i. No automobile may be rented when a less expensive

means of local transportation is available and practical

(considering time, cost and other factors), when use of

a Government-owned or Government-leased vehicle

is available and practical, or when use of another

Contractor-rented vehicle or employee vehicle is

available and practical. Similarly, no employee may

be authorized to use his own vehicle in performance

of the contract work when less expensive means of

transportation are available and practical.

j. Without regard to the requirements of Section E. 1. c.

above, cost of employees travel insurance while on

official travel (not to exceed $2. 00 per trip) shall be

allowable.

2. Official Travel in Performance of the Contract Work

a. Allowable costs for local travel incurred in connection

with the performance of work under this contract shall

include and be limited to reasonable travel expenses.

b. Allowable costs for other travel incurred in connection

with the performance of work under this contract shall

include and be limited to reasonable travel expenses

Revised by R.A. #91, Mod. 104 AppendixA

Effective May 21, 1971 1Part II_.

Contract AT(29-l)-l106

.

.

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Contract AT(29-l)-1106

(including the expenses of commuting from the temporary

place of abode to the place of work and return.) and

subsistence expenses.

c. An employee will not be deemed on official travel within

the meaning of this Section E. 2. if the expected

duration of his assignment at the Rocky Flats Plant or

the place of work exceeds 90 days.

3. Relocation Costs

Moving expenses within the continental United States may be

paid to employees who are on field assignment, except as

provided in Section C. 2. b. above, not to exceed the following:

a. The reasonable cost of transporting household effects

to a suitable location near the place of work under this

Contract, including packaging, temporary storage not

to exceed 30 days, insurance and unpacking charges.

b. Reasonable travel expenses of the employee and his

dependents from their place of residence to the work

location.

c. Reasonable subsistence expenses, including babysitting fees, for the employee and his dependents while

en route and until suitable housing is obtained at the

Revised by R.A. #91, Mod. 104 Effective May 21, 1971 - 98 -
Contract AT(29-l)-1106

place of work. This allowance shall not continue

beyond 10 days after the employee arrives at the place

of work without the prior written approval of the

Contracting Officer.

d. Expenses incurred by the employee for cancellation

of a lease for the housing he occupied as a residence

at the location from which transferred; provided, that

the lease cancellation cost shall not exceed three

times the monthly rental.

e. Travel costs and subsistence expenses incurred by

the employee and his wife for one round trip to the

work location to seek adequate housing. The duration

of the trip shall not exceed five days.

f. Reasonable costs of transportation of household effects,

travel dpenses and subsistence expenses of the employee

and his dependents while en route returhing to the

location from which the employee was initially assigned

to work under this contract or to another assignment

providing the costs of such travel and relocation do not

exceed those which would be incurred had the employee

been relocated to the location from which he was

initially assigned to work under this contract.

Revised by R.A. #91, Mod. 104 Effective May ZI, 1971 - 99 -

- - — -- — — k.

Appendix A
*SCHEDULE I

PART A-SERIESRF

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

ROCKY FLATS PLANT

Salary Ranges for exempt classifications will be based on the following

formula:

Range Median = a + bx The values of "a" and "b" may be changed from time to time in

accordance with Section C, Part II,

of this Appendix A.

Where (currently): a = $300.00 b=$ 6.80

x = Evaluation Points

Salary Maximums will depend upon the employee's performance rating

as shown in the following table:

Performance

Rating Salary Maximum

15% above range maximum

100% of range

70% of range

*Revised by R.A.

Effective July 1, No. 39, Mod. 112

1974 —1—

L

Appendix A

Schedule I

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Range Maximum

Range Iviinimum

= Median plus 20%

= Median minus 20%

S

G

**The salary maximum for employees too new on the job to rate will be

the same as for "A" performers.
SCHEDULE I

• PART A - SERIES RF

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

ROCKY FLATS PLANT

CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION POINTS

EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE & PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES

CODE

RF-395

F-130

F-260

RF-394

RF-399

RF- 071

RF- 073

RF-3 92

RF-072

RF-050

*RF-23 5

RF-131

RF-339

RF-155

RF-336

'F- 257

F -381

RF-026

RF-157

RF-315

RF-250

RF-402

RF-403

RF-156

RF-176

RF-135

RF-234

RF -286

RF-379

RF-284

CLASSIFICATION

Assistant General Manager for Operations

Director of Research and Ecology

Quality Manager

Administration Manager

Engineering and Construction Manager

Fabrication Manager

Product Manager

Support Manager Chemical Operations Manager

General Superintendent of Maintenance

Research Scientist

Materials Technology Research Director Product and Health Physics Research Director

Medical Director

Process Chemistry Research Director

Controller

Construction Manager

Product EngineerfErig Manager Laboratory Services Director

Management Systems Director

Nuclear Safety Director

General Attorney

Engineering Design Manager

Physician Production Line Services Manager

Technical Expert Associate Scientist

Safety & Loss Prevention Manager

Shift Superintendent Employee Relations Manager

EVALUATION

POINTS

734

580

464

432

432

432

432

407

407

377

377

375

375

362

352

349

349

340

339

326

318

315

315

315

315

306

304

304

304

304

*Revised by R.A.#95 to Mod. 104

Effective May 8, 1972 —1—

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Sc -

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/

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

CODE

RF-337

RF-078

RF-204

RF-238

RF-396

RF-099

RF-147

RF-174

RF-249

0

F-253

F-285

RF-327

RF-406

*RF-384

RF-354

RF.-119

RF-332

RF-388

RF-022

RF-027

RF-149

RF-158

RF-383

o

F -334

F-374

RF-398

RF-391

RF-290

RF-237

RF- 039

RF-393

RF-246

RF-408

RF-245

RF-233

*RF-380

CLASSIFICATION

Planning Manager Metallurgical Operations Superintendent

Quality Acceptance Manager

Senior Research Manager Health Physics Specialist Production Control Manager

NDT Manager Quality Control Manager

Information Director

Industrial Engineering Manager

Labor Relations Manager

Materials Manager

Area C Utilities Manager Construction Purchasing Manager

(Plutonium or 444) Fabrication Superintendent

Security Director

AECOP Representative Superintendent of Maint enanc e Support

Chief Auditor

Engineering Group Manager

Health Physics Operations Manager Plutonium Laboratory Director

Summer ( ) Specialist

Program Manager Senior (Principal or Project) Engineer

Technical Systems Manager

Business Systems Manager

Future Systems Manager

Research Manager

Employment Manager

Equal Employment Opportunity Manager

Budget Director Engineering and Construction Quality Assurance

Manager Assistant Controller

Sr. Research (Chemist,

Waste Management Manager

EVALUATION

POINTS

295

285

285

285

284

274

274

274

274

274

274

274

274

274

268

265

265

265

264

264

264

264

258

255

248

248

248

248

247

246

246

246

246

246

241

241

*Revised by R.

