The Contractor agrees to post hereafter in conspicuous places,

available for employees and applicants for employment, notices

to be provided by the Contracting Officer setting forth the pro-
visions of the nondiscrimination clause.

b. The Contractor further agrees to insert the foregoing provision
in all subcontracts and purchase orders hereunder, except (i) pur-
chase orders for standard commercial supplies or raw materials,
(11) subcontracts or purchase orders to be performed outside the

, United States where no recruitment of workers within the limits
6 of the United States is involved, (iii) purchase orders on pocket-
size forms similar to U. S. Standard Form 4+, and (iv) purchase
orders and subcontracts to meet other special requirements or
emergencies, if recommended by the Committee on Government Con-
tracts. In the case of purchase orders and subcontracts here-
under which do not exceed $5,000.00 the last sentence of Sub-
paragraph a. of this paragraph may be omitted.”
6. Article XXII, Covenant Against Contingent Fees, is amended in its en-
¢ tirety to read as follows:

"1. Warranty - Termination or Deduction for Breach. The Contractor

warrants that no person or selling agency has been employed or retained
to solicit or secure this contract upon an agreement or understanding
for a commission, percentage, brokerage, or contingent fee, excepting
bona fide employees or bona fide established commercial or selling agen-
cles maintained by the Contractor for the purpose of securing business. :
For breach or violation of this warranty, the Government shall have the

right to annul this contract without liability or in its discretion to



Agréemen:
Contract Nos: AT(29s1)-
Date: . May. 8; 1956"

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Sy]
Agreement in several ° _Sounterpartse :

ME UNITED STATES OF woman .
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY CCMMISSION
Br: _/s/ Ke Fe Mort feré

 #, Hertford
@ ‘ Manager, ALO .
. Contracting Officer
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY: _/ef Mavs By Putnamy Jee
TITLE: SxeGe Vice Press

. CORPORATE CERTIFICATE .

I, __Re Be Bennett » certify that I am the Assistest
Sgenetany? the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Mark Be
who signed this contract on behalf of the Contractor,
was then Executive View President of said corporation; that said
eo : contract was duly signed for and in behalf of said corporation by
authority of its governing body; and that said contract is within
the scope of the said corporation's corporate powers.

Lef Re Bey Bennett

(CORPORATE SEAL)



4O-COlO-
1

sity

per Hour
TUNNEL consTRUCTION .
Ppowor equipment operators?
wucking machine $2.82
-wochanics and welders 2065
Mechanics (machine dootoTs) 2.65
Pumpere te 2.65
yaxers (1 Or yde and over) 2.81
yixers (less xhan 1 cue yae) 2.65
2 Hoists (single arum) 2065
Hoists (ta10 drum 2.81
Pump 2065
Compressors 2065
2.65
paulage notormen 2.88
prakemen and pelpers 2.05
gumbo fo’ operator 2.65
Laborers? :
a Jabor 2.05

yiners 4imber=ans maghinemans

vibrator many powdermsns

plasters coliapeible form

mover and setter 2650

plasters 2.50



The Dow Chemi¢al “Company,

CONTRACT NO. Sig ASR gakSeae Hing 96 -
An (29-1)-11062" =

Soe.

"Once each year an employee,
advance of five (5) days pay

tion pay must be approved by
and must be received
before the effective date of

"The following revision or addition to the approved employment palicies and wi id salary tractor’:
ig approved for reimbursement, effective . Ey a : ogo am sohedules of the contr
: November 23,.1955 .

letter dated November 23, 1955, the contrac
Labor Agreement set forth in Schedule 3
thorization is issued to make this change

ALL holders of Appendix A should amend ‘t \s “para;
Miscellaneous Vacation Rules, to read as follows::

period equals or exceeds five (5) dayss
by the Payroll Department five (5) working days

has informed the Commission that’
en: amended. . This Reimbursement:
‘Appendix A:to this Contract.

“of Article VI, Section 344 ham

who is eligible for vacation, may draw an
for vacation purposes provided the vacation
A. request for such advance vaca~
the. employee's department superintendent

the vacation .period."



agraph 2, Page. h,.

; the firs
to read.as follows: oo

- "The irst sentence of Paragraph 5 6f Article. IVZis
amended to read in its. entirety as: follows:" :

c. ‘The following subparagraphs are added to Article: XXVI, :
Security: = as

"7, It is’further agreed that, if the Contractor has
complied with the security regulations and requirements of
the Commission as it has agreed to do under the first

. paragraph of this Article, as to the matter covered by such
regulation or requirement such compliance should be deemed ~
performance under this Article of the Contract.

"8, Nothing in the Article shail be deemed to extend the a
Contractor's liability for Government owned property, as-
such liability is to be found in Article XI, PROPERTY AND
SUPPLY MANAGEMENT."

All other terms and conditions of said Contract No. AT(29-1) -1106
shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

By: __/s/ Seth Rs Woodruff, Je.
Seth RK. Woodruff, Jr.,
Acting Manager

Rocky Flats Area Office
Contracting Officer

THE DOW CHEMICAL CoMPANY
BY: __/s/ Mark. By :Putnan

TITLS: Exemutive Via President
CORPORATE CERTIFICATE’ ay
1, __Mi Ai Groentngy Jee cortifyithat.I am-the Agbte| :
of the corporation named as Uontractor herein; that’ a ne
who signed this Supplemental Agreement on behalf of the ontractor was
then ~ ecutive Vice: ant of said corporation; that said Sipplementa!

Agreement was ‘Signed for and in behalf of said corporation. by author:
of its governing body, ad is within the scope of its corpora’ Z



xx Agreeme: -
Contract: AT(29-1)<1106
Date: ‘August 11; 1955
All other terms and conditions of this contract shall remain unchanged,

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts,

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

a. B. Fry
. Acting Manager, SFO
r Contracting Officer
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY: _ fof Mase ¥, Prteoe
TITLE: Sxwenties View Prestdent
CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

I, Preah, Prom » certify that I am sine soe Secroteny,
of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Howe B, ’
who signed this contract on behalf of the Contractor, was then E8et, Vice
of said corporation; that said contract was duly signed for and in behalf oF

said corporation by authority of its governing body; and that said contract is
.” the scope of the said corporation's corporate powers,

fof Fret 8. Beam



‘Rocky Flats Plant

CONTRACTOR

The Dow “Chemical Company

CONTRACT NO.
Modification No. 29°
-AT(29-1)-1106

Jamary 18, 1951 — Modified July

is approved for reimbursement, effective

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 4 -

The following Tevision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and aalary schedules of the oon

May 16, 1955 ~

Revised hourly wage rates for Plant Protection personnel.
This is in keeping with a recently negotiatads contract
between The Dow Chemical Company and the Denver Metal
Trades Council, representing the hourly production and:
maintenance employees at Rocky Flats Plant.



This case is before the Department of Labor pursuant to a request for a wage predetermination
-as required by law applicable to the work described on the attached wage schedule.

A study has been made of wage conditions in the locality and on the basis of information assembled
by the Department of Labor the wage rates listed on the attached schedule are hereby determined by
the Secretary of Labor as the prevailing (or, in the case of the Federal Airport Act, as the minimum)
rates of wages for the described classes of labor in accordance with applicable law.

