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 PART I – THE SCHEDULE 

SECTION A 

SOLICITATION/CONTRACT FORM 

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PART I – THE SCHEDULE 

SECTION B 

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICE/COST
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SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICE/COST 

B.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the General Services 

Administration (GSA) Information Technology (IT) 70 Schedule solicitation are not listed in 

this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule contract clauses are 

applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to ensure awareness of 

the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the Contracting Officer will make their 

full text available. The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that 

must be completed by the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of 

submitting full text of those provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph 

identifier and provide the appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text 

of a clause may be accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.arnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

(End of Clauses Incorporated by Reference)

B.2 SUPPLIES AND/OR SERVICES TO BE FURNISHED

The Contractor shall provide all required services and resources (except as may be expressly 

stated in this contract as furnished by the Government) necessary to successfully provide and 

perform Information Technology Services (ITS) at the John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC) and 

other centers as identified in support of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) 

and other resident organizations at SSC in accordance with Attachment J-1, Performance Work 

Statement (PWS), and all other requirements as specified throughout the contract. 

In addition, the Contractor shall provide all resources and services (except as may be expressly 

stated in this contract as furnished by the Government) necessary to successfully perform all 

phase-in activities in accordance with the Contract Phase-In Plan.

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The Contractor shall provide the following technical services within the LOE portion of the 

contract (CLIN 6): 

(a) Additive quantities of services and systems above and beyond those defined in the 

workload indicators for Sections 1 through 6 of the PWS. 

(b) All requirements in Section 3.3 “End User Systems and Services.” 

(c) All requirements in Section 5.4.2 “Cable Infrastructure Services – IMRR.” 

The Government estimated NTE level for CLIN 6 LOE activity is: 

Government Plug Number

Firm Fixed Price - Level of Effort Total Estimated Value For the Base Period

 and All Options $9,900,000

 

The Government provided Task Order Initiation System (TOIS) shall be used for initiation and 

acceptance of LOE task orders. 

The Total Value established for the LOE portion of the contract is an estimate and does not 

reflect an obligation by the Government. The estimate derived by the Government could change 

due to variations in workload. The CO reserves the right to increase or decrease the estimate at 

any time. This decision is entirely within the discretion of the Government. 

Rates for those labor classifications common to both FFP and LOE CLINS must be the same 

value (i.e. hourly rate for Computer Specialist I FFP equals hourly rate for Computer Specialist I 

LOE). 

B.5 TRAVEL 

Travel may be required to fulfill the requirements of the contract. Locations and durations of 

travel cannot be estimated at this time. Since specific travel requirements cannot be identified at 

this time, a travel budget of $20,000 annually is established. The Contractor will only be 

reimbursed in accordance with the Federal Travel Regulations (FTR). Travel charges will only 

be calculated based upon the primary worksite of the Contractor employee traveling. All 

reimbursable travel must be authorized by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and 

CO prior to departure. Travel reimbursement will not be provided for work performed within a 

50 mile radius of SSC. Travel reimbursement is not to include additional fees and/or profit. 

Government Plug Number

Total Estimated Travel Value 

NTE $20,000 Per Year 

B.6 INVOICES 

 
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The requirements of a proper invoice must meet the requirements of the GSA schedule contract 

under which this Task Order was issued. The Contractor shall submit invoices no more 

frequently than monthly and reflect the price during the previous month. Any discounts for 

prompt payment must be clearly stated on the face of the invoice. The original invoice shall be 

submitted electronically via e-mail, faxed or mailed to the address listed below. 

The Contractor shall submit invoices to the following address: 

NASA Shared Services Center (NSSC) 

Financial Management Division (FMD) – Accounts Payable 

Bldg 1111, C. Road 

Stennis Space Center, MS 39529 

Email: NSSC-AccountsPayable@nasa.gov 

Fax: 866-209-5415 

B.7 PERFORMANCE PERIOD AND OPTION YEARS 

 

The Contract has a base period of approximately one (1) year, five (5) months with two (2) one 

(1) year option periods and a final one (1) year, seven (7) months option period for a total 

contract period of five (5) years. 

Base Period: May 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017 

Option Year 1: October 1, 2017 – September 30, 2018 

Option Year 2: October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019 

Option Year 3: October 1, 2019 – April 30, 2021 

(End of Clause) 

B.8 LIMITATIONS OF FUNDS FIXED PRICE CONTRACTS (NFS 1852.232-77) 

(MAR 1989)

(a) Of the total price of items through ________, the sum of $ _________ is presently 

available for payment and allotted to this contract. It is anticipated that from time to time 

additional funds will be allocated to the contract in accordance with the following 

schedule, until the total price of said items is allotted: 

SCHEDULE FOR ALLOTMENT OF FUNDS

Date: TBD Amounts: TBD 

(b) The Contractor agrees to perform or have performed work on the items specified in 

paragraph (a) of this clause up to the point at which, if this contract is terminated 

pursuant to the Termination for Convenience of the Government clause of this contract, 

the total amount payable by the Government (including amounts payable for subcontracts 

and settlement costs) pursuant to paragraphs (f) and (g) of that clause would, in the 

exercise of reasonable judgment by the Contractor, approximate the total amount at the 
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time allotted to the contract. The Contractor is not obligated to continue performance of 

the work beyond that point. The Government is not obligated in any event to pay or 

reimburse the Contractor more than the amount from time to time allotted to the contract, 

anything to the contrary in the Termination for Convenience of the Government clause 

notwithstanding. 

(c) (1) It is contemplated that funds presently allotted to this contract will cover the work to 

be performed until ________. 

(2) If funds allotted are considered by the Contractor to be inadequate to cover the work 

to be performed until that date, or an agreed date substituted for it, the Contractor 

shall notify the CO in writing when within the next 60 days the work will reach a 

point at which, if the contract is terminated pursuant to the Termination for 

Convenience of the Government clause of this contract, the total amount payable by 

the Government (including amounts payable for subcontracts and settlement costs) 

pursuant to paragraphs (f) and (g) of that clause will approximate 75 percent of the 

total amount then allotted to the contract. 

(3) (i) The notice shall state the estimate when the point referred to in paragraph (c)(2) 

of this clause will be reached and the estimated amount of additional funds required 

to continue performance to the date specified in paragraph (c)(1) of this clause, or an 

agreed date substituted for it. (ii) The Contractor shall, 60 days in advance of the 

date specified in paragraph (c)(1) of this clause, or an agreed date substituted for it, 

advise the CO in writing as to the estimated amount of additional funds required for 

the timely performance of the contract for a further period as may be specified in the 

contract or otherwise agreed to by the parties. 

(4) If, after the notification referred to in paragraph (c)(3)(ii) of this clause, additional 

funds are not allotted by the date specified in paragraph (c)(1) of this clause, or an 

agreed date substituted for it, the CO shall, upon the Contractor's written request, 

terminate this contract on that date or on the date set forth in the request, whichever 

is later, pursuant to the Termination for Convenience of the Government clause. 

(d) When additional funds are allotted from time to time for continued performance of the 

work under this contract, the parties shall agree on the applicable period of contract 

performance to be covered by these funds. The provisions of paragraphs (b) and (c) of 

this clause shall apply to these additional allotted funds and the substituted date 

pertaining to them, and the contract shall be modified accordingly. 

(e) If, solely by reason of the Government's failure to allot additional funds in amounts 

sufficient for the timely performance of this contract, the Contractor incurs additional 

costs or is delayed in the performance of the work under this contract, and if additional 

funds are allotted, an equitable adjustment shall be made in the price or prices (including 

appropriate target, billing, and ceiling prices where applicable) of the items to be 

delivered, or in the time of delivery, or both. 
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(f) The Government may at any time before termination, and, with the consent of the 

Contractor, after notice of termination, allot additional funds for this contract. 

(g) The provisions of this clause with respect to termination shall in no way be deemed to 

limit the rights of the Government under the default clause of this contract. The 

provisions of this Limitation of Funds clause are limited to the work on and allotment of 

funds for the items set forth in paragraph (a) of this clause. This clause shall become 

inoperative upon the allotment of funds for the total price of said work except for rights 

and obligations then existing under this clause. 

(h) Nothing in this clause shall affect the right of the Government to terminate this contract 

pursuant to the Termination for Convenience of the Government clause of this contract. 

(End of clause) 

B.9 PRICING SCHEDULE

Offerors shall utilize the table in section B.3 and the templates named L.1a Sheet 1, Sheet 2 and 

L.1b (FFP and LOE Price Templates) for pricing information. The templates will be returned 

completed as Volume III (Price Factor) of your proposal. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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PART I – THE SCHEDULE 

SECTION C 

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION/WORK STATEMENT 
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DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS/WORK STATEMENT 

C.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. 

The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed 

by the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.arnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

(End of Clauses Incorporated By Reference) 

C.2 SCOPE OF WORK

(a) The Contractor shall furnish the necessary management, labor, materials and equipment 

(except as may be expressly stated in this contract as furnished by the Government) 

necessary to provide ITS for NASA, resident organizations and tenants at SSC as 

provided in the Request for Proposal (RFP). Sections A through J shall be incorporated 

in or made a part of the contract. The Contractor shall perform the work specified in 

Section J, Attachment 1 and other attachments in Section J of this contract. The work 

effort is performance-based. 

(b) These services outlined in the contract will be considered as the general scope of the 

contract and will not constitute nor be construed as a change within the meaning of the 

clause of this contract entitled “Changes—Fixed Price—Alternate III.” However, if any 

written direction by the Government through the TOIS is considered by the Contractor to 
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be outside the scope of contractual obligation, the Contractor, before performing any 

effort pursuant to such Government direction, shall refer such questions to the CO for 

resolution. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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PART I – THE SCHEDULE 

SECTION D 

PACKAGING AND MARKING
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PACKAGING AND MARKING 

D.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. 

The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by 

the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

1852.211-70 PACKAGING, HANDLING, AND TRANSPORTATION SEPT 2005 

(End of Clause) 

D.2 IDENTIFICATION AND MARKING OF GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT 

(NFS 1852.245-74) (JANUARY 2011) 

(a) The Contractor shall identify all equipment to be delivered to the Government 

using NASA Technical Handbook (NASA–HDBK) 6003, Application of Data 

Matrix Identification Symbols to Aerospace Parts Using Direct Part Marking 

Methods/Techniques, and NASA Standard (NASA–STD) 6002, Applying Data 

Matrix Identification Symbols on Aerospace Parts or through the use of 

commercial marking techniques that: (1) are sufficiently durable to remain intact 

through the typical lifespan of the property and (2) contain the data and data 

format required by the standards. This requirement includes deliverable 

equipment listed in the schedule and other equipment when no longer required for 

contract performance and NASA directs physical transfer to NASA or a third 

party. The Contractor shall identify property in both machine and human readable 
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form unless the use of a machine readable-only format is approved by the NASA 

Industrial Property Officer. 

(b) Equipment shall be marked in a location that will be human readable, without 

disassembly or movement of the equipment, when the items are placed in service unless 

such placement would have a deleterious effect on safety or on the item’s operation. 

(c) Concurrent with equipment delivery or transfer, the Contractor shall provide the 

following data in an electronic spreadsheet format: 

(1) Item Description 

(2) Unique Identification Number (License Tag) 

(3) Unit Price 

(4) An explanation of the data used to make the unique identification number 

(d) For equipment no longer needed for contract performance and physically transferred 

under paragraph (a) of this clause, the following additional data is required: 

(1) Date originally placed in service 

(2) Item condition 

(e) The data required in paragraphs (c) and (d) of this clause shall be delivered to the 

NASA Center receiving activity listed below: 

NASA Transportation Officer Bldg. 2204 

ITS Contractor: _____________ 

John C. Stennis Space Center 

Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-6000 

Mark for: _______________________ 

(f) The Contractor shall include the substance of this clause, including this paragraph (f), in 

all subcontracts that require delivery of equipment. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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PART I – THE SCHEDULE 

SECTION E 

INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE 
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INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE 

E.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. 

The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by 

the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

52.246-2 INSPECTION OF SUPPLIES – FIXED PRICE AUG 1996 

52.246-13 INSPECTION-DISMANTLING, DEMOLITION AUG 1996 

 OR REMOVAL OF IMPROVEMENTS 

52.246-16 RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUPPLIES APR 1984 

52.246-25 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY-SERVICES FEB 1997 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (NFS 48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

1852.246-72 MATERIAL INSPECTION AND RECEIVING REPORT AUG 2003 

(Fill-in 3 copies and 2 copies) 

(End of Clause) 

E.2 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT QUALITY ASSURANCE FUNCTIONS 

(NFS 1852.246-71) (OCT 1988) 

In accordance with the Inspection Clause of this contract, the Government intends to perform the 

following functions at the locations indicated:
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(End of Clause) 

E.3 SURVEILLANCE METHODS 

The Government may use a wide variety of surveillance methods to evaluate the Contractor’s 

performance, as identified in the QASP. The QASP will be developed and implemented by the 

COR as a part of the contract administration and monitoring activities conducted to assure that 

the Government receives products and services that conform to contract requirements. The 

methods of surveillance that may be used include: 

(a) Record Review (RR). Plans, Reports and Schedules submitted by the Contractor will be 

reviewed for content to confirm that contractual requirements are planned, scheduled and 

reported as properly completed. The Contractor is also responsible for accurately 

reporting work that was either rescheduled or not completed. Work reported as not 

completed will be recorded and proper documentation and possible rework will be 

accomplished as appropriate. 

 

(b) Planned Inspections (PI). The Performance Monitors (PM) establish a predetermined 

plan for inspecting all or part of the work. Determination of a sample size is at the 

discretion of the Government. The planned approach of inspecting for performance may 

or may not be shared with the Contractor. Work reported as not completed will be 

recorded and proper documentation and possible re-work will be accomplished as 

appropriate. 

(c) Unplanned Inspection (UPI). This method is an unplanned inspection, usually carried out 

in conjunction with inspections of other Contract Requirements or in an impromptu 

fashion. UPI may be a supplement to other methods of surveillance or could cover a 

Contract Requirement if it is a relatively noncritical requirement and does not require 

inspection immediately upon completion. Observed deficiencies will be recorded and 

proper documentation and possible re-work will be accomplished as appropriate. 

(d) Validated Customer Complaints (VCC). This method consists of customers observing 

deficiencies in the services they expect to receive and reporting these deficiencies to the 

PM, COR and/or CO using a predetermined procedure. All reported potential 

deficiencies will be researched by the PM or COR with the customer and vetted through 

the CO within a reasonable time (depends on the nature of service) to determine the 

validity of the reported deficiency. Validated deficiencies will be recorded and proper 

documentation and possible rework will be accomplished as appropriate. 

Item Quality Assurance Function Location 

All Services Wide Variety of Surveillance in accordance with 

the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan 

(QASP) for requirements identified in the PWS 

and/or task order. Surveillance may be 

conducted by a CO, COR or Performance 

Monitor. 

SSC and other 

locations as 

identified 
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(End of Clause) 

E.4 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/ANSI/ISO/ASQ Q9001

The Contractor shall implement, operate and maintain a Quality Management System in 

accordance with NASA Procedural Directive (NPD) 8730.5, NASA Quality Assurance Program 

Policy; Stennis Policy Directives (SPD) 1280.1, SSC Management System Policy; American 

National Standards Institute (ANSI) American Society for Quality (ASQ) ANSI/ISO/ASQ 

Q9001, Quality Management Systems Requirements Standard and SSC Environmental 

Management System (International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Standard 14001). 

The Contractor shall also provide personnel to support the internal audit processes. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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PART I – THE SCHEDULE

SECTION F 

DELIVERIES OR PERFORMANCE 

 
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DELIVERIES OR PERFORMANCE 

F.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. 

The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by 

the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

(End of Clause) 

F.2 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

(a) The basic period of performance of this contract shall be approximately one (1) year, five 

(5) months from May 1, 2016 through September 30, 2017. 

(b) In the event that option periods of performance are exercised pursuant to the terms of this 

contract, the period of performance for each option period shall be as set forth below: 

 

Option Period 1 10/1/2017 – 09/30/2018 

Option Period 2 10/1/2018 – 09/30/2019 

Option Period 3 10/1/2019 – 04/30/2021 

(End of Clause) 
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F.3 PLACE OF PERFORMANCE 

The Contractor shall perform the work under this contract at the John C. Stennis Space Center, 

Stennis Space Center, Mississippi; other locations identified in the PWS; and at such other 

locations as may be approved in writing by the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

F.4 DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS 

(a) Data Requirements (DRs): All DRs shall be submitted in accordance with the reporting 

instructions identified in the Data Requirements Description (DRD) via the Stennis 

Contracts Deliverable System (SCDS). 

(b) Other Deliveries: Delivery shall be Freight on Board (FOB) destination to the facility 

listed below or as specified in individual task orders: 

NASA Transportation Officer Bldg. 2204 

ITS Contractor: _____________ 

John C. Stennis Space Center 

Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-6000 

Mark for: _______________________ 

The Contractor shall retain full responsibility for deliveries and equipment handling, even 

if a Contractor's representative is not present during this process. 

(c) The Contractor shall notify the CO and the COR as soon as it becomes apparent to the 

Contractor that a scheduled delivery will be late. The Contractor shall include in the 

notification the rationale for late delivery, the expected date for the delivery and the 

project impact of the late delivery. The COR will review the new schedule and provide 

guidance to the Contractor. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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SECTION G 

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION DATA
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CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION DATA 

G.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and effect 

as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. The 

Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by the 

Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be accessed 

electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

52.245-1 GOVERNMENT PROPERTY APR 2012 

52.245-9 USE AND CHARGES APR 2012 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (NFS 48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

1852.223-71 FREQUENCY AUTHORIZATION DEC 1988 

1852.245-73 FINANCIAL REPORTING OF NASA JAN 2011 

 PROPERTY IN THE CUSTODY OF 

 CONTRACTORS 

 Paragraph (b) (3) Fill-in: NASA Stennis Space Center, Industrial Property 

 Officer, Building 1100, Mail Stop RA50, Stennis Space Center, MS 39529 

1852.245-75 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CHANGE JAN 2011 

1852.245-78 PHYSICAL INVENTORY OF CAPITAL JAN 2011 

 PERSONAL PROPERTY 

1852.245-82 OCCUPANCY MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS JAN 2011 

(End of Clause) 
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G.2 DESIGNATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGY REPRESENTATIVE AND PATENT 

REPRESENTATIVE (NFS 1852.227-72) (JUL 1997) 

(a) For purposes of administration of the clause of this contract entitled “New Technology” or 

“Patent Rights—Retention by the Contractor (Short Form),” whichever is included, the 

following named representatives are hereby designated by the CO to administer such 

clause: 

Title Office/Address (including zip code) 

New Technology Representative NASA Technology Utilization Officer 

 NASA/John C. Stennis Space Center 

 Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-6000 

Patent Representative Chief Counsel 

 NASA/John C. Stennis Space Center 

 Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-6000 

(b) Reports of reportable items and disclosure of subject inventions, interim reports, final 

reports, utilization reports and other reports required by the clause, as well as any 

correspondence with respect to such matters, should be directed to the New Technology 

Representative unless transmitted in response to correspondence or request from the Patent 

Representative. Inquiries or requests regarding disposition of rights, election of rights, or 

related matters should be directed to the Patent Representative. This clause shall be 

included in any subcontract hereunder requiring a “New Technology” clause or “Patent 

Rights—Retention by the Contractor (Short Form)”, unless otherwise authorized or 

directed by the CO. The respective responsibilities and authorities of the above-named 

representatives are set forth in 1827.305-370 of the NFS. 

(End of Clause) 

G.3 INSTALLATION-ACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY 

(NFS 1852.245-71) (JAN 2011) 

(a) The Government property described in paragraph (c) of this clause may be made available 

to the Contractor on a no-charge basis for use in performance of this contract. This 

property shall be utilized only within the physical confines of the NASA installation that 

provided the property unless authorized by the CO under (b)(1)(iv). Under this clause, the 

Government retains accountability for, and title to, the property, and the Contractor shall 

comply with the most current issue of: 

NPD 6000.1, Transportation Management

NPR 4100.1, NASA Materials Inventory Management Manual; 

NPR 4200.1, NASA Equipment Management Procedural Requirements; 

NPR 4300.1, NASA Personal Property Disposal Procedural Requirements; 

User Responsibilities: 
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The Contractor shall retain responsibility for ensuring proper use, care and protection 

(safeguarding) of Installation Accountable Government Property (IAGP) under its custody 

and control. The Contractor shall ensure the users are aware of and adhere to the following 

responsibilities: (1) ensuring IAGP is used only in the pursuit of approved programs, or as 

otherwise authorized by the Cognizant Property Custodian; (2) updating record locations in 

the current NASA Property System or notifying Cognizant Property Custodian of all 

equipment location changes; (3) ensuring that any lost, missing or damaged IAGP is 

officially reported to the appropriate Property Custodian and the Protective Services Office; 

(4) notifying Property Custodian of IAGP not being actively used; (5) ensuring that IAGP 

is turned into the Property Disposal Officer through the current NASA Property System or 

the Property Custodian when no longer needed; under no circumstances will the user or 

Contractor dispose of IAGP, whether tagged or untagged; and (6) returning IAGP to the 

Cognizant Property Custodian or the Center’s Supply and Equipment Management Officer 

(SEMO) upon termination of employment. 

Contractor Acquired Property Onsite: 

Initiate transfer of accountability by submitting a NASA Form (NF) 1149 Shipment/ 

Transfer of Accountability of NASA Property (or equivalent DD Form 1149/transfer 

document), accompanied by a copy of the Contractor’s applicable purchasing and receipt 

document for the property. The Contractor shall reference both the Contractor’s 

Subcontract/Purchase Order number and the Government contract number on the NF 1149. 

For purchases of supplies and materials, this document shall be submitted monthly. For 

equipment purchases, the NF 1149 (or equivalent DD Form 1149/transfer document) shall 

be submitted within five (5) calendar days after acceptance of each item of equipment by 

the Contractor. 

Property not recorded in NASA property systems must be managed in accordance with the 

requirements of the clause at FAR 52.245–1, as incorporated in this contract. 

The Contractor shall establish and adhere to a system of written procedures to assure 

continued, effective management control and compliance with these user responsibilities. 

In accordance with FAR 52.245-1(h)(1) the Contractor shall be liable for property lost, 

damaged, destroyed or stolen by the Contractor or their employees when determined 

responsible by a NASA Property Survey Board, in accordance with the NASA guidance in 

this clause. 

(b) (1) The official accountable for recordkeeping, financial control and reporting of the 

property subject to this clause shall be retained by the Government and accomplished 

within NASA management information systems prescribed by the installation SEMO 

and Financial Management Officer. If this contract provides for the Contractor to 

acquire property, title to which will vest in the Government, the following additional 

procedures apply: 

(i) The Contractor’s purchase order shall require the vendor to deliver the property 

to the installation central receiving area. 
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(ii) The Contractor shall furnish a copy of each purchase order, prior to delivery by 

the vendor, to the installation central receiving area. 

(iii) The Contractor shall establish a record for Government titled property as 

required by FAR 52.245-1, as incorporated in this contract, and shall maintain 

that record until accountability is accepted by the Government. 

(iv) Contractor use of Government property at an offsite location and offsite 

subcontractor use requires advance approval of the CO and notification of the 

Industrial Property Officer or SEMO. Government property used at an offsite 

location shall be considered Government furnished and the Contractor shall 

assume accountability and financial reporting responsibility. The Contractor 

shall establish records and property control procedures and maintain the 

property in accordance with the requirements of FAR 52.245–1, Government 

Property (as incorporated in this contract), until its return to the installation. 

NASA Procedural Requirements related to property loans shall not apply to 

offsite use of property by Contractors. 

(2) After transfer of accountability to the Government, the Contractor shall continue to 

maintain such internal records as are necessary to execute the user responsibilities 

identified in paragraph (a) of this clause and document the acquisition, billing, and 

disposition of the property. These records and supporting documentation shall be made 

available, upon request, to the SEMO and any other authorized representatives of the 

CO. 

(c) The following property and services are provided if checked: 

X (1) Office space, work area space and utilities. Government telephones are available 

for official purposes only. 

X (2) Office furniture. (The type, quantity and configuration of office furnishings to 

include conference and training rooms will be determined by the NASA SEMO or 

designee.) 

X (3) Property listed in Attachment J-7 and Attachment J-11. 

(i) Attachment J-7: List 1 – IAGP (No Class Exceptions, Controlled) 

(ii) Attachment J-7: List 2 – IAGP “As-Is” (Government Will Not Repair or 

 Replace) 

(iii) Attachment J-11: List 3 – SSC Information Technology Systems 

(iv) Attachment J-11: List 4 – Stennis Data Center Applications 

If the Contractor acquires property, title to which vests in the Government pursuant 

to other provisions of this contract, this property also shall become accountable to 

the Government upon its entry into Government records, in accordance with the 

Contractor Acquired Property Onsite requirements outlined above under User 

Responsibilities. 

The Contractor shall not bring to the installation for use under this contract any 

property owned or leased by the Contractor, or other property that the Contractor is 
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accountable for under any other Government contract, without the CO or duly 

authorized representative’s prior written approval. The Contractor shall provide on 

a quarterly basis, a listing of Contractor owned/leased property. This listing shall be 

provided to the SEMO. 

X (4) Supplies from stores stock. 

X (5) Publications and blank forms stocked by the installation (not otherwise available in 

electronic format) 

X (6) Safety and fire protection for Contractor personnel and facilities. 

X (7) Installation service facilities: (Fuels, oils & lubrications for vehicles and 

equipment) 

X (8) Medical treatment of a first-aid nature for Contractor personnel injuries or illnesses 

sustained during onsite duty. 

X (9) Cafeteria privileges for Contractor employees during normal operating hours. 

X (10) Building maintenance for facilities occupied by Contractor personnel. 

X (11) Moving and hauling for office moves, movement of large equipment, and delivery 

of supplies. Moving services may be provided onsite, as approved by the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

G.4 LIST OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FURNISHED PURSUANT TO 

FAR 52.245-1 (NFS 1852.245-76) (JAN 2011) 

For performance of work under this contract, the Government will make available Government 

property identified in Attachment J-7 of this contract on a no charge-for-use basis pursuant to FAR 

52.245–1, Government Property, as incorporated in this contract. The Contractor shall use this 

property in the performance of this contract at SSC and at other location(s) as may be approved by 

the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

G.5 GOVERNMENT PROPERTY INSTALLATION OPERATION SERVICES 

(FAR 52.245-2) (APR 2012) 

(a) This Government Property listed in paragraph (e) of this clause is furnished to the 

Contractor in an “as-is, where is” condition. The Government makes no warranty regarding 

the suitability for use of the Government property specified in this contract. The Contractor 

shall be afforded the opportunity to inspect the Government property as specified in the 

solicitation. 
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(b) The Government bears no responsibility for repair or replacement of any lost Government 

property. If any or all of the Government property is lost or becomes no longer usable, the 

Contractor shall be responsible for replacement of the property at Contractor expense. The 

Contractor shall have title to all replacement property and shall continue to be responsible 

for contract performance. 

(c) Unless the CO determines otherwise, the Government abandons all rights and title to 

unserviceable and scrap property resulting from contract performance. Upon notification to 

the CO, the Contractor shall remove such property from the Government premises and 

dispose of it at Contractor expense. 

(d) Except as provided in this clause, Government property furnished under this contract shall 

be governed by the Government Property clause of this contract. 

(e) Government property provided under this clause: Attachment J-7, List 2. 

(End of Clause) 

G.6 LIST OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FURNISHED PURSUANT TO 

FAR 52.245–2 (NFS 1852.245-77)(JAN 2011) 

For performance of work under this contract, the Government will make available Government 

property identified in Attachment J-7 of this contract on a no charge-for-use basis pursuant to FAR 

52.245–2, Government Property Installation Operation Services, as incorporated in this contract. 

The Contractor shall use this property in the performance of this contract at the John C. Stennis 

Space Center, Mississippi and at other location(s) as may be approved by the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

G.7 SSC POLICY DIRECTIVES, PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS

NASA/SSC maintains a set of SPDs, Stennis Procedural Requirements (SPR) and SSC Standards that 

govern many aspects of activity at SSC. The Contractor shall incorporate the most current provisions 

of applicable SPDs and SPRs and SSC Standards into all organization and planning for the 

performance of this contract and shall comply with the most current provisions during the term of the 

contract. 

(End of Clause) 

[END OF SECTION]
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PART I – THE SCHEDULE

SECTION H 

SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
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SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS 

H.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one (1) or more clauses by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the CO will make their full text available. 

The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by 

the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text of those 

provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the 

appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES 

NONE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

II NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES: 

1852.208-81 RESTRICTIONS ON PRINTING AND DUPLICATING NOV 2004 

1852.223-70 SAFETY AND HEALTH APR 2002 

1852.223-75 MAJOR BREACH OF SAFETY OR SECURITY FEB 2002 

1852.223-76 FEDERAL AUTOMOTIVE STATISTICAL TOOL JULY 2003 

REPORTING 

1852.225-70 EXPORT LICENSES FEB 2000 

 

(End of Clause) 

H.2 APPROVAL OF CONTRACT (FAR 52.204-1) (DEC 1989)

This contract is subject to the written approval of the Procurement Officer and shall not be 

binding until so approved. 

(End of Clause) 
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H.3 REPRESENTATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS AND OTHER STATEMENTS OF 

OFFERORS

This contract incorporates Section K, Representations, Certifications and Other Statements of 

Offerors, as set forth in the Contractor's signed proposal, by reference, with the same force and 

effect as if it were given in full text. 

(End of Clause) 

H.4 PHASE-IN AND PHASE-OUT

(a) Contractor Phase-In: The services provided by this contract are vital to meeting the 

overall NASA mission and continuity must be maintained at a consistently high level 

without interruption. The Contractor shall meet full performance requirements from the 

start date of the base contract period. 

(1) For the purpose of preparing proposals, Offerors shall use the following period of 

Performance: 

(i) The anticipated award date is on or about March 14, 2016 with an anticipated 

effective date for the Phase-In start of April 1, 2016. 

(ii) The Phase-In Period of performance is anticipated for no more than 30 days, 

from April 1, 2016 to April 30, 2016. 

(iii) The base period of performance for this contract is approximately one (1) 

year, five (5) months from May 1, 2016 to September 30, 2017. There are 

two (2) one (1) year option periods and one (1) one (1) year, seven (7) months 

option period. The total potential period of performance (not including the 

phase-in period) is approximately five (5) years, if all option periods are 

exercised. 

(2) Office space will be provided by the Government during the Phase-In period. During 

this time, the Contractor shall not be responsible for performance of the effort 

described in the current PWS. It is understood that during Phase-In the predecessor 

Contractor will be performing the work described in the current PWS. Each 

Contractor (new or predecessor) will be, however, accountable for their own 

execution of deliverables and expectations related to successful transition. On 

May 1, 2016, the Contractor shall assume full responsibility for the execution of the 

contract. 

(3) The Contractor shall support, at a minimum, a weekly meeting with the preceding 

Contractor and Government representatives to discuss/identify problems or areas 

requiring attention during this Phase-In Period, to ensure a smooth transition. 

(4) During Phase-In, the Contractor shall perform all activities described in the 

Contractor’s approved Phase-In Plan (including all activities necessary to ensure 
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readiness to assume full contract performance and ensure effective transfer of all 

effort from the predecessor Contractor). 

(5) The Offeror’s Phase-In Plan (refer to Section L.II-5 for details), as approved by the 

Contracting Officer, will be included in any resulting contract. 

(b) Contractor Phase-Out: Near the conclusion of this contract, the Contractor shall exercise 

its best efforts to effect an orderly and efficient transition to a successor Contractor to 

ensure that the required services are performed without interruption. FAR clause 

52.237-3, Continuity of Services, incorporated in the GSA IT Schedule 70 contract shall 

apply. 

