calibration Lab

Federal Rail Administration

Transportation Test Center

Code RTC-32

Pueblo, CO 81001

Larry Mclrvin/Bill Walters

(303) 545-5660 x357

FTS: 326-9357

NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION

SAFETY ADMINISTRATION

Laboratories :

E30 Uniform Tire Quality Grading

Facility

P. 0. Box 1671

San Angel 0, TX 76901

Harlan Galloway

(915) 655-0546

E31 Vehicle Research & Test Center,

NHTSA

P. 0. Box 37

East Liberty, OH 43319

Richard Radii nski

(513) 666-4511

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UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

Laboratories :

E40 USCG Electronics Engineering Center

Commanding Officer

U. S. Coast Guard

Electronics Engineering Center

Wildwood, NJ 08260

W. C. Colberg

(609) 522-7231

FTS: 346-7231

E41 USCG Electronics Engineering

Laboratory

Commanding Officer

U.S. Coast Guard Station

7323 Telegraph Road

Alexandria, VA 22310

L. Batzer

(703) 557-5445

FTS: 557-5445

E42 USCG Oceanographic Unit

Commanding Officer

U.S. Coast Guard

Oceanographic Unit

Building 159-E Navy Yard Annex

Washington, DC 20590

R. A. Gagner

(202) 426-9140

FTS: 426-9140

E43 USCG Supply Center Brooklyn

Commanding Officer

U.S. Coast Guard Supply Center

Brooklyn, NY 11232

D. W. Flowers

(212) 965-5736

FTS: 663-5736
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Laboratories :

Laurel Laboratory

7435 Oakland Mills Road

P. 0. Box 429

Columbia, MD 21045

Will A. McGibbon/Edward T. Lang

(301) 725-1585

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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND

SPACE ADMINISTRATION

Policy information :

Harry Quong

Manager, Reliability & Quality

Assurance

NASA Headquarters

Code DP-4

Washington, DC 20546

(202) 755-3087

FTS: 755-3087

Centers :

Fl Ames Research Center

Electronic Instrument Services Branch

Code RSE

Moffett Field, CA 94035

Peter Haro

(415) 965-5468

FTS: 448-5468

F2 Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center

Calibration and Environmental Test

Faci 1 ity

P. 0. Box 273

Edwards, CA 93523

Harry Curley

(805) 258-3311 x515

FTS: 948-8515

F3 Goddard Space Flight Center

Quality Support Office, Code 311

Greenbelt, MD 20771

Walter Owens

(301) 344-6134

FTS: 344-6134

F4 Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Instrumentation Section

4800 Oak Grove Drive

Pasadena, CA 91103

Robert E. Martin

(213) 354-3145

FTS: 792-3145

F5 Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

Measurement Standards &

Calibration Lab.

Houston, TX 77058

Gerald C. Shows

(713) 483-2791

FTS: 525-2791

F6 John F. Kennedy Space Center

Calibration Standards Section

TI-INS-41

Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899

John P. Riley

(305) 867-4737

FTS: 823-4737

F7 Langley Research Center

Instrument Research Division

Hampton, VA 23665

F. A. Kern

(804) 827-3234

FTS: 928-3234

F8 Lewis Research Center

Equipment & Instrument Utilization

Branch

21000 Brookpark Road

Cleveland, OH 44135

Basil P. Kluchnik

(216) 433-6918

FTS: 294-6918

F9 George C. Marshall Space Flight Center

Standard & Calibration Branch, EC26

Marshall Space Flight Center,

AL 35812

G. T. Carpenter

(205) 453-0246

FTS: 872-0246

FIO National Space Technology

Laboratories

NSTL Station, MS 39529

Mark Payne

(601) 688-2000

FTS: 494-2000

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Fll Wallops Flight Center

Wallops Island, VA 23337

J. B. Aaron

(804) 824-3411 x648

FTS: 928-5648

F12 White Sands Test Facility

Calibration Laboratory

P. 0. Drawer MM

Las Cruces, NM 88001

Grady E. McCright

(505) 524-5154

FTS: 572-5154

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IV. LABORATORY CAPABILITIES

U.S. DEPARTMENT

OF COMMERCE

NATIONAL BUREAU OF

STANDARDS

Boulder, CO

Gaithersburg, MD

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND

ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

Environmental Research Laboratories, Miami, FL

Research Facilities Center

Miami, FL

Test and Evaluation Laboratory

Rockville, MD

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Army Standards Laboratory

Redstone Arsenal , AL

Type II Laboratories :