Effective May

A. #95 to Mod. 104

8, 1972

-2- Appendix A

Schedule I

Physicist, Engineer, etc.)
1--" 41L -Li I

Contract AT(29_l)_ 1106

CODE

RF-247

RF-342

RF-328

RF-346

RF-353

RF-079

RF-095

RF-273

RF- 275

RF-312

RF-269

RF-324

RF-270

RF-043

RF-397

RF— 193

RF-348

RF-029

RF-. 141

RF- 150

RF-161

RF-182

RF-251

iF- 255

RF-256

RF-264

RF- 283

RF—325

:RF349

RF-366

RF-372

*RF- 252

RF-236

R.F-232

RF-227

*RF.. 297

CLASSiFICATION

Data Processing Supervisor

Control Systems Laboratory Manager Purchasing Manager

Management Science Manager

F.bricatjon 881 Superintendent

Assistant Superintendent Chemical Ope rations

Chief Tool Engineer

Technical Information Supervisor (W. R., Special Orders, J-Line) Engineering Supervisor

Research and Ecology Planning Manager Plant Power Engineer

Principal Development Engineer Patent Officer

Education Director

Data Base Manager

Standards Laboratory Director

Numerical Control Systems Manager (Princ5pal or Project) Engineer Engineering Supervisor

Health Physics Ele ctronics Manager

( ) Laboratory Director

Assembly Superintendent

Radiation Dosimetry Manager

Industrial Hygiene Manager

NDT Operations Superintendent

Technical Staff Assistant

Salary Administration Manager

Gage Control & Evaluation Supervisor

Principal Systems Development Engineer

Industrial Safety Manager

Public Information Supervisor

Facilities Inspection Supervisor Research Leader

Research (Chemist, Physicist, Engineer, etc.) Product Definition Supervisor

Senior Systems Engineer

EVALUATION

POINTS

239

239

238

238

238

231

230

229

229

229

229

227

224

222

222

222

222

215

215

215

215

215

215

215

215.

215

215

215

215

215

215

215

214

210

208

208

*Revised by R.A. #85 to Mod. 104

Effe ctive Nove mbe r 15, 1971 -3- Schedule I

L.

Appendix A
LODE

RF-314

RF-376

*RF...409

*RF_ 090

*RF -407

RF-002

RF-065

RF-066

RF-136 I

F-299

F-075

RF.-1.21

RF-218

RF-229

RF -274

RF-300

RF-316

RF-356

RF-377

RF-151

RF- 162

RF-301

RF-311

RF-335

F-350

*RF- 296

*RF...404

RF-018

RF-023

RF- 030

RF-054

RF-083

RF-096

RF-108

RF-11Z

RF-188

EVALtIAT ION

POINTS

208

208

207

207

203

201

200

200

198

198

195

195

193

193

193

193..

193

193

193

186

186

186

186

186

186

182

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

*Revised by R.A. #85 to Mod. 104

Effective November 15, 1971

Mr

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p

CLASSIFICATION

Contract AT(29_ 1)-1106

Senior Statistician

Metallurgical Operations 707-776 Supervisor

Area A Utilities Manager

Area Utilities. Superintendent Industrial Psychologist

Nuclear Mate rials Control Manager Building Services Superintendent

Stores Superintendent

Senior (Mgr., Q.A, NDT, Stds., Anal.) Engineer Industrial Engineering Group Supervisor Precision Shop Suervisor Plant Protection Superintendent

Building Maintenance Superintendent

Nonde structive Testing Supervisor

Employee Benefits Manager Purchasing Supervisor

Quality (Engineering, Assurance) Supervisor

Senior Program Planning Engineer PC (707-776 or 707-777) Supervisor Health Physics Group Leader

Laboratory Group Leader

Contract Spe cialist

Criticality Liaison Supervisor Labor Relations Administrator

R&D Planning Engineer

( ) Engineer

Constructjoii Purchasing Coordinator Cost Accounting Supervisor

Senior Auditor

Senior ( ) Engineer Maintenance Support Specialist General Foreman

Lead Tool Engineer

Traffic Manager

Inspection Supervisor Shift Supervisor

Schedule I

Appendix A
RI.

RF..

RF..263.

RF-271

RF-282

RF-308

RF-340

RF-3 60

ØF-361 1-363

RF-371

RF-375

RF-389

RF-400

RF-021

RF-378

RF-368

RF-145

RF-303

RF-370

RF-320

o

F-153

F-387

*RF-401

RF-146

RF-330

RF-007

RF-031

RF-040

RF-042

RF-047

RF-097

RF-101

RF—i37

RF-165

RF-166

EVALUATION

POINTS

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

181

1.81

181

181

181

181

181

180

1 77

175

172

171

171

168

166

163

163

162

159

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

*Revised by R.A. Effective May 8, #95 to Mod. 104

1972 -5-

CLASSIFICATI9

Contract AT(29-1 )-1 106

Technical Writing Supervisor

( ) Staff Assistant Metallurgical Operations (444 -881 or 883)

Supervisor Equipment Program Administrator

PC (444-881) Supervisor Waste Treatment Supervisor Production Line Services Supervisor

Senior Fire Protection Engineer

Records Manager General Accounting Supervisor

Senior Quality Control Engineer Associate Research (Chemist, Physicist, Engineer, etc.)

Statistician

Construction Coordinator

Paymaster

Industrial Waste Supervisor

Area B Utilities Manager

Technical Editor

Technical Information Specialist

Senior Systems Programmer

Building Utilities Engineer

Health Physics Unit Leader

Project Buyer

(Technical, Master) Foreman

Waste Disposal Supervisor

Planning Supervisor Machine Operations Supervisor

Advanced ( ) Engineer Technical Employment Officer

Senior Safety Engineer

Senior Salary Analyst

Senior •Tool Engineer Advanced Quality Control Engineer Advanced (QA, NDT, Stds.) Engineer

Analytical Specialist

Editor

Appendix A Schedule
RF-358

*RF..J 67

RF-172

RF-l77

RF-192

RI-ZOO

RF-214

RF-221

.1-225

F-231

RF-262

RF-272

RI-288

RF-293

RF-317

RF-319

RF-326

RF-331

RF-362

RF-163

RI- 060

RF-223

'1-294

I-322

RI-Oil

RF-024

RF-199

RI- 338

RF-344

RF-369

*RF_41 I

RI-1Z5

RI- 091

*RF_ 085

RI-329

*RF..126

•Manufacturing Operations Training Coordinator

Emergency Planning and Communications

Supervisor

Senior Buyer

Photography Supervisor

Lead Analytical Chemist

( ) Analyst Senior Education Specialist

Labor Relations Coordinator

Program Planning Engineer Senior (Chemist, Physicist, Engineer, etc.)