 

(c) In the event the Government requires additional Phase-Out services or a plan as 

referenced in FAR Clause 52.237-3, the CO will request a proposal from the Contractor. 

The Contractor shall submit a proposal to the CO within 30 calendar days from receipt of 

request, or sooner if negotiated. The proposal will be subject to negotiations. The 

proposal shall be valid for a period of six (6) months from the date of receipt. 

(d) Upon contract completion, the Contractor shall provide a final report indicating all 

products developed and funded under this contract and their locations (physically or 

logically). Products include working papers, background studies, research documents, 

drawings, charts, diagrams, software, etc. Final reports shall be submitted within ten (10) 

calendar days after the last month of performance. 

(End of Clause) 

H.5 DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

(a) Data Requirements: Requirements for technical or management information are imposed 

on the Contractor through the use of the Data Procurement Document (DPD), included as 

Attachment J-2 in Section J. The DPD describes, defines and specifies the information 

required and lists the technical or management data to be produced and/or delivered as 

required by NASA/SSC. 

(b) Contractor Data Management: The Contractor shall be required to establish adequate 

documentation with a corresponding data tree. Documentation, which includes plans, 

manuals, reports and procedures conforming to NASA standards shall be maintained, 

archived and stored in the SSC repository appropriate to the type of documentation as 

described in the PWS. 

(c) Data Reviews: The Contractor, upon request, shall participate in periodic reviews of 

contract data requirements for maintaining current Contract DPD. This assistance shall 

include identification of additional data items and recommendations for deletions 

considered appropriate with facility operating services required at SSC. 
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(d) Changes in Distribution: When changes to the original distribution requirements are 

required by the CO, the Contractor shall act upon such changes upon receipt of an 

approved Request for Data or upon revision to the distribution part of the DPD, provided 

such changes do not incur additional costs. In the event that additional cost is involved, 

an equitable adjustment shall be negotiated. 

The Contractor shall utilize, to the maximum extent possible, existing SSC documentation. The 

Contractor shall develop and utilize necessary documentation such as operating plans and 

procedures, maintenance and operating instructions, and other types of work instructions. 

Documentation and the document index shall be developed, managed, and maintained in 

accordance with SPR 1400.1, Document Preparation, Numbering, and Management Guidelines 

and Standards, and SPR 1440.1, Records Management Program Requirements. 

Records (including paper, electronic, and audio-visual) shall be maintained in accordance with 

NPD 1440.6, NASA Records Management, NPR 1441.1, NASA Records Retention Schedules, 

and SPR 1440.1, Records Management Program Requirements, SSC Records Management 

Program and Control of Quality Records. The Contractor shall maintain a Master Records Index 

(MRI) (per DR DM01) for the NASA records generated, managed and maintained under this 

contract. The Contractor shall develop a plan for documentation development and management 

of operation of the records and files management program in compliance with National Archives 

and Records Administration and Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) requirements, as 

implemented by NASA policies and procedures and specified in DR DM01. The plan shall 

address and assure the identification, marking, management, preservation and disposition of 

NASA documentation and records. 

The Contractor shall provide NASA, or its authorized representatives, with access to all 

Government records. The Government reserves the right to inspect, audit and copy record 

holdings. 

The Contractor, prior to contract completion or termination, shall submit a Final Records 

Contract Close-out Inventory Report per DR DM02. 

The Contractor, not later than 15 days before the end of the contract, shall submit a final updated 

version of all DRDs except for DRDs submitted on a monthly basis or an “As Required” basis, 

unless otherwise directed by the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

H.6 LIMITATION OF FUTURE CONTRACTING (NFS 1852.209-71) 

(DEC 1988)

(a) The CO has determined that this acquisition may give rise to potential organizational 

conflicts of interest. Accordingly, the attention of prospective Offerors is invited to FAR 

Subpart 9.5--Organizational and Consultant Conflicts of Interest. The term "Contractor," 

as used in this article, includes the prime Contractor, subcontractor and/or the individual 

members of a joint venture, if applicable. 
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(b) The nature of these conflicts include: (1) an unfair competitive advantage; (2) the 

existence of conflicting roles that might bias the Contractor's judgment; and (3) biased 

ground rules. 

(c) The restrictions upon future contracting are described below: 

(1) If the Contractor, under the terms of this contract, or through the performance of 

tasks pursuant to this contract, is required to develop specifications or statements of 

work to be incorporated into a solicitation, the Contractor shall be ineligible to 

perform the work described within the solicitation as a prime or first-tier 

subcontractor under an ensuing NASA contract. Such restrictions shall remain in 

effect for a reasonable time, as agreed to by the CO and the Contractor, sufficient to 

avoid the circumstances of unfair competitive advantage or potential bias; but, 

usually for a period no less than when the first contract using the Contractor's 

specifications or work statement is awarded. It is further agreed that NASA will not 

unilaterally require the Contractor to prepare such specification or work statements 

under this contract. 

(2) To the extent that the work under this contract requires access to proprietary, 

business confidential, or financial data of other companies, the Contractor must 

agree with each company to protect such data from unauthorized use or disclosure so 

long as it remains proprietary, and shall furnish a copy of such company-to-company 

agreement to the CO. The Contractor shall not be permitted to utilize the data in 

supplying the systems, or components thereof, procured either by formal advertising 

or negotiation, as a direct result of that study or advice. In addition, the Contractor 

shall not be permitted to utilize the proprietary data in performing, for NASA, any 

competitively obtained contract for any additional study or studies in the same or a 

closely related field. 

(3) The Contractor must thoroughly indoctrinate its employees, through formal training 

in company policies and procedures, in the philosophy of FAR Subpart 9.5. They 

must be disciplined in the absolute necessity of refraining from divulging proprietary 

data, trade secrets, confidential information, or restricted data from other companies 

received in connection with work under this contract to any unauthorized person. 

(d) The limitation on the Contractor's performance is described below: 

(1) The Contractor shall not be given nor perform any task the result of which may place 

it in a conflicting role with regard to any contract held by the Contractor, such that 

the Contractor's judgment might be biased. 

(2) The Contractor, therefore, shall review all work requests and notify the CO of any 

requirements which, in the Contractor’s opinion, may cause a conflict of interest 

prior to performing any work. 
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(3) Upon such notification, the CO will determine whether or not a potential conflict of 

interest exist and determine how the work will be accomplished. 

(e) The Contractor's Conflict of Interest Plan is a deliverable of DR MA02 and is 

incorporated as part of the contract (See Section J, Attachment J-9 and Section L.I-15). 

(End of Clause) 

H.7 DISCLOSURE OF ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST (OCI) 

AFTER CONTRACT AWARD

(a) If the Contractor identifies an actual or potential OCI that has not already been 

adequately disclosed and resolved, the Contractor shall make a prompt and full disclosure 

in writing to the CO. This disclosure shall include a description of the action the 

Contractor has taken or proposes to take in order to resolve the conflict. This reporting 

requirement also includes subcontractors’ actual or potential OCI not adequately 

disclosed and resolved prior to award. 

(b) The Contractor shall periodically update the OCI Plan, based on changes such as changes 

to the legal entity, the overall structure of the organization, subcontractor arrangements, 

Contractor management, ownership, ownership relationships, or modification of the work 

scope. 

(End of Clause) 

H.8 LIMITATION ON EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION 

The Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) Administrator issued a memorandum, dated 

December 4, 2013, revising the benchmark limitation on Contractor employee compensation 

under Government contracts for fiscal year 2011 from $763,029 to $952,309 (See 78 FR 72930). 

The $952,308 amount is to be used for Contractor fiscal year 2012 and any subsequent 

Contractor fiscal years unless and until revised by OFPP. The limitation amount applies to 

contract costs incurred after January 1, 2012, under defense and civilian agency contracts, 

whether or not the contract was previously subject to a statutory limitation on compensation. 

Compensation in excess of the benchmark limitation is unallowable. 

(End of Clause) 

H.9 CONTRACTOR REPRESENTATIVE(S)

The Contractor shall designate one (1) of its personnel at SSC to act as Program Manager (PM) 

and delegate to this person the complete authority to decide all matters connected with this 

contract. The Contractor shall further designate a second employee at SSC as an alternate with 
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the authority to act as and on behalf of the PM in the event of the absence or incapacity of the 

designated PM. The Contractor shall advise the CO in writing of the persons so designated. 

(End of Clause) 

H.10 OBSERVANCE OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS

(a) The Contractor shall procure and keep effective necessary business and professional 

permits and licenses required in performance of the work. Generally, NASA will execute 

the necessary environmental permits. 

(b) Various departments and agencies of the Government, several Contractors and other 

tenants jointly occupy the John C. Stennis Space Center and are confronted with certain 

common conditions and problems resulting from this co-occupancy, certain uniform 

policies, regulations, and procedures will be issued, as required, by the Government 

(NASA/SSC), and will be applicable to all personnel working at SSC. The Contractor 

shall adhere to these policies and procedures insofar as such policies and procedures are 

in conformity with the terms of this contract. 

(c) All employees of the Contractor assigned to perform the work under this contract shall be 

under the control of the Contractor during the performance of such assignment. The 

Contractor shall be responsible for satisfactory standards of employee competency, 

conduct and integrity and shall be responsible for taking such disciplinary action with 

respect to its employees as may be necessary. 

(d) The above provisions of this Section shall be made equally applicable by the Contractor 

to employees other than those of the Contractor to the extent that they may be assigned 

work under this contract notwithstanding the basis of the assignment, e.g., subcontract. 

(End of Clause) 

H.11 RESERVED

H.12 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

(a) Security Requirements. The Contractor shall require each employee engaged on the 

work site to display Government furnished identification badges and special access 

badges at all times. The Contractor shall upon termination of an employee, immediately 

deliver badges and/or passes issued to the employee to the NASA SSC Security Office. 

Generally, there is no security clearance required for the majority of support under this 

contract; however, there are areas of support that require Secret clearance. 

(b) Access to Secure Areas. Portions of the work under the contract are performed in secure 

areas with specific access requirements. These secure controlled/restricted areas are 

normally surrounded by fencing and have an entrance gate monitored by a guard or 
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monitoring device. Access into such areas is categorized into "escorted" and 

"unescorted" access. All Contractor personnel requiring unescorted access to a secure 

area shall undergo a security investigation and be approved for a security clearance prior 

to being given access. Contractor personnel who do not possess an approved security 

clearance shall be escorted by an approved escort official. The Contractor is responsible 

for providing escort services for any of his employees and/or any subcontractor 

employees who are not eligible for unescorted access. Personnel requiring access to 

areas containing classified information or material shall have the appropriate security 

clearance as approved by Defense Investigative Security Clearance Office. 

(c) Interfaces. The Contractor shall comply with controlled/restricted area procedures and 

instructions, to include proper security clearances. Contractor personnel working in 

controlled/restricted areas such as the test complex area and computer rooms may be 

required to sign in and out, state the nature of their business at the entrance desk and 

display required identification and badges. All work in controlled/restricted areas shall 

be coordinated with the respective unit or organization in accordance with local agency 

security procedures. 

(d) IT Security. The Contractor shall manage the security, operation and support of IT 

resources in accordance with NPR 2810.1 and in accordance with all applicable SSC IT 

security guidelines and policies. This includes contract and system IT security plans, risk 

assessments, access policies, contingency planning, personnel screening, awareness, and 

training. NASA may audit the Contractor’s IT security planning efforts on an annual 

basis or as required to ensure compliance. The Contractor shall assist the Government in 

maintaining a level of security that minimizes the threat of unauthorized access to IT 

resources and the destruction of Government data. The Contractor shall provide reports, 

plans, guidance, and support to meet the security requirements at SSC as required by the 

National Security Act and NASA Headquarters. Specific documents guiding the IT 

Security functions include: Office of Management and Budget Circular A-130, NPD 

2810.1, and NPR 2810.1. 

(e) Privacy Act. The Contractor shall not disclose or release to other than Government 

authorized personnel or activities, the content of any Government software, procedures or 

information provided to the Contractor. The Contractor is bound by the rules as provided 

in the Privacy Act of 1974. 

(End of Clause) 

H.13 PROTECTION AND SAFEGUARDING OF INFORMATION AND DATA

(a) Except as specifically authorized by this contract, or as otherwise approved in writing by 

the CO, all information and data developed, acquired, or furnished by or to the 

Contractor in the performance of this contract, shall be used only in connection with the 

work under this contract, and shall be protected by the Contractor from unauthorized use, 

release, duplication, or disclosures. 
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(b) The Contractor shall take appropriate measures to assure that its personnel, who have or 

might reasonably have access to such information and data referred to in paragraph (a) 

above, agree to honor the Contractor's commitment and safeguard such information and 

data. 

(c) It is further anticipated that in performance of this contract the Contractor may also have 

access to, be furnished, use, or generate the following types of data (recorded 

information): 

(1) Data of third parties bearing limited rights or restricted rights notices submitted 

either to the Government or directly to the Contractor; 

(2) Other data of third parties which the Government has agreed to handle under 

protective arrangements; or 

(3) Data, generated by the Government or the Contractor for third parties, for which the 

Government intends to control the use and dissemination until delivered to the third 

parties. 

(d) In order to protect the interests of the Government, the owners, and the intended 

recipients of the data described in paragraph (c), the Contractor further agrees, with 

respect to such data described in subparagraph (c)(1) and, when so identified by the CO 

or designated representative, with respect to data described in subparagraphs (c)(2) and 

(c)(3), to: 

(1) Use and disclose such data only to the extent necessary to perform work required 

under this contract, with particular emphasis on restricting the data to employees 

having a "need to know"; 

(2) Preclude disclosure of such data outside Contractor's organization performing work 

under this contract without written consent of the CO; and 

(3) Return or dispose of such data as directed by the CO or designated representative 

when such data is no longer needed for contract performance. 

(e) Nothing contained in this special contract requirement or elsewhere in this contract shall 

be construed as altering the definition of "technical data" for the purpose of applying the 

requirements of the clause herein entitled FAR 52.227-14, "Rights in Data--General." 

(End of Clause) 

H.14 NASA RECORDS MANAGEMENT

The Contractor shall create, maintain, preserve, and dispose of NASA records in accordance 

with NPR 1441.1, NASA Records Retention Schedule (refer to Attachment J-1, Section 1). 
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H.15 ASBESTOS 

(a) During performance of this contract, Contractor personnel performing work in SSC 

buildings may come in contact with materials containing asbestos. Some buildings may 

contain asbestos spray applied insulations or asbestos around pipes, ducts, boilers and 

tanks. The Contractor shall be responsible for ensuring all applicable codes, standards 

and regulations are adhered to and enforced, including Occupational Safety and Health 

Administration (OSHA) Standard 29 CFR 1910.1001, OSHA Standard 29 CFR 

1926.1101 and US EPA 40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M. Prior to disturbing suspected 

asbestos in any manner, the Contractor shall notify the site NASA Environmental 

Officer, who serves as Asbestos PM, for guidance. The Contractor shall be responsible 

for ensuring all Contractor personnel working onsite are made aware of and comply 

with this clause. 

(b) SSC has an Asbestos Hazard Control Plan (SCWI-8500-0019-ENV) which addresses 

procedures for work involving potential asbestos exposure. The Contractor will be 

required to comply with the provisions of the SSC Plan whenever its work involves 

the potential for exposure to asbestos. 

(End of Clause) 

H.16 SECTION 508 COMPLIANCE 

All Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) procured through this contract must meet the 

applicable accessibility standards, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 

794d) as amended by the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (P.L. 105 - 220), August 7, 1998. 

https://www.section508.gov/

(End of Clause) 

H.17 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

During the performance of this contract, the Contractor may be required to requisition, handle 

and manage hazardous materials in support of specific projects. The Contractor may also be 

collecting waste generated by SSC activities including those of its tenants, for ultimate disposal 

by NASA. In the performance of these activities, the Contractor shall abide by SSC’s Hazardous 

Materials, Hazardous Waste and Solid Waste Plan (SCWI-8500-0004-ENV) and SSC’s 

Integrated Contingency Plan (SCWI-8500-0020-ENV). 

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H.18 PERFORMANCE METRICS

 

A key component of this contract will be the ability to effectively provide management visibility 

into efficiency and productivity of the contract. This requirement necessitates the creation of a 

meaningful set of performance measures and metrics that drive corrective action and continuous 

process improvement. The creation and evolution of contract metrics will be achieved through a 

Government/Contractor partnership that will determine appropriate measures based on contract 

objectives and performance standards. This partnering shall continue throughout the life of the 

contract to ensure the metrics remain valid and relevant to Government priorities and Contractor 

performance. The Contractor will submit metrics to the Government as required by the DRs 

identified in Attachment J-2 and in accordance with its own performance measurement system. 

(End of Clause) 

H.19 PRIORITIES

The Contractor will be expected to provide support to customers with conflicting requirements. 

On a day-to-day basis, the priorities of these customers will change and vary. The Contractor is 

empowered to negotiate with these customers and prioritize required support. The Government 

provides general guidance under which the Contractor prioritizes work. Priority must be given 

to ensuring the success of our primary missions and the missions of our customers while 

ensuring the safety and health of personnel and our resources. Support and maintenance of the 

infrastructure are also very important and must be accomplished around the more dynamic 

mission priorities. The Contractor shall develop management processes and systems that shall 

balance the requirements of the contract. 

(End of Clause)

H.20 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE CONTRACTS 

(a) Inherently Governmental Functions – No inherently Government functions as defined in 

FAR 2.101 and FAR 7.5 shall be performed by the Contractor under this contract. 

Contractor employees shall not participate in any deliberations or meetings that may 

require the Contractor employees to exercise an inherently Governmental function. All 

final determinations, such as binding the United States to take or not to take some action, 

selecting program priorities, and providing direction to Federal employees shall be made 

by the Government. The Contractor shall immediately notify the COR and the CO if 

performance of an activity would result in the performance of an inherently 

Governmental function. 

(b) Non-Personal Services Contract – In accordance with FAR 37.101, this contract is a nonpersonal services contract in that the Contractor personnel rendering the services shall 

not be subject, either by the contract’s terms or by the manner of its administration, to the 

continuous supervision and control of a Government officer or employee. The 

Contractor shall immediately notify the COR and the CO if, through contract 

administration, the actions of a Government employee will result in the performance of a 
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personal services contract. 

(c) Identification of Contractor Personnel – All Contractor personnel who attend meetings, 

answer Government telephones, use a nasa.gov e-mail address, or work in situations 

where their actions could be construed as acts of Government officials shall clearly 

identify themselves as Contractor personnel. Contractor employees shall not identify 

themselves as representing NASA but rather shall identify themselves as being under 

contract to NASA. Additionally, all Contractor work spaces located on NASA premises 

shall be clearly identified. 

(End of clause) 

H.21 DENIED ACCESS TO NASA FACILITIES (NFS 1852.242-72) (OCT 2015) 

As prescribed in 1842.7001, insert the following clause: 

 

 (a)(1) The performance of this contract requires contractor employees of the prime 

contractor or any subcontractor, affiliate, partner, joint venture, or team member with 

which the contractor is associated, including consultants engaged by any of these entities, 

to have access to, physical entry into, and to the extent authorized, mobility within, a 

NASA facility. 

 (2) NASA may close and or deny contractor access to a NASA facility for a portion of a 

business day or longer due to any one of the following events: 

 (i) Federal public holidays for federal employees in accordance with 5 U.S.C. 6103. 

 (ii) Fires, floods, earthquakes, unusually severe weather to include snow storms, 

tornadoes and hurricanes. 

 (iii) Occupational safety or health hazards. 

 (iv) Non-appropriation of funds by Congress. 

 (v) Any other reason. 

 (3) In such events, the contractor employees may be denied access to a NASA facility, in 

part or in whole, to perform work required by the contract. Contractor personnel already 

present at a NASA facility during such events may be required to leave the facility. 

 

 (b) In all instances where contractor employees are denied access or required to vacate a 

NASA facility, in part or in whole, the contractor shall be responsible to ensure 

contractor personnel working under the contract comply. If the circumstances permit, the 

contracting officer will provide direction to the contractor, which could include 

continuing on-site performance during the NASA facility closure period. In the absence 

of such direction, the contractor shall exercise sound judgment to minimize unnecessary 

contract costs and performance impacts by, for example, performing required work offsite if possible or reassigning personnel to other activities if appropriate. 

 

 (c) The contractor shall be responsible for monitoring the local radio, television stations, 

NASA Web sites, other communications channels, for example contracting officer 

notification, that the NASA facility is accessible. Once accessible the contractor shall 

resume contract performance as required by the contract. 
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 (d) For the period that NASA facilities were not accessible to contractor employees, the 

contracting officer may— 

 (1) Adjust the contract performance or delivery schedule for a period equivalent to the 

period the NASA facility was not accessible; 

 (2) Forego the work; 

 (3) Reschedule the work by mutual agreement of the parties; or 

 (4) Consider properly documented requests for equitable adjustment, claim, or any other 

remedy pursuant to the terms and conditions of the contract. 

 

 (e) Notification procedures of a NASA facility closure, including contractor denial of 

access, as follows: 

 (1) The contractor shall be responsible for monitoring the local radio, television stations, 

NASA Web sites, other communications channels, for example contracting officer 

notification, for announcement of a NASA facility closure to include denial of access to 

the NASA facility. The contractor shall be responsible for notification of its employees 

of the NASA facility closure to include denial of access to the NASA facility. The 

dismissal of NASA employees in accordance with statute and regulations providing for 

such dismissals shall not, in itself, equate to a NASA facility closure in which contractor 

employees are denied access. Moreover, the leave status of NASA employees shall not 

be conveyed or imputed to contractor personnel. Accordingly, unless a NASA facility is 

closed and the contractor is denied access to the facility, the contractor shall continue 

performance in accordance with the contract. 

 (2) NASA’s Emergency Notification System (ENS). ENS is a NASA-wide Emergency 

Notification and Accountability System that provides NASA the ability to send 

messages, both Agency-related and/or Center-related, in the event of an emergency or 

emerging situation at a NASA facility. Notification is provided via multiple 

communication devices, e.g. Email, text, cellular, home / office numbers. The ENS 

provides the capability to respond to notifications and provide the safety status. 

Contractor employees may register for these notifications at the ENS 

 Web site: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/ops/nasaonly/ENSinformation.html .

(End of clause) 

H.22 ASSOCIATE CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT (ACA) 

The Contractor shall negotiate and document formal ACAs with NASA associate contractors to 

address coordination and delivery of information technology services to ensure timely 

completion of PWS objectives for each party. The Contractor shall pursue and foster 

cooperative efforts and goodwill in a manner that shall benefit SSC with increased safety, 

efficiency, and productivity. At a minimum, the Contractor will enter into ACAs with the 

following NASA Associate Contractors: 

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The Contractor shall assure that all operators of Government-provided vehicles possess valid 

state licenses. The Contractor will furnish the CO a copy of their third party automobile liability 

insurance policy, as defined in NFS 1852.228-75 entitled "Minimum Insurance Coverage," 

covering any Government-provided vehicles used in connection with performing the contract.

If the Contractor chooses to lease or purchase additional vehicles in support of this contract, the 

Contractor shall provide written notice to the Contracting Officer as to the insurance coverage. 

Any proposed Contractor-owned/leased vehicles must be authorized by the site Transportation 

Officer with concurrence in advance by the CO. Any Contractor-owned/leased vehicles, 

including required insurance, shall be acquired at no cost or liability to the Government. 

(End of Clause) 

H.24 REPORTING OF INCIDENTS INVOLVING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE

(a) The Contractor and its employees shall comply with NPD 1600.3, Policy on Prevention 

of and Response to Workplace Violence. The Contractor shall conduct training on and 

develop procedures for recognizing, managing, and responding to incidents and threats of 

workplace violence. 

(b) The Contractor shall require its employees to promptly report all threats to their 

supervisors/management, the CO, NASA SSC Office of Human Capital, Office of 

Protective Services, and the Employee Assistance Officer. 

(c) This requirement shall flow down to all subcontractors; however, the subcontractors shall 

report threats up through the prime Contractor to the CO. 

(End of Clause) 

H.25 INCORPORATION OF CONTRACTOR’S PROPOSAL 

 

The Contractor’s proposal, as revised through discussions, and the Final Proposal Revision dated 

* , submitted in response to Solicitation _________ dated _____________, and 

supplemented by Amendment * , * , * , is incorporated into this contract by 

reference. The PWS at Attachment J-1 shall govern in the event of any inconsistency between 

the Contractor’s proposal and the requirements identified in Attachment J-1 PWS. 

NOTE: This information will be filled in at time of Final Proposal Revision (if applicable).

(End of clause) 

 

H.26 CONTRACTING OFFICER'S AUTHORITY 
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The CO is the only person authorized to approve changes in any of the requirements under 

this contract and notwithstanding any provisions contained elsewhere in this contract, the 

said authority remains solely with the CO. In the event the Contractor effects any such 

change at the direction of any person other than the CO, the change will be considered to 

have been made without authority. 

(End of clause) 

H.27 CONTRACTING OFFICER’S REPRESENTATIVE(s)

COR(s) will be delegated as the CO’s representative(s) for the purpose of quality inspection and 

assisting the CO in the administration of the contract. Notwithstanding the previous contents of 

this clause or any other provisions of this contract, the CO is the only individual authorized to 

redirect the effort or in any way modify any of the terms of this contract. 

(End of clause) 

H.28 RESERVE GATE PROCEDURES/ PLAN 

In the event of a labor dispute, the Government may restrict the ingress and egress of the 

Contractor’s and subcontractor’s employees and suppliers to a specific gate. The Contractor 

agrees to have the employees re-badged (if necessary) and to direct them and the suppliers to 

utilize only the gate designated in the reserve gate/strike gate procedures. 

(End of Clause) 

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PART II – CONTRACT CLAUSES 

SECTION I 

CONTRACT CLAUSES 
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PART II 

CONTRACT CLAUSES 

I.1 LISTING OF CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE 

52.252-2 CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (FEB 1998) 

To minimize duplication, contract clauses already incorporated in the GSA IT 70 Schedule 

solicitation are not listed in this request or the resultant award; however, GSA IT 70 Schedule 

contract clauses are applicable to this task order. Some duplicated clauses have been listed to 

ensure awareness of the latest version of that clause. 

This solicitation incorporates one or more clauses by reference, with the same force and effect as 

if they were given in full text. Upon request, the Contracting Officer will make their full text 

available. The Offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be 

completed by the Offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting full text 

of those provisions, the Offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide 

the appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a clause may be 

accessed electronically at these addresses: 

http://www.acqnet.gov/far/ 

http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/nfstoc.htm 

I. FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (48 CFR CHAPTER 1) CLAUSES

52.203-5 COVENANT AGAINST CONTINGENT FEES MAY 2014 

52.203-7 ANTI-KICKBACK PROCEDURES MAY 2014 

52.203-8 CANCELLATION, RECESSION, AND RECOVERY OF 

FUNDS FOR ILLEGAL OR IMPROPER ACTIVITY 

MAY 2014 

52.203-10 PRICE OR FEE ADJUSTMENT FOR ILLEGAL 

OR IMPROPER ACTIVITY 

MAY 2014 

52.203-12 LIMITATION ON PAYMENTS TO INFLUENCE 

CERTAIN FEDERAL TRANSACTIONS 

OCT 2010 

52.203-14 DISPLAY OF HOTLINE POSTER(s) DEC 2007 

52.204-2 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS AUG 1996 

52.204-13 SYSTEM FOR AWARD MANAGEMENT 

MAINTENANCE 

JULY 2013 

52.210-1 MARKET RESEARCH APR 2011 

52.211-15 DEFENSE PRIORITY AND ALLOCATION 

REQUIREMENTS 

APR 2008 

52.215-2 AUDIT AND RECORDS—NEGOTIATION OCT 2010 

52.215-8 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE- UNIFORM CONTRACT 

FORMAT

OCT 1997 

52.215-14 

52.217-8 

INTEGRITY OF UNIT PRICES 

OPTION TO EXTEND SERVICES 

OCT 2010 

NOV 1999 
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52.217-9 

(FILL-IN: ANY TIME BEFORE CONTRACT 

EXPIRATION) 

OPTION TO EXTEND THE TERM OF THE CONTRACT 

PARA. (A) FILL-INS: 30 DAYS AND 60 DAYS; PARA. 

(C) FILL-IN: FIVE (5) YEARS

MAR 2000 

52.219-8 UTILIZATION OF SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS OCT 2014 

52.222-17 NONDISPLACEMENT OF QUALIFIED WORKERS MAY 2014 

52.222-35 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR VETERANS JULY 2014 

52.222-36 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKERS WITH 

DISABILITIES 

JULY 2014 

52.222-41 SERVICE CONTRACT LABOR STANDARDS MAY 2014 

52.222-42 STATEMENT OF EQUIVALENT RATES FOR FEDERAL 

HIRES (REFER TO ATTACHMENT J-6) 

MAY 2014 

52.222-43 FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT AND SERVICE 

CONTRACT LABOR STANDARDS – PRICE 

ADJUSTMENT (MULTIPLE YEAR AND OPTION 

CONTRACTS) 

MAY 2014 

52.222-50 

52.222-99 

COMBATTING TRAFFICING IN PERSONS 

ESTABLISHING A MINIMUM WAGE FOR 

CONTRACTORS (DEVIATION 2014-O0017) 

MAR 2015 

JUNE 2014 

52.223-6 DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE MAY 2001 

52.223-11 

52.223-13 

OZONE-DEPLETING SUBSTANCES 

ACQUISITION OF EPEAT-REGISTERED IMAGING 

EQUIPMENT 

MAY 2001 

JUN 2014 

52.223-14 ACQUISITION OF EPEAT-REGISTERED TELEVISIONS JUN 2014 

 

52.227-1 AUTHORIZATION AND CONSENT DEC 2007 

52.227-2 

52.227-3 

NOTICE & ASSISTANCE REGARDING PATENT & 

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT 

PATENT INDEMNITY (ALT I, Fill in: None) (APR 1984) 

DEC 2007 

APR 1984 

52.227-10 FILING OF PATENT APPLICATIONS- CLASSIFIED 

SUBJECT MATTER 

DEC 2007 

52.227-11 PATENT RIGHTS - RETENTION BY THE CONTRACTOR 

(SHORT FORM) 

MAY 2014 

52.227-14 RIGHTS IN DATA-GENERAL (AS MODIFIED BY NFS 

1852.227-14) 

MAY 2014 

52.227-16 

52.227-17 

ADDITIONAL DATA REQUIREMENTS 

RIGHTS IN DATA-SPECIAL WORKS 

JUN 1987 

DEC 2007 

52.232-1 PAYMENTS APR 1984 

52.232-9 LIMITATION ON WITHHOLDING OF PAYMENTS APR 1984 

52.232-18 AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS APR 1984 

52.232-23 ASSIGNMENT OF CLAIMS MAY 2014 

52.232-25 PROMPT PAYMENT JULY 2013 

52.232-39 UNENFORCEABILITY OF UNAUTHORIZED 

OBLIGATIONS 

JUN 2013 

52.233-1 DISPUTES – ALTERNATE I (DEC. 1991) MAY 2014 
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52.233-3 

52.233-4 

PROTEST AFTER AWARD 

APPLICABLE LAW FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT 

CLAIM 

AUG 1996 

OCT 2004 

52.243-1 CHANGES-FIXED PRICE- ALTERNATE III (APR. 1984) AUG 1987 

52.244-6 SUBCONTRACTS FOR COMMERCIAL ITEMS APR 2015

52.248-1 VALUE ENGINEERING OCT 2010 

52.249-2 

52.249-8 

TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE OF THE 

GOVERNMENT (FIXED PRICE) 

TERMINATION FOR DEFAULT (FIXED PRICE SUPPLY 

AND SERVICE) 

APR 2012 

APR 1984 

52.251-1 GOVERNMENT SUPPLY SOURCES APR 2012 

52.253-1 COMPUTER GENERATED FORMS JAN 1991 

 

II. NASA FAR SUPPLEMENT (48 CFR CHAPTER 18) CLAUSES 

 

1852.203-70 DISPLAY OF INSPECTOR GENERAL HOTLINE POSTERS JUN 2001

1852.204-76 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR UNCLASSIFIED JAN 2011 

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES 

1852.209-72 COMPOSITION OF THE CONTRACTOR DEC 1988 

1852.219-74 USE OF RURAL AREA SMALL BUSINESSES SEP 1990 

1852.219-76 NASA 8 PERCENT GOAL JULY 1997 

1852.223-74 DRUG- AND ALCOHOL-FREE WORKPLACE MAR 1996 

1852.237-70 EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES DEC 1988 

1852.237-72 ACCESS TO SENSITIVE INFORMATION JUN 

2005 

1852.237-73 RELEASE OF SENSITIVE INFORMATION JUN 2005 

1852.242-70 TECHNICAL DIRECTION SEP 1993 

1852.242-78 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AND EVACUATION APR 2001 

I.2 ALTERATIONS IN CONTRACT (FAR 52.252-4) (APR 1984) 

Portions of this contract are altered as follows: 

In FAR Clause 52.243-1, Changes- Fixed Price - Alternate III (Apr. 1984), (Aug. 1987) 

Paragraph C, substitute "60 days" in lieu of "30 days." 