LAW REFERENCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS
___%___DB Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, 40 U. S. C. 276 (a) et seq.

— FHA National Housing Act, as amended, 12 U. S. C. 1703 et seq.
PHA Housing Act of 1949, as amended, 42 U.S. C. 1401 et seq.

aneeecnns FAA Federal Airport Act of 1946, as amended, 49 U. S. C. 1101 et seq,
——---HSC. Hospital Survey and Construction Act of 1946, 42 U. S. C. 291 et seq.
—__—-----SCA School Survey and Construction Act of 1950, 20 U. S. C. 251 et seq.

—_____CFS Defense Housing and Community Facilities and Services Act of 1951, as amended,
42 U.S.C, 15923.

—_—__—-REO Reorganization Plan Number 14 of 1950, 5 U. S. C. 1332-15.

Regulations of the Secretary of Labor, Part 5, Title 29, Subtitle A, Code of Federal
Regulations.

This wage determination decision and any modifications thereof during the period prior to the
stated expiration date shall be used during such ‘Period and made a part of every contract for perform-
ance of the described work as provided by applicable law and regulations of the Secretary of Labor,
and the wage rates contained in this decision, unless modified, shall be the minimum wage rates to be
paid under any such contract by contractors and subcontractors on the work.

Under the Davis-Bacon Act the contracting officer shall require that any class of laborers and
mechanics not listed in the Secretary’s decision, which will be employed on the contract, shall be classi-

, fied or reclassified by the contractor or subcontractor conformably to the Secretary’s decision and a

report of the administrative action taken in such cases shall be transmitted by the agency to the Sec-
retary of Labor. In-the event the interested parties cannot agree on the proper classification or reclassi-
fication of a particular class of laborers and mechanics to be used, the question, accompanied by the
recommendation of the contracting officer, shall be referred to the Secretary of Labor for final deter-
mination. Where classification of laborers’ and mechanics which were not included in the original
ecision are desired under any statutes other than the Davis-Bacon Act, a supplement: ‘-
mination shall be requested by the Agency Head. ’ plementary wage deter:
The wage rates contained in this decision are straight hourly wage rates. In some areas manage-
ment and labor organizations in the construction industry have collectively bargained for health and.
welfare fund contributions. Such contributions are not included in wage rates determined by the
Secretary of Labor for construction projects.

By direction of the Secretary of Labor,

Hartono’
S

Attachment citor of Lascr

B. &. covemeent rene = ester



: CONTRACT NON GGiFiGation No. 31.0" DATE OF CONTRACT: oo
AT(29-1)-1106 . “ «fe January 18,.1951 - Modified July-

‘The following revision or addition to the ed ent policies and wage and salary schedules of the
is approved for reimbarsement, effective iP Ls pppgement Pe

by adding Subparagraph c to establish a shift differen-

QQ rrenorx i, PART II - Salaried Employees. Paragraph A, Subparagraph 2 amended.
e : 7 tial for non-exempt salaried employees.



The Dow Chemical Coripany
CONTRACT NO. Modi fication Nos: 45
AT(29=1)~-1106

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and: wage and salary schedules of the contractor
approved for reimbursement, effective . _
‘is app May 21,. 1956

APPENDIX A, PART II, SECTIONA 2 = Non-exempt Employees. Paragraph c revised to”
include.increases in shift differentials in

a accordance: with newly negotiated Labor Agree~
” ment. with. the Denver Metal Trades. Council,

APPENDIX A, PART III, SECTION Al - Labor -Agiseent. Paragraph 1 revised’ to de=
lete,- "and the-amendment dated May 23, 1955,"
and substitute, "and the amendment dated May
28, 1956."

APPENDIX A, PART IV, SECTION C - Last paragraph of this Section revised to
increase length of time an employee may be
* paid one-half of his base rate during absence
on military leave. It also changes the time
during-which this absence may occur from a
calendar year to a fiscal year basis.

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 3 - Amendment. to the Labor Agreement between The
® Dow Chemical Company and the Denver Metal
Trades Council, AFL-CIO, dated May 28, 1956,
effective May 21, 1956.

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 4 - Revised hourly wage rates for Plant Protection
personnel. This is to extend the settlement
reached in the recently negotiated contract
between The Dow Chemical Company and the Denver
Metal Trades Council to Plant Protection Per-

sonnel.



PROJECT

Rocky Flats Plant : Rocky Flats, Colorado
CONTRACTOR .

The Dow Chemical Company
CONTRACTNO. Modification No. 40 >
AT(29=1)-12106 January 18, 1951 - Modified July 1,-195)=

‘The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved for reimbursement, effective :
December 22, 1955

DATE OF CONTRACT =

APPENDIX A, PART II, SECTION F 1. - Leave Privileges. The first paragraph of
Y this Section is revised to provide for the
granting of vacations to employees during
their first year of employment.

ED FOR THE ATOMIC MISSION BY—
, . } 7

name Gilbert C. Hoover



May 19, 1955

It is understood by all parties that any participant in
this training program who fails to attend classes at the
Opportunity School or complete any related course work
without good and sufficient cause will be immediately
dropped from the program and from further consideration
for advancement to Journeyman Machinist under this pro-
gram. It is also understood that the Opportunity School
requires a certain minimum number of employees in attend-
ance at the classes; otherwise the school will exercise
its prerogative to cancel the course. If, for any reason,
the Opportunity School cancels the program the Company
cannot guarantee to provide other means of completing

this program.

It is understood that the cost of $0.38 per hour of in-
struction at the Opportunity School which is charged to
non-residents of Denver must be paid by those employees
participating in the program who do not reside in Denver.

Upon the successful completion of this training program,
the Lathe Operators VI (machine operator trainees) will be
reclassified as Journeyman Machinists at the appropriate
grade. It is understood that their seniority will not be
affected by reclassification to Journeyman Machinist under
this training program.



Truck driverss'> ..:

AK

Pick-up trucks
Dump trucks
Under 6 yds. hauled
6 yds. to 18 yds. hauled
18 to 20 yde. hauled
Ovor 20 yd&e
Buclide and similar equipment
in tandem ;
Flat raoke
Semi-flat rack trucks and
highboys
Koohring dumptors
lumber carriers
Concrete mixor trucks:
To 5 ydae
5 yds. and over
Lowboys
Winch pole and A-frame trucks
Water trucks
Somi~wator trucks
Water trucks, Euclid or similar
(over 5,000 gallons)

Por four
$2.05

2615
2e25
2.35
2.50

2.55
2.15

2025
2025
2.25

2.25
2.55
2.40
2.40
2015
2025

2.85

10-Colo,
1-TM
2.8

Truck driverss {comeds)
Warehousemen (greasers, tire
and servicemen) :

Track mechanics

Truck mechanics! helpers

Material checkers

Dampers, spotters, scalemen,
eto. (If used, same rate as
driver on project)

LIN® CONSTRUCTION
Cable splicer
Linemon
Groundman

Line truck

Cor Four

2015
2.40
2.05
2020

300
2.90
1.88
2653 |



deduct from the contract price or consideration the full amount of such

commission, percentage, brokerage or contingent fee.