Maintenance Administrative Services Supervisor Senior Construction Inspector Senior Programmer

Assistant Manager, Nuclear Materials Control Security Specialist

Custodial Services Supervisor

Equal Employment Opportunity Coordinator Metrology Leader

Document Cont'rol Supervisor

Nondestructive Testing Leader

Building ( ) Maintenance Supervisor Senior Budget Analyst

Senior Accountant

Library Supervisor

Nuclear Materials Control Analyst

Auditor

Lead Property Accountant

Technical Security Specialist

Senior Forms Analyst Systems Programmer

Tooling Liaison Specialist Fire Chief

Area Utilities Supervisor

(Journeyman) Foreman

Traffic Specialist

Guard Captain

EVALUATION

POINTS

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

158

154

153

153

153

153

145

145

145

145

145

145

145

144

143

143

138

137

*Revised by R.

Effective May

A. #95 to Mod. 104

8, 1972 -6- Appendix A

Schedule I

CODE

Contract AT(29—l)-] 106
Contract AT (29—1)—Ijt.

CLASSIFICATION

EVALUATION

POINTS

RF-139

RF-219

RF-292

RF-359

RF-049

RF-l24

RF-187

RF-222

RF-241

F-345

F-333

RF-019

RF-122

RF-032

RF-098

RF-100

RF-103

RF-107

RF-113

RF -138

RF-164

RF-168

RF—198

* F-213

F-215

RF-230

RF-244

RF-298

RF-309

RF-318

RF-321

*RF-086

RF-341

RF-3 52

*RF-40 5

RF-110

RF-l90

RF-3 57

*Revjsed by R.A. #95 to Mod. 104

136

136

136

136

134

134

134

134

134

134

134

131

131

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

127

127

127

Effective May 8, 1972 Appendix A -7-.

coDE

Senior Development Specialist Senior Designer

Senior Technical Artist

Sr. Prototype Fabrication Specialist

Construction Inspector Access Control Supervisor

Tooling Coordinator

Budget Analyst Fire Marshal

Trucking &z Labor Services Supervisor Production Control Leader

Cost Accountant

Printing Plant Supervisor

( ) Engineer Tool Engineer

Quality Control Engineer

Personnel, Equipment & Records Administrator Buyer

Technical Writer-Editor

(NDT, QA, Stds.) Engineer

Analytical ( ) Salary Analyst

Senior Employment Specialist

Labor Relations Specialist

Education Specialist

Chemist, Physicist, Engineer, etc. Security Officer

Records Analyst

Public Relations Specialist Apprentice Coordinator

Special Librarian

(Semi-skilled) Foreman

Employee Benefits Specialist Safety Engineer

logrammer - Analyst

(PC or Fab,) Coordinator

Material Control Supervisor Program Planning Coordinator
RF-373

RF-382

RF-302

RF-045

RF-ll8

RF-127

RF -087

RF-277

RF-4l0

•RF-310

Laundry Supervisor

Procedures Analyst

Fire Captain

Employment Specialist

Senior Technical Writer

(Guard, Fire) Lieutenant

(Unskilled) Foreman

Key Punch Operations Supervisor Purchasing Support Supervisor

Communications Specialist

EVALUATION

POINTS

126

123

121

117

117

117

117

116

108

105

Salary Ranges for the above classifications will be based on the following formula.

Range Maximum = Median plus 20%

Range Minimum = Median minus 20%

The values of a' and "b

May be changed from time

to time in accordance with

Section C, Part II, of this

Appendix A.

Salary Maximums will depend upon the employeets performance rating as shown

in the following table:

Performance

Rating Salary Maximum

15% above range maximum

5% above range maximum

80% of range

60% of range

60% of range (not eligible for salary increases)

**The salary maximum for employees too new on the job to rate will be the same

as for performers.

:.*Revised by R.A. #96 to Mod. 104

?tive January 1, 1972 - 7a -

• V

CODE CLASSIFICATION

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

Range Median = a + bx

Where (currently): a = $315.00

*b=$ 5.35

x = Evaluation Points

12

3 **

4

5

Appendix A
C-ho

C-zoo

201

202

( ) Operator 1

( )Clerk2

File Clerk 2

Mail Clerk 2

$ 378

$ 413

$ 530

$ 579

210

211

212

213

( ) Operator 2

Teletype Operator 2

Keypunch Operator 2

Switchboard Operator 2

$ 413 - $ 579

C-220

301

302

Stenographer

( )Clerk3

Accounting Clerk 3

Mail Clerk 3

( ) Operator 3

Teletype Operator 3

Keypunch Operator 3

Switchboard Operator 3

$ 413

$ 453

$ 579

$ 635

$ 635

*Revised by R.A. #97, Mod. 104 Effective October 1, 1971 -8- Schedule I

Appendix A

Contract AT(29-1)-j1.

SCHEDULE I

*PART B - SERIES C

DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A.

ROCKY FLATS PLANT

CONTRACT NO. AT(29-1)-1106

SCHEDULE OF MONTHLY SALARY RANGES FOR

NONEXEMPT CLERICAL SALARIED CLASSIFICATIONS

SALARY RANGE

? CODE CLASSIFICATION

$

MINIMUM

378 $

MAXIMUM

C-100 530 ( ) Clerk 1

101 File Clerk 1

102 Mail Clerk 1

103 YOP Clerk 1

104 Clerical Trainee

C-300

C-310

$ 453

311

312

313
• Contract AT(29-1)-1106

SALARY RANGE

JOB CODE CLASSIFICATION

________

MAXIMUM

C -410

.

C-520

C-600 •

601

C-620

( )Clerk6

Senior ( ) Clerk 6

Administrative Secretary

$ 580

$ 580

$ 812

$ 812

Revised by R.A. #97, Mod.

Effective October 1, 1971

104

9- Schedule I

Appendix A

MINIMUM

C'-320 Junior Secretary $ 453 $ 635

C-400 ( ) Clerk 4 • $ 497 $ 697

401 Payroll Clerk 4 . 403 Order Services Clerk 4

411

( ) Operator 4

Teletype Operator 4

$ •497 $ 697

412 Keypunch Operator 4

413 Switchboard Operator 4 - : •C-420 Secretary $ 497 $ 697

C-500 ( ) Clerk 5 $ 536 $ 750

501 Payroll Clerk 5 . C-510 ( ) Operator 5 $ 536 • $ 750

Senior Secretary $ 536 $ 750
CODE

T-l0O

T-120

T-200

T-220

227

228

229

235

T-300

T-320

321

322

323

324

325

327

328

329

331

335

SCHEDULE I

*PART B - SERIES T

DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A.