(End of Clause) 

I.3 AUTHORIZED DEVIATIONS IN CLAUSES (FAR 52.252-6) (APR 1984) 
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(a) The use in this solicitation or contract of any Federal Acquisition Regulation (48 CFR 

Chapter 1) clause with an authorized deviation is indicated by the addition of 

"(DEVIATION)" after the date of the clause. 

(b) The use in this solicitation or contract of any NASA FAR Supplement (48 CFR Chapter 

18) clause with an authorized deviation is indicated by the addition of "(DEVIATION)" 

after the name of the regulation. 

(End of Clause) 

I.4 REQUIREMENT TO INFORM EMPLOYEES OF WHISTLEBLOWER RIGHTS 

(NFS 1852.203-71) (AUG 2014) 

(a) The Contractor shall inform its employees in writing, in the predominant native language 

of the workforce, of Contractor employee whistleblower rights and protections under 10 

U.S.C. 2409, as described in subpart 1803.09 of the NASA FAR Supplement. 

(b) The Contractor shall include the substance of this clause, including this paragraph (b), in 

all subcontracts. 

(End of clause) 

I.5 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (NFS 1852.204-75) (SEP 1989) 

 

Performance under this contract will involve access to and/or generation of classified 

information, work in a security area, or both, up to the level of secret. See FAR clause 52.204-2 

in this contract and DD Form 254, Contract Security Classification Specification, Attachment J4. 

(End of Clause) 

I.6 PRECONTRACT COSTS (NFS 1852.231-70) (JUNE 1995)

The Contractor shall be entitled to reimbursement for costs incurred for the CLIN 001 (transition 

from one contract to another) Phase-In Period in an amount not to exceed the phase in amount 

stated in Section B that, if incurred after this contract had been entered into, would have been 

reimbursable under this contract. 

(End of Clause)

I.7 OMBUDSMAN (NFS 1852.215-84) (NOV 2011) 

(a) An ombudsman has been appointed to hear and facilitate the resolution of concerns from 

Offerors, potential Offerors, and Contractors during the pre-award and post-award phases 

of this acquisition. When requested, the ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality 
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as to the source of the concern. The existence of the ombudsman is not to diminish the 

authority of the CO, the Source Evaluation Board, or the selection official. Further, the 

ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation of proposals, the source selection 

process, or the adjudication of formal contract disputes. Therefore, before consulting 

with an ombudsman, interested parties must first address their concerns, issues, 

disagreements, and/or recommendations to the CO for resolution. 

(b) If resolution cannot be made by the CO, interested parties may contact the installation 

Procurement Ombudsman, Mr. Ken Human, Associate Director, John C. Stennis Space 

Center, MS. 39529, Phone: (228) 688-1128, FAX: (228) 688-3240, e-mail: 

ken.r.human@nasa.gov. Concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations which 

cannot be resolved at the installation may be referred to the Agency ombudsman, the 

Director of the Contract Management Division, at 202-358-0445, facsimile 202-358-

3083, e-mail Ronald.a.poussard@nasa.gov. Please do not contact the ombudsman to 

request copies of the solicitation, verify offer due date, or clarify technical requirements. 

Such inquiries shall be directed to the CO or as specified elsewhere in this document. 

(End of Clause) 

I.8 MINIMUM INSURANCE COVERAGE (NFS 1852.228-75) (OCT 1988) 

The Contractor shall obtain and maintain insurance coverage as follows for the performance of 

this contract: 

(a) Worker’s compensation and employer’s liability insurance as required by applicable 

Federal and state workers’ compensation and occupational disease statutes. If 

occupational diseases are not compensable under those statutes, they shall be covered 

under the employer’s liability section of the insurance policy, except when contract 

operations are so commingled with the Contractor’s commercial operations that it would 

not be practical. The employer’s liability coverage shall be at least $100,000, except in 

States with exclusive or monopolistic funds that do not permit workers’ compensation to 

be written by private carriers. 

(b) Comprehensive general (bodily injury) liability insurance of at least $500,000 per 

occurrence. 

(c) Motor vehicle liability insurance written on the comprehensive form of policy which 

provides for bodily injury and property damage liability covering the operation of all 

motor vehicles used in connection with performing the contract. Policies covering motor 

vehicles operated in the United States shall provide coverage of at least $200,000 per 

person and $500,000 per occurrence for bodily injury liability and $20,000 per 

occurrence for property damage. The amount of liability coverage on other policies shall 

be commensurate with any legal requirement of the locality and sufficient to meet normal 

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(d) Comprehensive general and motor vehicle liability policies shall contain a provision 

worded as follows: “The insurance company waives any right of subrogation against the 

United States of America which may arise by reason of any payment under the policy.” 

(e) When aircraft are used in connection with performing the contract, aircraft public and 

passenger liability insurance of at least $200,000 per person and $500,000 per occurrence 

for bodily injury, other than passenger liability, and $200,000 per occurrence for property 

damage. Coverage for passenger liability bodily injury shall be at least $200,000 

multiplied by the number of seats or passengers, whichever is greater. 

(f) Prior to the commencement of work hereunder, evidence of insurance shall be furnished 

in a form satisfactory to the CO. In addition, the Contractor shall furnish evidence of a 

commitment by the insurance company to notify the CO in writing of any material 

change, expiration, or cancellation of any of the insurance policies required hereunder not 

less than thirty (30) days before such change, expiration, or cancellation. 

(End of Clause) 

I.9 ESTIMATE OF PERCENTAGE OF RECOVERED MATERIAL CONTENT FOR 

EPA DESIGNATED PRODUCTS (FAR 52.223-9) (MAY 2008) 

(a) Definitions. As used in this clause— 

(1) “Postconsumer material” means a material or finished product that has served its 

intended use and has been discarded for disposal or recovery, having completed its 

life as a consumer item. Postconsumer material is a part of the broader category of 

“recovered material.” 

(2) “Recovered material” means waste materials and by-products recovered or diverted 

from solid waste, but the term does not include those materials and by-products 

generated from, and commonly reused within, an original manufacturing process. 

(b) The Contractor, on completion of this contract, shall— 

(1) Estimate the percentage of the total recovered material content for EPA-designated 

item(s) delivered and/or used in contract performance, including, if applicable, the 

percentage of post-consumer material content; and

(2) Submit this estimate to: NASA Acquisition Management Office, Code DA10, Attn: 

ITS CO, John C. Stennis Space Center, MS. 39529 and one (1) copy to: 

Environmental Office Code RA02, Environmental Officer, John C. Stennis Space 

Center, MS 39529). 

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I.10 RESTRICTION ON FUNDING ACTIVITY WITH CHINA (NFS 1852.225-71) 

(FEB 2012) 

(a) Definition- “China” or “Chinese-owned company” means the People’s Republic of 

China, any company owned by the People’s Republic of China or any company 

incorporated under the laws of the People’s Republic of China. 

(b) Public Laws 112-10, Section 1340(a) and 112-55, Section 539, restrict NASA from 

contracting to participate, collaborate, coordinate bilaterally in any way with China or a 

Chinese-owned company using funds appropriated on or after April 25, 2011. Contracts 

for commercial and non-developmental items are exempted from the prohibition because 

they constitute purchase of goods and services that would not involve participation, 

collaboration, or coordination between the parties. 

(c) This contract may use restricted funding that was appropriated on or after April 25, 2011. 

The Contractor shall not contract with China or Chinese-owned companies for any effort 

related to this contract except for acquisition of commercial and non-developmental 

items. If the Contractor anticipates making an award to China or Chinese-owned 

companies, the Contractor must contact the CO to determine if funding on this contract 

can be used for that purpose. 

(d) Subcontracts-The Contractor shall include the substance of this clause in all subcontracts 

made hereunder. 

(End of Clause) 

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PART III – LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS AND OTHER 

ATTACHMENTS 

SECTION J 

LIST OF ATTACHMENTS
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PART III 

LIST OF ATTACHMENTS 

Attachments Title 

J-1 Performance Work Statement 

 Appendix A – Reference List 

 Appendix B – Acronym List 

J-2 Data Requirements Description (DRD) 

J-3 Reserved 

J-4 Contract Security Classification Specification DD Form 254 

J-5 Safety and Health Plan 

J-6 U.S. Government Comparable Rates & Professional Level 

Employee Classifications 

 

J-7 List of Government Furnished Property 

J-8 List of Applicable Manuals, Regulations and Procedures 

J-9 Conflict of Interest Plan 

J-10 Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel 

 PIV Card Issuance Procedures (NASA Procurement Information 

Circular (PIC) 06-01) 

J-11 Historical/Sample Data 

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PART IV – REPRESENTATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS 

SECTION K 

REPRESENTATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS AND OTHER STATEMENTS 

OF OFFERORS
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PART IV 

REPRESENTATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS, AND OTHER STATEMENTS 

OF OFFERORS 

K.1 ANNUAL REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS (FAR 52.204-8) 

 (DEC 2014) 

(a) 

(1) The North American Industry classification System (NAICS) code for this acquisition 

is _541512___________ [insert NAICS code]. 

(2) The small business size standard is _$27.5M___________ [insert size standard]. 

(3) The small business size standard for a concern which submits an offer in its own 

name, other than on a construction or service contract, but which proposes to furnish a 

product which it did not itself manufacture, is 500 employees. 

(b) 

(1) If the provision at 52.204-7, System for Award Management, is included in this 

solicitation, paragraph (d) of this provision applies. 

(2) If the provision at 52.204-7 is not included in this solicitation, and the offeror is 

currently registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), and has completed the 

Representations and Certifications section of SAM electronically, the offeror may choose 

to use paragraph (d) of this provision instead of completing the corresponding individual 

representations and certification in the solicitation. The offeror shall indicate which 

option applies by checking one of the following boxes: 

[_] (i) Paragraph (d) applies. 

[_] (ii) Paragraph (d) does not apply and the offeror has completed the individual 

representations and certifications in the solicitation. 

(c) 

(1) The following representations or certifications in SAM are applicable to this 

solicitation as indicated: 

(i) 52.203-2, Certificate of Independent Price Determination. This provision 

applies to solicitations when a firm-fixed-price contract or fixed-price contract 

with economic price adjustment is contemplated, unless— 

(A) The acquisition is to be made under the simplified acquisition 

procedures in Part 13; 
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(B) The solicitation is a request for technical proposals under two-step 

sealed bidding procedures; or 

(C) The solicitation is for utility services for which rates are set by law or 

regulation. 

(ii) 52.203-11, Certification and Disclosure Regarding Payments to Influence 

Certain Federal Transactions. This provision applies to solicitations expected to 

exceed $150,000. 

(iii) 52.204-3, Taxpayer Identification. This provision applies to solicitations that 

do not include the provision at 52.204-7, System for Award Management. 

(iv) 52.204-5, Women-Owned Business (Other Than Small Business). This 

provision applies to solicitations that— 

(A) Are not set aside for small business concerns; 

(B) Exceed the simplified acquisition threshold; and 

(C) Are for contracts that will be performed in the United States or its 

outlying areas. 

(v) 52.209-2, Prohibition on Contracting with Inverted Domestic Corporations—

Representation. 

(vi) 52.209-5; Certification Regarding Responsibility Matters. This provision 

applies to solicitations where the contract value is expected to exceed the 

simplified acquisition threshold. 

(vii) 52.214-14, Place of Performance--Sealed Bidding. This provision applies to 

invitations for bids except those in which the place of performance is specified by 

the Government. 

(viii) 52.215-6, Place of Performance. This provision applies to solicitations 

unless the place of performance is specified by the Government. 

(ix) 52.219-1, Small Business Program Representations (Basic & Alternate I). 

This provision applies to solicitations when the contract will be performed in the 

United States or its outlying areas. 

(A) The basic provision applies when the solicitations are issued by other 

than DoD, NASA, and the Coast Guard. 

(B) The provision with its Alternate I applies to solicitations issued by 

DoD, NASA, or the Coast Guard. 

(x) 52.219-2, Equal Low Bids. This provision applies to solicitations when 

contracting by sealed bidding and the contract will be performed in the United 

States or its outlying areas. 
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(xi) 52.222-22, Previous Contracts and Compliance Reports. This provision 

applies to solicitations that include the clause at 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity. 

(xii) 52.222-25, Affirmative Action Compliance. This provision applies to 

solicitations, other than those for construction, when the solicitation includes the 

clause at 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity. 

(xiii) 52.222-38, Compliance with Veterans' Employment Reporting 

Requirements. This provision applies to solicitations when it is anticipated the 

contract award will exceed the simplified acquisition threshold and the contract is 

not for acquisition of commercial items. 

(xiv) 52.223-1, Biobased Product Certification. This provision applies to 

solicitations that require the delivery or specify the use of USDA-designated 

items; or include the clause at 52.223-2, Affirmative Procurement of Biobased 

Products Under Service and Construction Contracts. 

(xv) 52.223-4, Recovered Material Certification. This provision applies to 

solicitations that are for, or specify the use of, EPA- designated items. 

(xvi) 52.225-2, Buy American Certificate. This provision applies to solicitations 

containing the clause at 52.225-1. 

(xvii) 52.225-4, Buy American--Free Trade Agreements--Israeli Trade Act 

Certificate. (Basic, Alternates I, II, and III.) This provision applies to solicitations 

containing the clause at 52.225- 3. 

(A) If the acquisition value is less than $25,000, the basic provision 

applies. 

(B) If the acquisition value is $25,000 or more but is less than $50,000, 

the provision with its Alternate I applies. 

(C) If the acquisition value is $50,000 or more but is less than $79,507, 

the provision with its Alternate II applies. 

(D) If the acquisition value is $79,507 or more but is less than $100,000, 

the provision with its Alternate III applies. 

(xviii) 52.225-6, Trade Agreements Certificate. This provision applies to 

solicitations containing the clause at 52.225-5. 

(xix) 52.225-20, Prohibition on Conducting Restricted Business Operations in 

Sudan--Certification. This provision applies to all solicitations. 

(xx) 52.225-25, Prohibition on Contracting with Entities Engaging in Certain 

Activities or Transactions Relating to Iran—Representation and Certification. 

This provision applies to all solicitations. 
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(xxi) 52.226-2, Historically Black College or University and Minority Institution 

Representation. This provision applies to solicitations for research, studies, 

supplies, or services of the type normally acquired from higher educational 

institutions. 

(2) The following certifications are applicable as indicated by the Contracting Officer: 

[Contracting Officer check as appropriate.] 

___ (i) 52.204-17, Ownership or Control of Offeror. 

___ (ii) 52.222-18, Certification Regarding Knowledge of Child Labor for Listed 

End Products. 

___ (iii) 52.222-48, Exemption from Application of the Service Contract Labor 

Standards to Contracts for Maintenance, Calibration, or Repair of Certain 

Equipment--Certification. 

___ (iv) 52.222-52 Exemption from Application of the Service Contract Labor 

Standards to Contracts for Certain Services--Certification. 

_X__ (v) 52.223-9, with its Alternate I, Estimate of Percentage of Recovered 

Material Content for EPA-Designated Products (Alternate I only). 

___ (vi) 52.227-6, Royalty Information. 

___ (A) Basic. 

___ (B) Alternate I. 

_X__ (vii) 52.227-15, Representation of Limited Rights Data and Restricted 

Computer Software. 

(d) The offeror has completed the annual representations and certifications electronically via the 

SAM Web site accessed through https://www.acquisition.gov . After reviewing the SAM 

database information, the offeror verifies by submission of the offer that the representations and 

certifications currently posted electronically that apply to this solicitation as indicated in 

paragraph (c) of this provision have been entered or updated within the last 12 months, are 

current, accurate, complete, and applicable to this solicitation (including the business size 

standard applicable to the NAICS code referenced for this solicitation), as of the date of this 

offer and are incorporated in this offer by reference (see FAR 4.1201); except for the changes 

identified below [offeror to insert changes, identifying change by clause number, title, date]. 

These amended representation(s) and/or certification(s) are also incorporated in this offer and are 

current, accurate, and complete as of the date of this offer. 
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Any changes provided by the offeror are applicable to this solicitation only, and 

do not result in an update to the representations and certifications posted on SAM. 

(End of Provision) 

K.2 CERTIFICATION REGARDING RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS (FAR 52.209-5) 

(APR 2010) 

 

(a) 

(1) The Offeror certifies, to the best of its knowledge and belief, that -- 

(i) The Offeror and/or any of its Principals -- 

(A) Are [_] are not [_] presently debarred, suspended, proposed for 

debarment, or declared ineligible for the award of contracts by any Federal 

agency; 

(B) Have [_] have not [_], within a three-year period preceding this offer, 

been convicted of or had a civil judgment rendered against them for: 

commission of fraud or a criminal offense in connection with obtaining, 

attempting to obtain, or performing a public (Federal, State, or local) 

contract or subcontract; violation of Federal or State antitrust statutes 

relating to the submission of offers; or commission of embezzlement, 

theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records, making false 

statements, tax evasion, violating Federal criminal tax laws, or receiving 

stolen property (if Offeror checks “have”, the Offeror shall also see 

52.209-7, if included in this solicitation); and 

(C) Are [_] are not [_] presently indicted for, or otherwise criminally or 

civilly charged by a governmental entity with, commission of any of the 

offenses enumerated in paragraph (a)(1)(i)(B) of this provision; and 

(D) Have [_], have not [_], within a three-year period preceding this offer, 

been notified of any delinquent Federal taxes in an amount that exceeds 

$3,000 for which the liability remains unsatisfied. 

(1) Federal taxes are considered delinquent if both of the following 

criteria apply:
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(i) The tax liability is finally determined. The 

liability is finally determined if it has been assessed. 

A liability is not finally determined if there is a 

pending administrative or judicial challenge. In the 

case of a judicial challenge to the liability, the 

liability is not finally determined until all judicial 

appeal rights have been exhausted. 

(ii) The taxpayer is delinquent in making payment.

A taxpayer is delinquent if the taxpayer has failed to 

pay the tax liability when full payment was due and 

required. A taxpayer is not delinquent in cases 

where enforced collection action is precluded. 

(2) Examples. 

(i) The taxpayer has received a statutory notice of 

deficiency, under I.R.C. §6212, which entitles the 

taxpayer to seek Tax Court review of a proposed tax 

deficiency. This is not a delinquent tax because it is 

not a final tax liability. Should the taxpayer seek 

Tax Court review, this will not be a final tax 

liability until the taxpayer has exercised all judicial 

appeal rights. 

(ii) The IRS has filed a notice of Federal tax lien 

with respect to an assessed tax liability, and the 

taxpayer has been issued a notice under I.R.C. 

§6320 entitling the taxpayer to request a hearing 

with the IRS Office of Appeals contesting the lien 

filing, and to further appeal to the Tax Court if the 

IRS determines to sustain the lien filing. In the 

course of the hearing, the taxpayer is entitled to 

contest the underlying tax liability because the 

taxpayer has had no prior opportunity to contest the 

liability. This is not a delinquent tax because it is 

not a final tax liability. Should the taxpayer seek tax 

court review, this will not be a final tax liability 

until the taxpayer has exercised all judicial appeal 

rights. 

(iii) The taxpayer has entered into an installment 

agreement pursuant to I.R.C. §6159. The taxpayer is 

making timely payments and is in full compliance 

with the agreement terms. The taxpayer is not 

delinquent because the taxpayer is not currently 

required to make full payment. 
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(iv) The taxpayer has filed for bankruptcy 

protection. The taxpayer is not delinquent because 

enforced collection action is stayed under 11 U.S.C. 

362 (the Bankruptcy Code). 

(ii) The Offeror has [[_] has not [_], within a three-year period preceding this 

offer, had one or more contracts terminated for default by any Federal agency. 

(2) “Principal,” for the purposes of this certification, means an officer; director; owner; 

partner; or a person having primary management or supervisory responsibilities within a 

business entity (e.g., general manager; plant manager; head of a division or business 

segment; and similar positions). 

This Certification Concerns a Matter Within the Jurisdiction of an Agency 

of the United States and the Making of a False, Fictitious, or Fraudulent 

Certification May Render the Maker Subject to Prosecution Under Section 

1001, Title 18, United States Code. 

(b) The Offeror shall provide immediate written notice to the Contracting Officer if, at any time 

prior to contract award, the Offeror learns that its certification was erroneous when submitted or 

has become erroneous by reason of changed circumstances. 

(c) A certification that any of the items in paragraph (a) of this provision exists will not 

necessarily result in withholding of an award under this solicitation. However, the certification 

will be considered in connection with a determination of the Offeror’s responsibility. Failure of 

the Offeror to furnish a certification or provide such additional information as requested by the 

Contracting Officer may render the Offeror nonresponsible. 

(d) Nothing contained in the foregoing shall be construed to require establishment of a system of 

records in order to render, in good faith, the certification required by paragraph (a) of this 

provision. The knowledge and information of an Offeror is not required to exceed that which is 

normally possessed by a prudent person in the ordinary course of business dealings. 

(e) The certification in paragraph (a) of this provision is a material representation of fact upon 

which reliance was placed when making award. If it is later determined that the Offeror 

knowingly rendered an erroneous certification, in addition to other remedies available to the 

Government, the Contracting Officer may terminate the contract resulting from this solicitation 

for default. 

(End of Provision) 

K.3 INFORMATION REGARDING RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS (FAR 52.209-7) 

(JUL 2013) 

(a) Definitions. As used in this provision— 

“Administrative proceeding” means a non-judicial process that is adjudicatory in nature in order 

to make a determination of fault or liability (e.g., Securities and Exchange Commission 

Administrative Proceedings, Civilian Board of Contract Appeals Proceedings, and Armed 
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Services Board of Contract Appeals Proceedings). This includes administrative proceeding at the 

Federal and State level but only in connection with performance of a Federal contract or grant. It 

does not include agency actions such as contract audits, site visits, corrective plans, or inspection 

of deliverables. 

“Federal contracts and grants with total value greater than $10,000,000” means— 

(1) The total value of all current, active contracts and grants, including all priced options; 

and 

(2) The total value of all current, active orders including all priced options under 

indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity, 8(a), or requirements contracts (including task 

and delivery and multiple-award Schedules). 

“Principal” means an officer, director, owner, partner, or a person having primary management 

or supervisory responsibilities within a business entity (e.g., general manager; plant manager; 

head of a division or business segment; and similar positions). 

(b) The Offeror [_] has [_] does not have current active Federal contracts and grants with total 

value greater than $10,000,000. 

(c) If the Offeror checked “has” in paragraph (b) of this provision, the Offeror represents, by 

submission of this offer, that the information it has entered in the Federal Awardee Performance 

and Integrity Information System (FAPIIS) is current, accurate, and complete as of the date of 

submission of this offer with regard to the following information: 

(1) Whether the Offeror, and/or any of its principals, has or has not, within the last five 

years, in connection with the award to or performance by the Offeror of a Federal 

contract or grant, been the subject of a proceeding, at the Federal or State level that 

resulted in any of the following dispositions: 

(i) In a criminal proceeding, a conviction. 

(ii) In a civil proceeding, a finding of fault and liability that results in the payment 

of a monetary fine, penalty, reimbursement, restitution, or damages of $5,000 or 

more. 

(iii) In an administrative proceeding, a finding of fault and liability that results 

in— 

(A) The payment of a monetary fine or penalty of $5,000 or more; or 

(B) The payment of a reimbursement, restitution, or damages in excess of 

$100,000. 

(iv) In a criminal, civil, or administrative proceeding, a disposition of the matter 

by consent or compromise with an acknowledgment of fault by the Contractor if 

the proceeding could have led to any of the outcomes specified in paragraphs 

(c)(1)(i), (c)(1)(ii), or (c)(1)(iii) of this provision. 
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(2) If the Offeror has been involved in the last five years in any of the occurrences listed 

in (c)(1) of this provision, whether the Offeror has provided the requested information 

with regard to each occurrence. 

(d) The Offeror shall post the information in paragraphs (c)(1)(i) through (c)(1)(iv) of this 

provision in FAPIIS as required through maintaining an active registration in the System for 

Award Management database via https://www.acquisition.gov (see 52.204-7). 

K.4 RESTRICTION ON FUNDING ACTIVITY WITH CHINA-REPRESENTATION 

(NFS 1852.225-72 (FEB 2012) 

(a) Definition – “China or Chinese-owned” means the People’s Republic of China, any 

company owned by the People’s Republic of China or any company incorporated under 

the laws of the People’s Republic of China. 

(b) Public Laws 112-10, Section 1340(a) and 112-55, Section 539, restrict NASA from 

contracting to participate, collaborate, coordinate bilaterally in any way with China or a 

Chinese-owned company using funds appropriated on or after April 25, 2011. Contracts 

for commercial and non-developmental items are exempted from the prohibition because 

they constitute purchase of goods and services that would not involve participation, 

collaboration or coordination between the parties. 

(c) Representation. By submission of its offer, the Offeror represents that the Offeror is not 

China or a Chinese-owned company. 

(End of Provision) 

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PART III - LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS 

ATTACHMENT J-1 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

AT 

JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER 

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT 
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Table of Contents 

1 CONTRACT MANAGEMENT .....................................................................................................................

1.1 Project Management .......................................................................................................................................................................1.2 Financial Management ...................................................................................................................................................................1.3 Documentation and Records Management .....................................................................................................................................1.4 Property Management (Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), Facilities and Utilities) .........................................................1.5 Emergency Management ................................................................................................................................................................1.6 Personnel Management ..................................................................................................................................................................1.7 Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) .......................................................................................................................................1.8 Quality Assurance and Control ......................................................................................................................................................1.9 Information Technology .................................................................................................................................................................

2 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PLANNING, POLICY AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES ..........

2.1 CIO Technical Support ...................................................................................................................................................................2.2 IT Security Services .......................................................................................................................................................................2.3 IT Configuration Management .......................................................................................................................................................2.4 Help Desk Services ........................................................................................................................................................................2.5 Records Management and Documentation Control ........................................................................................................................

3 APPLICATION AND SYSTEM SERVICES ...............................................................................................

3.1 IT System Administration and Data Center Services .....................................................................................................................3.2 Application and Web Site Services ................................................................................................................................................3.3 End User Systems and Services .....................................................................................................................................................

4 AUDIO VISUAL / VIDEO SERVICES .........................................................................................................

4.1 Audio Visual Services ....................................................................................................................................................................4.2 Video Production Services .............................................................................................................................................................4.3 Video Interactive Teleconferencing System (VITS) ......................................................................................................................4.4 Physical Security/Enterprise Physical Access Control System (EPACS) Support .........................................................................4.5 Cable Television Services ..............................................................................................................................................................

5 COMMUNICATION SERVICES ..................................................................................................................

5.1 Communications Planning/External Communications/Frequency Management ...........................................................................5.2 Telecommunication Services .........................................................................................................................................................5.3 Radio Services ................................................................................................................................................................................
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5.4 Cable Infrastructure Services .........................................................................................................................................................5.5 Emergency Notification Systems ...................................................................................................................................................

6 TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES ......................................................................................................

6.1 Product Data and Life-cycle Management (PDLM) ......................................................................................................................6.2 Center Risk Management Support ..................................................................................................................................................6.3 Technology Transfer Support .........................................................................................................................................................

APPENDIX A REFERENCE LIST ......................................................................................................................APPENDIX B ACRONYM LIST ..........................................................................................................................
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The John C. Stennis Space Center (SSC), located in Hancock County, Mississippi, is a field center of the Nationa

Space Administration (NASA). The Center resides on a 22 square mile fee area and serves as the nation’s largest facility. Additionally, the Center hosts over 30 major Federal, state, academic and private organizations. NASA organization employees total approximately 5,200 personnel. This work statement addresses the NASA Information Technology (IT) requirements for SSC. Requirements wisystems and services to NASA, Resident organizations, onsite contractors and onsite commercial tenants. The S

Officer (CIO) is responsible for governance of all NASA IT at the SSC. IT services are provided through a comb

Infrastructure Integration Program (I3P) contracts and this ITS contract. The ITS Contractor shall serve as the pr

capabilities through the implementation of the ITS Performance Work Statement (PWS) and coordination of servproviders. The Contractor shall provide: 

 Information Technology Planning, Policy and Management Services  Application and System Services  Audio Visual (AV)/Video Services  Communication Services  Technology Support Services 

The contract type for this PWS is firm fixed price (FFP) and firm fixed price level of effort (LOE). The “Core” f

component consists of all requirements in Sections 1 through 6 with the exception of Section 3.3 “End User Syst

and Section 5.4.2 “Cable System - Installation, Modification, Removal and Repair (IMRR).” “Estimated WorkloPWS specifications define the basis for quantity of services and systems in the Core. The LOE portion of the contract will consist of: 

 Additive quantities of services and systems above and beyond those defined in PWS Sections 1 through 6 

 All requirements in Section 3.3 “End User Systems and Services”  All requirements in Section 5.4.2 “Cable System – IMRR” 

Any specific roles, functions or positions contained within the body of this PWS represent NASA SSC personnel 

stated otherwise. 
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1 CONTRACT MANAGEMENT PWS Section 1, Contract Management, identifies the overall management and business administrative duties that 

related to the performance of the functional areas described in this PWS. The Contractor shall provide a contract capability to meet the requirements of this PWS and to innovatively and effectively respond to dynamic mission 

In performance of contract management functions, the Contractor shall: 

 Designate a single Point of Contact (POC) with contractual obligation authority for all contract administr

activities required in performance of this contract. This POC shall have access to all contract administrat

information related to performance of this contract. Additionally, this POC will function as an onsite Prowho shall have authority over all technical, business, personnel, performance, schedule and cost componeactivities in execution of this PWS. 

 Perform technical, business and safety functions to plan, implement, track, report and deliver the required 

services described in the PWS and contract. 

 Ensure the implementation of management practices to proactively pursue innovation and technology adv

customer satisfaction and service delivery. 

 Ensure the implementation of effective systems engineering, business management and other quality prac

services in an efficient and integrated manner and at a sustained high level of success. 

 Implement practices to ensure effective communication of management, technical, quality, financial and 

issues that may arise in the performance of this contract. 

 Support the execution of the Center’s established IT governance model, processes and policies to ensure 

strategy, policy, architecture, standards and investment decisions. 