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ACRC Augsburg, Germany

ACRC Pirmasens, Germany

ACRC Schwanheim, Germany

Anniston Army Depot, AL

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ARMY

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Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Ballistic Research Lab

Chemical Systems Labs ARRADCOM

Applied Technology Lab,

Ft. Eustis, VA

Aviation Systems Test Activity,

Edwards Air Force Base, CA

Cold Regions Test Center, AK

Corpus Christi Army Depot, TX

Dugway Proving Ground, UT

Electronic Proving Ground, AZ

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ARMY

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Jefferson Proving Ground, IN

Materials & Mechanics Research

Center, MA

Missile Calibration Laboratory

Redstone Arsenal , AL

Mobility Equipment Research & Development Command, VA

Natick Research & Development

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New Cumberland Army Depot, New

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Night Vision Laboratory, Ft.

Bel voir, VA

Pine Bluff Arsenal , AR

Red River Army Depot, TX

Rock Island Arsenal, IL

Rocky Mountain Arsenal, CO

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Los Alamos Scientific Lab.

Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co.

Monsanto Research Corporation

Mound Facility

Rockwell International, Rocky

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Goddard Space Flight Center

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Marshall Space Flight Center

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V. GEOGRAPHICAL LISTING

This section is designed to assist in the location of a laboratory in a given geographical area. First there is a listing of laboratories by

States. Each laboratory, listed by name only, is assigned a code.

This code can be used to obtain further information about the laboratory

by consulting the listings in Section III. The appropriate pages are

given as follows:

ORGANIZATION , CODE PAGE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE G , 4

National Bureau of Standards ^

National Oceanic and Atmospheric ^ Administration

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 5

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Navy C 17

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY D 21

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES H 25

Public Health Services 25

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION E 26

Federal Aviation Administration 26

Federal Rail Administration 26

National Highway Transportation

Safety Administration 26

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION J 28

FEDERAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION F 29

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A map showing the location of each of the laboratories is given in

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LABORATORY LISTING BY STATE

Code Name Zip Code

ALABAMA

B8 Anniston Army Depot 36201

F9 George C. Marshall Space Flight Center 35812

A85 Maxwell Air Force Base 36112

B38 Missile Calibration Laboratory 35809

81 U.S. Army Metrology & Calibration Center 35809

812 95th Service Co. 35809

ALASKA

E2 AMB-4 Laboratory, FAA 99502

A58 Eielson Air Force Base 99702

A7 Elmendorf Air Force Base 99506

C46 Naval Station, ADAK, AK (FPO SE) 98791

Alll Shemya AFB, AK (APO SE) 98736

ARIZONA

A54 Davis Monthan Air Force Base 85707

A82 Luke Air Force Base 85309

833 U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground 85613

853 U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground 85364

A121 Williams Air Force Base 85224

ARKANSAS

A47 Blytheville Air Force Base 72315

A79 Little Rock Air Force Base 72076

B43 Pine Bluff Arsenal 71611

CALIFORNIA

Fl Ames Research Center 94035

A45 Beale Air Force Base 95903

A51 Castle Air Force Base 95342

A160 Edwards Air Force Base 93523

A64 George Air Force Base 92392

F2 Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center 93523

F4 Jet Propulsion Laboratory 91103

D56 Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory 94720

D57 Lawrence Livermore Laboratory 94550

C21 Long Beach Naval Shipyard 90802

C22 Mare Island Naval Shipyard 94592

A84 Mather Air Force Base 95655

AlO McClellan Air Force Base 95652

C27 MCLB Barstow 92311

C5 Naval Air Rework Facility, Alameda 94501

C32 Naval Air Rework Facility, North Island 92135

C8 Naval Gage and Standards Center, Pomona 91766

C49 Naval Weapons Center, China Lake 93555

C50 Naval Weapons Station, Concord 94520

C53 Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach 90740

A95 Norton Air Force Base 92409

C57 Pacific Missile Test Center 93042

D58 Rockwell International 91304

814 Sacramento Army Depot 95813

D7 Sandia National Laboratories Livermore 94550

847 Sierra Army Depot 96113

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CALIFORNIA (Continued)