ROCKy FLATS PLANT

CONTRACT NO. AT(29-1)-1106

Contract AT(29-l)_1 106

SALARy CLASSIFICATION MINIMUM

( ) Technical Trainee $ 497

( ) Trainee

(Co-op) Trainee

Computer Operator Trainee

( ) Technician C $ 544

( ) Specialist C

Data Analyst C

Accountant C

Junior Draftsman

ComputerOperator

( ) Technician B $ 596

( ) Specialist B

Nurse

Dispatching Officer (PC, Metallurgical, or

Chemical Operations) Scheduler

Industrial Illustrator

Industrial Photographer Data Analyst B

Accotmtant B

Dr aft sman

(Co-op or Summer) ( Computer Operator B

- 10 -

SCHEDULE OF MONTHLY SALARY RANGES FOR NONEXEMPT VOCATIONAL - TECHNICAL SALARIED CLASSIFICATIONS

131

135

$ 497

$ 544

C

RANGE

MAXIMUM

$ 697

$ 697

$ 762

$ 762

$ 836

$ 596 $ 836

*RevisedbyR.A. #97, Mod. 104 Effective Octohv 1. 1Q71

)
JOB CODE

T-400

T-411 Head Keypunch Operator - $ 654 $ 916

( ) Specialist A

Head Nurse

Shipment Officer

PC Senior Scheduler

Junior Programmer

Head ( ) Clerk Confidential Secretary

Data Analyst A

Accountant A

Senior Draftsman

Engineering Analyst A

Computer Operator A

T-500 ( ) Master Technician $ 751 $ 1,053

( ) Specialist

Associate ( )

Master Locksmith

Planner

Senior Industrial Illustrator

Senior Industrial Photographer

Tool Designer

Master Data Analyst

Designer

(Co—op or Summer) ( )

Lead Industrial Illustrator

Executive Secretary

Computer Operator Forms Analyst

Tecimical Writer

Engineering Specialist

T-600 822 $ 1,152

Schedule I

— UContract AT(29-1)-1]Oi

CLASSIFICATION

( ) Technician A

SALARY

MINIMUM

$ 654

T-420 .

RANGE

MAXIMUM

$ 916

$ 654 $ 916

T-520

S

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

4Z9

432

435

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

529

531

532

533

535

539

541

542

$ 751 $ 1,053

( ) Development Specialist $

Revised by R.A. #97, Mod. 104

toberl, 1971
SALARY RANGE

MINIMUM MAXIMUM

Salary Maximums will depend upon the employeeTs performance rating as shown

in the following table:

P erformanc e

Rating Salary Maximum

10% above range maximum

Range 1\4axirnum

80% of range

60% of range

60% of range

**The salary maximum for employees too new to rate

11311 performers.

• ***Not eligible for salary increases

Revised byR.A. #97, Mod. 104

Effective October 1, 1971 - ha -

will be the same as for

Schedule I Appendix A

L.

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

CLASSIFICATION

626

629

631

$ 822

642

Advanced ( ) Specialist

Associate ( ) Engineer

Tool Engineer

Advanced Designer

Nuclear Materials Control

Accountant

Computer Analyst Engineer

.

$ 1, 152

1

2

3 **

4

S ***
Page revised 6/11/71

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

Page No.

&hedu1e

,.. U.A Rates of Pay for Hourly Paid Production and

Maintenance Employees During the Period

June 28, 1970 through September 7, 1970 lZc

Schedule LU Overtime Chart 13

•

Schedule

Schedule

IV

V

R etirement Plans

Labor Agreement - Guards

14

15

.
*SCHEDULE II

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

LABOR AGREEMENT

Agreement between the Dow Chemical Company, Rocky Flats Division

and Local 15440, International Union of District 50, Allied & Technical

Workers of the U. S. and Canada, effective June 30, 1968, including

amendments thereto, if any, identified in Part III, Section B. of

Appendix A.

.

*Revised by R. A. 102, Mod. 104 Effective July 1, 1972

—1-S Appendix A

Schedule II
%43 ,

SCHEDULE II

Contrat.,

LABOR AGREEMENT

Agreement between The Dow Chemical Company and Local 15440

International Union of District 50 U. M. W. A. effective June 30, 1968.

* Revise wages in Exhibit A of Labor Agreement as follows:

Effective 11:45 PM June 30, 1968

Ass embler

Handyman

* Inspector

Instrument Processman

Instrument Technician

Machine Operator

Master Glassworker

Material Analyst * Tool Grinder

Toolmaker

Toolmaker Apprenctice:

Period

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

3.33 (10) 3.43 (13)

2.95 ( 8)

3.75 (10)

3.91 (26)

3.23 (10)

Production Welder

Effective 11:45 PM July 3,1968

3.75 (10) 3. 85

*RevisedbyR.A. No. 54toMod. 104

Effective as indicated - 12 - Schedule U

Appendix A

3. 53

3. 05

3. 85

4. 14

4.06

3.43

4. 14

3. 57

3. 85

4.14

3.96 (26)

3.33 (13)

4.04 (10) 3.37 (10) 3.47 (13)

3.75 (10)

4.04 (10)

Machinist job rate

Rate

3. 85

3. 95

4.01

4.07
Production Welder Apprentice:

Period

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

5th 6 months

6th 6 months

Rate

2.70

2. 81

2.93

3. 08

3.27

3. 66

Stationary Operating Engineer

Effective 11:45 PM July 22, 1968

$3.84(lo) $3.94

Service Laboratory Technician $3. 08

Effective 11:45 PM August 6, 1968

Tool & Gage Inspector & Standardizer $4. 09 (10) $4. 19

Effective 11:45 PM June 29, 1969

Ass embier

Bio-Assay Technician

Equipment Operator

Handyman

.* Inspector

Instrument Processman

Instrument Technician

Machine Operator Master Glassworker

Material Analyst

NDT Technician

Painter (applies only to those employees

entering this classification on or

after June 30, 1969)

Production Welder

T00im a k e r Service Lab Technician

Tool & Gage Inspector & Standardizer

* Tool Grinder

Stationary Operating Engineer

*RevisedbyRA S4toMod. 104 Effective as indicated - l2a -

4.22 (26)

3.50 (13)

4.26 (10)

3.66 (13)

ion schedule

4. 36

4. 32

3..60

4.36

3. 76

4.04

3.67 (10) 3,77

3.94 (10)

4.26 (10) $3.23 per progression schedule

4.29 (10)

3.98 (10)

4.03 (10)

Cóntx

Effective 11:45 PM July 8, 1968

per progression schedule $4. 02

3.54 (10) 3.64 (13)

$3.23 perprogression schedule

3.48 (10) 3.58 (13)

3.10 ( 8)

3.98 (10)

$3. 74

4.04

3. 68

3. 20

4.08

4.17 (26)

3.40 (10)

3.56 (10) $3.23 perprogress

4.04

4. 36

4.21

4.39

.4. 08

4. 13

Schedule II

Appendix A
Period

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

Machinist job rate

Rate

4.08

4.19

4.24

4.30

•*Waste Handler

Effective 11:45 p.m., April 4, 1971

$3.46 (10) $3.56

:*Waste Handler

Effective 11:45 p.m., December 5, 1971

$3. 68 (10) $3.78

*RevjsedbyRA 78 to Mod. 104 Effective as indicated - 12b - Schedule II

Appendix A

S

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Contract AT(29_ 1)- 1106

$3.50 (10) $3.60

Effective April 30, 1970

Air Filter Technician (new classification)

Production Welder Apprentice:

Period

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

5th 6 months

6th 6 months

Toolmaker Apprentice:

Rate

2.83

2.95

3.07

3.23

343

3.84
SCHEDULE hA

( ) -- indicates number of weeks between rate steps.