 Apprise the SSC Contracting Officer (CO), SSC Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and CIO im

issues that could have an adverse impact on successful performance of the contract requirements. 

1.1 Project Management The Contractor shall provide technical, financial, schedule and risk management of all ITS functions and tasks in applicable NASA policies and procedures listed in Appendix A of this PWS. In performance of these functionsprepare and submit monthly reports of project plans, status, resources and schedules in accordance with all Data Descriptions (DRDs) specified in Attachment J-2 of this PWS. The Contractor shall: 
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 Plan, document and execute all projects, tasks and operational functions in accordance with NASA progr

management policies and procedures. Refer to Appendix A for a listing of policies and procedures. 

 Complete requirements of this contract so work performed fully meets the performance objectives of the 

within the schedule; is accomplished within the contract value and any executed LOE Task Orders; and is safe, professional and high quality manner. 

 Capture and maintain accurate project and operations requirements.  Maintain project history and modifications requested by the Government. 

 Provide innovative management ideas, concepts or synergistic solutions that result in operational efficien

 Respond to changing service requirements and prioritize tasks to best accomplish the requirements of the 

Center and Agency priorities. Prioritization shall be validated with NASA/SSC CO, COR , CIO and Tec

 Collect and report contract metrics data, including all metrics data specified in this PWS and additional m

the Government. Refer to Attachment J-2 DRDs for additional information on metrics collection and rep

 Prepare and conduct monthly project/contract management reviews including presentation and discussion 

project statuses (technical, financial and schedule), significant accomplishments, contract metrics, risk maproblem areas. 

1.2 Financial Management The Contractor shall employ sound financial management practices and systems while utilizing flexible and inno

the maximum extent practical to ensure compliance with Government cost charging and reporting requirements. operate within the contract value and each individual LOE task order amount. The Contractor shall be responsiblfinancial services that comply with the NASA financial systems’ requirements outlined in this section of the PWreporting requirements. The Contractor shall implement, maintain and operate work control and financial systems and processes that are the applicable level of the PWS in addition to the individual LOE task orders. The work control and financial sy

shall: 

 Collect sufficient data to ensure accurate assessment of cost to NASA and reimbursable funding sources, 

task order LOE projects. 

 Track, control and report fixed price and LOE at the individual PWS and task order level.  Process a monthly cost file submission per MF02, Financial Management Report Detail (electronic). 
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 Provide accurate and timely cost estimation for task order LOE projects. 

The Contractor’s financial system shall interface with NASA financial systems to provide financial reports to comfinancial reporting requirements. The Contractor shall provide a monthly accrual based on these reporting requirOffice of the Chief Financial Officer must approve the accrual method including any changes. The Contractor’s cost by Customer Code and PWS by fixed price and individual LOE task orders. The Contractor’s system shall pdata by Work Year Equivalent (WYE) and hours at the same level as cost is reported. The detailed cost shall be inclusion in NASA’s financial systems in an electronic flat file format (reference MF02, Financial Management (electronic)). The Contractor shall conduct a monthly financial resources review (reference MF08, Monthly Resources Manageincluding example formats) as directed by the NASA CO in coordination with the NASA Deputy Chief Financia

to provide insight into financial performance and utilization of resources. These reviews shall include, but are not limited to, the following data: 

 Government Fiscal Year (GFY) phased financial plan – both rate and cumulative for the fixed price PWS 

individual LOE task orders by Customer Code 

 WYE with associated hours by PWS for Core and each LOE task requirement  Actual cost and Accrued cost for each plan provided in the first bullet item listed above  Projected GFY End of Year (EOY) estimate and Data Trending analysis  Baseline adjustment analysis  Variance analysis  Contract Year comparison to GFY (Total Contract Level and by PWS)  Contract Value Analysis and Trending 

The Contractor shall support requests for development of the Government fiscal financial operating budget and oexercises as required. 1.3 Documentation and Records Management 
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The Contractor shall ensure accurate and complete records (including vital records) of Government business are accordance with Federal requirements, NPR 1441.1, NASA Records Retention Schedules, and are segregated from records and from non-record materials. The term “records” is defined in 44 U.S.C. 3301 as “all books, papers, mmachine readable materials or other documentary materials, regardless of physical form or characteristics, made 

agency of the United States Government under Federal law or in connection with the transaction of public busine

appropriate for preservation by that Agency or its legitimate successor as evidence of the organization, functions

procedures, operations or other activities of the Government or because of the informational value of data in themmuseum material made or acquired and preserved solely for reference or exhibition purposes, extra copies of doc

only for convenience of reference and stocks of publications and of processed documents are not included.” All Government-use are Federal records subject to the provisions of 44 U.S.C. Chapters 21, 29, 31 and 33, the Freed

Act (FOIA) as amended and the Privacy Act and must be managed and scheduled for disposition as provided in 3Regulations (CFR) XII, Subchapter B. The Contractor shall: 

 Maintain a records management program and submit a records management plan in accordance with DR  Maintain a master records list and index of files in accordance with DR DM01. 

 Provide NASA or authorized representatives with access to all Government records. The Government re

inspect, audit and copy record holdings. 

 Submit an annual "Inventory of Records Holdings" to the NASA/SSC Records Manager, for which the re

in accordance with DR DM01. 

 Manage legacy Federal records (data created for Government use and delivered to, or falling under the le

Government) inherited from previous contracts. 

 Leave all Government-owned records with NASA at the completion or termination of this contract. The 

deliver or disposition the records as directed by the SSC Records Manager. 

 Manage NASA-owned/Contractor held records in accordance with the following Agency policies: 

‒ NPD 1440.6, NASA Records Management‒ NPR 1441.1, NASA Records Retention Schedules‒ NASA-STD-2822, Still and Motion Imagery Metadata Standard

‒ SPR 1400.1, Document Preparation, Numbering and Management‒ SPR 1440.1, Records Management Program Requirements‒ Title 36 of the CFR, Chapter XII, National Archives and Records Administration 
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PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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1.3.a Records 

Management 

Accumulate, create, maintain and dispose of Government records, including printed files and electronic media. 

As Required 

1.3.b Final Inventory of 

Government-owned Records 

Deliver to the SSC Records Manager, 90 days prior to contract completion or termination, a final inventory of Government-owned records. 

One (1) time at contract completion 

1.3.c Volume Report Submit a volume report to accompany the final 

inventory, indicating the total quantity of records held. The volume shall be listed in cubic feet for hardcopy records and in megabytes for records in electronic formats. The SSC Records Manager will provide guidance on how to calculate the volume of hardcopy records. 

One (1) time at contract completion 

1.4 Property Management (Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), Facilities and Utilities) The Contractor shall protect all Government equipment/property against loss or damage and assign individuals to 

alternate Equipment Custodians (EC) for items used in support of this contract. The Contractor may be liable for lost. The Contractor shall participate in the NASA/SSC inventory reporting program as required in DR LS01. Aperformance or equipment damage shall be documented by the Contractor and immediately reported to the GoveRefer to Attachment J-7, Government Furnished Property, for a complete listing of items that shall be managed b

The Government will provide Government vehicles for the performance of work under this contract. Refer to SeVehicle Management, for additional information. The Contractor shall ensure proper vehicle operator care, inspe

maintenance and necessary steps to prevent misuse and damage to vehicles. The Contractor shall ensure that indoperators are licensed and are briefed on official use, base speed limits and seatbelt policies. Contractor will invincident, accident, misuse and abuse cases that involve their employees and recommend corrective action to the GContractor will reimburse the Government for any damage to vehicles caused by their employees. The Contracto
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malfunctions to site vehicle maintenance and ensure the vehicle is made available for repairs or service. The Con

their own vehicle to perform the requirements of this PWS with no liability to the Government. The Government will provide facilities and utilities to the Contractor as defined in this Contract. Government fathereof to be made available to the Contractor are identified in Attachment J-7. The Government will provide all 

Government facilities assigned to the Contractor for the performance of services identified in this Contract. The 

exercise reasonable efforts to conserve energy and comply with the requirements of SPR 8500.2, SSC Environme

Implementation Program Procedural Requirements, and SPLN-8500-0002, John C. Stennis Space Center Energ

Water Conservation 5-Year Plan.

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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1.4.a Keep GovernmentFurnished Facilities 

in a Clean and Safe Condition and Exercise Reasonable Care, Security and Protection of Same 

Government-furnished facilities are identified inAttachment J-7. When occupied or utilized, comply with all energy and water conservation directives. 

Refer to Attachment J-7 

1.5 Emergency Management The Contractor shall establish and implement an Emergency Management Program across all contract functions 

the SPLN-1040-0006, Emergency Management Plan. The Contractor must inform their employees of what actioevent an extreme weather plan is activated. The Contractor shall maintain employee contact information for eme

purposes. The Contractor shall provide a list of key employees with associated contact information to the Gover

changes occur. The Contractor shall establish and maintain work instructions and procedures to ensure adequate 

assets, personnel and continuity of operations during emergencies. 
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The Contractor’s obligation may include resolution of unusual or emergency situations. The Contractor may be NASA, within the general scope of work, but in currently unidentified ways, in preparation for or in response to Obligations under this requirement shall only arise when one or more of the criteria at Federal Acquisition Regul

enabling NASA to utilize “Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities,” are met. If the emergency preparedness and reresult in changes to the contract, all contract adjustments will be processed in accordance with the Changes claus1.6 Personnel Management The Contractor shall comply with requirements set forth in NPR 1600.1, NASA Security Program Procedural Re1600.1, SSC Security Requirements Handbook. The Contractor is required to comply with Agency personal identity verification procedures identified in the contHomeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12), Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Guidance MInformation Processing Standards Publication (FIPS PUB) Number 201 which includes both physical and logicaClause 52.204-9. The Contractor shall provide qualified employees with required clearances. Internal network a

U. S. citizens. A list of key personnel shall be provided in accordance with DR MA01. Contractor shall provide 

employees and resources. The Contractor shall not employ any persons for work on this contract who are identifpotential threat to the health, safety, security, general wellbeing or operational mission of the installation and its pContractor shall establish standards for dress, appearance and conduct of their employees. Government-provided shall be prominently displayed at all times by Contractor employees while on the installation. Contractor “signat

and correspondence shall be structured to indicate that an individual is a Contractor. Employees who have day-tcontact shall be able to read, clearly write, speak and understand English. Contractor shall provide technically competent personnel certified for the appropriate function. Employees shall 

operate and maintain the systems to which they are assigned. The Contractor shall document a local on-the-job qcertification program for all employees to ensure that all knowledge standards are met and documented prior to ato perform work without supervision. Normal business hours for ITS support at SSC are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday except Federa

explicitly defined in sections of this PWS. Some support services will require activity outside of normal business 
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downtime and potential impact to customers. The Contractor shall perform the work under this contract at the JoCenter, Stennis Space Center, Mississippi. Work may be performed at other locations if it is: 

 Specifically identified in this PWS, or  Approved in writing by the CO. 

Travel may be required to fulfill the requirements of this PWS. Locations and duration of travel will be specified managers during the execution of the contract. All travel must receive approval from the COR and the CO prior Section B for additional information on travel requirements and associated cost. The Contractor shall use Industry Standards and Federal, state, SSC and local qualifications for licensing or certiotherwise may be required in specific sections. The Contractor shall ensure all personnel are trained for their assthat said training is maintained current for activities that require periodic re-training and/or re-certification. Empallowed to perform a task for which the certification is not current. Examples of training that will require periodon-site courses associated with Safety and Health Procedures, such as Hearing Conservation, Lockout/Tagout, A

and other related courses. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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1.6.a Furnish a 

Sufficient Number of Competent and Qualified Personnel to Accomplish PWS Services 

Personnel must be properly trained, qualified and certified, if required, to perform the types of work requiring specific knowledge and skills as identified in all functional areas. 

Contractor determined 

1.6.b Certified System 

Administrator 

All individuals who perform as a System Administrator or have authority to perform functions normally performed by a System Administrator shall be industry certified.

Contractor determined 
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1.6.c Maintain 

Personnel Records 

Records shall be maintained on certifications and licenses of required personnel as required in DR RA04. 

Contractor determined 

1.7 Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) NASA is strongly committed to the safety and health of the workforce, teamwork and integrity between organizaachieve mission success. Safety requirements are a part of the occupational and environmental health of personn

NASA’s commitment is achieved by the following SHE critical elements: 

 Management leadership and employee involvement  System and worksite analysis  Hazard prevention and control  SHE training  Environmental compliance 

These elements allow for the establishment of a highly skilled, diverse and motivated workforce committed to acsuccess. The NASA management team is committed to preventing human injury and ensuring the safety of all op

products. The Contractor is expected to support these endeavors and demonstrate the same commitment. SSC Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate (SMA) Technical Authority (TA): The SSC SMA TA implementation involves the Safety, Quality, Risk Management, Independent Assessment and aspects that are expected to function independently of Programs/Projects. This ensures the consideration of alternopportunity for dissenting opinions to be vetted and acted upon as necessary. On technical matters, the assigned S
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organizationally and financially independent voice, equal to programmatic authority. The SMA TA resides in an 

matrixed to support the program or project; and coordinates the SMA activities. Contractor workforce individualtechnical consciousness by raising technical issues that have safety implications to their direct supervision and to project/systems technical authorities. The NASA SMA is the office of primary responsibility for the implementation and conduct of SMA TA across NDirector is the final TA. The SSC Center Director has delegated specific responsibilities to the NASA SSC SMA implemented in SPLN-1200-0003, SSC SMA Technical Authority Implementation Plan. All SSC NASA organizsupporting contractors, are expected to support this technical authority model. The Contractor shall implement, operate and maintain a SHE Program in accordance with: 

 NPR 1800.1, NASA Occupational Health Program Procedure NPR 8621.1, NASA Procedural Requirements for Mishap and Close Call Reporting, Investigating and Re

 NPR 8715.1, NASA Occupational Safety and Health Programs NPR 8715.3, NASA General Safety Program Requirements

 SPR 1280.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Management System Requirements SPR 7120.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Risk Management Procedural Requirements SPR 8500.2, John C. Stennis Space Center Environmental Operations and Implementation Program Pro

 SPR 8715.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Safety and Health Program Requirements

 SSP-8715-0001, John C. Stennis Space Center Safety and Health Handbook

 SCWI-8500-0004-ENV, John C. Stennis Space Center Hazardous Material, Hazardous Waste and Solid 

 SCWI-8500-0019-ENV, John C. Stennis Space Center Asbestos Hazard Control Plan SCWI-8715-0003, John C. Stennis Space Center Fall Protection Program SCWI-8715-0004, John C. Stennis Space Center Confined Space Entry Program SCWI-8715-0005, John C. Stennis Space Center Safety, Health, Housekeeping and Essential Item Inspec

 SCWI-8715-0016, John C. Stennis Space Center Close Call Reporting System (CCRS) SCWI-8830-0001, John C. Stennis Space Center Facility Manager Program Handbook SPLN-1200-0003, SSC Safety and Mission Assurance Technical Authority Implementation Plan

 SPLN-8500-0002, John C. Stennis Space Center Energy-Efficiency and Water Conservation 5-Year Plan

 SPLN-8621-0003, John C. Stennis Space Center Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan
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 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and o

safety and health regulations and industry standards, as applicable. 

The Contractor shall operate Government-owned facilities and equipment in a safe manner according to OSHA g

Environmental Management System (EMS) and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14001 StanContractor shall prevent the unnecessary waste of resources. Contractor shall ensure that personal work areas pr

professional appearance at all times, and do not pose safety or security risks. Contractor will correct safety, secudiscrepancies immediately, or report the discrepancy to the Government if unable to make the correction. Contra

Government in investigating safety or security deviations when related to Contractor functions or personnel. The Contractor shall participate in the Facility Manager Program in accordance with SCWI-8830-0001, John C. 

Facility Manager Program Handbook. The program helps to ensure a safe, healthy and efficient workplace for a

building occupants and provides for centralized reporting of facility issues. When requested by NASA, the ContFacility Manager for the buildings which are occupied by its employees. SSC has been established as an OSHA-recognized Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Star Site. The Contracto

Safety Program that is certified by OSHA VPP within 18 months after contract start. The Contractor shall perform an annual SHE self-assessment of the Contractor’s SHE Program in accordance wi

Contractor Safety and Environmental Health Program Annual Self-Evaluation Report. 

The Contractor shall ensure risks are managed through the systematic identification, assessment and control of h

associated risks. The Contractor shall address Risk Management Planning as part of DR SA01, Safety and Health Contractor shall use the NASA provided Integrated Risk Management Application (IRMA) database in accordanJohn C. Stennis Space Center Risk Management Procedural Requirements. 

The Contractor shall develop, maintain and ensure the following deliverables are accurate and timely as defined 

listed below: 

 DR SA01, Safety and Health Plan 

 DR SA02, Contractor Safety and Environmental Health Program Annual Self-Evaluation Report  DR SA03, Mishap and Safety Statistics Monthly Report 
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 DR SA04, Mishap and Close Call Notification 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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1.7.a Conduct Mishap 

Notification, Investigation and Corrective Action Reporting 

The Contractor shall use the NASA Mishap 

Information System (NMIS) to record and track to closure all close calls and mishaps, as required in DR SA04. The Contractor shall conduct and provide support for close calls and mishap investigations, including any required followup to safety technical issues in accordance with NPR 8621.1, NASA Procedural Requirements for Mishap and Close Call Reporting, Investigating and Recordkeeping, and SPLN-8621-0003, John 

C. Stennis Space Center Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan. Notify the NASA SMA of all mishaps (including close calls) immediately. 

Per Event 

1.7.b Develop Safety and 

Health Plan in Compliance with OSHA and VPP Requirements 

The Safety and Health Plan must define the type, 

levels and inter-relationships of the documentation that defines the safety system as required in DR SA01. 

One (1) Safety Plan 

1.8 Quality Assurance and Control The Contractor shall submit a Quality Assurance Management Plan (QAMP) in accordance with DR RA01 that sContractor’s approach to assuring delivery of quality products, material and services. The Contractor shall also s

Quarterly Summary Report in accordance with DR RA02. 
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The Contractor shall ensure all personnel performing work are properly trained, certified and qualified for assignrequirements, to include recognition of job hazards for any equipment used. The Contractor shall participate in the Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) and NASA Advis

accordance with NPR 8735.1, Procedures for Exchanging Parts, Materials, Software and Safety Problem Data U

and NASA Advisories, and SWI-8735-0001, John C. Stennis Space Center Government Industry Data Exchange 

(GIDEP)/NASA ALERTS Implementation. When assigned by the SSC NASA/GIDEP Coordinator, the ContractoGIDEP and NASA Advisory documents for applicability and take appropriate action per program requirements. input site specific information into the GIDEP System. When requested by the Government, the Contractor shall on the usage of the GIDEP. When applicable, the Contractor shall establish and implement a parts management p

the integrity of all mechanical and electrical, electronic and electro- mechanical (EEE) parts in accordance with N

Parts Policy, and SPR 8730.2, John C. Stennis Space Center NASA/SSC Parts and Control. The Contractor shall implement, operate and maintain a Quality Management System in accordance with NPD 8

Assurance Program Policy; SPR 1280.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Management System Requirements; and Standards Institute (ANSI) American Society for Quality (ASQ) ANSI/ISO/ASQ Q9001, Quality Management S

Standard, and the following: 

 NPD 1280.1, NASA Integrated Management System Policy NPD 8730.2, NASA Parts Policy NPD 8730.5, NASA Quality Assurance Program Policy NPR 8735.1, Procedures for Exchanging Parts, Materials, Software and Safety Problem Data Utilizing t

Advisories

 SPR 1280.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Management System Requirements

 SPR 8730.2, John C. Stennis Space Center NASA/SSC Parts Control Program SCWI-8710-0004, John C. Stennis Space Center Internal Audit Process

 SCWI-8730-0002, John C. Stennis Space Center Corrective Action, Preventive Action and Continual Imp SCWI-8730-0004, Instructions to Initiate and Process Form SSC 715- CPI Report

 SWI-8735-0001, John C. Stennis Space Center Government Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP)/

Implementation 
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The Contractor will record all performance/surveillance observations in writing. When an observation indicates performance, the Contractor shall identify the deficiency in writing to NASA. The written response shall contain 

correct the deficiency, the action taken to prevent future occurrences and identify why the Contractor’s Quality Cto detect and fix the deficiency. NASA may require a meeting with the Contractor to discuss quality assurance is

minutes of any such meetings shall be recorded in the contract files and acknowledged by the Contractor. If the concur with any portion of the minutes, such non-concurrence shall be provided in writing to the CO within ten (The Contractor shall develop, maintain and ensure the following deliverables are accurate and timely as defined 

listed below: 

 DR RA01, Quality Assurance Management Plan

 DR RA02, Quality Assurance Management Plan (QAMP) Quarterly Summary Report

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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1.8.a Develop QAMP 

that defines the Contractor’s Quality Management System. The Plan shall be in Compliance with NPD 8730.5, SPR 1280.1 and ANSI/ ISO/ASQ Q9001 

The Quality Plan must define the type, levels and 

inter-relationships of the documentation that 

defines the organization quality system. A “tree” diagram showing various types of policies, plans, 

procedures and work instructions related to one another could be used. 

One (1) Quality 

Plan 

1.8.b Conduct and 

Support Compliance Audits 

The Contractor shall conduct internal compliance 

audits and provide support during audits or surveys performed by the Government or by third parties to include data entry into the NASA provided database. The Contractor shall record 

Conduct internal 

audits per Contractor’s plan 

Support three (3) - 
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and track audit findings to closure in accordance with SCWI-8710-0004. The Contractor shall also track to closure all quality corrective action requests assigned to the Contractor through the NASA Corrective Action System by NASA SMA and the SMA Support Contractor. 

five (5) Government or third party audits annually 

1.9 Information Technology This portion of the PWS addresses the Contractor’s requirements for utilization of IT resources in the execution o

Requirements for IT systems and services delivered to the Government are defined in Sections 2 through 6 of thi

The Government will provide to the Contractor computers, telecommunications, network connectivity and relatethe performance of services covered by this Contract. All requests shall be submitted to the Office of the Chief I

(OCIO) for guidance and approval. The Contractor shall use SPD 2800.1, Provision of Institutionally Funded IT 

Services, for guidance. The Government will not provide computer services required for the Contractor’s internal operations such as cor

other Contract accounting. Development, implementation, maintenance and use of equipment, supplies, software systems shall be in compliance with NASA IT policies. The Contractor shall adhere to all Agency and Center IT policies and procedures and any approved modificationprocedures to include: 

 NPD 2540.1, Personal Use of Government Office Equipment Including Information Technology

 NPD 2800.1, Managing Information Technology

 NPD 2810.1, NASA Information Security Policy NPR 2800.2, Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility

 NPR 2810.1, Security of Information Technology NPR 2841.1, Identity, Credential and Access Management

 NPR 7120.7, NASA Information Technology and Institutional Infrastructure Program and Project Manag

 NPR 7150.2, NASA Software Engineering Requirements
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 SPD 2800.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Provision of Institutionally Funded IT Resources And Service

 SPD 2800.4, John C. Stennis Space Center Policy Directive Information Technology Project Managemen

 SPD 2810.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Policy Directive Information Technology (IT) Network Securi NASA-STD-2804, Minimum Interoperability Software Suite NASA-STD-2805, Minimum Hardware Configurations 

IT Security: The Contractor shall ensure its employees, in performance of the contract, complete annual NASA the designated due date. The Contractor shall use System for Administration, Training and Educational Resource(SATERN) or the current NASA training system to meet this requirement. The Contractor shall ensure its emplo

IT Security policies, procedures, computer ethics and best practices. Security of the Contractor’s IT resources (including personnel) shall be in adherence to NASA Agency and the re

Security standards as outlined in NPR 2810.1 and SPD 2810.1. The Contractor shall implement and provide an I

Management Plan as specified in DR IT01 for all personnel and Contractor owned, maintained or operated IT co

NASA IT security personnel will have the authority to conduct security reviews at all Contractor locations that pdata or that operate, use or have access to NASA information systems. NASA data is defined as any data which igenerated, maintained or controlled on behalf of NASA. This includes any methods used in the generation of said 

be no expectation of privacy when utilizing the Center’s networks. These responsibilities shall extend to equipmethe Contractor in support of the performance of the contract. All computer systems operated by the Contractor in 

this contract shall have virus protection and regular vulnerability scanning utilizing the Agency or Center identifivulnerabilities shall be appropriately identified and remediated. IT security incidents shall be reported in accorda

and all applicable Center policies and procedures. The Contractor shall assist the Government in maintaining a le

minimizes the threat of unauthorized access to IT resources and the destruction of NASA data. The Contractor shall develop, maintain and ensure accurate and timely delivery of all requirements specified in DSecurity Management Plan.Communication Systems: Handheld ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio, desktop telephone and mobile telephone 

capabilities will be provided to the Contractor by the Government to support ITS tasks. The type and quantity of 

determined by the OCIO. The Government will provide encrypted radios for required functions. Any new systemradio frequencies must be authorized by the SSC Spectrum Manager. 
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Desktop and Mobile Computer Hardware/Software: The Government will provide appropriate hardware and sof

NASA’s Basic Interoperability Standards: NASA-STD-2804 and NASA-STD-2805. The ITS Contractor shall prGovernment provided IT resources as needed for repair, inventory control and/or configuration management (CMHosting/System Administration: Hosting and system administration responsibilities for data generated and/or mexecution of this contract are based on the following categorizations: 

 NASA Data: NASA data is defined as any data which is collected, generated, maintained or controlled o

This includes any methods used in the generation of said data. Any system, database, spreadsheet or othe

NASA data must reside in the Stennis Data Center (SDC). The Government may at any time access systeinformation contained therein. NASA data, including all changes made under this contract, is Governmethe exclusive use of the Government. This data may not be transferred to another location, in any form, wconsent of the Government. This data may not be used by the Contractor for any purpose other than work performance of this Contract. 

 Corporate Data: The Contractor is required to furnish all hardware and software necessary to meet contra

are not provided by the Government such as: human resources, corporate purchasing, corporate accountinaccounting functions necessary to execute the scope of the ITS contract. The Contractor is not permitted t

a NASA network that are not required to execute the scope of the ITS contract. The Contractor shall be re

ensuring that corporate systems residing on a NASA network comply with all NASA IT security policies under an IT System Security Plan. The Contractor is responsible for the administration and management 

2 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PLANNING, POLICY AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES 2.1 CIO Technical Support The Contractor shall provide technical support to the functions and services associated with the SSC OCIO. Sup

researching new technologies and commercial off the shelf (COTS) products for possible application and improvContractor shall analyze the benefits of the technology to include potential process improvements and cost reduc

the Contractor shall provide Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) estimates to accomplish the proposed solutions. 

also provide support for the Center provided IT services. Technical support shall be provided for the following a
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2.1.1 Strategic Planning Support Services: The contractor shall provide near and long term information techno

planning support to the SSC OCIO. Support includes: 

 Assisting in the development and revision of the SSC OCIO strategic plan to ensure that NASA, Agency 

strategic plan objectives are met. 

 Assisting in the assessment of new information technology capabilities including: conducting market rese

benefit analyses, conducting feasibility studies and developing implementation options/plans. 

 Research, analysis and planning support for the adoption of Agency and Center IT initiatives.  Coordinating with the OCIO, SSC Program POCs and subject matter experts. 

2.1.2 IT Governance: The contactor shall provide support in the development and implementation of IT govern

management structures, processes and related tools. Support includes: 

 Assisting in the development of applicable IT Policies and procedures.  Providing support to establish and manage organizational structures, such as boards and committees, in su

activities. 

 OCIO risk management support including identification and tracking of SSC IT risks.  Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) support. 

2.1.3 Outreach: Perform outreach activities such as developing OCIO outreach material, interfacing with NAS

and coordinating the annual OCIO IT Expo. The Contractor shall work with designated IT Center represoutreach activities and provide recommendations on the implementation of new IT-related business practoutreach activities shall promote awareness and educate the user community of SSC OCIO IT services. 

2.1.4 IT Service Management: The Contractor shall review IT service requests (SRs) for validity, correctness a

completion. This includes coordinating orders and forwarding to the appropriate organizations for procesimplementation. On a monthly basis, the Contractor shall provide metrics pertaining to the processing of reports as requested by the OCIO. The Contractor shall use government provided seat and service reques

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 Initiate and/or assist in the initiation and processing of seat move, add, change and delete (MACD) reque

radio, cable television, LAN, software and desktop. 

 Conduct daily service reviews with all aforementioned seat service providers to resolve issues, status MA

establish daily and future seat schedules/plans. 

 Maintain cost centers and cost center approvers.  Provide informal training for end users and cost center approvers.  Provide monthly seat cost processing/allocation for the following seats: telephone, radio, cable television  Provide seat reconciliation services for SSC and Agency (I3P) seat management systems.  Coordinate with service providers/technical teams and SSC seat customers to ensure that all IT service m

completed within specified metrics. 

2.1.5 Enterprise Architecture (EA) Support: The contractor shall provide EA support to the SSC OCIO. 

The contractor shall: 

 Assist in review of EA documentation, policies and procedures  Participate in Agency EA teams / activities  Assist in development of EA data call responses. 

2.1.6 IT Policies and Procedures Support: Develop policies, procedures, work instructions and related docume

support Center and IT requirements. 

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2.1.a IT Governance Support NASA in the establishment and 

management of IT governance structures such as boards and committees in support of CIO activities. 

SSC CIO Executive Board (or equivalent) Meetings: three (3) per year or as 
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determined by the board chair. SSC IT Project & Services Management Board (or equivalent) Meetings: quarterly or as determined by the board chair. 

2.1.b Outreach Develop OCIO outreach materials and interface 

with NASA SSC IT customers. Coordinate and support the SSC OCIO IT Expo. 

OCIO IT Expo – Annually Outreach Materials as required 

2.1.c IT Service 

Management 

Review IT SRs for validity, correctness and track orders until completion. 

12,000 orders processed annually. 

2.1.d IT Service 

Management 

Provide metrics report pertaining to the processing of IT SRs and ad-hoc reports as requested by the OCIO as required in DR IT03. 

See 2.1.c 

2.1.e IT Service 

Management 

Provide seat MACD SR support. See 2.1.c 
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2.1.f Enterprise 

Architecture Services 

Participate in Agency meetings and provide SSC data as required. 

Bi-weekly teleconference. Bi-annual meetings

2.1.g Documentation 

Preparation 

Documents are written in accordance with NASA Standards listed in Appendix A. 

Approximately one (1) document per month 

2.2 IT Security Services The Contractor shall provide IT Security Services for all SSC managed resources. The Contractor shall provide I

Support, IT Security Risk Management, Intrusion Detection (ID)/Incident Response (IR) and IT Security SystemDesign/Implementation in accordance with the latest NASA, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIInformation Security Management Act (FISMA) requirements. NASA encourages innovation and welcomes new IT Security problems performed in collaboration with the Government. 2.2.1 NASA IT Security Program: The Contractor shall support the NASA/SSC Center Chief Information Sec

in implementing and managing the NASA IT Security Program in accordance with NPR 2810.1, Security 

Technology. The CISO’s role is to develop Center-wide IT Security policies and guidance, to provide coawareness and training, to maintain an IR capability and to document, review and report the status of the Program. The CISO’s responsibilities are further defined in NPR 2810.1. The Contractor shall provide t

elements: 

 Provide primary IT Security POC to support the Government on all issues and functions related to IT Sec

 Staying current on information technologies and/or products.  Provide updates for maintaining the NASA/SSC IT Security Program Official Web page.  Participate in Agency IT Security Meetings and provide meeting details to Center CISO and Deputy CISO
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 Provide support with responding to Agency actions.  Provide documentation support as needed to improve the Center’s Information Security program.  Assist CISO with coordination of security activities with other NASA Centers and Headquarters (HQ).  Assist in managing Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU) information/Controlled Unclassified Information (C Provide engineering support for all IT Security activities being provided at SSC.  Ensure IT Security Support Personnel have the appropriate security clearance (some IT Security Personne

Secret clearance). 