D59 Stanford Linear Accelerator Center 94305

A116 Travis Air Force Base 94535

B29 U.S. Army Aviation Engineering Flight Activity 93523

A168 Vandenberg Air Force Base 93437

CI Navy Primary Standards Department 92135

COLORADO

022 Bendix Field Engineering Corporation 81502

A81 Lowry Air Force Base 80230

Gl National Bureau of Standards, Boulder 80303

AlOO Peterson Air Force Base 80914

B13 Pueblo Army Depot Activity 81001

06 Rockwell International 80401

B46 Rocky Mountain Arsenal 80022

E20 Transporation Test Center Calibration Lab 81001

A119 USAFA CO 80840

DELAWARE

A55 Dover Air Force Base 19901

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

A20 Boiling Air Force Base 20332

G2 National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg 20234

C2 Navy Primary Standards, East 20374

E42 USCG Oceanographic Unit 20590

FLORIDA

A161 Eglin Air Force Base 32542

GIO Environmental Research Laboratories 33149

D2 General Electric Company 33733

A69 Homestead Air Force Base 33039

F6 John F. Kennedy Space Center 32899

A83 MacDill Air Force Base 33608

C7 Naval Air Rework Facility, Pensacola 32508

C31 Naval Air Rework Facility, Jacksonville 32212

Gil NOAA Research Facilities Center 33152

A166 Patrick Air Force Base ATTN: J. George 32925

A167 Patrick Air Force Base ATTN: R. Schnepf 32925

A117 Tyndall Air Force Base 32403

B50 U.S. Army Tropic Test Center 34004

GEORGIA

C26 Marine Corps Logistics Base 31704

A90 Moody Air Force Base 31601

A176 Robins Air Force Base 31098

HAWAII

A68 Hickam Air Force Base 96853

CIO Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard 96860

E5 Operations Field Unit, FAA 96853

C25 U.S. Marine Corps Air Station 96863

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IDAHO

D27 EG&G Idaho, Inc. 83415

A91 Mt. Home Air Force Base 83648

ILLINOIS

D14 Argonne National Laboratory 60439

A21 Chanute Air Force Base 61868

016 Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory 60510

017 New Brunswick Laboratory 60439

B45 Rock Island Arsenal 61299

A107 Scott Air Force Base 62225

INDIANA

A66 Grissom Air Force Base 46971

C38 Naval Avionics Center 46218

C52 Naval Weapons Support Center, Crane 47522

B36 U.S. Army Jefferson Proving Ground 47250

IOWA

D13 Ames Laboratory 50011

KANSAS

A63 . Forbes Air Force Base 66620

A87 McConnell Air Force Base 67221

KENTUCKY

BIO Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot Activity 40511

C42 Naval Ordnance Station 40214

D43 Union Carbide 42001

LOUISIANA

A44 Barksdale Air Force Base 71110

A59 England Air Force Base 71301

MAINE

ABO Loring Air Force Base 04750

MARYLAND

B25 Aberdeen Proving Ground 21005

F3 Goddard Space Flight Center 20771

Jl Laurel Laboratory, FCC 21045

C37 Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River 20670

C41 Naval Ordnance Station, Indian Head 20640

G12 NOAA Test and Evaluation Laboratory 20852

C48 White Oak Laboratory 20910

B26 U.S. Army Ballistic Research Lab ARRADCOM 21005

B27 U.S. Army Chemical Systems Lab ARRADCOM 21010

B34 U.S. Army Electronics Research & Development Command 20783

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MASSACHUSETTS

A163 Hanscom Air Force Base 01731

A98 Otis Air Force Base 02542

B37 U.S. Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center 02172

840 U.S. Army Natick Research and Development Command 01760