CLASSIFICATIONS

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

BASE RATES

Air Filter Technician

As sembler

Auto Mechanic

Bio-Assay Technician

**BioAssay Technician

Cable Fabricator

Carp enter

"CChemical Process Operator

lerk

Clerk Packer

Counting Technician

Decontamination Worker

Dispatcher

;Electrj. cian

Electrician Technician

Electronics Technician

*RevisedbyRA No. 98to Mod. 104

Effective 11:45 p.m., June 18, 1972

3.73 (10) 3.81 (10) 3.91 (13)

4.11 (10) 3.44 per progression schedule

3. 44 per progression schedule

3.46 (10)

4.11 (10)

3. 73 per progression schedule

3.55 (10)

3.55 (10)

3.39 (10)

3.62 (10)

3.62 (10)

4.30 (10)

4. 33 (26) 4. 38 (26)

4.43 (26) 4.48 (26)

3. 83

4.01

4.21

4.40

4.30

3. 56

4.21

4.58

3.65

3. 65

3.49

3. 72

3.72

4.40

4.48

4.58

Schedule hA

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Equipment Operator

**Equipment Operator

Experimental Operator

Glas sworker

Handyman

Heavy Equipment Operator

**Heavy Equipment Operator Hydraulic Press Operator

Inspe ctor

Instrument Processman

Instrument Repairman

Instrument Technician

Janitor

Journeyman Machinist

Journeyman Maintenance Machinist

Laborer

Laundry Machine Man

**Laundry Machine Man

Lineman

** Lineman

Lubrication Man

vaster Glassworker

Material Analyst

*Metallurgical Process Operator Metrology Technician

NDT Technician

**NDT Technician

Painter

**Painter

Parts & Tool Attendant

**Parts & Tool Attendant

Personnel Meters Technician

Pipefitt e r

Power Tool Operator

Production Records Clerk

(10)

(26)

4)

4.30 (10)

4.30 (10)

( 4)

(10)

(10)

4.35 (10)

4.30 (10)

3.56 (10)

- 4.57 (10)

3.81 (10) 3.91 (13k

3. 73 per progression schedule

4.30 (10)

per progression schedule

4.11 (10)

3.91 (10)

3.73 (10)

3.55 (10)

3.55 (10)

4.30 (10)

3.38 (10)

3.62 (10)

*RevisedbyR.A. No. 98 to Mod. 104

Effective 11:45 pm., June 18, 1972 - 12 d -

I

CLASSIFICATIONS

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

BASE RATES

3.89 (10)

3.63 (10)

3.99

3.73

4.48

4.38

3. 31

4.11

3.91

4.11

4.30

(13)

(13)

(10)

(10)

( 8)

(10)

(10)

(10)

(10)

4.30

4.52 (26) 4.57

3.07

3. 13

3.55

3.38

4.09

3.83

4.58

4.48

3.41

4.21

4.01

4.21

4.40

4.67

4.40

4.67

3. 17

4.40

4.40

3.23

3. 65

3.48

4.45

4.40

3.66

4.67

4.01

4.58

4.40

4.40

4.30

4.21

4.01

3. 83

3.65

3. 65

4.40

3.48

3.72

3.44

3.44

Schedule hA
ator

Monitor int

atory Technician Torker

Shç

Sorter Sewer

Statiónäry Qperating Engineer

Stock Clerk I

Stock. Clerk II

STool Crib Attendant TGIS.

Tool Grinder

Toolmaker

Vehicle Driver

Washer

**Wa slier

Welding Machine Operator

BASE RATES

4.20 (10)

4.20 (10) 3. 44 per progression schedule

3.31 (10) 3. 44 per progression schedule

4.30 (10)

3.62 (10)

3.22 (10)

4.30 (10)

3.73 (10)

3.55 (10)

3.39 (10)

4.57 (10)

4.30 (10)

4.57 (10)

3.46 (10)

3.22 (10)

3.39 (10)

3.82 (10)

--** With respect to any classification for which two lines appear in the

above table, the rates shown in the first line shall apply to employees

hired before June 30,' 1969, and the rates shown in the second line shall

apply to employees hired on or after June 30, 1969.

New employees must serve a probationary period of thirteen weeks before

progressing to the next wage step. Exceptions to this are those classifications

which are listed above as having a longer period indicated in parenthesis and

the classifications of Handyman, Janitor, and Laborer.

RevisedbyR.A. No. 60 to Mod. 104

Effective 11:45 p.m., June 28, 1970

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Schedule U

Appendix A

Contract A'A(29..1,

4.30

4.30

4.21

3.41

4.48

4.40

3. 72

3.32

4.40

3.83

3. 65

3.49

4.67

4.40

4.67

3. 56

3.32

3.49

3.92
Contract AT(29-1)_].106

*JOURNEYMAN APPRENTICE WAGE SCHEDULES

The following wage schedule applie s to the three - year Instrument Repairman

Apprentice, Sheetmetal Apprentice, Maintenance Machinist Apprentice,

Pipefitte r Apprentice, Ele ctrician Apprentice, and Stationary Ope rating

Engineer Apprentice:

RATE

$3. 64

3. 7 8

3.93

The following wage schedule applies to the three-year Glassworker Apprentice:

PERIOD PERCENT OF JOB RATE

1st 6 months 76%

2nd 6 months 79%

3rd 6 months 82%

3.

4th 6 months 85%

3. 99

5th 6 months 90%

4. 14

6th 6 months 95%

4. 38

*RevjsedbyRA No. 93 to Mod. 104

Effectje ll:45p.m., March 10, 1972

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• PERIOD PERCENT OF JOB RATE

1st 6 months 76%

2nd 6 months 79%

3rd 6 months 82%

4th 6 months . 85%

5th 6 months 90%

6th 6 months 95%

4.07

4.31

4.55

RATE

$3.70

Schedule hA

Appendix A
Apprentice

PERIOD

Effective 11:45 p.m., June 28, 1970

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

The following wage schedule apple s to the two-year Toolmaker Ap rentice:

PERIOD

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

Effective 11:45p.m., January 3, 1972

RATE

$4.40

4.46

4.53

4.60

The following wage schedule applies to the three-year Machinist Trainee

(Fabrication):

PERIOD PERCENT OF JOB RATE RATE

1st 6 months

2nd 6 months

3rd 6 months

4th 6 months

5th 6 months

6th 6 months

75%

79%

83%

87%

91%

95%

$3. 59

3.78

3.. 98

4.17

4.36

4.55

RevisedbyR.A. No. 93 to Mod. 104 Effective 11:45 p.m., March 10, 1972

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Effective 11:45 p.m., June 28, 1970