 Provide IT security communication and training POC. Assist in all aspects of information security trainin

employee awareness and system administrator training. Perform as SSC CISO liaison to Agency IT SecuTraining Center (ITSATC). Includes dissemination of awareness materials to SSC user community, tracktraining metrics, and coordination of cyber security awareness monthly activities. 

2.2.2 IT Security Risk Management: The Contractor shall: 

 In collaboration with the Government, coordinate the design and implementation of practices that assess a Develop materials, coordinate and conduct quarterly SSC System Administrators Working Group meetin

address current/relevant IT security topics. 

 Provide a full range of IT Security Plan services to ensure Center compliance with NASA NPR 2810.1. T

not limited to: risk assessments; vulnerability assessments; system documentation; contingency planning 

maintaining the site IT Security Plan registry; and supporting local System Administrators. 

 Provide support for security planning, risk mitigation and information protection as required by NASA Po Provide administration support for Center IT Security System Security Plan Repository.  Synchronize any Assessment and Authorization (A&A) data between local SSC systems and that which i

reporting in Agency A&A systems. 

 Perform system penetration testing for all systems within scope of this contract as directed by the Govern

annually. This includes: ‒ Using a Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) Penetration Testing (GPEN) certified lea‒ Establishing a signed Rules of Engagement prior to any activities. ‒ Prior communication with appropriate parties, such as the SSC IR Team and affected system owner(s

‒ Coordinating with Agency officials and penetration testers, as appropriate. 

‒ Final report to include details of findings (capturing the associated risks) and recommendations. 
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‒ Incorporate pen test findings into system security plans. 

 Support 3rd party IT security audits and track the findings which will be used to improve the overall secu

and networks. 

 Support SSC activities conducted to provide continuous diagnostics and mitigation across SSC IT assets.  Maintain and operate systems specifically addressing continuous monitoring including updating database

and applications as necessary. 

 Conduct discovery, non-credential and credential vulnerability scans per Agency guidance of all systems 

contract. 

 Coordinate with the Systems Administrators to resolve identified vulnerabilities in accordance with NAS

Procedures and Requirements. 

 Conduct analysis of the vulnerability scan data and patch management data produced from Government-p

Analysis shall include current status charts/graphs, trending information, risk ranking of identified vulner

complete, effective and resource-efficient mitigation strategies. 

 Provide application administration for vulnerability and patch management tools defined by the Agency.  Collaborate with Government, corporate and academic IT security communities to maintain a strong IT s

can be accomplished by participating in tool evaluation, policy and procedure reviews and user support. 

 Provide ad-hoc reporting services to include data from various information technology systems.  Establish, modify and monitor application rule sets for the SSC provided flow monitoring tools, security 

network sniffer systems and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). 

 Provide IT Security guidance, direction and assistance to include current system issues, metrics and speci

requirements to System Administrators who support servers for various organizations with IT systems on 

 Perform the role of Security Control Assessor as defined in NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-37 for SS

and Applications. Tasks include developing the Security Assessment Plan, performing the assessment, isAssessment Report and performing ongoing assessments. 

 Provide technical and administrative support for IT Security Policy Enforcement in the NASA Consolida

(NCAD) environment. This includes the development, testing, maintenance and retiring of Group Policie

SSC systems. Prepare and submit IT Security Risk Analysis Reports to provide vulnerability and patch sSSC IT systems determined to be in scope by the Government in accordance with requirements defined bProcedures, as well as any metrics that are necessary to indicate compliance or lack of compliance with S

Program. 
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2.2.3 Intrusion Detection and Incident Response (ID/IR): The Contractor shall provide incident ID and IR for 

managed at SSC. The Contractor shall: 

 Provide a skilled IT Security IR Team that can investigate causes; preserve evidence; identify potential se

threats and concerns; and assist NASA in developing the appropriate reports and mitigation plans. 

 Interface with the NASA Security Operations Center (SOC). Respond to IT security incidents identified 

and document all incidents and coordinate with NASA Offices, Agency contract teams and SSC contract all items are addressed through resolution. 

 Perform security impact analysis for system change requests including firewall rule changes.  Deploy and utilize ID/IR tools, technical policies and procedures required by the Government in order to 

systems and networks. 

 Respond to systems anomalies suspected of viruses, Trojans or other malware and coordinate response(s) 

owners and service providers such as Agency Consolidated End User Services (ACES). 

 Provide IT Security related analysis of network traffic and system logs of systems suspected of an IT Sec

including the misuse of Government-owned or leased systems. 

 Conduct analysis of the IT Security threats or compromises and provide feedback to the potentially affect

soon as possible in accordance with Government guidance to ensure complete, effective and resource-effstrategies. 

 The normal business day for the IR Team in support of SSC services is defined as a five (5) day week, M

(excluding holidays), eight (8) hours per day between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. 

 Provide 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week and 365 days a year “on-call” support in addition to IR sup

normal business hours. This "on-call" after hours support is limited to incidents rated as 'HIGH' by the N

incidents that present a high-level of risk to SSC or NASA network and computing resources, as determinGovernment. 

 Maintain software and hardware forensics capability, to include analysis of network traffic, computers, se

devices. Mobile devices include but are not limited to: thumb drives, cell phones, tablets and portable dis

 Operate and maintain the ID/IR tools and applications (e.g., flow monitoring tool, security event manager

applications and IDS) provided by the Government to detect and protect systems from unauthorized accedestruction, modification or disruption of services. 

 Document all IT Security incidents in accordance with the SOC and Agency Procedures.  Maintain, operate and administer all SSC IR systems. 
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2.2.4 IT Security Systems Engineering/Design/Implementation: Provide systems engineering and architecture 

develop and implement new IT Security Systems and tools to enhance SSC’s capability to protect data anAgency continues to position itself to defend against new and emerging threats, the Contractor must suppparticipating in new programs and initiatives. This includes the integration and implementation of new Aspecified systems and acquiring necessary knowledge and skills to protect the Center. 

2.2.5 NASA/SSC Classified Communications Security (COMSEC) Program: The Contractor shall provide NA

account management support and manage the site COMSEC program, utilizing tools such as Secure Term(STE), cryptocards, and NASA Secure Network components, among others. Support shall include: 

 Serve as a COMSEC Account Manager for NASA’s COMSEC program and provide secure storage for c

material in accordance with Government regulations. 

 Administer and maintain the NASA Secure Network.  Identify the specifications to support any requested classified containers.  Maintain an inventory of keying material and represent NASA during Audits.  Ensure all encryption devices are current with the appropriate keying material.  Attend the NASA COMSEC Workshops as necessary.  Interface with the NASA Central Office of Record and the National Security Agency (NSA).  Provide assistance to Resident organizations and tenants on a reimbursable basis.  Provide COMSEC User training and education.  COMSEC Account Manager and Alternate for NASA’s COMSEC Program must have and maint

Clearance. 

2.2.6 IT Security Network Monitoring Support: The Contractor shall support the NASA/SSC Network Manag

operations of network management and monitoring activities associated with NASA/SSC-owned networkNASA-owned and operated network includes the following architectures: 10/100/1000 Ethernet and ten (both single and multimode fiber and unshielded twisted pair (UTP) wiring which conforms to Category 5standards. The IT Monitoring Center (IMC) consists of a variety of GFE, both hardware and software, w

monitor the network elements to ascertain the performance and status of the network. The Contractor sha

following: 

 System Administration: 
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‒ Operate, maintain, secure and modify the configuration, when necessary, of existing IMC hardware a‒ Install, configure, operate, secure and maintain new IMC hardware and software. ‒ Monitor user requirements and system performance to plan for enhancements, upgrades or reconfigur

resources. This includes the consideration of cost, schedule, performance, power, space limitations, n

and impact on users of the systems. 

‒ Diagnose anomalies in the operation of equipment or system software. 

 Operations: 

‒ Review all network logs, events, alerts, alarms and network element syslogs, daily at a minimum, wh

all the network monitoring systems and network equipment. Report daily to the NNM on status of saDisposition all events generated by the IMC systems and report those, which require additional netwothe appropriate SSC contractor, Help Desks and contact local contractor personnel via negotiated con

‒ Correlate all IMC logs, network element syslogs and IMC events with IDS and firewall activity. Ana

any and all patterns associated with network activity and report weekly to the NNM. 

‒ Perform network monitoring and assist the NNM with network analysis of “live” network traffic to de

patterns both acceptable and unacceptable to the network. 

‒ Perform updates, including additions and deletions, to the IMC system data elements and update all re

field changes performed by NASA/SSC contractors. 

‒ Provide IMC element status that includes but is not limited to: uptime, operating system, performance

latency, as determined by the IMC as required in Monthly IT Services Metrics (DR IT03). 

‒ Perform analysis on network elements to determine operational issues or underutilization to the NNM 

occurrence. 

‒ Implementing and maintaining a robust vulnerability scanning, identification and mitigation program 

provided vulnerability scanning tool. 

‒ Maintain and implement an unauthorized modem scanning and identification program to be performe‒ Maintain and implement unauthorized wireless scanning and identification program to be performed q

program shall comply with Agency and FISMA guidelines. 

‒ Operate and monitor the NASA/SSC IDS. ‒ Network Architecture, Engineering and Operations Support: The Contractor shall be prepared to prov

area. Interface with NASA Integrated Services Network (NISN), SOC, Internet Protocol Address Ma

NCAD, NASA Communications Initiative (NCI) and I3P integration. 
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PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

2.2.a A&A Maintain and assist in development and 

monitoring of security plans. Ensure completion of A&A activities for security plans per Center’s schedule. 

Approximately 40 IT security plans per year 

2.2.b Testing COMSEC 

Devices 

Test all encryption devices. Monthly. 

Approximately five (5) to ten (10) encryption devices. 

2.2.c IR Time Business 

Hours 

The Contractor shall respond to all incident response tickets within one (1) hour per NASA’s SOC and the Incident Response Manager’s (IRM) requirements during regular business hours. 

Approximately 300 total incidents per year. 

2.2.d IR Time NonBusiness Hours The Contractor shall respond to incident response tickets that have been rated as a “HIGH” by the 

Agency NASA SOC within one (1) hour per NASA’s SOC and the IRM’s requirements during non-business hours. 

See 2.2.c 

2.2.e Timely 

Vulnerability Scanning 

The Contractor shall adhere to the Agency schedule for system and application scanning in order to identify IT Security vulnerabilities. 

Approximately 40 systems (Refer to Attachment J-11) 

2.2.f ID/IR Ticket 

Closure 

The Contractor shall ensure that all SOC tickets and trouble tickets are closed within 14 days of receipt of the tickets or as directed by the CISO. 

See 2.2.c 

2.2.g Proper ID/IR 

Ticket Documentation 

The Contractor shall ensure that all SOC tickets and trouble tickets are properly documented per NASA SOC guidelines. 

See 2.2.c 
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2.2.h Patch/ 

Vulnerability Status Metrics and Analysis Submission 

The Contractor shall provide metrics on patch status and vulnerability scanning, as well as analysis of those metrics to the SSC CISO on weekly basis unless waived by the SSC CISO. 

Approximately 40 systems 

2.3 IT Configuration Management The Contractor shall provide IT CM for all systems developed, implemented and maintained by the Contractor aprovided IT systems. Systems include but are not limited to: SDC Systems and Applications, Cable Plant, Telec

Radio, Cable Television (CATV), Data Circuits, Multimedia Systems, Video Systems, Closed Circuit Television AV Systems and SSC Software License Tracking. The Contractor shall: 

 Implement a consolidated CM function that assists the Government in managing and controlling NASA S

systems. 

 Maintain and update baseline configuration, track and control changes of systems. 

 Coordinate the activities of Configuration Control Boards (CCB) consisting of NASA, SSC contractors a

govern SSC IT system configuration changes. 

 Maintain, enhance and utilize the Government provided Configuration Control Tracking System (CCTS) 

Government-approved systems for storing and managing CM data and configuration changes. 

 Ensure integration and collaboration of boards from various IT disciplines and SSC functional areas to en

operation of IT systems, limit outages to the greatest extent practicable and avoid interoperability issues. 

 Communicate effectively with Agency-wide contract teams, SSC contract teams, NASA Institutional/Ad

NASA Program Offices and SSC tenants to achieve all configuration control objectives including coordincustomers to ensure minimal impact to SSC operations. 

 Ensure that all system and facility outages have received approval by customer organizations, system own

prior to occurrence. 

 Provide validation of completion of testing and security checks prior to production release of new compo

modifications to systems. 
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 Track component maintenance agreements, maintenance periods and age of components to identify poten

with lapse of maintenance, end of life (EOL) and end of service (EOS). 

 Track component power, environmental specifications and configuration.  Coordinate power; heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC); and facility requirements for IT sys

facility contractor teams. 

 Assist all technical areas with the processing of IT procurements through the approved SSC purchasing sy

SPD 5100.1, John C. Stennis Space Center Policy for Ordering of Materials and Support Services at Sten

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

2.3.a CM and CM 

Systems 

Maintain accurate information in CM automated systems. Establish and maintain baseline configurations and inventories of SSC information systems. 

All systems in Attachment J-7 and all systems and applications developed and maintained in Sections 2 through 6 of this PWS 

2.3.b Outage Notification Release notifications of planned and unplanned 

system outages to all affected users. 

Estimated twelve (12) outages per month all systems combined 

2.4 Help Desk Services 
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Help Desk services are required for ITS, Agency and other SSC provided applications and services. NASA/SSC Help Desk support accordingly: 

 Tier I Services: Includes the receipt, recording, tracking and initial assistance of all trouble calls. This le

account and password support, resolution of basic system functionality issues and triage/forwarding to ap

support. 

 Tier II Services: Includes the resolution of trouble calls that involve moderately complex functional and 

II support is typically provided by application administrators or technical personnel who have in-depth teknowledge of a system, application or service. 

 Tier III Services: Resolution of technically complex issues that require interaction with the system, appli

developer. The Contractor shall coordinate resolution of tier III issues with external vendors and maintenas required. 

The Contractor shall provide: 

 Tier I, II and III Help Desk services for all ITS systems and services as specified in Sections 2 through 6  Tier I Help Desk services for SSC trouble calls for Agency Applications and Systems.  Tier I Help Desk services for non-ITS supported SSC Applications and Systems. 

The Contractor shall: 

 Provide Help Desk trouble call resolution and ticket closeout according to the categorization above.  Establish a consolidated Help Desk capability to function as a single point of contact for all SSC IT troub Operate and maintain the SSC IT support telephone line and system configuration.  Maintain Tier I, II and III call down structure including ITS and non-ITS Help Desk contacts.  Coordinate with Agency help desk providers including the Enterprise Service Desk (ESD) and NASA En

Competency Center (NEAAC) to ensure effective/efficient transfer (incoming and outgoing) of help desk 

appropriate solution provider. 

 Develop and maintain Help Desk knowledge database and documentation to increase efficiency and oper

services. 

 Maintain and update government approved Help Desk tracking system(s). 
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 Track all Help Desk calls, call status, resolution, tier type and call details by functional area in an automa Provide monthly reporting of statistics from this system as required in DR IT03.  Provide onsite Help Desk operations staffing support Monday through Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

2.4.a Tier I Help Desk 

Call Resolution 

Resolve Tier I calls. Estimated 4,800 

calls annually. 

2.4.b Tier II Help Desk 

Call Resolution 

Resolve Tier II calls. Estimated 1,200 

calls annually. 

2.4.c Tier III Help Desk 

Call Resolution 

Resolve Tier III calls. Estimated 240 calls 

per annually. 

2.4.d All Help Desk Calls 

– Received. 

The Contractor shall operate an SSC IT Help Desk and ensure that all calls are answered with minimal call abandon rate (unanswered calls). 

Estimated 6,240 calls annually. 

2.5 Records Management and Documentation Control Records Management and Documentation Control, also known as Records Retention, is the planning, controllingpromoting and other management activities with respect to the life-cycle of records. Life-cycle concept is maintecreation and disposition; and conducting records management review of files, indices, filing systems and records as necessary. 
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The Contractor shall be responsible for customer inquiries, processing, coordination, review, distribution, indexinrecords, agreements and directives. Original files for these functions shall also be maintained by the Contractor ilocation. All records and documentation are NASA property and should be filed in accordance with NPR 1441.1Retention Schedule. The Contractor shall be responsible for: 

 Management of the SSC Records Retention Facility and its content, including the Records Retention and 

Programs. 

 Assisting and supporting the SSC Records Manager (SSCRM) in the implementation and administration 

Records Management Program. 

 Support the development/update of any associated forms, processes, procedures and user guides related to 

Management and Documentation Control. 

 Agency and Center Records Management consultation.  Conducting day-to-day SSC Records Management operations, including indexing, scanning, labeling, ma

reviewing, packaging, loading and archiving of records. 

 Providing training and guidance to SSC personnel and organizations for Records Management process el Maintaining the records of the Records Management Program.  Maintaining the Master Records Index (MRI) of the Records and Document Management Office (RDMO

detailed in SPR 1440.1. 

 Records processing in/out of the SSC Records Retention Facility and to the Official Archive and Federal 

(FRC). 

 Annual inspections and quarterly reviews of records.  Agreement management.  Agreement processing and routing through Space Act Agreement Maker (SAAM).  Directives management and operation and maintenance in the NASA Online Directives Information Syst

official files. 

 Implementation of the Center Forms Management Program consistent with NPD 1420.1 (includes serving 

representative in the development and implementation of the NASA Electronic Forms (NEF) Managemen

 Coordinate with and support all service areas defined within Section 2.3 and 2.4 of this PWS to ensure th

met. 
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 Provide technical writer review of SSC procedures, policies and work instructions.  Perform System Administration tasks for Government-provided Records Management System(s): access

data/document administration, maintenance and system monitoring. 

The Contractor must maintain compliance with the following processes and procedures: 

 ISO-9000 Quality Management System  NPD 1420.1, NASA Forms Management NPD 1440.6, NASA Records Management NPR 1441.1, NASA Records Retention Schedules NPR 1450.10, NASA Correspondence Management and Communications Standards and Style SPD 1280.1, Management System Policy

 SPR 1280.1, SSC Management System Requirements SPR 1400.1, Document Preparation, Numbering and Management SPR 1420.1, John C. Stennis SSC Forms Management SPR 1440.1, Records Management Program Requirements

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

2.5.a Records 

Management 

The Contractor shall manage records within the scope of the Stennis Records Management Program. This PWS item includes processing of Record Archived Transmittals (Form SSC-765) and arranging for pickup/transport of records. 

10,000+ Records Annually Approximately 30 Transmittals Quarterly 
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This PWS item includes review of MRIs and validation against physical/digital records. This PWS item includes performance of records remediation activities for abandoned records and end of contract records. 

Approximately six (6) MRI Reviews Per Year Approximately 5,000 boxes of records are in archives. Approximately 10,000 boxes of records are pending remediation. 

2.5.b Record Requests The Contractor shall process customer requests 

associated with the Stennis Records Management Program: receipt of new records, disposition of existing records, transfer of records, etc. 

300 Requests Per Year 

2.5.c NODIS Directives The Contractor shall process NODIS Directive 

updates/notifications within the scope of the Stennis Directives Management Program. This PWS item includes preparation of expiring or upcoming reviews of all items in accordance 

30 Updates/ Notifications Per Year 
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with DR DM03. 

2.5.d Records 

Management Training 

The Contractor shall support training of SSC 

employees on records management processes and policies, as well as support training of records management tool usage (software environment for electronic records and indices). 

Ten (10) Classes Per Year 

2.5.e Electronic Forms The Contractor shall design and maintain all 

‘intelligent’ or ‘smart’ formats as requested. All designs shall be in accordance with General Services Administration (GSA) Forms Management Handbook and NASA Graphic Standards Manual. This PWS item includes maintenance of original forms in a NASA specified location. 

Approximately two (2) to five (5) forms processed per month Approximately 200 forms maintained annually 

2.5.f Agreements The Contractor shall provide Agreement 

management. 

Approximately 32 new agreements released per year. Approximately 40 update reviews with associated metadata capture per year. 

3 APPLICATION AND SYSTEM SERVICES 3.1 IT System Administration and Data Center Services 
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This section addresses IT system engineering, administration and operation requirements for multiple Center op

systems including but not limited to: the SDC, Institutional Systems, Propulsion Test Systems and Engineering These systems shall reside at multiple locations including but not limited to: National Center for Critical InformStorage (NCCIPS), Propulsion Test Complex Test Control Centers (TCCs), Emergency Operations Centers, Coand other NASA locations as specified by the Government. Refer to Attachments J-7 and J-11, for a listin

hardware, applications and other supporting data for this PWS section. The Contractor shall provide the supporbelow for SSC IT systems specified in these attachments, new systems developed under the ITS contra

implemented by NASA SSC or other NASA SSC contractors. 3.1.1 Systems Engineering, Design and Architecture Services: The Contractor shall: 

 Provide systems engineering and architecture support to design, prototype, develop, test and implement n

modifications to existing systems. These systems are comprised of hardware, software and cabling compinclude: ‒ Propulsion Test Support Systems ‒ Engineering Data Processing Systems ‒ Modeling and Simulation Systems ‒ Video Acquisition and Streaming Systems ‒ Mass Data Storage Systems ‒ Storage Area Networks/Backup Networks/Data Center Networks ‒ Virtual Server Environments ‒ Virtual Storage Environments ‒ Hosting and Infrastructure Systems Including: Application, Web, Database, Printer, Plotter, File, Aut

Security Systems 

‒ Data Backup and Archival Systems ‒ Local and Offsite Disaster Recovery Systems ‒ Continuity of Operations (COOP) Systems ‒ New Hosting Technologies 

 Ensure interoperability of new system designs with existing applications and infrastructure.  Investigate and prototype new systems in the aforementioned categories for use at SSC as identified by th
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 Assist in the design, testing and implementation of Agency systems/components at SSC.  Design and implement concepts for consolidation of IT systems at SSC to achieve cost, performance, ava

efficiencies. 

 Assist in market research and procurement of hardware and software for systems.  Ensure that design packages include technical specifications/requirements, financial estimates and schedu

3.1.2 Systems Administration: The Contractor shall: 

 Implement systems designed and developed under 3.1.1 into production environments.  Release new or modified applications and services into production environments.  Operate, maintain, refresh, secure and modify the configuration of existing and new systems to ensure the 

protection of applications and services. 

 Establish and maintain development, test, staging and production systems.  Provide hardware/software management and performance tuning services.  Provide database management and performance tuning services.  Monitor user requirements, application development team requirements and system performance to plan f

upgrades or reconfiguration of system resources. This includes the consideration of cost, schedule, workf

users of the system. 

 Interface with other SSC and Agency IT service providers to establish connectivity and resolve system is Configure, operate and secure all systems in accordance with NIST SP 800-53, NPR 2810.1, NPR 1600.1 

This includes the establishment and maintenance of system security plans and implementation of all requ

 Conduct risk assessments and manage risks associated with all systems.  Update and maintain current patching and versions of firmware, operating system and software for all sys

 Perform system maintenance to ensure optimum operation of all components. 

 Manage and control logical and physical access for all systems and components. 

 Daily monitoring of system and security logs to ensure optimal performance and protection of systems.  Support integration between SSC systems and Agency systems. Establish and maintain interface definiti Backup all systems accordingly (or as designated by system owner): daily incremental backups, weekly 

failover/replication operation and monthly full backup to remote storage site. 
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3.1.3 Operations and Maintenance: The Contractor shall: 

 Maintain and update procedures and work instructions to ensure availability and protection of systems, ap

services. 

 Maintain system documentation and drawings.  Interface with network and other IT service providers to establish and sustain connectivity and operation 

 Maintain inventories of consumables for continued operation of systems. 

 Maintain and execute system and application job schedules.  Provide account management services.  Participate in Agency data center team activities and develop data call responses.  Coordinate facility requirements including environmental/HVAC, power, physical access control and fac

ensure systems are operating in a range that is acceptable to the manufacturer’s recommended electrical aof operation. Coordinate requirements with NASA, IT Configuration Control Services and SSC facility c

 Provide backup services including: media management, backup system operation, data restores, local and 

storage. 

 Execute all procedures for these systems including: disaster recovery, continuity of operations and hurric Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4 

The SDC is the largest system within this PWS area. The SDC is the NASA/SSC central data processing facility and data storage services to NASA/SSC program and project offices, NASA/SSC administrative offices, NASA/offices and SSC resident agency/reimbursable customers. SDC systems shall be operated at the following locatio

 Multiple computing facilities at SSC.  Disaster recovery, emergency operations and Continuity of Operation (COOP) facilities at SSC and other 

 COOP facilities at non-NASA locations in the region.  Systems deployed to facilities at other NASA Centers, commercial customer sites and academic partner l
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The Contractor shall provide SDC onsite operations and administration staffing support Monday through Friday 

10:00 p.m. (excluding official government holidays). Remote and/or onsite support will also be required to resol

occur during all remaining days and hours. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

3.1.a New Systems/ 

System Enhancements 

Design, develop, test and implement new systems and system modifications 

Per year: 15 – Major new systems and major system modifications. Minor new systems and minor system modifications as specified by the government to sustain operations, secure systems and accommodate customer growth/ requirements. Refer to Attachments J-7 and J-11. 

3.1.b System 

Maintenance 

Operate, maintain, refresh and secure existing and new systems 

Refer to Attachments J-7 and J-11. 
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3.1.c System Availability Ensure system availability. The following 

parameters are used for calculating availability: 

 Planned outages are not factored into 

availability (requires NASA system owner approval). 

 Outages resulting from third party support 

or COTS system failures are not factored into availability at the discretion of the NASA system owner. 

 Planned or unplanned facility, Local Area 

Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN) and desktop outages are not factored into availability. 

 Systems included in this category are 

identified by NASA system owner(s). 

Refer to Attachments J-7 and J-11. 

3.1.d Data Recovery Daily incremental and weekly full backup of all 

applications and data. Restoration of systems and data at customer request or in the event of data corruption/loss. The Contractor shall provide periodic testing of backup data. Two (2) randomly selected systems/data sets shall be tested quarterly. 

Daily incremental and weekly full backups of all systems. Approximately 80 restores annually. 

3.1.e Failover Maintain and update failover systems. The 

Contractor shall provide annual testing of failover capability for systems with moderate and high availability ratings. Includes onsite and offsite 

Two (2) tests per year 
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replication capabilities. 

3.1.f Patch Release Release of system, application and database 

patches for all systems. Patches shall be tracked by the Contractor and reported monthly. All patches must be tested by developers or administrators prior to production release. 

Approximately 2,160 patches per year 

3.1.g SDC Application 

Response Time 

SDC applications require a high responsiveness rating per user. 

Refer to Attachment J-11 

3.2 Application and Web Site Services 3.2.1 Application/Database Development and Maintenance The Contractor shall provide application/database development and maintenance services for all NASA SSC appWeb applications, mobile apps and client applications. Application support shall be provided for the following cu

 Institutional  Engineering 

All applications/database development and maintenance activities shall conform to documented development sta

adhere to all applicable NASA, Federal and NASA SSC policies and regulations. The Contractor shall documen

activities, all application testing and audits that are performed. Application deployments, upgrades and patches saccording to a schedule approved by the Government. The Contractor is responsible for estimating, planning, sustaining, scheduling, designing, developing, integratingdeployment of the applications. The applications may be developed for various hardware platforms and operatin
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SSC will approve the use of any application development tools and/or languages used for development projects. libraries shall be utilized when appropriate. Examples of tasks to be supported include: software configuration mcorrections to software errors and anomalies; testing and deployment of software modifications; recommending, application evolution; and customer interface and support. Maintain and update, as required, application develop

maintenance work instructions, procedures and policies. SSC developed applications shall include documentation as specified by applicable NASA SSC policies. Develo

compliant with all NASA and Federal policies and guidelines, including Section 508, Export Control, NASA Int

Content Guidelines and IT Security requirements. All SSC applications shall be integrated with the Agency account management and authentication infrastructure. ensure that all ITS managed applications are integrated and authenticated via relevant technology mandated by thIdentity, Credential and Access Management (ICAM) requirements. For COTS and Government Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) software, the Contractor shall actively monitor availability anupgrades, evaluate upgrades, recommend the schedule for upgrades and inform customers of impact of upgrade. The Contractor shall participate in agency application initiatives and projects to: 

 Assess impact to SSC Applications  Provide data call response(s)  Prototype and test agency application components  Research technologies related to these initiatives and projects 

3.2.2 Web Sites Development and Maintenance Web services performed by the Contractor shall include Web site development and maintenance. The Contracto

page design, development and maintenance service for internal and public Web sites using NASA SSC locally ap

Agency standard tools. Web development may also utilize a Content Management System to perform Web site cupdates. 
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Development shall be compliant with all NASA and Federal policies and guidelines. This includes Section 508, 

NASA Internet Publishing Content Guidelines. The following policies shall be applied to Section 3.2 development and maintenance activities according to NAS

 NPR 2210.1, Release of NASA Software  NPR 7150.2, NASA Software Engineering Requirements  SPR 8739.1, Software Assurance Procedural Requirements  SOI-8715-0002, John C. Stennis Space Center Engineering and Test Directorate Process Safety Manage SOI-8080-0052, John C. Stennis Space Center Software Life-Cycle and Development Process SWI-2800-0004, John C. Stennis Space Center Management of SDC Application Development Projects

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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WORKLOAD 

DATA 

3.2.a Institutional 

Application Maintenance 

Maintenance and modifications of existing Web applications, mobile apps and client applications. 

Existing Web/ mobile and client applications with approximately 220 service requests per year. SR's may comprise small cosmetic changes, bug fixes and addinnew functionality to existing applications. Refer to Attachment J-11. 

3.2.b Institutional 

Application Development 

Provide application development of new Web applications, mobile apps and client applications. 

Approximately eigh(8) new applicationdeveloped and released to 
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production annuallyFour (4) of these applications are highly complex and four (4) are low to moderate complexity. See Attachment J-11 for Application Complexity indicators.

3.2.c Engineering 

Application Maintenance 

Maintenance and modifications of existing Web applications, mobile apps and client applications 

Approximately four (4) existing applications. 

3.2.d Engineering 

Application Development 

Provide application development of new Web applications, mobile apps and client applications 

Approximately two (2) to four (4) new low to moderate complexity applications developed and released to production annuallySee attachment J-11 for Application Complexity indicators. 

3.2.e Web Site 

Development 

Develop new Web sites or redesign existing sites Approximately thre

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modified Web sites per year. 

3.2.f Web Site 

Maintenance 

Sustain Web sites per customer requirements Approximately 85 

Web sites with approximately 400 Web site modifications per year 

3.3 End User Systems and Services The Contractor shall provide end user support services for SSC systems and software. Support includes: 

 Installation and configuration of computing systems, mobile devices, peripherals and software. 

 Troubleshoot/resolve computing systems, mobile devices, peripherals and software.  Coordinate with and support all service areas defined within section 2.3 and 2.4 of this PWS to ensure tha

met. 

4 AUDIO VISUAL / VIDEO SERVICES 4.1 Audio Visual Services The Contractor shall provide AV support services for the design, installation, maintenance and operations 

emerging technology support systems for the following: 

 Conference Facilities: The NASA/SSC conference facilities currently consist of primary conference room

and 1200, departmental conference rooms distributed across the Center and conference rooms located in t

Center. 