MICHIGAN

A71 K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base 49842

A108 Sel fridge ANGB 48045

848 U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Material Readiness Command 48090

A122 Wurtsmith Air Force Base 48753

MINNESOTA

A56 Duluth International Airport 55814

MISSISSIPPI

A53 Columbus Air Force Base 39701

A73 Kessler Air Force Base 39534

FIO National Space Technology Laboratories 39529

MISSOURI

Dl The Bendix Corporation 64141

A25 Whiteman Air Force Base 65305

MONTANA

A23 Malmstrom Air Force Base 59402

NEBRASKA

A96 Offutt Air Force Base 68113

NEVEDA

D32 EG&G Energy Measurements Group 89119

D33 Holmes & Narver, Inc. 89023

A94 Nell is Air Force Base 89191

034 Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co., Inc. 89114

NEW HAMPSHIRE

A99 Pease Air Force Base 03801

C59 Portsmouth Naval Shipyard 03801

NEW JERSEY

A88 McGuire Air Force Base 08641

C28 Naval Air Engineering Center, Lakehurst 08733

C51 Naval Weapons Station, Earle 07722

E6 Standards & Calibration Laboratory 08405

835 U.S. Army Electronics Research & Development

Command Technical Support Activity 07703

E40 USCG Electronics Engineering Center 08260

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NEW MEXICO

A49 Cannon Air Force Base 88101

A164 Holloman Air Force Base 88330

A165 Kirtland Air Force Base 87117

D3 Los Alamos National Scientific Laboratory 87545

08 Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque 87185

B52 U.S. Army White Sands Missile Range 88002

F12 White Sands Test Facility 88001

NEW YORK

015 Brookhaven National Laboratory 11973

A162 Griffiss Air Force Base 13441

AlOl Plattsburgh Air Force Base 12903

E43 USCG Supply Center Brooklyn 11232

B51 Watervliet Arsenal 12189

NORTH CAROLINA

C30 Naval Air Rework Facility, Cherry Point 28533

A102 Pope Air Force Base 28308

A109 Seymour Johnson Air Force Base 27531

NORTH DAKOTA

A65 Grand Forks Air Force Base 58205

075 Grand Forks Energy Technology Center 58201

A24 Mi not Air Force Base 58705

OHIO

Al Air Force Measurement Standards Laboratories 43055

039 Goodyear Atomic Corporation 45661

F8 Lewis Research Center 44135

05 Monsanto Research Corporation 45342

040 National Lead Company of Ohio 45239

A175 Newark Air Force Base 43055

HI Robert A. Taft Laboratories 45226

E31 Vehicle Research & Test Center 43319

A169 Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 45433

OKLAHOMA

El AAC-835 National Test Equipment Shop, FAA 73125

A41 AltU.S. Air Force Base 73521

074 Bartlesville Energy Technology Center 74003

E3 Civil Aeromedical Institute 73125

E4 FAA Depot Metrology and Standards Laboratory 73125

A177 Tinker Air Force Base 73145

A120 Vance Air Force Base 73701

PENNSYLVANIA

B15 Area Calibration Laboratory, Tobyhanna 18466

89 Army Area Calibration Laboratory, Letterkenney 17201

B41 New Cumberland Army Depot 17070

C58 Philadelphia Naval Shipyard 19112

D78 Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center 15213

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Code Name Zip Code

RHODE ISLAND

C9 U.S. Navy Underwater Systems Center 02840

SOUTH CAROLINA

A52 Charleston Air Force Base 29404

C20 Charleston Naval Shipyard 29408

D64 E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company 29808

A93 Myrtle Beach Air Force Base 29577

C39 NAVELEXSYSENGCEN Charleston 29406