"2. Subcontracts and Purchase Orders. Unless otherwise authorized by

the Contracting Officer in writing the Contractor shall cause provisions
similar to the foregoing to be inserted in all subcontracts and purchase
orders entered into under this contract."

7. Article XXVI, Security, is amended to read in its entirety as follows:

"1. Contractor's Duty to Safeguard Restricted Data and Other Classified

Information. In the performance of the work under this contract the

] Contractor shall, in accordance with the Commission's security regula-
tions and requirements, be responsible for safeguarding Restricted Data
and other classified matter and protecting against sabotage, espionage,
loss and theft, the classified documents, materials, equipment, proc-
esses, etc., as well es such other material of high intrinsic or strate-
gic value as may be in the Contractor's possession in connection with
performance of work under this contract. Except as otherwise expressly
provided in this contract the Contractor shall upon completion or termi- =

nation of this contract transmit to the Commission any classified matter i

in the possession of the Contractor or any person under the Contractor's
control in connection with performance of this contract.

"2. Regulations. The Contractor agrees to conform to all security
regulations and requirements of the Commission.

"3. Definition of Restricted Data. The term ‘Restricted Data'-as
used in this article, means all data concerning @) design, manu-
facture, or utilization of atomic weapons; (2) the production of
special nuclear material; or (3) the use of special nuclear ma-

terial in the production of energy, but shall not include data

-7-



ROTER,
(lay

Revirs Tos

bow,
U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON YD
PE aa

bere en Ab

Decision No.

Date:

DECISION OF THE SECRETARY

- This case is before the Department of Labor pursuant to a request for a wage predetermination
as required by law applicable to the work described on the attached wage schedule.

A study has been made of wage conditions in the locality and on the basis of information assembled
by the Department of Labor the wage rates listed on the attached schedule are hereby determined by
the Secretary of Labor as the prevailing (or, in the case of the Federal Airport Act, as the minimum)

D rates of wages for the described classes of labor in accordance with applicable law.

FHA

...PHA

-PAA

LAW REFERENCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS
Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, 40 U. S. C. 276 (a) et sea.

National Housing Act, as amended, 12 U. S. C. 1708 et seq.

Housing Act of 1949, as amended, 42 U.S. C, 1401 et seq,

Federal Airport Act of 1946, as amended, 49 U. S. C. 1101 et seq.
Hospital Survey and Construction Act of 1946, 42 U.S. C. 291 et seq.
School Survey and Construction Act of 1950, 20 U. S, C. 251 et seq.

Defense Housing and Community Facilities and Services Act of 1951, as amended,
42 U.S. C. 1592i.

Reorganization Plan Number 14 of 1950, 5 U. S. C. 1332-15.

Fe btn 6 tha Ganratary af Tabor. Part 5. Title 29, Subtitle A, Code of Federal

SNE


provisions similar to the foregoing in all subcontracts and purchase

orders under this contract."

All other terms and conditions of said Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106 shall

remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

e By: Ke Fe Hextfcrd

«
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
By: _/ef Mask Be Putnam
TITLE: Sxecutive Vice President

CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

I, Revert By Bennet? » certify that I am the
Assistent Secretary of the corporation named as Contractor herein;
er Mark Eo Puta who signed this Supplemental

Agreement on behalf of the Contractor was then Bxscutive View President

of said corporation; that said Supplemental 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.

/of Raber %, Bennett



3%" lo

la
201
Apprentice Schedule

Period and Rate * :
Graft interval let end 3rd 4th 3th. 6th 7th 8th 9th loth
Bricklayers 6 mos. 30 40 50 ( [) 80

" 4th year ($1.00 por day less than journeymen's rate)
Carpenters © mob. 55 0 65, W 75 80 85 90
Coment masons & mos. 50 60 70 80 90 95
Electricians & mob. 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 715
Glaziers 6 mos. + £0 45 50 60 70 80 85
Ironworkers 6 mos. 6-2/3 72-1/2 80 390
Lineman 6 mose 66.2 68.3 71.7 76.9 80.3 85.2
Painters © mos. 40 A5 50 55 60 65 so 4°90
Pips fitters 6 mos. 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 15 80 90
Plumbers 6 mos. 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 15 go 0— 90
ford year 60 70 80

Sheet metal 6 mos. 40 45 50 55 & 65 70 80
Soft floor layer year $1.13 1.56 2-10 2.29
Asbestos workers year 50 6 70 80 .
Linemen 6 mos. 66.2 68.3 The? 76.9 80.3 85.2



2.

so raises the question concerning the amount of the retainer, any
equitable adjustment, either upward or downward, in the retainer
shall be mde in accordance with the agreement of the parties and
the contract shall be modified in writing accordingly. Any such
claim for adjustment in the retainer which is made by either party
because of a change or changes ordered by the Contracting Officer
under Article ITI, 'CHANGES’, must be asserted in writing within
ten (10) days from the date the change is ordered unless the parties
shall agree to a further period of time prior to the date of final
settlement of the contract. A failure to agree on an adjustment in
the retainer, as provided for under this Paragraph 3, shall be deemed
a dispute within the meaning of Article XV, 'DISPUTES'. Nothing con-
tained in this article shall excuse the Contractor from proceeding
properly with the prosecution of the work in accordance with the re-
quirements of any change order issued under the provisions of Arti-
cle III, 'CHANGES’.”

The first sentence of Article IV is amended to read in its entirety
as follows:

“the Commission hereby obligates an additional One Million Dollars
($1,000,000.00) for performance of this contract, making Thirty-nine
Million Seven Hundred Eighty-three Thousand Dollars ($39, 783,000.00)
the total obligation for all purposes under this contract fran its
inception."

The following new provision is added to Article IV:

"9, Financial Plans. From time to time the Contracting Officer and

the Contractor will agree upon a financial plan which will be within

~he



Rocky Flats. Plant .

“Rocky Flats, Colorado

‘CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company:

: CONTRACT NO.

AT(29-1)=-1106

Modification Noe 49

DATE OF CONTRACT a .
January 18,1951 - Modified July-1, 1954

ad

August 20,

as follows:

‘The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved for reimbursement, effective

1956

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE-1 - Classifications in exempt salary schedules are revised

Delete: . Cet ~O
RF-8 Technical Staff Man $770 - $990
“Addr -
E-RF 8 Technical Staff Man $770 ~ ~ Random Rated

RF=112a Assistant Director Labor

Relations

_ $625 ~ $950

The following paragraph is added to the Executive, Admin=
istrative and Professional Employees Schedule:

"An employee designated *in charge’ such as *Professional
Design Engineer - Mechanical, In Charge’ or *Professional
Scientist - Chemist, In Charge’ may be paid not to exceed
$100 above the maximum for the basic classification.”

@erexor A, SCHEDULE 2 = Non-Exempt Salaried Employees’ Schedule revised to reflect

new minimum.and maximum salary range for the following

position:
RFW-1

Draftsman

$375 - $525



3S

Jackhammer , barco hammer,

paving breakers, spader,

electric hammer and drill,
air tamper, vibrator, form

setter on streets and

runways, wagon drill operator
and self-propelled concrete

buggies

Pipe layer, over 6" pipe

Laborer on caisson, over 12! and
cofferdam; sand plaster and

scaler

Laborer - caisson from 6t to 12!
Laborer working in sanitary sewer
trenches, hot asphalt labor

(raker, box tender, &
Concrete saws on
paverents

te +)

ex Hour
‘hoavy and highway constr.