.ving vage schedule applie s to the three - year Production Welder

1st

2nd

3rd

S

4th

5th

6th

6 months

6 months

6 months

6 months

6 months

6 months

PERCENT OF JOB RATE

70%

73%

76%

80%

85%

95%

RATE

$3. 01

3.14

3.27

3.44

3.66

4.09

PERCENT OF JOB RATE

Machinist Job Rates

Schedule hA

Appendix A
C Contract AT(29-l)-1106

Effective 11:45 p.m., January 3, 1972

* The following wage schedule applies to the three-year Machinist Trainee

(Fabrication):

RATE

$3. 59

3.78

3.98

4.17

4.36

4.55

* Revised by R.A. No. 90 to Mod. 104

Effective as indicated above - 12 h -

Schedule ILA

PERIOD

1st 6 months

2nd6 months

3rd 6 months

•4th 6 months

5th 6 months

6th 6 months

PERCENT OF JOB RATE

75 To

79%

83%

87 To

91%

95%
*RevisedbyR.A. #92, Mod. 104

Effective April 24, 1972 - 13 - Appendix A

Schedule Ill

A Contract AT(29-1)-1106

* SCHEDULE III

OVERTIME CHART

Overtime

Factor

Base • Base Base

Monthly Overtime Monthly Overtime Monthly

Salary Factor Salary Factor Salary

1100 1.500 1255 .983 1405 .483

1105 1.483 1260 .967 1410 .467

1110 1.467 1265 .950 1415 .450

1115 1.450 1270 .933 .1420 433

1120 1.433 1275 .917 1425 .417

1125 1.417 1280 .900 1430 .400

1130 1.400 1285 .883 1435 .383

1135 • 1.383 1290 .867 1440 .367

1140 1.367 1295 .850 1445 .350

1145 1.350 1300 .833 1450 .333

1150 1.333 1305 .817 1455 .317

1155 1.317 1310 .800 1460 .300

1160 1.300 1315 .783 1465 .283

1165 1.283 . 1320 .767 1470 .267

1170 1.267 1325 .750 1475 .250

1175 1.250 1330 .733 1480 .233

1180 1.233 1335 717 1485 .217

1185 1.217 .. 1340 .700 1490 .200

1190 1.200 ' 1345 .683 1495 .183

1195 1.183 1350 .667 1500 .167

1200 1.167 1355 .650 1505 .150

1205 1.150 1360 .633 • 1510 .133

.1210 1.133 1365 .617 1515 .117

1215 1.117 1370 .600 1520 .100

1220 1.100 1375 .583 1525 .083

1225 1.083 1380 .567 1530 .067

1230 ' 1.067 1385 .550 1535 .050

• 1235 1.050 1390 .533 1540 .033

1240 1.033 1395 .517 1545 .017

1245 1.017 1400 .500 1550 .000

1250 1.000
RETIREMENT PLANS

Supplementary R etir ement Plan, booklet

dated September 1, 1968

The Dow Chemical Company Rocky Flats Division

Salaried Employees Supplementary Retirement Plan, dated July 1, 1970

Group Annuity Contract No. 880

issued to the

Contractor by the

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

effective July 1, 1970

The Dow Chemical Company Rocky Flats Division

Salaried Employees' Retirement Plan

*Re\risedbyRA No. 74 to Mod. 104

Effective July 1, 1970 - 14 - Appendix A w-Schedule IV

Contract AT(29-l)-1l06

* SCHEDULE IV
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*SCHEDULE V

LABOR AGREEMENT

Contract AT(29-1)-1106

Agreement between the Dow Chemical Company, Rocky Flats Division

and International Guards Union of America, Local No. 64, effective

January 4, 1972, including amendments thereto, if any, identified in

Part III, Section C. of Appendix A.

..

*Revised by R. A. No. 102, Mod. 104

Effective July 1, 1972 —l —

Appendix A

Schedule V
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qpi e

* SCHEDULE V

LABOR AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

S

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

Rocky Flats Division

and

Local No. 64

INTERNATIONAL GUARDS UNION OF AMERICA

Effective

January 4, 1972

*RevisedbyR.A, No. 88 to Mod. Effective January 4, 1972 - 15 - Schedule V

Contract AT(29-l)-1106

104 Appendix A
*SCHEDULE VI

Contract AT(29-.1)-1106

AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

ACF INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED

Albuquerque Division

and - Local 794

THE GRAND LODGE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS

Effective

July 19, 1965

AND

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

Rocky Flats Divisjn

Albuquerque Plant

and

THE GRAND

Local 794

LODGE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS

Effective

December 1, 1967

*Revised by R. A. No. 6 to Mod. 104 Effective December 1, 1967 - 16 - Schedule VI

Appendix A
GROUP INSURANCE

1. Active Saiaried Emloyees Group Insurance Contribution

Salary Class

mployees with basic

annual salaries of:

Additional classes in the same

steps to a maximum of $200, 000

Life Insurance.

*Revised by R.A. No. 103 to Mod. 104

Effective August 1, 1971

Active Employee

Contribution! week

Empl. Empi. &

Dependent

Additional classes in

the same steps cost 10

cents per week for each

$1, 000 of contributory

Life Insurance.

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* SCHEDULE VI

Less than $3, 500

$' 3, 500 but less than $ 4, 500

$ 4, 500 but less than $ 5, 50Q

$ 5, '00 but less than $ 6, 500

$. 6, 500 but less than $ 7, 500

$ 7, 500 but less than $ 8, 500

$ 8, 500 but less than $ 9, 500

$ 9, 500 but less than $10, 500

$ 10,500 but less than $13,000

$ 13,000 but less than $15,000

$ 15,000 but less than $17,000

$ 17,000 but less than $1.9, 000

$ 19, 000 but less than $21, 000

$ 21, 000 but less than $23, 000

$ 23, 000 but less than $25, 000

$ 25, 000 but less than $27, 000

o

$1.05

1.45

1.68

1.90

2. 13

2. 55

2.80

3.05

3.46

4.20

4.65

5.10

5. 55

6.55

7.05

755

$2. 30

2.70

2.93

3.15

3.38

3.80

4.05

4.30

4.71

5.45

5.90

6.35

6. 80

7.80

8.30

8. 80

Appendix A
Contract AT (29-l).-j

* 2. Active Hourly Employees Group Insurance Contributions

Weekly Employee Cost

• Employee Employee &

Ins. Only Dependent

Group Insurance Contributions with Blue Cross/Blue Shield Preferred 90

Basic Annual Earnings of:

Effective August 1, 1971

Class 1 Less than $5, 500 $1. 52 $3. 30

Class 2 $5, 500 but less than

$6,500 2.12 3.90

Class 3 $6, 500 andover 2.32 4. 10

Effective October 1, 1972

Class 1 Less than $5, 500 $1. 65 $3. 65

Class 2 $5, 500 but less than

$6,500 2.25 4.25

Class 3 $6, 500 and over 2. 45 - 4. 45

Group Insurance Cortributions with

Blue Cross/Blue Shield Preferred 120

Basic Annual Earnings of:

Effective April 1, 1972

Class 1 Less than $5, 500 $1. 78 $4. 04

Class 2 $5, 500 but less than

$6,500 2.38 4.64

Class 3 $6, 500 and over 2. 58 4. 84

*Revised by R.A. No. 103 to Mod. 104 Appendix A

Effective August 1, 1972 -19- Schedule VI
.