Alio Shaw Air Force Base 29152

SOUTH DAKOTA

A22 Ellsworth Air Force Base 57706

TENNESSEE

D41 Oak Ridge National Laboratory 37830

D42 Union Carbide Corporation, Nuclear Division

ATTN: 0. H. Howard 37830

D44 Union Carbide Corporation, Nuclear Division

ATTN: R. J. Graham 37830

D45 Union Carbide Corporation, Nuclear Division

ATTN: D. P. Bryant 37830

TEXAS

A46 Bergstrom Air Force Base 78743

A50 Carswell Air Force Base 76127

B31 CorpU.S. Christi Army Depot 78419

A57 Dyess Air Force Base 79607

A9 Kelly Air Force Base 78241

A78 Laughlin Air Force Base 78840

F5 Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 77058

D4 Mason and Hanger-Silas Mason Company 79117

A104 Randolph Air Force Base 78148

B44 Red River Army Depot 75501

A105 Reese Air Force Base 79489

A112 Sheppard Air Force Base 76311

E30 Uniform Tire Quality Grading Facility 76901

UTAH

A8 Hill Air Force Base 84406

B49 Tooele Army Depot 84074

B22 U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground 84022

VIRGINIA

B28 Applied Technology Lab (AVRADCOM) 23604

A77 Langley Air Force Base 23665

F7 Langley Research Center 23665

C6 Naval Air Rework Facility, Norfolk 23511

C40 NAVELEXSYSENGCEN Portsmouth 23705

C54 Naval Weapons Station, Yorktown 23491

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Code Name Zip Code

VIRGINIA (Continued)

C56 Norfolk Naval Shipyard 23709

B39 U.S. Army Mobility Equipment Research and

Development Command 22060

B42 U.S. Army Night Vision and Electro-Optics

Laboratories 22060

E41 USCG Electronics Engineering Laboratory 22310

Fll Wallops Flight Center 23337

WASHINGTON

D69 Bonneville Power Administration 98666

A61 Fairchild Air Force Base 99011

A86 McChord Air Force Base 98438

C36 Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island 98278

D50 Pacific Northwest Laboratory 99352

C60 Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 98314

B30 U.S. Army Cold Regions Test Center 98733

C55 U.S. Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering Station 98345

D51 WestinghoU.S.e 99352

WEST VIRGINIA

D77 Morgantown Energy Technology Center 26505

WYOMING

A60 F. E. Warren Air Force Base 82001

D76 Laramie Energy Technology Center 82701

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LABORATORIES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES

Code Name Zip Code

ATLANTIC

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A4.n Alhrnnk AF<i C7 APO Miami 34C

Thiilp AR firppl;^nH APO NY 09023

r\A7A/ *T FPO NY 09571

PR 00914

AA? Anrlpv^con APR r^iism APO SF 96334

C33 U.S. Naval Air Station Agana, Guam FPO SF 96637

C43 Naval Ship Repair Facility, Guam FPO SF 96630

C24 U.S. Navy Calibration Lab FPO SE 98764

A89 Misawa AB Japan APO SF 96519

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A123 Ynknta AR .lanan APO SF 96328

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A75 l^iinc;)n AR Knrp;) APO SF 96264

AQ7 Uoctll r\D i\U 1 cd APO SF 96570

ixaUclia r\D UN 1 lldWa APO NY 96239

Mamin^ Pa v*r^ c Aiv* C+a+irtn Pii"h oma 0 1^ n n auia I'Idi IMC LrUipb nil OLaLluil J j lU Lcllld , U l\ 1 1 IdWd FPO SE 98772

A() ri;^rk VyiaiN ARno Phil riiii APO SF 96274

NAVPAI linVL^nLnD AR Piih OUU. PtrL. Phil rill 1 FPO SF 96654

K|av/al iidVdi oiiiiJ ^hin r\c|JciM Ronanv* Fapiln+x/ idciii cy ^iiKif* Ra\/ Phil y ouu i c Ddy y r 1 1 i i FPO SF 96651