Laborers 3 (
Power operated tools such ast

2.35
255

2
215

2.10
2.86

LO-Cole.
j-m
2n

Laborers: (contd.) (hvy. & hi constr.)
Chuck tender, nipper and Stamond

drill helper 2005
Gunniting nozzleman 2,425
Powderman $ “*

Common, blaster 285

Licensed technical powderman 2.60
All other labor 2.00"



“couNTY

Biostcs workers:
Boilermakers
" helpers
Bricklayors
Carpontors
Cement masonst
Cement masons

(building construct: 4on)

Jefferson.

cca

3.10
2.85
3.625
2.975

°

Working with composition material 3.19
Working on scaffold, swing stage
or tomporary platform over 25
ft. higa . 3.225
Bleotricians . 3.00
Drainlayer 2625
" over 8" 2.50
Elevator constructors 3.19
" " helpers 2.23
Bessie: 2.50
sulation mochanics 2-20
Ironworkers, structural 3.00
" ornamental 3.00
reinforcing 3.00
Laborers: (building construction)
Brick tonder, plasterer tender 2425
Potter operated tools such as
jackhammer, barco harmer,
tamper, vibrator, pavement
breaker, apader, hammer and
drill, sender and self-propell- -
ed concrete bugey 2.35
Construction labor 2.00
Cerant masons! tenders 240

areas

-F to

SUPERSEDES DECISION NO.

1g-Golorado
2-m

Lathers
Marble setters
Millwright
Painters!
Brash .
Spray (subject to the local

prevailing practice)

Swing stage
Sand blaster
Pipe fitters
Plasterers —
Plumbers
Roofers
Sheet metal workers
Soft floor layers (Linoleum)
Sprinkler fitters
Stone masona
Terrazzo workers
Tile setters
Tile, marble and terrazzo
helpers

2.915

2.60

2.925
2.925
2.925
Sek?
3.30
Sel7
2.95
3.10
2657

3.625
3.20
3.20

2.15

meporaninnytobineoeee


CONTRACT NO.

- AT(29=1)~1106

Z “January :18, 1951->.Modified July, 1, 195k

ie

e

2.

‘The following fevision or addition.to the approved employment policies and wage and. salary schedules of the contractor
is approved as an allowable cost, effective: ‘a5 “stated below. st . :

APPENDIX A,

APPENDIX A,

ees), effective. June: 195.1956

PARTIT;.. SECTION. E2,-is amended. to nelude reference to progression:
schedules, which schedules will. be designated Schedule 1, Appendix -
B (exempt. employees): and Schedule 2, Appendix A (non-exempt employ~

SCHEDULE’ 3 = Provision for-payment.of area allowance of ten cents+
per. hourto employees working ‘in specified areas in Production "Cr.
Section, referred toon page: 59“of Labor Agreement between Contrac~:

tor and:Denver’ Metal Trades. Council ‘dated May 28, 1956, is effective | .~

from October 1, 1953 to May 21, 1956; for maintenance and service
personnels - . eee OO :

Understanding bet Contractor and Denver. Metal Trades ;Council,
providing for termsand conditions. for ‘payment ofarea allowance
referred to on-pageTM59 of the principal: Labor Agreement dated
May 28, 1956, is made‘effective May 21, °1956, This understanding.
provides: : ne pee Soe

"A premium of 10¢ per hour to be paid to all employees regularly «
assigned-to the 7A area ~ first floor ~ including 74' Building,
of Production 'Ct Section, 71 Building. Transient employees
not regularly assigned to the 7A area would be paid as follows
when working in the 7A area or in Building 74:

ae O thru 1 hour - no premium pay

tb. More than 1 hour thru 4 hours - 4 hrs. premium pay

ce, More than 4 hours thru 8 hours - & hrs. premium pay"
Provisions of Section 19, Article III of Labor Agreement between
Contractor and Denver Metal Trades Council dated May 28, 1956, for
payment of premium of 50% pay for pressure suit work is effective,
May 1, 1956 to May 21, 1956. 2



anuary’18, 1951 - Modified July 1, 1954
rat policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor =

spproved for reimbursement, effective _ June 225. “195

fe APPENDIX ‘k; SCHEDULE 1 Revised. to incltid lio the following classification:

® “ RP-13h Employee Services Coordinator $390 ~ $660

“APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE. 2 - Revised to. Anclude . the following classifications:

RBFW-20a Reproduction: Equipment Operator $320 =~ $410
RFW~30b Massitte | Material Handler 330 ~ 400



the total amount of funds obligated under the contract. The Contractor

agrees to use its best efforts to keep allowable expenditures, conmit-

ments and obligations under the contract within the program cost levels
of the then current financial plan. Whenever it becomes apparent that
any such program cost level will be exceeded, the Contractor will inform
the Contracting Officer of this and of the Contractor's estimate of the
amount of such excess.” :
a, The first sentence of Paragraph 2 of Article XIV, Litigation and Claims,
is amended to read in its entirety as follows:
“The Contractor shall give the Contracting Officer immediate notice in

writing (a) of any action, including any proceeding before an adminis-

trative agency, filed against the Contractor arising out of the perforn-
ance of this contract, and (bv) of any claim against the Contractor the
cost and expense of which is allowable under the article of this contract
entitled ‘Costs and Expenses'.”

5. Paragraph 3 of Article XIX, Labor, is amended to read in its entirety
as follows:

"3, Nondiscrimination in Employment.

a. In connection with the performance of work under this contract,
the Contractor agrees not to discriminate against any employee
or applicant for employment because of race, religion, color,
or national origin. The aforesaid provision shall include, but
not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading, de-
motion, or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising;
layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compen-

sation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship.

-5-



CONTRACT NO.

AT(29=1) 1106

The following revision or éddition-
is approved as.an allowable cost, effective

APPENDIX A, PART II, SECTION F 4

is

APPENDIX A, PART III, SECTION D

Paragraph 3 under this Section is amended to.
reads

- Severance pay: for employees retiring under the
“ Pension“and Profit-Sharing Plan will be paid in’
- the “amount of one (1)' monthts pay for salaried ~

employees."
- Séction D is added to. read:

"Severance pay for employees retiring under the
Pension and Profit-Sharing Plan will be paid in
the amount of four (4) weeks* pay for hourly

s employees."



Modification No. kh
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No. AT(29=1)-1106
Date: June 29, 1956

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This Supplemental Agreement entered into this 29th day of June, 1956,
effective July 1, 1956, by and between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
represented by the ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called the
"Commission"), and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the
“Contractor"), a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the
State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into
Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106 for the operation by the Contractor of a
facility for the fabrication of certain materials and for related work;
and,

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos, 1 through 13; and

WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to anend the said contract as
hereinafter provided.

NOW THEREFORE, the contract, as heretofore amended, is hereby further
amended, but in the following respects only:

"Article XIX, Paragraph 5 (a} (1), Modification No. 20
of Contract AT(29-1)-1106 is revised to include wage determination
decision No, P=18,1)9, issued by the Secretary of Labor, to cover
the fiscal year 1957 which is attached hereto as "Revised Appendix
cnt

All other terms and conditions of Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106 shall
remain in full force and effect.