 Special Event Locations: These events may be located indoors, outdoors, onsite, offsite. 
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 NASA/SSC Auditorium: The NASA/SSC Auditorium located at SSC in Building 1200 is used to presen

computer presentations and live stage shows to NASA/SSC public visitors on an as-needed basis. In add

is used to host meetings, lectures, presentations and awards ceremonies for employees of NASA and othe

organizations at NASA/SSC. The auditorium contains a control booth that is operated by the Contractor events. 

 Millennium Hall: Millennium Hall located at SSC in Building 1200 is used to present video productions, 

presentations and live stage shows to NASA/SSC public visitors on an as-needed basis. In addition, the hmeetings, lectures, presentations and awards ceremonies for employees of NASA and other Resident orgaNASA/SSC. 

 NASA/SSC Visitor Center Tour Buses: Tour buses transport visitors from Infinity to SSC. The to

address systems and/or AV systems used for communication between tour guides and visitors. 

The Contractor shall perform the following for all aforementioned facilities/locations: 

 Maintain all AV systems in a state of operational readiness.  Perform AV system functional checks prior to use and, if requested, instruction and/or operatio

presentation equipment. 

 Develop new and/or modify AV systems to include: design, procurement support, system installation and  Provide metrics, maintain AV system security and security plans, maintain supported conference roo

inventory. 

 Provide setup and operation of portable public address systems and AV equipment to support events and  Provide for the operation of the AV equipment loaner pool for Center personnel on an equipment checko Coordinate with SSC LAN/WAN contractor (NASA Integrated Communications Services (NICS)) for A

connectivity. 

 Coordinate with SSC conference room support personnel for conference room scheduling/requi

requirements for AV equipment. 

 Coordinate with the SSC desktop services contractor (ACES) for computer systems support.  Provide IT security and system administration support for all AV components as specified in Section 3.1  Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 
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PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

4.1.a AV Support 

Requests 

The Contractor shall respond to requests for AV support. This PWS Item includes requests for AV Services for special events. 

Approximately 1,200 requests per year Approximately 15 special events per year 

4.1.b Diagnose/Resolve 

AV Equipment Malfunctions 

The Contractor shall diagnose malfunctions or other deficiencies with AV equipment and provide and implement recommended solutions. 

Approximately 60 AV equipment failures per year. Approximately five (5) issues per Year (Auditorium) and 15 issues per year (Visitor Center/Infinity) 

4.1.c Maintain 

Conference Facility Readiness 

The Contractor shall inspect conference facilities for operational readiness. 

Approximately 45 conference facilities to be supported. 
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4.1.d AV Design and 

Implementation 

The Contractor shall develop design packages; support procurement and installation; and subsequent checkout of new systems or system upgrades. 

Approximately six (6) packages per year 

4.2 Video Production Services The Contractor shall provide video support services for NASA and other Resident organizations and organizationContractor shall comply with all NASA, Federal, state and local broadcast and communication laws, regulations end deliverables shall be delivered in industry standard format or as specified in each request for service. These services include: 

 Pre-production: The Contractor shall provide video services that include planning, design, script writing, 

and lighting. 

 Production: The Contractor shall provide video production services that include audio acquisition, digita

(derived from video), video acquisition, live broadcast and coordination with live captioning services. Th

place in a studio, auditorium or remote locations both onsite and offsite using a Government supplied mosystem. Production events are classified as follows: ‒ Large: Two (2) to six (6) cameras, processing of multiple camera feeds into video production system

recording. 

‒ Small: Recording directly to on-board camera storage. 

 Post-Production: The Contractor shall provide post-production services that include linear editing, nonlin

recording/editing, titling, graphics design/creation, incorporation of photography and graphics into video, format, compression, DVD authoring and captioning services. Output products may include videotape, Dvideo and MPEG, as well as other formats as requested. 

 Broadcasting: The Contractor shall provide planning, format conversion and routing of video to the sitew

NASA TV or streaming systems for broadcast to user community and/or public. Source video may be livThis function may also involve administration and operation of video capture and encoding systems. 

 Media Management: The Contractor shall provide asset management services that include management a

video library utilizing a variety of media including videotape, DVD, Blu-ray and electronic files (includin
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NASA designated locations. Asset management tasks shall include media labeling, filing and copy/replamedia. 

 Utility: The Contractor shall provide general services that include dubbing; copy and duplication; labelin

television news coverage; and conversions of media. 

 Engineering: The Contractor shall provide design and product specifications for upgrades, new requirem

technologies. The Contractor shall participate in the NASA Imagery Experts Group (NIEG) as required, 

meetings and representing NASA/SSC's interests when requested. The Contractor shall also provide instintegration of new equipment. The Contractor shall support concept development, requirements generatigeneration, full design, implementation and integration of video-related equipment technologies in suppoTest Complex or other site areas. These services shall be performed in accordance with all requirements provided in the request for service associated with the tasking. 

 Maintenance: The Contractor shall provide a comprehensive preventive maintenance program for all ass

equipment. This service includes minor repair of equipment unless equipment is under warranty or under contract. The Contractor shall recommend to NASA whether repairs and maintenance of equipment shal

in-house personnel or outsourced. 

 Provide IT security and system administration support for all video production components as specified i

PWS. 

 Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

4.2.a Video Production 

Services 

The Contractor shall provide video services for scheduled video acquisition events. 

Large events: approximately 35 per year Small events: approximately 65 per year. 

4.2.b Video PostProduction Services The Contractor shall provide post production services, to include end products that have been 

fully edited and are ready for public viewing or broadcast. 

Estimated 50 video productions per year. 
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4.2.c Broadcast Prerecorded Events Broadcast of pre-recorded video events. Approximately 35 broadcast events 

per year. 

4.2.d Utility Services Provide utility services. Approximately 300 

per year. 

4.2.e Engineering 

Designs/New Video Capabilities 

Design, develop and implement video systems. Approximately five 

(5) per year. 

4.2.f Media Management The Contractor shall copy/replace expiring 

media. 

Approximately twenty (20) pieces of media per month. 

4.3 Video Interactive Teleconferencing System (VITS) The Contractor shall provide operation of the VITS at SSC. Duties include scheduling of VITS conferences, c

operation of the system during conferences and coordinating maintenance. An Agency contract performs actu

VITS equipment, currently NICS. There is one (1) primary and three (3) alternate VITS systems in operation system must be manned during video teleconferences. The alternate systems may be setup prior to the event support available as required. The Contractor shall provide VITS metrics data as specified in Attachment J-2, DR IT05. The Contractor shall coordinate with and support all service areas defined within Section 2.3 and 2.4 of this PWS requirements are met. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

4.3.a VITS VITS support. Approximately 500 
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 VITS per year. 

4.4 Physical Security/Enterprise Physical Access Control System (EPACS) Support The Contractor shall perform the following physical security technical support services in support of NASA/SSCshall maintain, enhance and operate the SSC EPACS. This system is comprised of the SSC CCTV system, accesbadging system and IDS. The Contractor shall: 

 Assist in requirements definition and specifications for EPACS enhancements/modifications. Assist in de

for EPACS enhancements and/or modifications to include: technical specifications, drawings, schedule a

 Assist with processing of procurements for EPACS enhancements/modifications. 

 Provide processing of EPACS service tickets/trouble calls to ensure continued operation of systems. Prov

troubleshooting and identification of system issues. Interface with customers and third party EPACS sup

 Provide for operations support, application administration and configuration of EPACS components to in

to: establishment and modification of access levels for end users, report development/generation/distributtroubleshooting and identification of system issues. 

 Interface with other IT and facility service providers to ensure operation of EPACS components.  Support the SSC Security office with technical and physical access tasks.  Assist SSC Physical Security Office with Center and Agency security initiatives and programs. Includ

data call response, agency teleconferences and project review/research. 

 Provide IT security and system administration support for all EPACS components as specified in Section  Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4.  Provide Lenel OnGuard Professional certified staff to support all physical security/EPACS tasks. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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DATA 
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4.4.a Surveillance 

Systems 

Assist and provide support concerning surveillance, security systems, Center Declassification Authority certification and information protection programs. 

Approximately 500 cameras. Refer to Attachment J-7 GFE for hardware components. 

4.4.b Physical Access 

Control 

Assist and provide support concerning physical access controls. 

Approximately 500 Door Access Readers 

4.4.c Biometric 

Equipment Stations 

Maintain four (4) biometric equipment stations located at Building 8000, 7001 and 3101. 

Quarterly updates to each station 

4.5 Cable Television Services The Contractor is responsible for providing CATV services which include operations, maintenance and sustainindigital CATV distribution system. Video Distribution is provided via the Stennis Video Network (SVN). The Swith approximately 240 television units maintained. The system includes over-air and satellite antennas, head-en

fiber transmitters and includes approximately 40 digital channels which include NASA channels, local over-the-a

information and some of the major news networks. The Contractor shall: 

 Provide research, evaluation, testing, deployment and operation of new technology.  Provide support for migration of CATV system components as required. 

 Maintain and secure the CATV system including over-air and satellite antennas, head-end equipment, sea

transmitters. 

 Complete MACD requests for CATV system.  Resolve all CATV trouble ticket requests and system issues. 
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 Coordination with cable infrastructure services for new CATV connections.  Coordinate with SSC Facilities Contractors for facility requirements for CATV equipment.  Provide IT security and system administration support for all CATV components as specified in Section 3 Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

4.5.a Digital CATV 

Service 

The Contractor shall provide digital CATV services. 

Approximately 240 active digital CATV units at SSC; approximately 40 digital CATV channels 

4.5.b Digital CATV 

Requests 

The Contractor shall provide MACD support. Approximately 60 

MACD requests processed per year 

4.5.c Digital CATV 

Trouble Tickets 

The Contractor shall resolve system issues associated with Digital CATV. 

Approximately 10 (ten) trouble tickets received per month. 

5 COMMUNICATION SERVICES 5.1 Communications Planning/External Communications/Frequency Management NASA SSC’s OCIO provides communications planning, external communications and frequency management fo

tenant communication requirements. The Contractor shall provide research, planning, design and management sthese functions to ensure optimum functionality and availability of communication systems. 
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5.1.1 Communications Planning: The Contractor shall: 

 Develop near and long term strategies to ensure that NASA SSC and SSC tenant communication requirem

Conduct technology and market research on communication systems and services for application at SSC, 

emerging technologies and existing technologies such as: Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP); private b(PBX); external and internal wireless; Synchronous Optical Networking (SONET); and UHF radio, cable infrastructure. 

 Interface with NASA OCIO, NASA Program, SSC tenant and SSC communication system managers to: 

‒ Conduct capacity planning. ‒ Assess feasibility of new communication technologies at SSC. ‒ Develop integration and consolidated communications plans. 

 Assist the SSC OCIO in Agency communications initiatives, pilot activities, data call responses and plann

5.1.2 External Communications: The Contractor shall: 

 Planning: 

‒ Assist NASA in the development of near and long term strategies to ensure that NASA SSC and SSC 

communication requirements are met. External communication consists of commercial voice and dat

the SSC fee area. 

‒ Conduct technology and market research to assess the availability of external communication capabil‒ Conduct trades, feasibility and cost benefit analyses of external communication capabilities and servic‒ Interface with NASA OCIO, NASA program and SSC tenant representatives to conduct capacity plan

requirements analysis. 

‒ Develop plans to ensure redundancy of external communication capabilities and methods for integrati

into existing and new Center systems. 

‒ Formulate and execute cost allocation methods for external communication services. ‒ Assist in development of agreements for external communication services. 

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‒ Establish and maintain baseline configuration of external circuit connections. ‒ Coordinate circuit activation and deactivation with cable infrastructure services and communication s

‒ Monitor external communication utilization. Coordinate with external communications service provi

utilization reports. 

‒ Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 

5.1.3 Frequency Management: The Contractor shall: 

 Assist the SSC Frequency Spectrum Manager within the OCIO in ensuring Center compliance with: 

‒ National Table of Frequency Allocations as provided in the National Telecommunications and Inform

(NTIA) Manual of Regulations & Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency (RF) Management 

‒ International Table of Frequency Allocations as provided in the International Telecommunication Un

Regulations (applicable only for space operations and RF operations taking place outside the United S

Possessions) 

‒ Applicable Recommendations of the Space Frequency Coordination Group (SFCG) and the ITU 

 Evaluating RF equipment against applicable national and international RF standards.  Performing RF analyses.  Assist in completion of frequency authorization applications to the NTIA.  Assist the SSC OCIO in ensuring Center compliance with NPR 2570.1, NASA Radio Frequency (RF) Spe

Manual. 

 Participate in local, national and international frequency management coordination groups as appropriate 

‒ Provide representation and cognizance of SSC communications and RF spectrum requirements. ‒ Coordinate RF operations. ‒ Protect the integrity of SSC RF operations from harmful inference caused by RF systems of other age

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

5.1.a Communication Develop communication plans and strategies. Five (5) plans 
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Plans annually 

5.1.b External 

Communication Plans 

Develop: 

 External communication plans and 

strategies 

 Market research assessments  Implementation plans  Cost allocation documentation 

Annual development and revision 

5.1.c Circuit Activation 

and Deactivation Documentation 

Coordinate and document all circuit activation and deactivation. Document circuit utilization tracking. 

40 modifications annually 

5.1.d Frequency 

Reconnaissance 

Perform frequency reconnaissance for the entire Center including wireless frequencies. Maintain database containing all Center assigned RF. 

Database is updated as required. One (1) quarterly report and other reports as requested 

5.2 Telecommunication Services NASA SSC’s OCIO provides digital and analog voice communications for NASA SSC and SSC tenants. This based on a PBX system servicing approximately 7,000 telephone seats. The Contractor shall provide design, isecurity, maintenance and sustaining engineering support for these capabilities. 5.2.1 Design, Engineering and Architecture Services: The Contractor shall: 
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 Provide systems engineering and architecture support to design, develop and implement new telecommun

tools to enhance SSC’s communications capability. 

 Investigate and prototype new communication technologies including but not limited to: PBX enhanceme

consolidated communications. 

 Assist the SSC OCIO with design, testing and implementation of Agency telecommunication initiatives.  Support the OCIO and SSC tenants with analysis, design, testing and implementation of new communica Assist the OCIO in analysis of usage and capacity data. Coordinate enhancements of SSC telecomm

connections to external communication services. 

5.2.2 Telecommunication Security Services: The Contractor shall: 

 Provide system security services for all telecommunications capabilities to ensure compliance with Feder

Commission and Privacy Act regulations. 

 Operate, configure, maintain and perform sustaining engineering for the telephone system firewall.  Provide call detail information in accordance with Form SSC-770 per request.  Provide current telephone data for the emergency operations center Automatic Number Identification/Au

Identification (ANI/ALI) database. 

 Provide logging and blocking security services. The Contractor shall review the logs and make recomme

NASA telecommunications personnel and implement changes and rule-based policies. 

5.2.3 Telecommunication Operations Services: The Contractor shall: 

 Maintain existing telecommunication seats and services. Provide operations support and complete MACD 

telephone seats. 
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 Support and maintain all telecommunication circuits; voicemail systems and PBX components; and new c

infrastructure implemented by NASA or as part of this contract. 

 Maintain telecommunication asset inventory and assist in acquisition of new or replacement components.  Coordinate planned upgrades and outages with the OCIO and SSC customers.  Monitor usage on telephone trunk lines and communications infrastructure. Provide reporting to the Gov

levels and potential service degradation. 

 Respond to and repair or replace all system and seat failures.  Maintain telecommunication databases and system configuration documentation.  Provide operator services including international calls, collect calls, conference calls, other operator-assis

directory assistance. Operator services are required Monday – Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Centra

 Schedule and manage Center required teleconferences.  Provide customer support and telephone operating guides to assist users in operation of telecommunicatio

 Develop and update the SSC employee directory. The directory shall be published electronically and wit

of hard copies. 

 Collect and store call detail information which will be provided to the Government upon request. Provide 

charges to the SSC telephone customers. 

 Develop and supply operating guides to telecommunication users. Guides will walk users through routin

instrument, including frequently asked questions. Include operating guide in hardcopy and electronic pho

 Provide IT security and system administration support for all telecommunication components as specified 

PWS. 

 Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

5.2.a Telecommunication 

Services 

Operate, maintain and sustain the telephone system infrastructure. 

All buildings ~ 300+, provide up to 10,000 numbers on two (2) exchanges: approximately 
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7,000 phones and approximately 10,000 phone lines 

5.2.b Telecommunication 

Support 

Complete all telecom MACD requests. NOTE: MACD estimates consist of a broad range of actions. Examples: moving a user’s telephone to a new location, changing a user’s extension, and changing a user’s name in telecommunication systems. 

Approximately 4,000 MACD requests per year. 

5.2.c Operator Services Provide operator services including international 

calls, collect calls, conference calls, other operator-assisted calls and directory assistance. 

12,000 annually 

5.2.d Telephone Call 

Detail Report 

Provide report in accordance with Form SSC-770. Approximately 36 

per year. 

5.2.e Telephone Failures Repair or replace all seat failures. Approximately 350 
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per year. 

5.3 Radio Services The SSC OCIO provides a UHF radio system for NASA SSC and SSC tenant operations at the Center. This systfixed, portable and mobile radio units; core and backup radio infrastructure; primary and secondary antennas; ancommunications equipment. These systems provide reliable, two-way, person-to-person or dispatch voice commsupports Emergency 911 interface with telephone interconnect. The Contractor is responsible for providing radio services which include operations, maintenance and sustaining radio infrastructure, including emergency communications equipment. 5.3.1 Design, Engineering, Installation Services The Contractor shall: 

 Provide design, engineering and installation support services to include the development of technical spec

and cost estimates for: ‒ Core system replacement/modification ‒ Component replacement/modification ‒ Radio replacement/modification 

 Assist NASA in conducting market research, cost benefit analyses and technical analyses of radio system  Coordinate with NASA SSC and SSC tenants to identify requirements for UHF radio systems/capabilitie

5.3.2 Operation Sevices The Contractor shall: 

 Maintain existing telecommunication seats and services. Provide operations support and complete MACD 

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 Provide UHF radio system operations and testing support.  Provide radio and radio system diagnostics and repair 

‒ Minor repair shall be completed by the Contractor ‒ Contractor shall facilitate significant repair utilizing NASA provided repair/maintenance contracts 

 Assist in UHF radio equipment and maintenance procurements.  Provide radio system configuration, radio programming, establishment and maintenance of user groups a

services. 

 Provide management support, coordination and planning for SSC radio towers to ensure continuity of rad

coordination of annual tower inspection. 

 Provide operations, maintenance and testing support for the following emergency equipment: HAM radi

satellite communications system (portable dish). 

 Maintain and update radio property accountability systems which shall include tracking distribution of ra

 Provide end user training/demonstration on UHF radio operation  Maintain compliance with the NPR 2570.1, NASA Radio Frequency (RF) Spectrum Management Manual Provide IT security and system administration support for all UHF radio components as specified in Secti Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4.  Comply with RF requirements and coordination as specified in Section 5.1, Frequency Management. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

5.3.a Radio Services and 

Support 

Radio services operations and sustaining engineering. 

Approximately – 800 radios 

5.3.b Radio Support Radio maintenance and support. Approximately 

240 MACD requests per year. 
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Approximately 85 support/trouble tickets per year. 

5.4 Cable Infrastructure Services NASA SSC’s OCIO is responsible for managing the information technology and communications cabling (hence“cable”) at SSC. This cable system consists of extensive fiber and copper infrastructure in place via aerial and udistribution systems to connect 300 plus structures. The system is comprised of two (2) primary communication points and multiple communication closets/demarcations. These locations house various chassis, components an

to establish connectivity for a variety of NASA and SSC tenant IT systems. The Contractor is responsible for providing engineering, installation, operations, maintenance and sustaining SSC’s cable system. This includes cable management, end-to-end configuration management and valid

operational and institutional requirements. Inter-Building Cable Systems: The Contractor shall provide design/engineering, installation, operations, maintensupport services for all inter-building cable and cable infrastructure within the SSC fee area. This includes: 
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 Duct bank cable and cable infrastructure  Direct burial cable and cable infrastructure  Aerial cable and cable infrastructure 

Intra-Building Cable Systems: The Contractor shall provide design/engineering, installation, operations, maintensupport services for SSC intra-building cabling for the following: 

 NASA managed and occupied facilities: all cabling and cable infrastructure.  Primary communication facilities and demarcations: all cabling and cable infrastructure.  Tenant managed and occupied facilities: 

‒ All cabling and cable infrastructure entering the facility and within NASA communication closets and ‒ Cable services for the remainder of the facility as requested by the tenant. 

NOTE: All cable and cable infrastructure materials installed, modified, removed or repaired under this contract 

government. 5.4.1 Design/Engineering: The Contractor shall: 

 Provide design services, engineering services and FFP LOE design/cost packages to extend, enhance, mo

cable systems. 

 Assist in planning and coordination of SSC cable system customers (NASA and tenant) and external com

activities as required for SSC cable system connectivity and circuit activation. 

 Provide technical and management expertise for facility premise wiring from the frame to the face plate, 

telephone cross connects, circuit protectors, circuit design and installation. 

 Provide technical support during design and installation phases of new communication infrastructure.  Provide asbestos trained and certified personnel for cable infrastructure design and engineering support a

contain asbestos fibers. 

 Ensure that cable system designs are compliant with all NASA SMA requirements.  Ensure that cable system designs are compliant with NASA standards and Electronic Industries Alliance/

Industry Association (EIA/TIA) standards. 
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5.4.2 Installation, Modification, Removal and Repair (IMRR) The Contractor shall: 

 Provide installation, modification, removal and major repair services for the SSC cable system as specifie

designs/estimates established under Sections 5.4.1 and 5.4.3. 

 Provide trenching, boring and digging capabilities. Obtain necessary permits for trenching, boring and di

SCWI-8715-0008, John C. Stennis Space Center Construction and Health Program. 

 Provide cable system manhole, handhold, pedestal clean-out and dewatering services. 

 Provide labeling of all installations, modifications and repair of cable system components including: cab

components and other cable infrastructure components 

 Provide asbestos trained and certified personnel for cable system IMRR at locations that contain asbestos  Plan, coordinate and monitor fieldwork to ensure that existing cable infrastructure and other utility infrast

impacted by IMRR services. 

 Ensure that all cable system IMRR is compliant with all NASA SMA requirements.  Ensure that all cable system installation/modification/repair is compliant with NASA standards and EIA/T

standards. 

5.4.3 Operations/Maintenance/Sustaining Support: The Contractor shall: 

 Provide circuit activation/deactivation, patch and minor cable system modification support for all NASA 

that utilize the SSC cable system. 

 Provide cable system failure assessment, diagnosis and minor repair/corrective action.  Provide cable system failure assessment, diagnosis and FFP LOE design/cost package for major repair/co Provide cable system locate and marking services to support all field modifications (facility and cable act Maintain specialized GFE cable testing and support equipment. 
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 Coordinate with and monitor activities performed by other service providers to ensure protection of SSC’

 Maintain and update cable, cable infrastructure and circuit ID records, databases and drawings to reflect a

components. 

 Provide asbestos trained and certified personnel for cable infrastructure maintenance and operations supp

contain asbestos fibers. 

 Ensure that all cable system operations/maintenance/sustaining support is compliant with all NASA SMA  Ensure that all cable system operations/maintenance/sustaining support is compliant with NASA standard

industry standards. 

 Provide IT security and system administration support for all cable system components as specified in Se

 Provide Configuration Control and Help Desk services as specified in PWS Sections 2.3 and 2.4. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

ESTIMATED 

WORKLOAD 

DATA 

5.4.a Cable System 

Designs – Installation / Modification / Removal

System designs and FFP/LOE design/cost packages for installation, modification and removal.

NASA technical manager will designate designs as: Rush – 33 per year Standard – 22 per year Complex – 55 per year
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5.4.b Cable System 

Designs – Major Repair 

System designs and FFP/LOE design/cost packages for repair. 

48 Cable system repairs per year. 

5.4.c Cable System 

IMRR – Installation / Modification / Removal 

IMRR installation/modification/removal project completion. 

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5.4.d Cable System 

IMRR - Repair 

IMRR repair project completion. 48 Cable system 

repairs per year. 

5.4.e Cable System 

IMRR - Labeling 

Patch panel, cable and component labeling See 5.4.a and 5.4.b 

5.4.f Cable System 

Operations – Circuit Activation/ Deactivation 

Circuit activation/deactivation and patching support.

360 patch “jobs” per year. 

5.4.g Cable System 

Operations - Documentation 

Documentation, records and drawing update. See 5.4.a and 5.4.b 

5.4.h Cable System 

Operations – Minor Repair 

The Contractor shall diagnose minor cable system failures and provide corrective action. 

360 minor cable system failures per year.
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5.4.i Cable System 

Locate and Marking services 

Provide cable system locate and marking services. 

Approximately 400 cable locate and marking requests annually. 

5.5 Emergency Notification Systems The Contractor is responsible for providing support to the Outdoor Emergency Notification System (OENS) and Detection System (LDS), which includes operations, maintenance and sustaining engineering of the emergency w

infrastructure. This includes conducting validation tests of the systems to meet operational and institutional requiContractor does not need to provide the outdoor speaker poles for the OENS. The Contractor shall coordinate with and support all service areas defined within Section 2.3 and 2.4 of thi

requirements are met. The Contractor shall operate the OENS and LDS and support Emergency Management Program drills of these sywith: 

 NPR 8715.2, NASA Emergency Preparedness Procedural Requirements

 SCWI-8715-0001, John C. Stennis Center Lightning Warning System

 SPLN-1040-0006, Emergency Management Plan NASA Multi-Year Training and Exercise Schedule 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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5.5.a Perform System 

Validation Tests 

The OENS and LDS shall be tested to ensure compliance to requirements. 

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5.5.b Participate in 

Emergency Management Program Drills 

The Contractor shall support the NASA Emergency Management Program exercises and tests, as requested by the Center Emergency Director. 

Monthly, per plan 

6 TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES 6.1 Product Data and Life-cycle Management (PDLM) Product Data and Life-cycle Management (PDLM) is the set of processes and associated tools, techniques and enmanage the entire life-cycle of product data from its conception, through design, test and implementation, to ope

PDLM consists of disciplined, collaborative processes and systems that plan for, acquire, control Product Definitassociated product-related data including engineering, design, test, procurement, construction, operational and lo

throughout the product and data life-cycles. PDLM elements include Requirements Management, CM, Technicaand Technical Data Management as well as the development and sustainment of the virtual PDLM environment processes and procedures. The Contractor shall provide PDLM-related services in support of NASA’s facilities, construction, maintenance and project management responsibilities. The scope of the provided services includes PDLM-related processes, utilizing the Government provided systems and tools, with emphasis on the programmiadministration of the PDLM-related application(s) and server(s) under the responsibility of NASA and this contr
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The Contractor shall provide all system and application services associated with the SSC Design and Data Mana

(DDMS) implementation of PDLM-related processes and activities compliant with the requirements of PWS Ele3.1 and 3.2. The primary software element currently utilized within the DDMS is Windchill (and various other s

within the Parametric Technology Corporation (PTC) product line and other NASA software elements). The Co

responsible for PDLM-related services provided under SACOM or other support contracts; however, the Contrac

providing DDMS support to those personnel in the execution of application functions and processes that facilitat

processes. The PDLM-related and support applications include, but are not limited to the PTC product line, Systems Applic

(SAP), the Computerized Maintenance Management System ((CMMS) – currently implemented in MAXIMO) a

applications and systems at SSC. The Contractor shall support integration of various software applications with suite, including collaboration with NASA and other NASA support contractor personnel in the design, developm

such integration efforts. The Contractor shall provide support for the development of appropriate new technologmethodologies, including identification, evaluation and adaptation of the new technologies for the continual impr

system and related processes. 

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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6.1.a Windchill 

Application Administration 

The Contractor shall provide Windchill Application Administration. This PWS element includes ensuring system availability; backups; performance monitoring and tuning; anomaly resolution and general account creation; account and profile management (in conjunction with and in addition to PWS Element 3.1) 

Approximately 400 unique SSC log-ins per month; Approximately ten (10) to 20 SSC account configuration requests processed per month. 

6.1.b Windchill Upgrades The Contractor shall conduct periodic upgrades to 

the application, including minor patches and full migrations as approved by the SSC Office of the 

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Chief Engineer and authorized by appropriate configuration management policies without significant downtime or loss of functionality. This PWS element includes researching new versions and patches as released by PTC; conducting ‘test’ migrations to adjust system configuration and migration techniques; analyzing potential versus required patches and recommended timing and incorporation of patches; and all preparations necessary to ensure minimal down-time and impact to the user community during migration efforts. 

annually. Major migrations approximately one (1) every two (2) years. NOTE: PreDeployment test migrations vary in duration but can take as long as six (6) months for the initial test and downwards to one (1) month for the final preproduction migration. 

6.1.c Windchill 

Development and Sustainment 

The Contractor shall provide Windchill development and sustainment services, including research, concept development, testing, release and maintenance for system architecture; workflow and object configuration; and system 

functionality requirements consistent with requirements established in PWS 3.2. This PWS element includes weekly status meetings with PDLM personnel, ensuring that any proposed changes do not compromise the integrity of any existing functions and performance expectations, as well as monitoring for system stability and functionality. This PWS element also includes monitoring system 

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availability, error messages, maintenance tasks and other activities associated with sustaining system performance. 

6.1.d PDLMRequirements 

Management 

The Contractor shall support the implementation of the requirement management functionality within DDMS. This PWS element includes support to Systems Engineering personnel to format, load and manage customer requirement documents, SSC requirement specifications, requirement change requests and verification items, as well as configuration of objects, workflows and reports associated with requirement objects. This PWS element includes periodic research, development and testing of new workflow options and process changes and subsequent release and management of changes within the production environment. 

Approximately five (5) to ten (10) customer requirement sets, five (5) to ten (10) Stennis Requirement Specifications, five (5) to ten (10) mass verification set uploads/corrections and approximately three (3) Requirements Management workflow/report adjustments per year. 

6.1.e PDLMConfiguration 

Management 

The Contractor shall support the implementation of the configuration management functionality within DDMS. This PWS element includes weekly status meetings with PDLM personnel, support to the SSC Office of the Chief Engineer to support migration of legacy data into DDMS, as well as periodic support to Engineering/Technical CCB support personnel with states and workflows associated with configuration items when 

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application administration functionality is required. This PWS element includes periodic research, development and testing of new workflow options and process changes and subsequent release and management of changes within the production environment. 

examples of annual development support provided. Engineering/ Technical CCB Personnel process approximately 450 – 550 Change Requests per year (vary in number of data objects and workflow tasks associated with each change package). Approximately three (3) CM workflow/report adjustments per year. 

6.1.f PDLM-Data 

Management 

The Contractor shall support the implementation of the data management functionality within DDMS. This PWS element includes weekly status meetings with PDLM personnel, support to the PDLM Manager and Chief Engineering Support personnel to support migration legacy data into DDMS (drawings, documents, lessons learned, etc.), as well as support system users with data 

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states, workflows, access settings and data cleanup when application administration functionality is required (documents, engineering objects, drawings, part objects, etc.). This PWS element includes periodic research, development and testing of new data management options and subsequent release and management of changes within the production environment. 

historical data examples of annual development support provided. Typically support bulk migration of approximately 5,000 – 10,000 CAD and Part Objects per year, as well as 2,000 – 5,000 document objects per year through scripts and administrative functions [to include attributes & establishment of relationships to other objects within DDMS]. 

6.1.g PDLM-Knowledge 

Management (KM) 

The Contractor shall support the implementation of the KM functionality within DDMS. This PWS element includes weekly status meetings with PDLM personnel, support to PDLM and Chief Engineering personnel to migrate legacy data into DDMS Stennis Lessons Learned (SLL) Objects, Stennis Dissenting Opinion (SDO) Objects and Key Decision Record (KDR) Objects, as well as support system users with SLL/SDO/KDR states, routing and 

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workflow cleanup when application administration functionality is required. This PWS element includes periodic research, development and testing of new KM options and subsequent release and management of changes within the production environment. 

examples of annual development support provided. Approximately 20 to 50 total SLL/SDO/ KDR objects facilitated each year. 