Basic Annual Earnings of:

Effective October 1, 1972

Class 3

Employee &

Dependent

1

vised by R.A. No. 103 to Mod 104

ective August 1, 1971 -19aAppendix A

Schedule

Contract A'i(2,-i

2. Active Hourly Employees Group Insurance Contributions

Weekly Employee Cost

Employee

Ins Only

Class 1

Class 2

Less than $5, 500

$5, 500 but less than

$6, 500

$6, 500 and over

$1.96 $4. 51

2.56

2.76

5.11

5.31
AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

ACF INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED

Albuquerque Division

and

Local Lodge No. 99

THE INTERNATIONAL GUARDS UNION OF AMERICA

Effective

October 21, 1965

AND

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

Rocky Flats Division

Albuquerque Plant

and

Local Lodge No. 99

THE INTERNATIONAL GUARDS UNION OF AMERICA

*Revised by R. A. No. 6 to Mod.

Effective

December 1, 1967

Effective December 1, 1967 - 17 - Appendix A

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*SCHEDULE VII

104 Schedule VII
* SCHEDULE VIII

Contract AT(29_l)_11O6*

GROUP INSURANCE

1. Active Salaried Employees Group Insurance Contribution

Salary Class

Employees with basic annual salaries of:

Less than $3, 500

Active Employee

Cont ion/week

Ernpl. Empl. &

Dependent

$ 3, 500

$ 4, 500

$ 5, 500

$ 6, 500

$ 7, 500

$ 8, 500

$ 9, 500

$10, 500

$13, 000

$15, 000

$17,000

$19, 000

$21, 000

$23, 000

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

but less than

$ 4, 500

$ 5, 500

$ 6, 500

$ 7, 500

$ 8, 500

$ 9, 500

$10, 500

$13, 000

$15, 000

$17, 000

$19, 000

$21, 000

$23, 000

$25, 000

$1.05

1.45

1. 68

1.90

2.13

2.55

2.80

3. 05

3.46

4.20

4.65

5.10

5. 55

6. 55

7. 05

.7. 55

$2. 30

2. 70

2.93

3.15

3.38

3. 80

4.05

4.30

4.71

5.45

5.90

6.35

6. 80

7. 80

8.30

8. 80 $25, 000 but less than $27, 000

Additional classes in the same

steps to a maximum of $200, 000

Life Insurance.

Additional classes in

the same steps cost 10

cents per week for each

$1, 000 of contributory

Life Insurance.

L,evised by R.A. No. 27 to Mod. 104

fective July 1, 1968 - 18 - Appendix A

Schedule VIII

L
Basic Annual Earnings of:

Class 1 Less than $5, 500

Class 2 $5, 500 but less than

$6, 500

Class 3 $6, 500 and over

Weekly Employe

Employee Ernj Ins. Only Depr

RevisedbyR.A. No. 27 to Mod. 104

Effective July 1, 1968 - 19 - Appendix A

Schedule VIII

2.

Contract AT(?

Active Hourly Employees Group Insurance Contributior

$1.70

1.90

2. 10

$3. O6,

3.26

3 46
The work to be performed by the Contractor under this contract shall

consist of 'the activities described below. It is the prime objective of

this contract to have a production plant managed and operated by the

Contractor and so organized,, staffed, equipped, and maintained as to

II1 efficiently perform manufacturing operations, including supporting re..

search and development, to produce components, assemblies, and

products whose major constituents are plutonium, uranium, and such

other materials as are required for completed components and assemblies,

in such quantities and in conformance with such product specifications as

the Commission may specify in writing from time to time. The Commission expressly agrees to furnish the plutonium and uranium in sufficient

amounts and of appropriate type and quality necessary for operations and

reserves the right to furnish any other materials for such operations. The

Contractor shall not be obligated to utilize any material furnished by the

Commission if in the judgment of the Contractor use of the material would

constitute an unreasonable hazard to health and safety. The phrase

tisupporting research and development" means such research and developinent as may be necessary to assure the Contractor's ability to meet design

APPENDIX B

• Contract AT(29-1)-l106

Modification No. 104

SCOPE OF WORK
specifications on approved and anticipated production assi

1. PRODUCTION

The Contractor shall undertake all production activities necessary - or incidental to the carrying out of the objective set forth above,

including such services and functions as technical services (including analytical laboratory and library service), engineering, process

development, procurement, accounting, budgeting, health physics,

safety, cafeteria operation, fire protection, plant security, armed

guard service (including assistance to Commission representatives

in transporting classified materials to and from the plant and protecting such materials while in transit), maintenance, property

management, and other related services and functions as are

necessary to properly operate and maintain an industrial plant. The

services and functions mentioned above shall include: the preparation

of operating procedres; making studies and preparing preliminary

drawings and cost estimates for proposed plant modifications and

additions; and engineering consulting and related services for plant

construction activitie s.

2. QUALITY CONTROL

The Contractor shall maintain an effective Quality Control System

with the objective of insuring that its products meet design agency

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specifjcations at maximum efficiency and mjnimm-rj unit cost.

The Contractor's Quality Control System shall be satisfactory to

the Commission. Concurrent with the submission of materiel to

the Commission for acceptance, the Contractor shall certify in

writing that such materiel meets the requirements of applicable

drawings, specifications, and written instructions.

3. SYSTEM PRODUCTION CONTROL

Since the Rocky Flats Plant is a unit in a closely integrated

production system, the Contractor shall provide adequately, in

accordance with Commission programming procedures, for:

a. preparing and issuing Interproject Schedules based on

directives received through the Contracting Officer;

b. reporting development and production progress and problems

to the Commission;

c. coordinating wIth other facilities in solution of problems for

the purpose of insuring adherence to time scales and attainment of program objectives;

d. exchanging production control infornation on a day-to-day

basis with the Commission and other Commission contracto-rs;

and

C. participating in the preparation of the Master Nuclear Schedüle...H:..

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4. ASSEMBLY, MANUALS AND RECORDS

In accordance with standards and procedures prescribed or approved

by the Commission, the Contractor shall assemble parts fabricated

by the Contractor or others. This activity shall include: preparing

assembly and inspection manuals; maintaining various inventory

records of nuclear and special material in a manner acceptable to

the Commission; maintaining records. on nuclear assemblies and

. inventories thereof; undertaking minor technical development projects

related to inspection and surveillance as requested by the Commission.

5. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT WORK

The Contractor shall, concurrently with its production activities

hereunder, carry on research and development work which shall

include the following areas:

a. The improvement of current production methods and processes

in the interestof increased production, better products, and

lower costs.

b. The investigation of new and improved methods and processes

of producing parts and products.

c. Miscellaneous research projects not directly related to a. and - b. above.

•The scope and costs of the research and development work shall be

Appendix B H.

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• subject to the prior approval of the Commission and to annual

review. The Contractor shall provide periodic reports as required

• by the Commission.

6. WEAPON ENGINEERING

The Contractor shall perform product design functions for nuclear

components originated by the Los Alamos and Livermore research •

groups. In discharging these responsibilities, the Contractor shall

utilize weapon information, data and criteria furnished by these

groups and design components suitable for quantity production.

Some of the Contractor's responsibilities under this Section .6. shall

be to cooperate with Commission representatives and other Commission contractors in establishing preferred designs and specifications

for components, and related equipment such as shipping containers,

which will be compatible to the extent practicable with the current

capabilities of all COmmission-owned production facilities; to make,

or have made, tests on components; tO establish manufacturing

tolerances; • to design and maintain master inspection gauges; to

prepare and distribute production drawings and specifications; to

serve as consultants to other Commission production contractors;

and to keep other Commission production contractors and Commission design agencies timely informed of manufacturing processes,

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pertinent factors affecting processes, and significant changes

thereto.

7. DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT

The Contractor shall furnish suc.h development support to the weapon

design laboratories, on a cash basis, as may be requested from

time to time by the laboratories, within general limits of volume

and type agreed upon annually between the Contractor and the

laboratories consistent with Specific Plant Missions policy.

8. CIVILIAN APPLICATION PROGRAM

• The Contractor shall cooperate with the Commission.as requested

in its program for furthering the civilian application of nuclear

energy. It is understood that the scope of this activity will not

require additional plant or personnel beyond thatrequired for the

contract work described above.

9. RADIOLOGICAL INCIDENT ASSISTANCE

In the event of a radiological incident, and as requested by the

Commission, the Contractor shall direct such of its Plant medical,

• monitoring and related personnel, as is agreed to from timeto time

• : by the parties, to Serve as participants in the Commission's. radiological assistance plan. While serving as participan.ts in the .

• Commission's radiological assistance plan such personnel shall be

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under the direction of the Commission and may be utilized at such

off-site locations as may be required. Whenever the Contractor's

capability for making available such personnel shall become reduced

as a result of travel, sickness or other absence, or in the event the

Contractor determines that the presence at the Plant of any such

personnel is necessary for the minimal effective operation of the

Plant or that the absence of any such personnel from the Plant will

unduly jeopardize the safety of the remaining Plant personnel, the

Contractor shall promptly so notify the Commission of its reduced

'capability and the anticipated duration thereof. Similarly the

Contractor shall advise the Commission whenever the Contractor's

capability hereunder increases.

10. TRANSHIPMENT OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL

The Contractor shall unload, store, load, and monitor AEC couriered

. material which may from time to time be transhipped from a Commission consignor through the Plant to a Commission consignee.
Recitals

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CONTRACT AT(29-l)ijö6

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

SPECIAL BANK ACCOUNT AGREEMENT

Agreement entered into this

____________

day of

196, between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter

called the "Government"), represented herein by the U•NITED STATES

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter referred to as the "Cornmission"), THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the

"Contractor") a corporation under the laws of the State of Delaware,

and

(hereinafter called

the "Bank"), a banking corporation under the laws of the State of

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, located at

Under date of

, 196, the

Commission and th Contractor entred into Contract AT(29-l)..1l06

or a Supplemental Agreement thereto, providing for the making

of advances of Government funds to the Contractor. Copy of such

advance provisions has been furnished to the Bank.

2. The Commission requires .that amounts advanced to the Contractor

under said contract or Supplemental Agreement be deposited in a

Special Bank Account or accounts with a bank designated by the

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Treasury Department as a depositary and financial agent of the

Government (Section 10 of the Act of June 11, 1942, 56 Stat. 356;

12 U. S. C. 265), separate from any of the Contractor's general or

other funds; and, the Bank being such a bank, the parties are agreeable to so depositing said amounts with the Bank.

3. This Special Bank Account shall be designated:

"The Dow Chemical Company, Contract AT(29-l)-1106,

United States Atomic Energy Commission Special Bank

Account,"

Covenants

In consideration of the foregoing, and for other good and valuable

considerations, it is agreed that:

The Government shall have title to the credit balance in said

account to secure the return of all advances made to the Contractor, which title shall be superior to any lien or claim of

the Bank or others with respect to such account.

2. The Bank will be bound by the provisions of said contract

relating to the deposit and withdrawal of funds in the above

Special Bank Account, but shall not be responsible for the

application of funds properly withdrawn from said account.

After receipt by the Bank of written directions from the

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Contracting Officer, or from the duly authorized representative of the Contracting Officer or the Manager of the Albuquerque Operations of the Commission, the Bank shall act

thereon and shall be under no liability to any party hereto

for any action taken in accordance with the said written

directions.

3. The Government, or its authorized representatives, shall

have access to the books and records maintained by the Bank

with respect to such Special Bank Account at all reasonable

times and for all reasonable purposes, including, without

limitation, the inspection or copying of such books and records and any and all memoranda, checks, correspondence

or documents appertaining thereto. Except as agreed upon

by the Governmentand the Bank, all books and records pertaining to the Special Bank Account in the possession of the

Bank relating to the Special Bank Account Agreement shall

be preserved by the Bank for a period of three (3) years after

final payment under the contract to whicE the Special Bank Account Agreement pertains or otherwise disposed of in

such manner as may be agreed upon by the Government

and the Bank.

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THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANy

BY:

TITLE:

(BANK)

BY:

TITLE:

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____________________________

Contract AT(29_1)..llo6

In the event of the service of any writ of attachment, levy of

execution, or commencement of garnishment Proceedings with

respect to the Special Bank Account, the Bank will promptly

notify the Manager, Albuquerque Operations, United States

Atomic Energy Commission.

5. This Agreement supersedes all previous such Agreements

between the contractor and the Bank.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement

to be executed in several counterparts

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

BY: U. S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY

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Apper
I, CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

_________________________

certify that I am the

____________________o

the Dow Chemical Company named herein; that

who signed this Special Bank Account

Agreement on behalf of said corporation was then

of said corporation; that this Special Bank Account Agreement was duly

signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its governing

body and is within the scope of its corporate powers,; and that I.have set

my hand and the seal of the said corporation hereto on this day

of

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TITLE:________

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

I,

____________________________,

certify that I am the

_______________________o

the____________________

Bank named herein; that_ , who signed this

Special Bank Account Agreement on behalf of said Bank was then

________________o

said Bank; that this Special Bank Account Agreement

was duly signed for and in behalf of said Bank by authority of its governing

body and is within the scope of its corporate powers; and that I have set

my hand and the seal of the said Bank hereto on this day of

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