MB.

tat

Tt

AGREEME

For A
SKILLED CRAFT TRAINING PROGRAM

Formulated & Developed

By pHE’ DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

ROCKY FLATS DIVISION

THE DENVER METAL TRADES COUNCIL,

Denver, Colorado

2:

AFL





- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed. t
Agreement in several counterparts. . . OR

BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY: _/e/ Mx Fe Hevtford:
K. Fe Hertford
Manager, ALO
Contracting Officer

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

vw BY: __/ef/ Carl As Gadstacker _

TITLE: _ Vite Pree & Tieesurer
CORPORATES CERTIFICATE

I; Feed. Rican __» certify that I am the Assistant Seeretary.
of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Gari As

Serstacker é who signed this contract. on behalf of the Contractor,
was then Vice President & Treasurer oF said corporation; that said
contract was duly®signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority
of its governing body; and that said contract is within the scope of the said
corporation's corporate powers.

0 Hy Brown:

a. CORPORATE SEAL) .

Page No. 2 / .



UNITED STATES .
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P. 0. BOX 5)00
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 48

Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106
Date: September 10, 1956

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This Supplemental Agreement entered into this.10th day of September,
1956, by and between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, represented by the
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (hereinafter called the *Commission"), and THE

CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter called the "Contractor"), a corporation
organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware,

e WIINESSETH THATs

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into Contract
No. AT(29=1)=1106 for the operation by the Contractor of a facility for the
fabrication of certain materials and for related work; and,

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos. 1 through 6; and

WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to amend the said contract as
hereinafter provided.

NOW, THEREFORE, the first sentence of Paragraph 5 of Article IV, is
amended to read in its entirety as follows:

Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($9, 300,000.00) for performance
of this contract, making Forty-Nine Million Eighty-Three
Thousand Dollars ($u9 083,000.00) the total obligation for
all purposes under this contract from its inception.”

cy "The Commission hereby obligates an additional Nine Million
1

All other terms and conditions of this contract shall remain
unchangede



‘Sb approved for reimbunement, ective February 20, 1956

In accordance with request dated February 15, 1956, under provisions of Apps
Part II, Section E, of Contract AT(29-1)~-1104,. the Contractor may apply
ei as set forth. below to contractor’ pers: el employed at. Rocky Flats Plan
on or. after January 1, 1951, and whose present salary is less: than #750. 00 pe:
months -

(a) College graduates with degrees in technical or engineering.
field.

(b) College graduates with degrees in Business Administration
witha major in Accounting. °

(c) Personnel who, through present and past experience, have
demonstrated their equivalency of a college degree as set
forth in (a) and (b). above.

The salary adjustment-will be “applied on the basis of years since graduation as.-
: oe
Years Increase Per Month
1 $15.00 -
2 20.00
3 25.00
4 30.00
5 or more 35200

‘Application for personnel not having a college degree is based on 5 years exper-
oy ence being equivalent to-a degree.



Plok-up trucks (bldg. constr.)
Dump trucks’
Under 6 yds. hauled

6 yds. to 13 yd. hauled
13 yds. to 20 yds. *
Over 20 yd.
Euolids and similar equipment
in tandem
Flet racks
Semi-flat rack trucks and
highboys

Koehring dumptors
Lumber carriers

2.15
2.25
2.35
2.50

2.55
2.15

2.25
2.25
2.25

10~Coloreio
Lea
2--m

Concrete mixer trucks
to 5 yde.
Concrete mixer trucks
to 5 yds. and over
Lowboys, winch pole and “A*
Frame trucks
Water trucks
Semi-water trucks
Warehousemen (greasers-tire
and service men)
Truck mechanics
" " helpers"
Material checkers
Dumpers, spotters, soslenen,
eto., (if used, same rate
as driver on project.)

$2.25
2.35
24b0
2.23

2.15
2.40
2.05
2.20



Disroix a, SCHEDULE.

fective May 16, 1955.

‘



‘LO-CC LORE DO

mero . Poe oy
o3 oporatztas (bldg. constr. ) ~ y eparatezae (eontog”
- Be ec soe C3073 OaeT3 -
Asyalt plans 8.73 Bots
Balldsser, sore’ Sr ReT3 Qofd
@hovel, ores, Corriok, draglins Pian] ourrayul: Bets
Qrushing plod, batch plans . 2076 Tractor, over 35 hye BeT6 |
Distributer (bit<aincus surfree) 8076 Tract<ra, 03 He Pe cr lesa,
Finishing rachine, (ocmnt, without attrohents 2085
ecnorete, pavement) 276° @renshing machine 2078
Fireman, oiler 2015 Dr4il cporator 2eF8
Industrial motorman 2076 Brakomn | Reld
Hoist, 2 drua 2-76 “
ist, 2 or more drums - 2e8D
hanio, heavy duty 2076
sgnanic holper . 2015
Mixer ft oUe yde or over) 2083
Mizor (lese than 1 ous yde) 2076



~- CONTRACT NO. Modification Nos 31
AT(29~1)~1106

‘The following tevision or addition to the approved employment policies an
is approved aa an allowable-cost, effective September. 19, 19560

‘ APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 2 - Maximum rate range for Position: Nos: » REWA36, Nurse, increased :

from $415 to $490.



declassified or removed from the Restricted Data category pursuant to
Section 142 of the Atomic Energy Act of 195k.

"h, Security Clearance of Personnel. Except as the Commission may

authorize, in accordance with the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, the Con-
tractor shall. not permit any individual to have access to Restricted
Data until the designated investigating agency shall have made an in-
vestigation and report to the Commission on the character, associa-
tions, and loyalty of such individual and the Commission shall have
determined that permitting such person to have access to Restricted
Data will not endanger the common defense and security. As used in
this paragraph, the term "designated investigating agency” means the
United States Civil Service Commission or the Federal Bureau of In-
vestigation, or both, as determined pursuant to the provisions of the
Atomic Energy Act of 195%.

"5. Criminal Liability. It is understood that disclosure of informa-
tion relating to the work or services ordered hereunder to any person
not entitled to receive it, or failure to safeguard any Restricted
Data or any top secret, secret, or confidential matter that may come
to the Contractor or any person under the Contractor's control in con-
nection with work under this contract, may subject the Contractor, its
agents, employees, and subcontractors to criminal liability under the
laws of the United States. (See the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, 68
Stat. 919), (See also Executive Order 10104 of February 1, 1950, 15
F.R. 597.)

"6. Subcontracts and Purchase Orders. Except as otherwise authorized

in writing by the Contracting Officer, the Contractor shall insert

-8-



Contract AT (29-1)-1106

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON

O47

Decision No. 0=13,912
Date: May 31, 1955

DECISION OF THE SECRETARY

This case is before the Department of Labor pursuant to a request for a wage predetermination
as required by law applicable to the work described on the attached wage schedule,

A study has been made of wage conditions in the locality and on the basis of information assembled
e by the Department of Labor the wage rates listed on the attached schedule are hereby determined by
the Secretary of Labor as the prevailing (or, in the case of the Federal Airport Act, as the minimum)

rates of wages for the described classes of labor in accordance with applicable law.