6.1.h PDLM-Training The Contractor shall support training of PDLMrelated tools and topics, including specific handson courses utilizing government-provided 

training facilities. 

Approximately 30 – 50 classes provided per year. 

6.1.i PDLMArchitecture 

Support 

The Contractor shall provide PDLM Architecture support services to include long-term planning; integration concepts and options; recommendations on workflow enhancements; and strategies associated with PDLM-related priorities as established by the SSC Office of the Chief Engineer. This PWS element includes weekly status meetings with PDLM personnel, as well as communication and coordination with PDLM stakeholders, including NASA and NASA 

support contractor personnel. 

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6.2 Center Risk Management Support The Contractor shall provide technical services for SMA to support their required functions. These IT services in

limited to the items listed below: 

 Administer software applications to support SMA operations.  Provide programmatic support to the execution of SMA programs and functions.  Provide metric reports to SMA management for various data reviews, investigations and for NASA HQ o

reporting requirements through data collection, research and utilizing necessary software. 

 Provide support to SMA internal and external audit program through planning, preparation and coordinat

documentation and activities. 

 Support implementation of continuous improvement programs such as VPP, ISO, etc.  Troubleshoot, validate, test and enter data into associated electronic systems, such as IRMA, Audit 

System (ATIS) or other systems utilized by SMA. 

The Contractor shall perform SMA support duties in accordance with: 

• NPR 8621.1, NASA Procedural Requirements for Mishap and Close Call Reporting, Investigating and Re

• SPR 7120.1, SSC Risk Management Procedural Requirements• SCWI-8710-0004, SSC Internal Audit Process • SPLN-7120-0007, John C. Stennis Center Organizational Risk Management Plan for the Safety and Miss

Directorate

• SPLN-8621-0003, John C. Stennis Center Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan

• SWI-1400-0003, SSC SMA Management and Administrative Controls and Reviews

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6.2.a Provide Center 

Risk Management Support 

Provide technical, management support and risk management knowledge for the Center’s Risk Management Program. This includes providing Center IRMA technical support. 

Approximately ten (10) to 30 risks are captured and tracked annually 

6.2.b Input and Maintain 

Audit Schedule 

Evaluate requirements and other relevant information to ensure accurate schedule. Ensure appropriate parties are involved and informed of plan and required changes. 

Release annually, update as necessary approx. four (4) to five (5) times per year. 

6.2.c Monitor Schedule 

and Associated Audit Activities 

Serve as reference for SMA audit information and coordination. Maintain knowledge of ongoing activities and related requirements. 

Ten (10) to twelve (12) audits per year

6.2.d Maintain SMA 

Metrics Software 

Monitor input of metrics. Manage installation and initial setup of software. Maintain knowledge on reporting and provide reports as needed. 

Support SMA management reviews and monthly meeting as needed. 

6.2.e Develop Metric 

Planning, Status Reports and Projections 

Provide expertise and develop reports to support successful execution of SMA operations as well as continuous improvement of SMA efforts. 

Support SMA management reviews and monthly meeting as needed. 

6.2.f Maintain SMA 

Software to Support SMA Operations 

Provide assistance in metrics tracking & reporting; process evaluation; mishap tracking & investigation safety reporting; corrective actions tracking; and personnel training in support of SMA activities. 

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6.3 Technology Transfer Support One of NASA’s goals is to develop new technologies to support Agency missions, while simultaneously transfer

research and development efforts to the public and private sectors. The NASA/SSC Technology Transfer Office 

the development of technology with and transfer of technology, including software, to business/industry, academacross the country with some special emphasis on the regional geographic area; to promote the commercializatio

availability of Federally-owned inventions to benefit the national economy and the U. S. public. The NASA TTO primary program elements: 1) Technology Development, 2) Innovation Incubator and 3) Partnership Developmetasking involves the first and the last program elements. The contractor shall provide support to implement Agen

technology transfer program element activities, (refer to NASA Office of the Chief Technologist (OCT) Web site technology transfer Web sites: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/stennis/ssc-partnerships/index.html, www.invention

https://quicklaunch.ndc.nasa.gov). Activities shall comply with NPD 7500.2, NASA Innovative Partnerships Pro7500.1, NASA Technology Commercialization Process. If a new technology is created during the execution of this contract, the Contractor shall submit a New Technologthe NASA NTR system. Submissions require approval by the cognizant NASA Technical Manager. The Contractor must maintain compliance with the following processes and procedures: 

 NPD 2090.6, Authority to Enter into License Agreements and Implementation of Licensing Authority

 NPD 2092.1, Royalties and Other Payments Received by NASA from the Licensing or Assignment of Inve NPD 2110.1, Foreign Access to NASA Technology Transfer Materials NPR 2210.1, Release of NASA Software NPR 7500.1, NASA Technology Commercialization Process

PWS ITEM TITLE REQUIREMENTS 

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DATA 

6.3.a Support 

Technology Development 

The Contractor shall gather and maintain information about SSC technology needs, possible partners, TTO project results, solutions to technology requirements and new technology 

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implementation plans. This PWS element includes developing and maintaining technology solutions and implementation knowledge and databases. 

6.3.b Support 

Technology Transfer and Partnership Development Through Intellectual Property Management (IPM) Activities 

The Contractor shall review and process NTRs; license and partnership agreements; software release process; software usage agreements (SUAs); non-disclosure agreements; provisional and non-provisional patent activities; NASA Tech Briefs articles, NASA Spinoffs, NASA awards, etc. per NPR 7500.1 and NPR 2210.1 processes. 

About 25 NTRs; two (2) to five (5) licenses; 15 Tech brief articles, ten (10) SUAs and five (5) to ten (10) other activities per year 

6.3.c Maintain NASA 

Technology Transfer System (NTTS) and Other Formal and Informal Technology Transfer Related Databases; Develop Metrics and Related Reports for SSC and HQ 

The Contractor shall keep current in the use of the required NASA NTTS and other related IT systems; ensure that required or appropriate relevant TTO data is input in a timely manner and maintained; process assorted reports on various metrics and related reporting needs using the databases. 

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APPENDIX A REFERENCE LIST It is the Contractor’s responsibility to remain cognizant of and compliant with the most current version of applicalocal laws and regulations, Presidential Executive Orders, NPD, NPR, SPD, SPR and SWI. When two (2) or moinstructions apply, Contractor personnel shall comply with the more stringent of the directives or instructions. The most current versions of NPDs and NPRs can be found in the NODIS at: http://nodis3.gsfc.nasa.gov/Rpt_cuThe most recent version of SSC’s SPDs and SPRs can be found in NODIS at: http://nodis3.gsfc.nasa.gov/SSC lThe following is a list of applicable documents: 

Document Number Title 29 CFR Part 4 Labor Standards for Federal Service Contracts 36 CFR Chapter XII National Archives and Records Administration 5 U.S.C. 5332 General Schedule Pay Rates 5 U.S.C. 5341 Prevailing Rates System - Policy 44 U.S.C. 3301 Definition of Records 44 U.S.C. Chapter 21 National Archives and Records Administration 44 U.S.C. Chapter 29 Records Management by the Archivist of the US and by the Administrator of General 44 U.S.C. Chapter 31 Records Management by Federal Agencies 44 U.S.C. Chapter 33 Disposal of Records ANSI/ISO/ASQ Q9001 Quality Management Systems Requirements Standard DoD 5220.22 National Industrial Security Program FIPS PUB 201 Personal Identification Verification (PIV) of Federal Employees and Contractors HSPD-12 Homeland Security Presidential Directive ISO-9000 Quality Management System ISO-14001 Environmental Management NIST SP 800-37 Risk Management Framework NIST SP 800-53 Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations OMB Guidance M-05-24 Implementation of HSPD 12 – Policy for a Common Identification Standard for Feder
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Contractors 

NASA-HDBK-6003 Application of Data Matrix Identification Symbols to Aerospace Parts Using Direct Pa

Methods/Techniques 

NASA PIC 06-01 PIV Card Issuance Procedures NASA-STD-2804 Minimum Interoperability Software Suite NASA-STD-2805 Minimum Hardware Configurations NASA-STD-2822 Still and Motion Imagery Metadata Standard NASA-STD-6002 Applying Data Matrix Identification Symbols on Aerospace Parts NASA-STD-8719.13 NASA Software Safety Standard NASA-STD-8739.8 Software Assurance Standard NPD 1050.1 Authority to Enter into Space Act Agreements (Revalidated 10/30/2014) NPD 1280.1 NASA Integrated Management System Policy NPD 1420.1 NASA Forms Management NPD 1440.6 NASA Records Management NPD 2090.6 Authority to Enter into License Agreements and Implementation of Licensing Authori

4/9/2014) 

NPD 2092.1 Royalties and Other Payments Received by NASA from the Licensing or Assignment 

(Revalidated 8/12/2008) 

NPD 2110.1 Foreign Access to NASA Technology Transfer Materials NPD 2540.1 Personal Use of Government Office Equipment Including Information Technology NPD 2800.1 Managing Information Technology NPD 2810.1 NASA Information Security Policy NPD 4300.1 NASA Personal Property Disposal Policy (Revalidated 8/22/2011) NPD 6000.1 Transportation Management NPD 7500.2 NASA Innovative Partnerships Program NPD 8730.2 NASA Parts Policy (Revalidated 12/6/2013) NPD 8730.5 NASA Quality Assurance Program Policy (Revalidated 6/29/2011 updated w/ Change NPR 1400.1 NASA Directives and Charters Procedural Requirements NPR 1441.1 NASA Records Retention Schedules (w/ Change 5 6/26/2009) NPR 1450.10 NASA Correspondence Management and Communications Standards and Style (w/ ChNPR 1600.1 NASA Security Program Procedural Requirements 
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NPR 1800.1 NASA Occupational Health Program Procedures (w/ Change 2 5/17/2013) 

NPR 2210.1 Release of NASA Software NPR 2570.1 NASA Radio Frequency (RF) Spectrum Management Manual NPR 2800.1 Managing Information Technology NPR 2800.2 Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility NPR 2810.1 Security of Information Technology (Revalidated w/ Change 1 5/19/2011) NPR 2841.1 Identity, Credential and Access Management NPR 4100.1 NASA Materials Inventory Management Manual (Revalidated 2/9/2006) NPR 4200.1 NASA Equipment Management Procedural Requirements NPR 4300.1 NASA Personal Property Disposal Procedural Requirements NPR 4310.1 Artifact Identification and Disposition NPR 7120.7 NASA Information Technology and Institutional Infrastructure Program and Project M

Requirements 

NPR 7150.2 NASA Software Engineering Requirements NPR 7500.1 NASA Technology Commercialization Process (w/ Change 1 4/9/2004) NPR 8621.1 NASA Procedural Requirements for Mishap and Close Call Reporting, Investigating a

Change 7) 

NPR 8715.1 NASA Occupational Safety and Health Programs NPR 8715.2 NASA Emergency Preparedness Procedural Requirements NPR 8715.3 NASA General Safety Program Requirements (w/ Change 9 2/8/2013) NPR 8735.1 Procedures For Exchanging Parts, Materials, Software and Safety Problem Data Utiliz

Industry Data Exchange Program and NASA Advisories 

SCWI-5100-0001 John C. Stennis Space Center Procedures for Initiating the Purchase of Supplies and SSCWI-8500-0004-ENV John C. Stennis Space Center Hazardous Material, Hazardous Waste and Solid Waste SCWI-8500-0019-ENV John C. Stennis Space Center Asbestos Hazard Control Plan SCWI-8710-0003 John C. Stennis Space Center IRIS Work Instruction SCWI-8710-0004 John C. Stennis Space Center Internal Audit Process SCWI-8715-0001 John C. Stennis Center Lightning Warning System SCWI-8715-0003 John C. Stennis Center Fall Protection Program SCWI-8715-0004 John C. Stennis Space Center Confined Space Entry Program SCWI-8715-0005 John C. Stennis Space Center Safety, Health, Housekeeping and Essential Item Inspec
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SCWI-8715-0008 John C. Stennis Space Center Construction and Health Program 

SCWI-8715-0016 John C. Stennis Space Center Close Call Reporting System (CCRS) SCWI-8730-0002 John C. Stennis Space Center Corrective Action, Preventive Action and Improvement SCWI-8730-0004 Instructions to Initiate and Process Form SSC 715- CPI Report SCWI-8830-0001 John C. Stennis Space Center Facility Manager Program Handbook SOI-8715-0002 John C. Stennis Space Center Engineering and Test Directorate Process Safety ManagSOI-8080-0052 John C. Stennis Space Center Software Life-Cycle and Development Process SPD 1050.1 John C. Stennis Space Center Agreement Preparation, Processing and Management SPD 1280.1 Management System Policy SPD 2800.1 Provision of Institutionally Funded IT Resources and Services SPD 2800.4 John C. Stennis Space Center Policy Directive Information Technology Project ManagSPD 2810.1 Information Technology (IT) Network Security SPD 5100.1 John C. Stennis Space Center Policy for Ordering of Materials and Support Services aSPLN-1040-0006 Emergency Management Plan SPLN-1200-0003 SSC SMA Technical Authority Implementation Plan SPLN-7120-0007 John C. Stennis Center Organizational Risk Management Plan for the Safety and Miss

Directorate 

SPLN-8500-0002 John C. Stennis Space Center Energy-Efficiency and Water Conservation 5-Year Plan SPLN-8621-0003 John C. Stennis Space Center Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan SPR 1280.1 SSC Management System Requirements SPR 1400.1 Document Preparation, Numbering and Management SPR 1420.1 John C. Stennis SSC Forms Management SPR 1440.1 Records Management Program Requirements SPR 1600.1 John C. Stennis Space Center Security Requirements Handbook SPR 7120.1 SSC Risk Management Procedural Requirements SPR 8500.2 John C. Stennis Space Center Environmental Operations and Implementation Program 

Requirements 

SPR 8715.1 Safety and Health Procedural Requirements SPR 8730.2 John C. Stennis Space Center NASA/SSC Parts and Control SPR 8739.1 Software Assurance Procedural Requirements SSP-8715-0001 John C. Stennis Space Center Safety and Health Handbook 
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SWI-1400-0003 SSC SMA Management and Administrative Controls and Reviews 

SWI-2800-0004 John C. Stennis Space Center Management of SDC Application Development Projects SWI-8735-0001 SSC Government Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP)/NASA ALERTS Implem
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APPENDIX B ACRONYM LIST 

AA Office of the Center Director, SSC 

ACA Associate Contractor Agreement ACES Agency Consolidated End User Services ACL Access Control List ALI Automatic Location Identification AN Annually ANI Automatic Number Identification ANSI American National Standards Institute AR As Required ASP Active Server Pages ASQ American Society for Quality ATIS Audit Tracking Information System ATO Authority To Operate AV Audio Visual A&A Assessment and Authorization BA Office of the Chief Financial Officer, SSC BICE Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement BLS Bureau of Labor Statistics BOE Basis of Estimate CATV Cable TV CAD Computer Aided Drafting/Design CCB Configuration Control Board CCRS Close Call Reporting System CCS Center Chief of Security CCTS Configuration Control Tracking System CCTV Closed Circuit TV CD Compact Disc 
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CDS Contract Deliverable System 

CFO Chief Financial Officer CFR Code of Federal Regulations CIO Chief Information Officer CPIC Capital Planning and Investment Control CISO Chief Information Security Officer CLIN Contract Line Item Number CM Configuration Management CMMS Computerized Maintenance Management SystemCO Contracting Officer COMSEC Communications Security COOP Continuity of Operations COR Contracting Officer’s Representative COTS Commercial off the shelf CPRs Core Program Requirements CSO Corporate Security Officer CUI Controlled Unclassified Information DA Office of Procurement, SSC DART Days Away Restricted Transfer DCII Defense Central Index of Investigation DDMS Design and Data Management System DHS Department of Homeland Security DM Document Management DPD Data Procurement Document DoD Department of Defense DOL Department of Labor DOT Department of Transportation DR Data Requirement DRD Data Requirements Description DSS Defense Security Services DTV Digital Television 
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DVD Digital Video Disc or Digital Versatile Disc 

DW Data Warehouse EA Enterprise Architecture or Engineering and Test Directorate, SSC EC Equipment Custodian ECD Estimated Completion Date EEE Electrical, Electronic and ElectroEIA Electronic Industries Alliance EIT Electronic and Information Technology EMF Experience Modification Factor EMS Environmental Management System EN Environmental ENV Environmental EPACS Enterprise Physical Access Control System EOD Enter on Duty EOL End of Life EOS End of Service EOY End of Year EPA Environmental Protection Agency ESD Enterprise Service Desk FAR Federal Acquisition Regulation FDS Funds Distribution System FFP Firm Fixed Price FIPS PUB Federal Information Processing Standards Publication FISMA Federal Information Security Management Act FMD Financial Management Division FOB Freight on Board FOIA Freedom of Information Act FRC Federal Records Center FSO Facility Security Officer FTP File Transfer Protocol FTR Federal Travel Regulations 
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FY Fiscal Year 

GAO General Accountability Office GFE Government Furnished Equipment GFP Government Furnished Property GFY Government Fiscal Year GIAC Global Information Assurance Certification GIDEP Government-Industry Data Exchange Program GIS Geographical Information Systems GOTS Government Off-The-Shelf GOV Government Owned Vehicle GPEN Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) Penetration Testing GPO Government Printing Office GPOs Group Policies GS General Schedule GSA General Services Administration HDBK Handbook HP Hewlett Packard HQ Headquarters HSPD Homeland Security Presidential Directive HTML Hypertext Markup Language HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning I3P IT Infrastructure Integration Program IAGP Installation Accountable Government Property ICAM Identity, Credential and Access Management ID Incident Detection IDIQ Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity IDMS Identity Management System IDS Intrusion Detection Systems IMC IT Monitoring Center IMRR Installation, Modification, Removal and Repair IP Internet Protocol or Intellectual Property 
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IPAM Internet Protocol Address Management 

IPM Intellectual Property Management IPP Innovative Partnership Program IR Incident Response IRIS Incident Reporting Information System IRM Incident Response Manager IRMA Integrated Risk Management Application ISO International Organization for Standardization IT Information Technology ITS Information Technology Services ITSATC IT Security Awareness and Training Center ITU International Telecommunication Union JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group KDR Key Decision Record KM Knowledge Management LA Office of Human Capital, SSC LAN Local Area Network LDS Lightning Detection System LNVR Lenel Network Video Records LOE Level of Effort LS Logistics/Support MA Program Management MACD Move, Add, Change, and Delete MAF Michoud Assembly FacilityMF Manning and Financial MO Monthly MPEG Moving Picture Experts Group MRI Master Records Index MS Microsoft NAC National Agency Check NACI National Agency Check with Inquiries 
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NAICS North American Industry Classification System 

NAIS NASA Acquisition Internet Service NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration NCAD NASA Consolidated Active Directory NCCIPS National Center for Critical Information Processing and Storage NCI NASA Communications Initiative NCIC National Crime Information Center NEACC NASA Enterprise Applications Competency Center NEF NASA Electronic Forms NF NASA Form NFS Network File System or NASA FAR Supplement NFNMS NASA Foreign National Management System NICS NASA Integrated Communications Services NIEG NASA Imagery Experts Group NISN NASA Integrated Services Network NISPOM National Industry Security Program Operating Manual NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology NMIS NASA Mishap Information System NNM NASA/SSC Network Manager NODIS NASA Online Directive Information System NPD NASA Procedural Directive NPR NASA Procedural Requirement NSA National Security Agency NSSC NASA Shared Services Center NTE Not To Exceed NTIA National Telecommunications and Information Administration NTR New Technology Report NTTS NASA Technology Transfer System OAC Other Accumulated Cost OCI Organizational Conflict of Interest OCIO Office of the Chief Information Officer 
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OCT Office of the Chief Technologist 

OENS Outdoor Emergency Notification System OFPP Office of Federal Procurement Policy OJT On-Job-Training OMB Office of Management and Budget OPM Office of Personnel Management OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration OT One Time PACS Physical Access Control System PBX Private Branch Exchange PCI PIV Card Issuance PDD Product Definition Data PDF Portable Document Format PDLM Product Data and Life-cycle ManagementPI Planned Inspection PIC Procurement Information Circular PIN Personal Identification Number PIP Performance Improvement Period or Performance Improvement Plan PIV Personal Identity Verification PM Performance Monitors or Program Manager POAM Plan of Actions and Milestones POC Point of Contact PPE Personal Protective Equipment PPIRS Past Performance Information Retrieval System PTC Parametric Technology Corporation PWS Performance Work Statement QA Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate, SSC QAMP Quality Assurance Management Plan QASP Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan QATAP Quality Assurance Through Attributes Program QU Quarterly 
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RA Reliability and Quality Assurance or Center Operations Directorate, SSC 

RDMO Records and Document Management Office RF Radio Frequency RFP Request for Proposal ROM Rough Order of Magnitude RR Record Review RT One Time and Revision SA Safety/Health SAAM Space Act Agreement Maker SACOM Synergy-Achieving Consolidated Operations and Maintenance SAIC Science Applications International Corporation SAM System for Award Management SAN Storage Area Network SAP System Application Processes SATERN System for Administration, Training and Educational Resources for NASA SBU Sensitive But Unclassified SCA Service Contract Act SCDS Stennis Contracts Deliverable System SCWI Stennis Common Work Instruction SDC Stennis Data Center SDO Stennis Dissenting Opinion SEMO Supply and Equipment Management Officer SES Senior Executive Service SFCG Space Frequency Coordination Group SHE Safety, Health and Environment SIC Standard Industrial Classification SLC Standard Labor Classification SLL Stennis Lessons Learned SMA Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate SOC Security Operations Center SONET Synchronous Optical Networking 
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SP Special Publication 

SPD Stennis Policy Directive SPLN Stennis Plan SPR Stennis Procedural Requirements SQL Structured Query Language SR Service Request SRS Service Request System SSAP Software Safety and Assurance Plan SSC Stennis Space Center SSCRM SSC Records Manager SSN Social Security Number SSP Stennis Safety Procedure STD Standard STE Secure Terminal Equipment SUAs Software Usage Agreements SVN Stennis Video Network SWI Stennis Work Instruction SWR Stennis Work Request TA Technical Authority TBD To Be Determined TCC Test Control Center TCP Total Compensation Plan TIA Telecommunications Industry Association TOIS Task Order Initiation System TRIR Total Reportable Injury Rate TRL Technical Reference Library TV Television TTO Technology Transfer Office UHF Ultra-High Frequency UPI Unplanned Inspection U. S. United States 
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U.S.C. United States Code 

USB Universal Serial Bus USDA United States Department of Agriculture UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair VCC Validated Customer Complaints VIP Very Important Person VITS Video Interactive Teleconferencing System VoIP Voice Over Internet IP VPP Voluntary Protection Program WAN Wide Area Network WBS Work Breakdown Structure WK Weekly WYE Work Year Equivalent XML Extensible Markup Language YTD Year to Date 
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

DATA REQUIREMENTS DESCRIPTION (DRD) 

 
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JOHN C. STENNIS SPACE CENTER (SSC) 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) CONTRACT 

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DATA REQUIREMENTS DESCRIPTION 

INTRODUCTION 

1.0 SCOPE 

This is the basic contract document that shall govern all data required by and for the ITS

Contract. 

Data generated within the normal course of the contracted work, and not a part of the data 

required by a Data Requirements Description (DRD), shall be made available in accordance with 

the requirements of the ITS contract. 

The Contractor shall prepare, maintain and deliver all data described in the Data Requirements 

(DRs) form. This data shall be in accordance with the general requirements set forth in this 

document and individual requirements within each DR. 

2.0 DESCRIPTION 

This document contains DRD general requirements, a comprehensive listing of DRs and 

individual DRs. The following general requirements are applicable to the preparation, 

maintenance and delivery of data and are better defined in aggregate than in the individual data 

requirements descriptions. 

3.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 

3.1 Delivery 

3.1.1 Deferred 

NASA reserves the right to reasonably defer the dates of the delivery of any or all data required 

to be submitted by this DRD. Such right may be exercised at no increase in the contract amount. 

In the event that NASA defers delivery of a data item, resulting in a cost impact to the total 

contract cost, the contract amount could be subject to equitable adjustment in accordance with 

the contract clause entitled “Changes.”

3.1.2 Delayed 

The Contractor shall notify the Contracting Officer (CO) of all DR delivery delays. 
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3.2 Cost of Data Required by a DRD 

The cost of data to be furnished in response to a DRD is included in the total cost of this 

contract. 

3.3 Referenced Documents 

Documents referenced in a DR become a part of the DR unless otherwise specified. When a 

document is referenced in a DR, the Contractor shall utilize the most recent version of that 

document. 

3.4 Contractor’s Internal Documents 

The Contractor’s internal documents shall be used to meet the data requirements of this DRD. 

These documents shall not be rewritten for the sake of meeting the minimum requirements as 

specified in the applicable DR. In instances where minor differences in content and format exist 

between DRD requirements and contractor’s document, action will be taken to resolve these 

differences, and where appropriate, a change in requirements will be effected. 

3.5 Document Identification 

Documents published by the Contractor and submitted in response to a DR shall be identified 

using an organized identification numbering system prescribed by the Contractor. Documents 

submitted in response to the data requirements of the DRD, that are to be subsequently published 

by NASA, shall be identified as prescribed by NASA. 

Unless otherwise specified, all document submittals shall be clearly marked with the contract 

number and applicable DR number. Documents that satisfy the requirement of more than one 

DR shall be marked with all applicable DR numbers. 

3.6 Reference to Other Documents in Data Submittals 

Data submittals that contain references to other documents are permissible and shall contain such 

identification elements as title and document number. When a document to be referenced would 

only be applicable to a minor or limited extent, every effort shall be made to include the 

applicable information in the submittal rather than using the reference. All referenced 

documents shall be made readily available to NASA upon request. 

3.7 Printing Requirements 

Unless otherwise specified, all data shall be prepared, maintained, and delivered to NASA, in 

accordance with the requirements, utilizing the Government-provided electronic Contract 

Deliverable System. Additionally, the contractor shall deliver a minimum of one copy of each 

DR response to a member of each organization listed in the “distribution” field on each DR. If a 

DRD submittal requires delivery in other-than-electronic format, printing shall be completed in 

the most economical method commensurate with the size of the report and its intended use (e.g., 
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double sided, black and white). 

3.8 DRD Submittal Revisions 

Successive issues or revisions shall be identified in the same manner as the basic issue and shall 

include appropriate change identification. 

The document shall be completely reissued when changes are significant or affect the accuracy 

of the document. Changes of a minor nature (typing errors, misspelled words, etc.) shall only be 

made whenever a technical change is made unless the accuracy of the document is affected. 

Contractor submittals shall not contain pen and ink markups which correct, add to, or change the 

text, unless schedule problems exist and approval is obtained in writing from the Contracting 

Officer’s Representative (COR). Such markups, however, shall be legible and not exceed 20% 

of the page content. Hand drawn schematics, block diagrams, data curves and similar charts may 

be used in original reports in lieu of formally prepared art work. Acceptability will be 

determined by the COR performing the quality inspection function. 

4.0 SSC FORM 166, DATA REQUIREMENT (DR) 

SSC Form 166 prescribes the type and frequency of submission, distribution, use, and 

preparation requirements. 

For the purpose of classification and control, DRs are grouped into the following management 

categories: 

CATEGORY SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 

CM Configuration Management 

DM Documentation Management 

EN Environmental 

FA Facilities 

GA Operations 

IT Information Technology 

LS Logistics/Support 

MA Program Management 

MF Manning and Financial 

PC Procurement/Contracts 

PT Propulsion Testing 

RA Reliability and Quality Assurance 

SA Safety/Health 

SC Schedules 

The symbol representing these categories forms the prefix of the DR identification number. 

Codes used on the Data Requirements Form are defined as follows: 
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Block 1 - Number/Issue 

Modifications to the original DR will be identified in this block by the originator of the DR. 

Block 2 - Title 

Entries indicate the formal title of the DR. 

Block 3 - DR Number, Page 

The DR Number is made up of the following: the Category Symbol (above), followed by a 

sequential number and the page number of the DR is also entered. 

Block 4 – Data Type 

CODE DESCRIPTION 

1 Data requiring written approval by procuring activity prior to implementation into 

procurement or development. 

2 Data submitted to procuring activity for review not later than the time specified in the 

Data Requirement. Data shall be considered approved unless contractor has been notified 

of disapproval within 14 days of data submittal. 

3 Data submitted to procuring activity for coordination, surveillance, or information. 

4 Data retained by respondent to be made available to procuring activity upon request. The 

respondent shall furnish a list to procuring activity upon request. 

5 Data to be retained by respondent and reviewed by NASA on request. 

Block 5 - Frequency of Submission 

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION 

AD As Directed PI Per Equipment End Item 

AN Annually PJ Per Project 

AR As Required PL Per Launch 

BE Biennially (every other year) PS Per System 

BM Bimonthly (every other month) PT Per Test 

BW Biweekly (every other week) PV Per Vehicle 

DA Daily QU Quarterly 

DD Deferred Delivery RD As Released 

MO Monthly RT One Time and Revision 

OT One Time SA Semiannually (every six months) 

PC Per Contract Performance Period TY Three Per Year 

PD Per Failure UR Upon Request 

PE Per Event WK Weekly 

PF Per Facility 

NOTE: All technical metrics with Monthly (MO) submission requirement shall contain current 

month and prior eleven (11) months data. 
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Block 6 – Distribution 

AA – Office of the Center Director, SSC 

BA – Office of the Chief Financial Officer, SSC 

CA – Office of the Chief Counsel, SSC 

DA – Office of Procurement, SSC 

IA – Office of Communications, SSC 

LA – Office of Human Capital, SSC 

UA – Office of Education, SSC 

EA – Engineering & Test Directorate, SSC 

QA – Safety & Mission Assurance Directorate, SSC 

RA – Center Operations Directorate, SSC 

TA – Rocket Propulsion Test Program Office, SSC 

NOTE: Functional positions may also be included in the block based upon content responsibility 

and reporting requirements. 

Block 7 – Initial Submission 

Entries indicate the date the data should be submitted for the first time. 

Block 8 - As of Date 

Entries indicate the due date or milestone for inputs. 

Block 9 – Use 

Entries indicate the intended purpose of the data. 

Block 10 - Reference 

Entries reference other documents pertaining to the requirement of the data requested. 

Block 11 – Preparation Information 

The Contractor shall prepare the data according to the instructions noted in this block. 

5.0 MAINTENANCE 

Revisions to this document shall be accomplished by contractual direction (e.g., Change Order, 

Supplemental Agreement). Typographical errors may be corrected by means of Contract Office 

notification letter. 