FIIROPF

A62 Fpltwpll Fnnland APO NY 09179

A118 llnnpr ^ ij c 1 HpvfnrH 11 cy 1 ui u Fnn1;^nH L.IIU laiiu APO NY 09194

A5 Bitburg AB GE APO NY 09132

B5 ACRC, Augsburg APO NY 09178

B6 ACRC, Pirmasens APO NY 09138

B7 ACRC, Schwanheim APO NY 09057

A67 Hahn AB GE APO NY 09109

A103 Ramstein AB Germany APO NY 09012

A113 Tempelhof Cent APRT Ger APO NY 09611

A43 Aviano AB Italy APO NY 09293

C29 U.S. Naval Air Facility, Sigonella, IT FPO NY 09523

A106 San Vito Dei Normanni , IT APO NY 09240

A48 Camp New Amsterdam AB NE APO NY 09292

C47 Navy Calibration Laboratory, Rota, Spain FPO NY 09540

A115 Torrejon AB Spain APO NY 09283

A70 Incirlik CDI Turkey APO NY 09289

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APPENDIX I.

PMTE PROJECT BACKGROUND

The Precision Measuring and Test Equipment (PMTE) Project was initiated

after the Government Accounting Office (GAO) studied the Federal Government's management and use of PMTE and concluded that there is a lack of

intra-agency and inter-agency coordination and planning. This lack of

coordination and planning has, in some cases, resulted in unnecessary

expenditures for duplicate facilities. The GAO also found that agencies

are not making use of available commercial laboratory services, but are

building up in-house capability instead.

As a result of these findings, the Office of Management and Budget

(OMB) asked that the NBS take the following actions:

• Assume the lead for coordinating improvements in the management

and use of PMTE.

• Assist agencies as necessary to identify areas for improvement.

• Recommend to OMB such actions as are needed to improve the management and use of such equipment.

The PMTE Project was established at NBS to respond to this request.

The overall objective of this program is to coordinate improvements in

the management and use of PMTE within the Federal Government. To this

end, the Project has undertaken tasks in several areas in order to

improve the communications and exchange of information among individuals

and facilities involved in the management or use of PMTE. (1) It has

published "PMTE UPDATE", a newsletter distributed to interested parties

throughout the Federal PMTE community. This newsletter is designed to

provide timely information on new developments, publications, and meetings, to describe successful strategies of PMTE management and use, and

to provide a forum for discussing issues of current interest to the

community. (2) It has organized and chaired quarterly meetings of the

Interagency PMTE Committee which allows representatives from Federal

agencies an opportunity to exchange information on PMTE problems and

successes. (3) It has encouraged and assisted other agencies to promote communications within their agencies by co-hosting workshops to

improve interactions in PMTE areas.

The PMTE Project has also awarded a contract to study the use of alternatives to out-of-service equipment calibrations for economy and measurement quality assurance and control in the Federal Government, and

the optimization of calibration recall intervals and algorithms for PMTE.

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It is hoped that these studies will identify particularly effective

existing technologies and management techniques that can be adopted for

use in Federal agencies.

Interagency cooperation is also being encouraged by the PMTE Project in

the area of transferring manpower slots between agencies in order that

resources might be used more efficiently and effectively.

The PMTE Project is in the process of gathering information on terms

and definitions commonly used in conjunction with metrology and calibration within the Federal Government. These terms will be listed in a publication which will include a preferred definition of each term, as

well as other definitions currently being used. This effort is intended

to encourage and promote unity in the use of terms throughout the

measurement community in order that communications between agencies in

the Federal Government can be more precise and meaningful.

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APPENDIX II.

CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS

In order that the user of this catpT^ may better interpret the laboratory capabilities as indicatec j ne categories in Section IV, the

following examples are given. They are intended only to indicate the

type of measurement to be included in each category and are not to be

considered an all-inclusive listing.

ELECTRICAL - DC/LF

DC Voltage

DC Voltage ratio

DC Current

Resistance

AC Voltage (low freq.

)

AC Current (low freq.)