LAW REFERENCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS
Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, 40 U. S. C. 276 (a) et seq.

National Housing Act, as amended, 12 U. S. C. 1708 et seq.

Housing Act of 1949, as amended, 42 U.S. C. 1401 et seq.

Federal Airport Act of 1946, as amended, 49 U. S. C. 1101 et seq.
Hospital Survey and Construction Act of 1946, 42 U. S. C. 291 et seq.
School Survey and Construction Act of 1950, 20 U. S. C. 251 et seq.

Defense Housing and Community Facilities and Services Act of 1951, as amended,
42, U.S. C. 1592i.

cot tee nw done in



Rocky: Flats Plant

locky” Flats, Colorado

CONTRACTOR:

The. Dow Chemical C x
CONTRACT NO. Modification’ on Az DATE OF CONTRACT
AT(29-1)-1106 january 18, 1951 ~ Modified July 1, 195k:

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
is approved for reimbursement, effectiveApril 27, 1956 .

APPENDIX A, PART II, SECTION A 2. — Non=exempt Employees. Paragraph "dTM added to
this Section to provide for a guarantee of

r four (4) hours pay at straight time when an

employee is called to work outside his normal

working hours, which call-in necessitates the

employee making an extra round trip.

APPENDIX A, PART II, SECTION F 2. ~ Merit Vacation. This Section revised to
extend merit vacation benefits for salaried
employees at Rocky Flats.



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
P. 0. BOX 5)00
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 1
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No, AT(29-1)-1106
Date: May 8, 1956

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This Supplemental Agreement entered into this 8th day of May, 1956,
by and between the United States of America, represented by the Atomic
Energy Commission (hereinafter called the "Commission”), and the Dow
Chemical Company (hereinafter called the "Contractor"), a corporation
organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware,

6 WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into
Contract No. AT(29~1)-1106 for the operation by the Contractor of
a facility for the fabrication of certain materials and for related
work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by
Modifications Nos. 1 through 0; and

WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to amend the said contract as
hereinafter provided.

NOW, THEREFORE, the first sentence of Paragraph 5 of Article Iv,
Modification No. 28, Contract No, AT(29-1)-1106 is modified to read
as follows:

@

"In addition to the unexpended balance of funds previously
obligated, the Commission has obligated an additional
$2,372,000.00 making $38,783,000.00 the total obligation
for all purposes under this Contract from its inception.”

All other terms and conditions of this contract shall remain unchanged.

3



USITED STATES ._
ATOMIC EXERGY COMMISSION *
P, 0. BOX 5400°

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW. MEXICO

Modification No, 28
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No, AT(29-1)1106
Date: August 11, 1955

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

This Supplemental Agreement entered into this 11th day of August, 1955,
effective July 1, 1955 by and between the United States of America, represented
by the Atomic Energy Commission (hereinafter called the "Commission"), and the
Dow Chemical Company (hereinafter called the "Contractor"), & corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the State of Delavare,

‘9 WITNESSETH THAT:

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into Contract
No, AT(29-1)-1106 for the operation by the Contractor of a facility for the
fabrication of certain materials and for related work; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos, 1 through 27; and

WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to amend the said contract as hereins
after provided, ‘

NOW, THEREFORE, Paragraph 5 of Article IV is modified to read as follows:

"In addition to the unexpended balance of funds previously obligated,

the Commission has obligated an additional $7,100,000.00 making
@ $36 411,000.00 the total obligation for all purposes under this Contract

from its inception, The Commission may, based upon budget estimates
prepared by the Contractor in accordance with Commission requirements
and reviewed and approved by the Contracting Officer, obligate additional
funds for the performance of the work from time to time. The Contractor
shall continuously pre-estimate the cost of performing the work and will
give the Commission at least ninety (98) days’ notice when it appears that
the cost of the work plus the earned fee or retainer will exceed the .
amount then obligated. Whenever the expenditures and outstanding commit~
ments equal 100% of the amount obligated, less the Contractor's retainer,
the Contractor shall make no further expenditures (except to mest existing
commitments) or commitments, and shall bs excused from further performance
of the work mless and mtil the Contracting Officer thereafter shall ine
crease the amount of funds obligated hereunder, It is understood and agreed 4
that the total obligation of the Goverment under this contract at any given
time is limited to the amounts then obligated by the Commission hereunder,"



A ULovsaNeU Ull LUE aLLuced wage schedule,

A study has been made of wage conditions in the locality and on the basis of information assembled
by the Department of Labor the wage rates listed on the attached schedule are hereby determined by
the Secretary of Labor as the prevailing (or, in the case of the Federal Airport Act, as the minimum)
rates of wages for the described classes of labor in accordance with applicable law.

LAW REFERENCES AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS
...DB Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, 40 U. S. C. 276 (a) et seq.

National Housing Act, as amended, 12 U. S. C. 1708 et seq.
Housing Act of 1949, as amended, 42 U.S. C. 1401 et seq.
Federal Airport Act of 1946, as amended, 49 U. S. C, 1101 et seq.

Hospital Survey and Construction Act of 1946, 42 U. S. C. 291 et seq.

School Survey and Construction Act of 1950, 20 U. S. C. 251 et seq.

cnsunemeenennened CFS Defense Housing and Community Facilities and’ Services Act of 1951, as amended,
42 U.S.C. 15923.

coneceeeeneeeees REO Reorganization Plan Number 14 of 1950, 5 U. S. C. 1882-15.

ceecceceeceeeesere Regulations of the Secretary of Labor, Part 5, Title 29, Subtitle A, Code of Federal
Regulations.

This wage determination decision and any modifications thereof during the period prior to the
stated expiration date shall be used during such period and made a part of every contract for perform-
ance of the described work as provided by applicable law and regulations of the Secretary of Labor,
and the wage rates contained in this decision, unless modified, shall be the minimum wage rates to be
paid under any such contract by contractors and subcontractors on the work.

Under the Davis-Bacon Act the contracting officer shall require that any class of laborers and
mechanics not listed in the Secretary’s decision, which will be employed on the contract, shall be classi-
fied or reclassified by the contractor or subcontractor conformably to the Secretary’s decision and a
report of the administrative action taken in such cases shall be transmitted by the agency to the Sec-
retary of Labor. In the event the interested parties cannot agree on the proper classification or reclassi-
fication of a particular class of laborers and mechanics to be used, the question, accompanied by the
recommendation of the contracting officer, shall be referred to the Secretary of Labor for final deter-
mination. Where classification of laborers and mechanics which were not included in the original
decision are desired under any statutes other than the Davis-Bacon Act, a supplementary wage deter-
mination shall be requested by the Agency Head.

‘The wage rates contained in this decision are straight hourly wage rates. In some areas manage-
ment and labor organizations in the construction industry have collectively bargained for health and
welfare fund contributions. Such contributions are not included in wage rates determined by the
Secretary of Labor for construction projects,

By direction of the Secretary of Labor,

Coe

Attachment

B.S covEeMMENT paIWiNe Orme 16 —1845%-1



- Modification No, 27 to
Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106

CORPORATE O&RTIFICLTE

I, R, B, Bennett , certify that I an the Assistant Secretary
of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Mark EB, Putnam ’

who signed this contract on behalf of the Contractor, was then Executive
i i of seid corporetion; that said contract was duly signed for

ice President —__.
and in behalf of said ccrporation by authority of its governing body; and thot
said contract is within the scope of the said corporction's corporete povers,

s/R, B, Bennett



—_— May 19, 1955

LATHE OPERATOR TRAINING PROGRAM
PRODUCTION "A" SECTION

In order that the fourteen Lathe Operators VI now employed
in Production *A" Section and sommoniy referred to as Machine
Operator Trainees may advance themselves by their own request
to the position of Journeyman Machinist, the following train~
ing program is hereby established:

1. The Company will provide for an 18 month rotation sys-
tem throughout the various shops in 44 Building, namely;
Room 101, East Line and West Line, Carbon Shop, Tool
Grind Shop and Precision Shop. The 18 month rotation
system will commence in September, 1955, and continue
until Mareh, 1957. ‘The rotation system will provide
for approximately two months training in each particu-
lar shop for the employeesconcerned, in addition to the
time they will spend at their regular place of work.

2. A training course operated for two hours a night one
night a week wili be established at the Denver Oppor-
tunity School, starting September, 1955. This training
course will consist of three semesters work, with a break
during the summer of 1956 since the Opportunity School
does not operate those months. The training course at
the Opportunity School will be designed to provide these
Lathe Operators VI witn experience on machine tools,
metals and work which they would not encounter during
the course of their employment at Rocky Flats.

3. A related course in sush subjects as shop theory and
mathematics, which will include algebra, trigonometry,
plueprint reading and other pertinent allied subjects
will be established. This reiated course will be arranged
and directed by the Education Department of the Company.
The participants in the training program will be expected
to complete the related course work on their own time.
Periodic tests, probably every month or six weeks, will
be given the men after working hours by the Education
Department.



RF-52a Deve cout Man. = bed te $625



Rocky Flats Plant
CONTRACTOR

DATE OF CONTRACT

Art(29=1)=1106 = MTEL ganuary-18,° 195) = Modified J

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the cont

is approved for reimbursement, effec dJanuary,5, 1956 a
we 7d

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 1 ~ Maximum rate range for Plant Protection or Fire Depart:
ment.Lieutenant increased from $520 to’$590. Position:

a number changed from RF-122M to RF-12i,.



Modification No. 46
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT
THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into this 3rd day.of August, 1956,
effective July 1, 1956, by and between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (herein-
after called "the Government"), represented by the ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
(hereinafter called "the Commission"), and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (herein-
after called "the Contractor"), a corporation organized and existing under
the laws of the State of Delaware,
WITNESSETH THAT:
WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into Contract
No. AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation by the Contractor of the
Commission's Rocky Flats Plant (hereinafter called "the Plant"), and for
related work; and
WHEREAS, the contract has previously ‘been amended by Modifications Nos.
1 through 45; and
WHEREAS, the Commission has undertaken a major enlargement of the pro-
ductive floor space of the Plant and the Contractor has, in accordance with
its rights under Article IV of the contract, raised the question as to the
amount of retainer the Contractor should receive under the contract for
Fiscal Year 1957; and
WHEREAS, under Article IV of the contract the parties pave agreed upon
the equitable increase +o be made in the Contractor's retainer for Fiscal
Year 1957 due to the increased contribution the Contractor will make under

the contract during that fiscal years and



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSICN
P, 0. BOX 5400
ALBUQUERQUE, NE! MEXICO

Hodification No, 27
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106
Date: June 27, 1955

SUPPLOINTAL AGRE ENT

This Supplemental Agreement entered into this 27th day of June, 1955
by and between the United States of America, represented by the Atomic
Energy Commission (hereinafter called the “Commission"), and The Dow
Chemical Company (hereinafter called the "Contrector"), a corporetion
organized and existing under the lays of the State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT:

WHERTLS, on January 18, 1951, the perties hereto entered into Con~
tract No, :7(29-1)-110 for the operation by the Contractor of a facility
for the fabrication of certein materials and for related vork; and

WHEREAS, the said contract has previously been anended by liodifications
Nos, 1 through 26 3 and

VERELS, the parties hereto desire to amend the said contrect as herein-
after provided,

NOW THEREFORE, the contract, as heretofore amended, is hereby further
amended, but in the following respects only:

" Article XIX, Peragreph 5 (e)(1), is revised to include the
attached wage Cetermination decision Mo, 0-13,011, issued by
the Secretery of Lebor, to cover the fiscal year 1956,

IN UTINESS 'HPREOF, the parties hereta have eyecuted this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts,

THE UNITED STATTS OF AIDRICA

BY: ATOMIC CNERGY COMIISSION

BY: sf Gilzert C, Hoover
Gilbert C, Hoover, Haneger

Rocky Flats Field Office
Contracting Officer

THE DOY CHEMECAL COiPANY
BY: s,

KE, Putnam

: TIE: Executive Vice President



Plant to the extent required to handle the work load which the Com-
mission will place on the Contractor from time to time. The parties
hereto recognize that the volume of work performed at the Plant could
be materially increased over that performed during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1956, without materially increasing the aforementioned
contribution made by the Contractor during that year and, conversely,
that such volume could be materially decreased from that of the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1956, without materially decreasing such con-
tribution.

"3, Adjustment in Retainer. Either party hereto my raise the ques-
tion concerning the amount of the retainer to be paid the Contractor
hereunder only if (1) the Commission requires the Contractor to per-
form work hereunder which is substantially different in character from
the work which was being performed by the Contractor under this con-
tract on June 30, 1956, and from the work which is described in Ap-
pendix B, (2) the Commission undertakes a major enlargement of the
productive floor space of the Plant as it existed on such date, but
excluding the major enlargement which served to reopen the question

of retainer for Fiscal Year 1957, or (3) the Commission directs the
cessation of the Contractor's use of all or a major part of any
puilding or facility at the Plant as enlarged during Fiscal Year

1957 by the major enlargement which served to reopen” the question of
retainer for that year (whether such cessation is accomplished by the
establishing of a standby status for, py the removing from the Plant
of, or by otherwise relieving the Contractor of cognizance over any

such building or facility or major portion thereof). When one party

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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT
ona

TOOLMAKER TRAINING PROGRAM

e May 21, 1956

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fie

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hy



MC ENERGY “COMMISSION”

Ne EE Ts

PROJECT

LOCATION —
Rocky Flats Plant Rocky Flats, Colorado
CONTRACTOR:
The Dow Chemical Company
CONTRACT NO- Modification No. 43 DATE OF CONTRACT
AT(29-1)-1106 January 18, 1951 - Modified July 1, 1954

The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contracto:
is approved for reimbursement, effective April 30, 195! 58 “ ° © com *

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 1 - Revised rate ranges for Exempt Salaried Employees
reflecting new minimum and maximum rates.