Capacitance

Inductance

ELECTRICAL - RF/MICROWAVE

AC Voltage

AC Voltage ratio

AC Current

Phase Angle

Attenuation

MAGNETICS, DIELECTRICS

Magnetic field

Magnetic material properties

Dielectric material properties

TIME & FREQUENCY

Time

Frequency

MASS, FORCE, DENSITY

Mass

Density

Force

Torque

DIMENSIONAL, OPTICS, SURFACES

Length

Inside diameter

Roundness, concentricity

Angle

Vol ume

Thread

Capacitance

Inductance

Reflection coefficient

RF power

Laser power

Acceleration

Shock

Vibration

Refractive index

Optical lens evaluation

Optical alignment

Flatness

Surface roughness

Hardness

ACOUSTICS, SOUND, NOISE VIBRATION

Acoustics

Sound pressure level

Microphone sensitivity

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8. LIQUID & GAS FLOW

Liquid flow

Gas flow

Hydraul ics

Air speed

9. HUMIDITY

Relative humidity

Absolute humidity

10. TEMPERATURE

Temperature

11. PRESSURE, VACUUM

Pressure

Vacuum

Al timetry

12. IONIZING RADIATION, RADIOACTIVITY

Alpha, Beta, and Gamma measurements

Neutron measurements

X-ray exposure

13. MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION

EKG portable recorders

EKG strip chart recorders

Def ibri 1 lators

14. AUTOMATED MEASURING EQUIPMENT

Commercial automated calibration systems

15. MATERIALS & PRODUCTS TESTING

Concrete Rubber

Building materials Structures

Paper

16. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

Spectrophotometry

Gas chromatography

Spectrophotof1 uorometry

pH test

Water pollution

Air pollution

17. RADIOMETRY AND PHOTOMETRY

Luminous intensity Solar radiometry

Total irradiance Optical density

Color temperature

Brightness temperature

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APPENDIX III.

OTHER INFORMATION SOURCES

National Conference of Standards Laboratories

The National Conference of Standards Laboratories (NCSL) is a continuing, nonprofit, laboratory-oriented organization which

promotes cooperative efforts toward solving the common problems

faced by standards laboratories in their organization and operation. It was established in 1961 under the sponsorship of the

National Bureau of Standards. Its membership consists of academic,

scientific, industrial, commercial, and government laboratories

concerned with measuring physical quantities, calibrating standards and instruments, and developing standards of practice. It

provides liaison with technical societies, trade associations, and

educational institutions interested in these activities.

NCSL pursues its goals through joint voluntary action. It holds

conferences and workshops, collects and disseminates information

about current practices, prepares source material for preferred

technical procedures, determines pertinent statistical information

related to measurement standards and calibration activities, and

helps laboratories to arrange measurement agreement audits.

NCSL prepares and distributes "A Directory of Standards Laboratories" which lists member and other standards laboratories. Each

laboratory listing includes the laboratory address, name and

telephone number of a point of contact, and an indication of the

capabilities of the laboratory. Although the majority listed are

private laboratories, also included are some Federal and State

government laboratories.

The NCSL directory and membership lists may be obtained from:

NCSL Secretariat

c/o National Bureau of Standards

Attention: L. Kenneth Armstrong

Boulder, CO 80303

(303) 497-3787

NCSL information is also available from the NBS

Office of Measurement Services.

Government-Industry Data Exchange Program

The Government- Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) is a cooperative effort to save time and money by making maximum use of

existing knowledge. The program allows exchange of technical data

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essential in the research, design, development, production, and

operational phases of the life cycle of systems and equipment.

The program is centrally managed and funded by the Government.

Its participating organizations are the United States Army, Navy,

Air Force, Marine Corps, Defense Supply Agency, General Services

Administration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Department of Energy, and the National Security Agency, as well as

the Canadian Department of Defense and hundreds of industrial

organizations.

Participants in GIDEP have access to the four major data banks

listed below. Proper use of these data banks can help improve

quality and reliability and reduce costs in the development and

manufacture of complex systems and equipment.

• Engineering Data Bank

• Failure Rate Data Bank

• Metrology Data Bank

• Failure Experience Data Bank

Participation requirements or additional information about GIDEP

may be obtained from:

Director

GIDEP Operations Center

Corona, CA 91720

(714) 736-4677

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Catalog of Federal Metrology and Calibration

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