® x01 A, SCHEDULE 2 - Revised rate ranges for Non-Exempt Salaried Employees
reflecting new minimum and maximum rates.

is

FOR THE ON Abo bien, BY—

awe---“Gilbert C. Hoover:



Modification No. ariel:
Supplemental Agreement to
Contract No, AT(29~1)-1106
Date: June 29, 1956

— IN WEINESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Supplemental
Agreement in several counterparts.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY: ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

BY: _/#/ Seth R. Woodruff, Ire
Seth R. Woodruff, Jr.
Acting Manager
Rocky Flats Area Office
Contracting Officer

@ THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
BY: /s/ Mark B. Putnam

TITLE: _Bxecutive Vice President
CORPORATE CERTIFICATE

I, Robert B. Bennett » certify that I am the Assistant Treasurer
of the corporation named as Contractor herein; that Dx. Mark E, Putnam
who signed this contract o behalf of the Contractor, was then Executive
Vice President of said corporation; that said contract was duly
signed for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its governing
body; and that said contract ig within the scope of the said corporation's
corporate powerse

@ ; /=/ Robert Bs Bennett
(CORPORATE SEAL)

Page No. 2



SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT
ON
THE PROMOTION OF

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Rocky: Flats, Colorado

DATE OF CONTRACT

January 18, 1951 - Modified July 1, 1954
"The following revision oF addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor
. js approved for reimbursement, effective
: . nom May 30, 1955

IX A, SCHEDULE 1 - Revised rate ranges for Exempt Salaried Employees
reflecting normal annual increase.

-| APPENDIX.A, SCHEDULE 2°~ Revised rate ranges for Non~exempt Salaried Employees

reflecting normal annual increase.



HEAVY AND HIGHVAY GCONSTRUGLICY

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Power equipment operators:
Air compressors

Asphalt plants

Batch plants

Blade graders

Bulldozers

Cranes, derricks, draglines
Crushing plants

Finishing machines (cement,
concrete, pavement)

Firemen, oilers

Hoists, 1 drum

Hoists, 2 or more drums

Mechanics, heavy duty

Mechanics! helpers

Mixers, 1 cue yds or over

Mixers, less than 1 ou. yd.

$2.76
2.76
2.76
2.76
2.76
2.98
2.78

Distributors (hituminous surfaces )2.76

& 76
2.15
2076
2.95
2676
2015
2.93
2.76

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Motor graders

Pumps

Rollers

Scrapers

Shovels, power

Tournapulls

Tractors, over 35 hpe

Tractors, 35 hp.e or less,
without attachment

Trenching machines

Per Hour Per Hou:
a” Power equipment operators: (contd

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PROSECT ~

Rocky Flats Plant *
CONTRACTOR 7"

the Dow chemical Company -
CONTRACT NO. gd i fteation: nD .
AT(29=-1)=1106 January 18, 1951 - Modified July 1; 12988).
"The following revision oF addition to the approved employment policies and wage snd salary schedules of the contractor
is approved for reimbursement, effective
_ February 28, 1956

DATE OF CONTRACT

APPENDIX A, SCHEDULE 1l- classifications in exempt salary schedules are revised

e as follows:

Delete:
EF-1ll Assistant Personnel Director
RF-112 Assistant Director, Labor Relations

Add:
““E-RF 111 Assistant Manager, Industrial
Relations $62, Minimum
RF-112 Director, Labor Relations $624 to $1040

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Atomto. Energy Commission, Albuquerque Oporations Officer -
sp tON OF WORK: .

Dow Chemical Co, Contract AT(?9-1)-1106 - miscellanoous DATE OF DyssSION
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STATE COUNTY

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Bodlermakors 3.10 Marble setters 3.20
" holpors 2.85 Millwright 2.975
Bricklayors 3.625 Painters t
Carpontora 20975 Brush . 2060
Coment masons: (building construction) Spray (subject to the local
Cement masons 2.975 prevailing practice) 2.925
Working with composition material 3.19 Sving stage 26925
Working on scaffold, swing atago Sand blaster : 2.925
or tomporary platform over 25 Pipo fitters Sek7
_ ft. higa 3.6225 Plasterers — 3.30
Bleotricians . 3.00 Plumbers BolT
Drainlayer 2.25 Roofers 2.95
" over 8" 2.50 Sheet metal workers 3.10
Blevator constructors 3.19 Soft floot layers (1inoleum) 2.57
" " helpers 2.23 Sprinkler fitters 2.90
Chester 2.50 Stone masons 3.625
sulation machanics 2.20 Terrazzo workers 3.20
Ironworkers, structural 3.00 tile setters 3.20
" ornamental 3.00 Tile, marble and terrazzo
zo" voinfaraing 3.00 helpers 2015



UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

Modification No. 47
Supplemental Agreement. to
Contract Nos. AT(29-1)=1106
Dates August 27, 1956

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT

THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT, entered into this 27th day of August,
1956, be and between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter called
"the Government"), represented by the ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (herein-
after called "the Commission"), and THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY (hereinafter
called "the Contractor"), a corporation organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Delaware,

WITNESSETH THAT

WHEREAS, on January 18, 1951, the parties hereto entered into
. Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106 for the management and operation by the
Contractor of the Commission's Rocky Flats Plant (hereinafter called
"the Plant"), and for related work; and

WHEREAS, the contract has previously been amended by Modifications
Nos. 1 through 46; and

WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to amend the contract as hereine
after provided; and

WHEREAS, the Commission certifies that this Supplemental Agreement
is authorized by and executed under the Atomic Energy Act of 195) in the
interest of the common defense and security,

NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree that Contract No. AT(29=1)-1106
as previously amended is hereby further amended in the ‘following particulars

only:
1. Modification No. 16, dated August 3, 1956

ae On line lk, Page h, the word "properly" is deleted
and the word "promptly" is substituted in lieu thereof,



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CONTRACTOR

The Dow Chemical Company

CONTRACT NO. - TRACT

Modification No. 30 ° ot

AT(29-1)-1106 -_| iJanuary'18, 1951 - Modified July 1, 1954
‘The following revision or addition to the approved employment policies and wage and salary schedules of the contractor

ia approved for reimbursement, effective Juyy 25, 1955

IX A, SCHEDULE 1 - Classification of Position E-RF 110, Personnel Director,
Changed to Manager of Iridustrial Relations.



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agreed upon increase in retainer and to mike certain other changes as

hereinafter provided; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend the contract to reflect the

WHEREAS, the Commission certifies that this Supplemental Agreement is

authorized by and executed under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 in the in-

terest of the common defense and security.

NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree that Contract No. AT(29-1)-1106

as previously amended is hereby further amended in the following particulars

only:

Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article IV, Term, Retainer and Obligation of Funds,
are amended to read in their entirety as follows:

"2, Retainer. For the period from July 1, 1956, to June 30, 1957, the
Contractor shall receive hereunder a yearly retainer of Five Hundred
Twenty Thousand Dollars ($520,000.00) which shall be payable in equal
monthly installments at the end of each month during that period be-
ginning July 31, 1956. It is understood and agreed that the payment of
this retainer shall constitute complete compensation to the Contractor
for providing in the performance of the contract the same or equivalent
contribution of key personnel, technicians, technology, home office
assistance, supervision and review, and the like, made by the Contractor
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, as increased by the addi-
tional contribution for Fiscal Year 1957 which the parties contemplated
that the Contractor would make when the parties agreed upon the increase
in retainer from $438,000.00 to $520,000.00. It is further understood
and agreed that the payment of this retainer also shall constitute com-

plete compensation to the Contractor for its managing and operating the

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