 
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DR INDEX, SSC

 

DR Number DR Title 

1 DM01 Records Management Program Plan 

2 DM02 Final Records Contract Close-out Inventory 

3 DM03 Monthly Report of Agreements and Directives Review 

4 IT01 Information Security Management Plan 

5 IT02 Monthly Contract / Project Review 

6 IT03 ITS WBS 2.0 Information Technology Planning, Policy and 

Management Contract Metrics 

7 IT04 ITS WBS Section 3.0 Application and Hosting Services Contract 

Metrics 

8 IT05 ITS WBS 4.0 Audio Visual/Video Services Contract Metrics 

9 IT06 ITS WBS Section 5.0 Communication Services Contract Metrics 

10 IT07 ITS WBS 6.0 Technology Support Services Contract Metrics 

 IT08 Reserved 

11 LS01 Property Control & Administration Procedures 

12 MA01 List of Key Management Personnel 

13 MA02 Conflict of Interest Plan 

 MF01 Reserved 

14 MF02 Financial Management Report Detail (electronic) 

 MF03 Reserved 

 MF04 Reserved 

 MF05 Reserved 

 MF06 Reserved 

15 MF07 Cost of Operations Report 

16 MF08 Monthly Resources Management Status Review 

17 RA01 Quality Assurance Management Plan (QAMP) 

18 RA02 Quality Assurance Management Plan Quarterly Summary Report 

19 RA03 Software Safety and Assurance Plan (SSAP) 

20 RA04 Personnel Training and Certification Plan 

21 SA01 Safety and Health Plan 

22 SA02 Contractor Safety and Environmental Health Program Annual SelfEvaluation Report 

23 SA03 Mishap and Safety Statistics Monthly Report 

24 SA04 Mishap and Close Call Notification 
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ATTACHMENTS 

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RESERVED
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ATTACHMENTS 

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

 

CONTRACT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION 

DD FORM 254 
SaiTech, Inc.

10411 Motor City Drive Suite 670 

Bethesda, MD 20817

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ATTACHMENTS 

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

 

SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN 

(TO BE PROVIDED BY OFFEROR)
Stennis Space Center Information Technology Services 

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RFP Number: NNS15530376R 1 March 18, 2015 

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SSC ITS Contract 

Safety and Health Plan 

Revision: Draft 

Date: March 18, 2015 

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS 

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

U.S. GOVERNMENT COMPARABLE RATES & 

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATIONS 
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U.S. GOVERNMENT COMPARABLE RATES 

STATEMENT OF EQUIVALENT RATES FOR FEDERAL HIRES 

(FAR 52.222-42) (MAY 2014) 

In compliance with the Service Contract Labor Standards statute and the regulations of 

the Secretary of Labor (29 CFR Part 4), this clause identifies the classes of service 

employees expected to be employed under the contract and states the wages and fringe 

benefits payable to each if they were employed by the contracting agency subject to the 

provisions of 5 U.S.C. 5341 or 5332. 

THIS STATEMENT IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY: 

IT IS NOT A WAGE DETERMINATION 

(a) EMPLOYEE CLASS AND GRADE 

Department of Labor (DOL) 

Labor Classification Grade 

Accountant Clerk II GS-04 

Administrative Assistant I GS-03 

Administrative Assistant II GS-04 

Administrative Assistant Senior GS-05 

Application Administrator GS-04 

Configuration Control Specialist II GS-05 

Data Center Operator GS-06 

Document Control Specialist I GS-07 

Document Control Specialist II GS-08 

Help Desk Operator I GS-04 

Help Desk Operator II GS-05 

Help Desk Operator III GS-06 

Media Specialist II GS-05 

Media Specialist III GS-06 

Order Clerk I GS-02 

Order Clerk II GS-04 

Technical Writer I GS-07 

Telecommunications Mechanic I GS-09 

Telecommunications Mechanic II GS-11 

Telecommunications Operator GS-02 

Video Teleconference Technician GS-04 

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PROFESSIONAL LEVEL EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATIONS 

For professional level employees see Government employee classifications in accordance 

with The Department of Labor: 

(a) Websites: 

(1) http://www.dol.gov/ 

whd/regs/compliance/wage/SCADirV5/SCADirectVers5.pdf

(2) www.onetonline.org

(b) The professional classifications are as follows: 

(1) General Schedule 0000 Miscellaneous Occupations Group 

0018 – Safety and Occupational Health Management Series 

(2) General Schedule 0200 Human Resources Management Group 

0201 – Human Resources Management 

(3) General Schedule 0300 General Administrative, Clerical, and Office 

Services Group 

0332 – Computer Operations Series 

0343 – Management and Program Analysis Series 

0391 – Telecommunications Series 

(4) General Schedule 0800 Engineering and Architecture Group 

0854 – Computer Engineering 

(5) General Schedule 1000 Information and Arts Group 

1071 – Audiovisual Production Series 

1083 – Technical Writing and Editing Series 

(6) General Schedule 1500 Mathematics and Statistics Group 

1550 – Computer Science Series 

(7) General Schedule 1600 Equipment, Facilities and Services Group 
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1640 – Facility Operations Services 

(8) General Schedule 1900 Quality Assurance, Inspection and Grading Group 

1910 – Quality Assurance Series 

(9) General Schedule 2200 Information Technology Group 

2210 – Information Technology Management 
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LIST OF GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY 
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LIST OF GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

LIST 1, No Class Exceptions, Controlled

Government Provided Equipment as of June 2015

List is Subject to Change

GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT NO CLASS EXCEPTIONS - GOVT WILL REPAIR AND REPLACE AS NECESSARY

ECN FSC Code Equipment Description Acquisition Date Location Acquisition Value

Federal Supply Classification 2330 - Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles

2252079 2330 Trailers TRAILER, ENCLOSED 06/17/2009 SS-1200 $ 41,224.00

Federal Supply Classification 3611/3615/3655 - Printing, Duplicating and Bookbinding Equipment

2607647 3611 Industrial Marking M PRINTER, LABEL 08/21/2013 SS-1201 $ 697.00

2607648 3611 Industrial Marking M PRINTER, LABEL 08/21/2013 SS-1201 $ 697.00

819030 3615 Pulp and Paper Indus SHREDDER, PRINTOUT 11/13/1991 SS-1100 $ 1,410.00

133470 3655 Gas Generating and D TANK, CRYOGENIC 09/16/1987 SS-1105 $ 510.00

Federal Supply Classification 3930 - Warehouse Trucks and tractors

2252332 3930 Warehouse Trucks and PLATFORM, AERIAL WORK 10/15/2009 SS-3204 $ 9,997.00

Federal Supply Classification 4110 - Refrigeration Equipment

1941143 4110 Refrigeration Equipm ICE MAKING MACHINE 08/24/2000 SS-1110 $ 1,460.00

Federal Supply Classification 5410 - Prefabricated and Portable Buildings

1941574 5410 Prefabricated and Po BUILDING, PORTABLE 04/27/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,975.00

1172722 5410 Prefabricated and Po BUILDING, PORTABLE 08/18/1989 SS-1201 $ 15,000.00

Federal Supply Classification 5820 - Radio and Television Communication Equipment

2252053 5810 Communications Secur RECEIVER, COMMUNICATIONS 11/17/2008 SS-8000 $ 11,892.00

33873 5815 Teletype and Facsimi FACSIMILE MACHINE 02/27/2003 SS-1110 $ 1,850.00

1941531 5815 Teletype and Facsimi FACSIMILE MACHINE 02/27/2003 SS-1110 $ 1,850.00

1440283 5815 Teletype and Facsimi FACSIMILE MACHINE 02/27/2003 SS-2201 $ 2,500.00

1534116 5815 Teletype and Facsimi FACSIMILE MACHINE 02/27/2003 SS-1110 $ 2,500.00

1534141 5815 Teletype and Facsimi FACSIMILE MACHINE 02/27/2003 SS-1110 $ 2,500.00

34286 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 08/14/1995 SS-1201 $ 522.00

34287 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 08/14/1995 SS-1201 $ 522.00

1173171 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, DUAL BAND FM 09/20/1991 SS-1201 $ 659.00

2157825 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE 08/09/2005 SS-1201 $ 690.00

34053 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 06/24/1994 SS-1201 $ 694.00

1670659 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, MOBILE 07/25/2006 SS-8000 $ 983.00

1670661 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, MOBILE 07/25/2006 SS-8000 $ 983.00

2252676 5820 Radio and Television LOADER, KEY VARIABLE 08/18/2010 SS-1201 $ 1,202.00

2344599 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE 06/19/2014 SS-1201 $ 1,525.00

2158283 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, VHF 07/25/2006 SS-8000 $ 1,722.00

2158284 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, VHF 07/25/2006 SS-1201 $ 1,722.00

2158285 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, VHF 07/25/2006 SS-8000 $ 1,722.00

2251942 5820 Radio and Television MONITOR, TELEVISION 10/19/2009 SS-8000 $ 1,777.00

1671369 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE 02/03/2010 SS-1201 $ 1,825.00

42109 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/22/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,034.00

42110 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/22/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,034.00

42111 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/22/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,034.00

42112 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/22/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,034.00

34494 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 02/13/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,164.00

34495 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 02/13/1997 SS-1201 $ 2,164.00

2253635 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,175.00

36456 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, HF 03/24/1993 SS-1201 $ 2,246.00

1323189 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, OPTICAL 08/19/1993 SS-1201 $ 2,254.00

36464 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, HF 04/01/1993 SS-1201 $ 2,268.00

2251913 5820 Radio and Television MONITOR, TELEVISION 03/18/2009 SS-8000 $ 2,342.00

1622352 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1622353 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1622354 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1622355 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1622356 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1622357 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/02/1998 SS-1201 $ 2,367.00

1322883 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER 07/19/1993 SS-1201 $ 2,511.00

34051 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER 06/21/1994 SS-1201 $ 2,525.00

2102016 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1110 $ 2,558.41

2102024 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1201 $ 2,558.41

2102028 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1201 $ 2,558.41

2102030 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1201 $ 2,558.41

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2102033 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1201 $ 2,558.41

2102037 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/24/2002 SS-1201 $ 2,558.41

1622368 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-1110 $ 2,638.00

1622372 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-9121 $ 2,638.00

1622373 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-9121 $ 2,638.00

1622374 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-9121 $ 2,638.00

1623430 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-9121 $ 3,226.00

1622615 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/30/1998 SS-9121 $ 2,638.00

36053 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, HF 07/14/1992 SS-1201 $ 2,667.00

1623717 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623756 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623762 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1001 $ 2,720.00

1623764 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-3204 $ 2,720.00

1623767 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1000 $ 2,720.00

1623791 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623817 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623826 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623827 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

1623831 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 06/03/2004 SS-1201 $ 2,720.00

2158389 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 2,733.00

2158390 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 2,733.00

2158391 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 2,733.00

2607616 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607617 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607618 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607619 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607620 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607621 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607622 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

2607623 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 07/18/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,032.00

1670706 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,119.00

2545027 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 01/11/2008 SS-1201 $ 3,119.00

1670741 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 10/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1670742 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 10/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1670744 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 01/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1670748 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 10/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1670749 5820 Radio and Television Radio and Television 10/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1670750 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 10/19/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,163.00

1623327 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/06/2003 SS-1201 $ 3,226.00

1623375 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/06/2003 SS-1201 $ 3,226.00

2158364 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,231.00

2158365 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,231.00

2158366 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, MOBILE 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 3,231.00

1323712 5820 Radio and Television RADIO CONSOLE 01/18/1994 SS-1201 $ 3,350.00

2544699 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 09/29/2010 SS-1201 $ 3,421.00

2544700 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 09/29/2010 SS-1201 $ 3,421.00

1323711 5820 Radio and Television RADIO CONSOLE 01/18/1994 SS-1201 $ 3,816.00

1911097 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, HF 09/27/1997 SS-1201 $ 4,193.00

2158458 5820 Radio and Television BASE STATION, CONSOLETTE 09/12/2006 SS-8000 $ 5,347.00

2158459 5820 Radio and Television BASE STATION, CONSOLETTE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 5,347.00

2158460 5820 Radio and Television BASE STATION, CONSOLETTE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 5,347.00

2158461 5820 Radio and Television BASE STATION, CONSOLETTE 09/12/2006 SS-1201 $ 5,347.00

2545196 Radio and Television TRANSCODER, RECEIVER 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 5,195.00

2545211 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/14/2012 SS-1201 $ 1,984.00

2545212 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/14/2012 SS-1201 $ 1,984.00

2545213 5820 Radio and Television RADIO, PORTABLE 08/14/2012 SS-1201 $ 1,984.00

2344275 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE TRANSCODER 07/29/2013 SS-1201 $ 6,255.00

2252155 5820 Radio and Television BASE UNIT, RADIO 08/04/2009 SS-8000 $ 6,433.00

2252156 5820 Radio and Television BASE UNIT, RADIO 08/04/2009 SS-1201 $ 6,433.00

2252157 5820 Radio and Television BASE UNIT, RADIO 08/04/2009 SS-8000 $ 6,433.00

2252158 5820 Radio and Television BASE UNIT, RADIO 08/04/2009 SS-8000 $ 6,433.00

2253636 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, SATELLITE 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 8,895.00

2557895 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCODER 09/29/2011 SS-1201 $ 8,983.00

2571517 5820 Radio and Television DECODER, VIDEO 06/02/2010 SS-1201 $ 9,210.00

131730 5820 Radio and Television BANK CENTRAL ELECTRONICS 04/29/1987 SS-1201 $ 9,985.00

2252608 5820 Radio and Television REPEATER, TRUNKED RADIO 08/03/2010 SS-1201 $ 11,308.00

34325 5820 Radio and Television TRANSCEIVER, HF 09/28/1995 SS-1201 $ 11,667.00

1323188 5820 Radio and Television TRANSMITTER, OPTICAL 08/19/1993 SS-1201 $ 26,158.00

33986 5820 Radio and Television RECEIVER, DIGITAL 09/30/1996 SS-1201 $ 37,326.00

2158444 5820 Radio and Television TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 486,901.00

1941652 5825 Radio Navigation Equ POSITIONING SYSTEM,GLOBAL 06/29/2001 SS-8202 $ 37,750.00

1941653 5825 Radio Navigation Equ POSITIONING SYSTEM,GLOBAL 06/29/2001 SS-8202 $ 37,750.00

1012373 5830 Intercommunication a PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM 04/18/1991 SS-1105 $ 529.00

2251495 5830 Intercommunication a CONSOLE, MIXER 06/30/2008 SS-1200 $ 643.00

2607573 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 04/16/2013 SS-1110 $ 702.00

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2607574 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 04/16/2013 SS-1110 $ 702.00

2607575 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 04/16/2013 SS-1110 $ 702.00

2607576 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 04/16/2013 SS-1110 $ 702.00

1623511 5830 Intercommunication a RECEIVER, DIVERSITY 11/20/2003 SS-3225 $ 879.00

2544935 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 12/09/2011 SS-4995 $ 954.00

1541831 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 12/27/1996 SS-1105 $ 971.00

1623510 5830 Intercommunication a RECEIVER, DIVERSITY 11/20/2003 SS-3225 $ 975.00

2251675 5830 Intercommunication a USER/MAIN STATION, DUAL CHANNEL 09/11/2008 SS-1105 $ 992.00

1623520 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 12/24/2003 SS-3226 $ 1,047.00

1623521 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 12/24/2003 SS-3225 $ 1,047.00

1623522 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 12/24/2003 SS-3225 $ 1,047.00

1671157 5830 Intercommunication a MIXER, MICROPHONE 04/21/2008 SS-1100 $ 1,297.00

2253166 5830 Intercommunication a RECEIVER, DIVERSITY 06/10/2011 SS-1105 $ 1,705.00

1912820 5830 Intercommunication a SPEAKER SYSTEM 06/03/1998 SS-1105 $ 2,388.00

1940498 5830 Intercommunication a SPEAKER SYSTEM 09/02/1999 SS-1105 $ 2,496.00

1671160 5830 Intercommunication a MIXER, MICROPHONE 04/21/2008 SS-1100 $ 3,120.00

1671158 5830 Intercommunication a MIXER, MICROPHONE 04/21/2008 SS-1100 $ 3,996.00

1671159 5830 Intercommunication a MIXER, MICROPHONE 04/21/2008 SS-1100 $ 3,996.00

1624038 5830 Intercommunication a TELECONFERENCING UNIT 05/26/2005 SS-1105 $ 4,516.00

1623891 5830 Intercommunication a INTERCOM SYSTEM, WIRELESS 09/01/2004 SS-1200 $ 6,715.00

2252497 5830 Intercommunication a RADIO SYSTEM, CROSS PATCH 06/18/2010 SS-8000 $ 8,450.00

Federal Supply Classification 5835/5836 - Sound Recording and Reproducing Equipment

1941614 5835 Sound Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER,SOUND 05/31/2001 SS-1200 $ 580.00

2157258 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, AUDIO 05/26/2004 SS-1100 $ 657.00

2157708 5835 Sound Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, SOUND 06/01/2005 SS-1100 $ 665.00

1941789 5835 Sound Recording and ELIMINATOR,FEEDBACK 09/14/2001 SS-1105 $ 783.00

2253367 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, AUDIO 12/09/2011 SS-1200 $ 1,177.00

1623224 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 03/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,201.00

1623225 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 03/11/2003 SS-1100 $ 1,201.00

1623226 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 03/11/2003 SS-1100 $ 1,201.00

1623227 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 03/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,201.00

1623228 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 03/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,201.00

33889 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, AUDIO 06/21/1996 SS-1105 $ 1,209.00

2156773 5835 Sound Recording and DUPLICATOR, CD 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,212.00

2607732 5835 Sound Recording and MIXER, MICROPHONE 06/02/2014 SS-1105 $ 1,313.00

1541104 5835 Sound Recording and SPEAKER 08/19/1996 SS-1105 $ 1,377.00

1941785 5835 Sound Recording and AMPLIFIER 09/14/2001 SS-1100 $ 1,394.00

1941786 5835 Sound Recording and AMPLIFIER 09/14/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,394.00

2157966 5835 Sound Recording and DELAY, BROADCAST; DIGITAL 10/04/2005 SS-1105 $ 1,859.00

1671200 5835 Sound Recording and RECEIVER, DUAL 06/27/2008 SS-1200 $ 2,192.00

1671201 5835 Sound Recording and RECEIVER, DUAL 06/27/2008 SS-1200 $ 2,192.00

2157946 5835 Sound Recording and CONSOLE, MIXING; DIGITAL 09/21/2005 SS-1100 $ 2,666.00

1671198 5835 Sound Recording and RECEIVER, DUAL 06/27/2008 SS-1200 $ 2,872.00

1671199 5835 Sound Recording and RECEIVER, DUAL 06/27/2008 SS-1200 $ 2,872.00

G034583 5835 Sound Recording and DUPLICATOR, HI-FI 09/20/1989 SS-1105 $ 3,995.00

2251980 5835 Sound Recording and SWITCHER, AUDIO 04/10/2009 SS-8000 $ 7,597.00

2157961 5836 Video Recording and TERMINAL, DVR CABLE 10/04/2005 SS-1201 $ 575.00

2157962 5836 Video Recording and TERMINAL, DVR CABLE 10/04/2005 SS-1201 $ 575.00

2157963 5836 Video Recording and TERMINAL, DVR CABLE 10/04/2005 SS-1105 $ 575.00

1939233 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/26/1998 SS-1105 $ 600.00

1939236 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/26/1998 SS-1105 $ 600.00

1939967 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 01/12/1999 SS-1200 $ 622.00

2157699 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8 COLOR VIDEO 05/31/2005 SS-1100 $ 713.00

2157700 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8 COLOR VIDEO 05/31/2005 SS-1100 $ 713.00

2157701 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8 COLOR VIDEO 05/31/2005 SS-1100 $ 713.00

2157702 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8 COLOR VIDEO 05/31/2005 SS-1100 $ 713.00

2157960 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 10/04/2005 SS-1105 $ 726.00

1622998 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER, DVD 11/09/2001 SS-1105 $ 765.00

2344179 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, VIDEO 02/25/2013 SS-3103 $ 791.00

2157784 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/29/2005 SS-1201 $ 800.00

2252432 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 03/29/2010 SS-3204 $ 810.00

2252434 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 03/31/2010 SS-3204 $ 810.00

42382 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 01/05/1998 SS-1105 $ 820.00

2157944 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO, 9" COLOR 09/21/2005 SS-1200 $ 887.00

2157945 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO, 9" COLOR 09/21/2005 SS-1105 $ 887.00

2252015 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 04/23/2009 SS-3204 $ 944.00

1941744 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/23/2001 SS-1105 $ 973.00

1941745 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/23/2001 SS-1105 $ 973.00

1940441 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/24/1999 SS-1105 $ 985.00

1622797 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/20/2000 SS-1105 $ 990.00

2158238 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 06/27/2006 SS-1200 $ 1,100.00

2158240 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 06/27/2006 SS-1200 $ 1,100.00

2158241 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 06/27/2006 SS-1100 $ 1,100.00

2158242 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 06/27/2006 SS-1100 $ 1,100.00

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2253364 5836 Video Recording and DOCKING STATION 11/22/2011 SS-4995 $ 1,136.00

1670775 5836 Video Recording and RECEIVER, PROGRAM 12/05/2006 SS-1201 $ 1,193.00

1670776 5836 Video Recording and RECEIVER, PROGRAM 12/05/2006 SS-1201 $ 1,193.00

2158008 5836 Video Recording and RECEIVER, SATELLITE 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 1,250.00

1670666 5836 Video Recording and RECEIVER, PROGRAM 07/26/2006 SS-1201 $ 1,260.00

G034361 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/14/1989 SS-1105 $ 1,311.00

2252887 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER/MODULATOR 02/17/2011 SS-1201 $ 1,318.00

2545165 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-3101 $ 1,351.00

2545166 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-3101 $ 1,351.00

2545167 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 1,351.00

2545168 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 1,351.00

2545169 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-4210 $ 1,351.00

2545170 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-4210 $ 1,351.00

2545171 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8306 $ 1,351.00

2545172 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 4 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8306 $ 1,351.00

2156535 5836 Video Recording and PRINTER, CD 05/16/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,422.00

1541705 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 1,530.00

2252780 5836 Video Recording and SIGNAGE PLATFORM, DIGITAL 09/03/2010 SS-1201 $ 1,534.00

2252781 5836 Video Recording and SIGNAGE PLATFORM, DIGITAL 09/03/2010 SS-1105 $ 1,534.00

2252782 5836 Video Recording and SIGNAGE PLATFORM, DIGITAL 09/03/2010 SS-1110 $ 1,534.00

1940215 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 04/29/1999 SS-1105 $ 1,550.00

2344303 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 08/19/2013 SS-1105 $ 1,843.00

2344304 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 08/19/2013 SS-1105 $ 1,843.00

2344305 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 08/19/2013 SS-3225 $ 1,843.00

2344306 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 08/19/2013 SS-3225 $ 1,843.00

2607562 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER, VIDEO 03/11/2013 SS-4110 $ 1,895.00

2544633 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER/MODULATOR 03/08/2011 SS-1201 $ 1,918.00

1324596 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/01/1994 SS-1105 $ 1,920.00

2544751 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 08/02/2011 SS-1105 $ 2,037.00

2544752 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 08/02/2011 SS-1200 $ 2,037.00

2253362 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 11/22/2011 SS-4995 $ 2,067.00

34102 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 09/14/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,069.00

2544440 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 7" DUAL LCD 08/16/2010 SS-1201 $ 2,137.00

2544441 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 7" DUAL LCD 08/16/2010 SS-1201 $ 2,137.00

1671101 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, TOUCH 09/18/2007 SS-1105 $ 2,140.00

1671102 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, TOUCH 09/18/2007 SS-1100 $ 2,140.00

1671103 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, TOUCH 09/18/2007 SS-1105 $ 2,140.00

1671104 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, TOUCH 09/18/2007 SS-1100 $ 2,140.00

2158245 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, TOUCH 06/28/2006 SS-1105 $ 2,222.00

2251075 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/13/2007 SS-1105 $ 2,288.00

2251076 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/13/2007 SS-1200 $ 2,288.00

2251077 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/13/2007 SS-1105 $ 2,288.00

2251078 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/13/2007 SS-1201 $ 2,288.00

2251958 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 7" WIDESCREEN 04/03/2009 SS-1110 $ 2,318.00

1671264 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 7" WIDESCREEN 04/27/2009 SS-1105 $ 2,320.00

1671265 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 7" WIDESCREEN 04/27/2009 SS-1105 $ 2,320.00

2251976 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 7" WIDESCREEN 04/08/2009 SS-3204 $ 2,320.00

2253656 5836 Video Recording and DUPLICATOR, CD/DVD 08/09/2012 SS-1105 $ 2,350.00

2253657 5836 Video Recording and DUPLICATOR, CD/DVD 08/09/2012 SS-1105 $ 2,350.00

2157288 5836 Video Recording and GENERATOR, SYNC 06/24/2004 SS-1200 $ 2,450.00

1671350 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, A/V 11/09/2009 SS-1206 $ 2,484.00

2157293 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 06/24/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,513.00

2253439 5836 Video Recording and SCALER, DIGITAL VIDEO 03/13/2012 SS-1100 $ 2,555.00

2157351 5836 Video Recording and DUPLICATOR, CD/DVD 08/26/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,579.00

2158009 5836 Video Recording and RECEIVER, SATELLITE 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 2,650.00

2158010 5836 Video Recording and MODULATOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 2,699.00

2251120 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/28/2007 SS-1200 $ 2,700.00

2251121 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/28/2007 SS-1200 $ 2,700.00

2607644 5836 Video Recording and DISPLAY, TOUCH SCREEN 08/19/2013 SS-1105 $ 2,895.00

2607645 5836 Video Recording and DISPLAY, TOUCH SCREEN 08/19/2013 SS-3225 $ 2,895.00

2607646 5836 Video Recording and DISPLAY, TOUCH SCREEN 08/19/2013 SS-3225 $ 2,895.00

2251959 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 8.4" 04/03/2009 SS-1100 $ 2,925.00

2251960 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 8.4" 04/03/2009 SS-8000 $ 2,925.00

2253363 5836 Video Recording and PANEL, 8.4" TOUCH 11/22/2011 SS-4995 $ 2,955.00

1941140 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/24/2000 SS-1105 $ 3,042.00

2545160 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-2120 $ 3,050.00

2545161 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-1201 $ 3,050.00

2545163 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 3,050.00

2545164 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 3,050.00

2545251 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 10/02/2012 SS-2120 $ 3,050.00

2607706 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, 16 CHANNEL 02/24/2014 SS-8000 $ 3,050.00

2156539 5836 Video Recording and DUPLICATOR, DVD/CD 05/19/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,103.00

2545202 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER, VIDEO 07/23/2012 SS-1105 $ 3,257.00

2253598 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/18/2012 SS-1105 $ 3,278.00

2156970 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER,VIDEO 11/06/2003 SS-3225 $ 3,328.00

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2156971 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 11/06/2003 SS-3226 $ 3,328.00

2156972 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 11/06/2003 SS-3225 $ 3,328.00

2344081 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 12/11/2012 SS-1100 $ 3,515.00

2157276 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/15/2004 SS-1105 $ 3,516.00

2253607 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER 06/20/2012 SS-1103 $ 3,608.00

2253608 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER 06/20/2012 SS-1103 $ 3,608.00

2253609 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER 06/20/2012 SS-1103 $ 3,608.00

2251302 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8.4 02/19/2008 SS-1100 $ 3,634.00

2251304 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, 8.4 02/19/2008 SS-1100 $ 3,634.00

1623273 5836 Video Recording and WAVEFORM MONITOR/VECTORSCOPE 06/06/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,686.00

2253587 5836 Video Recording and RACK, ENCODER; 84 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 3,686.00

2253588 5836 Video Recording and RACK, ENCODER; 84 CHANNEL 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 3,686.00

2251103 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251104 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251108 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251109 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251110 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251111 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251112 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251113 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251114 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1200 $ 3,950.00

2251115 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, VIDEO 09/26/2007 SS-1105 $ 3,950.00

2251982 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 04/17/2009 SS-3204 $ 4,026.00

2252038 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 04/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 4,026.00

2252039 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 04/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 4,026.00

1622968 5836 Video Recording and GENERATOR,SYNC 09/17/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,032.00

2251021 5836 Video Recording and REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 08/17/2007 SS-1200 $ 4,090.00

1324787 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/14/1994 SS-1105 $ 4,120.00

2158267 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER 07/12/2006 SS-1105 $ 4,261.00

1539745 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/29/1995 SS-1105 $ 4,340.00

2545219 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER, MEMORY CARD 08/21/2012 SS-1105 $ 4,373.00

2607518 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER, DIGITAL FILE 01/14/2013 SS-1105 $ 4,375.00

1940734 5836 Video Recording and CAMCORDER 01/18/2000 SS-1105 $ 4,379.00

1941874 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR,TELEVISION 10/09/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,480.00

1624197 5836 Video Recording and CONVERTER, VIDEO 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 4,600.00

1624200 5836 Video Recording and CONVERTER, VIDEO 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 4,600.00

1941841 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR,TELEVISION 10/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,794.00

1941843 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR,TELEVISION 10/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,794.00

2156542 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 05/22/2003 SS-1100 $ 4,847.00

2251744 5836 Video Recording and CAMCORDER 11/05/2008 SS-1105 $ 4,973.00

2251300 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 02/19/2008 SS-1100 $ 5,045.00

2251301 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, INTEGRATED 02/19/2008 SS-1100 $ 5,045.00

1941112 5836 Video Recording and CAMCORDER 08/04/2000 SS-1105 $ 5,148.00

1540745 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 07/05/1996 SS-1105 $ 5,750.00

396631 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 05/05/1986 SS-1105 $ 5,800.00

1624169 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 09/23/2005 SS-1200 $ 5,840.00

1623272 5836 Video Recording and CORRECTOR, VIDEO; DIGITAL 06/06/2003 SS-1105 $ 5,842.00

1623900 5836 Video Recording and STEADICAM 10/05/2004 SS-1105 $ 6,040.00

2251509 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 07/14/2008 SS-1105 $ 6,047.00

2156855 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 6,280.00

2158396 5836 Video Recording and DUPLICATOR, DVD 09/27/2006 SS-1105 $ 6,295.00

1941873 5836 Video Recording and MONITOR, TELEVISION 10/09/2001 SS-1105 $ 6,344.00

2253360 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 11/21/2011 SS-4995 $ 6,778.00

2557856 5836 Video Recording and DECODER, VIDEO 09/22/2011 SS-1105 $ 6,924.00

2251902 5836 Video Recording and PROCESSOR, VIDEO DISPLAY 03/17/2009 SS-8000 $ 7,385.00

1940684 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 12/13/1999 SS-1105 $ 7,466.00

2156016 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/21/2002 SS-1105 $ 7,469.00

2156052 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/04/2002 SS-1105 $ 7,469.00

2251965 5836 Video Recording and TOUCH PANEL, 15" COLOR VIDEO 04/03/2009 SS-8000 $ 7,592.00

1540741 5836 Video Recording and CAMERA 07/05/1996 SS-1105 $ 7,712.00

2545216 5836 Video Recording and ANALYZER, VIDEO 08/15/2012 SS-1105 $ 7,996.00

1670505 5836 Video Recording and ENCRYPTOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 8,000.00

1670506 5836 Video Recording and ENCRYPTOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 8,000.00

2544581 5836 Video Recording and ENCRYPTOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 8,000.00

2607677 5836 Video Recording and ENCRYPTOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 8,000.00

2607700 5836 Video Recording and ENCRYPTOR 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 8,000.00

2252733 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 08/27/2010 SS-1200 $ 8,042.00

2157364 5836 Video Recording and GENERATOR, CHARACTER 09/07/2004 SS-1105 $ 8,616.00

1225157 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 01/28/1993 SS-1105 $ 8,625.00

1224952 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER, VIDEO 10/28/1992 SS-1105 $ 8,800.00

2253651 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, ROUTING 07/30/2012 SS-1105 $ 8,851.00

2156205 5836 Video Recording and MULTIPLEXER, DIGITAL 11/19/2002 SS-8000 $ 8,890.00

2158000 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158001 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158002 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

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2158003 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158004 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158005 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158006 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158007 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2158011 5836 Video Recording and DECODER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,000.00

2156108 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER,VIDEO 09/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 9,095.00

2314703 5836 Video Recording and DECODER, VIDEO 10/07/2009 SS-1201 $ 9,234.00

2529248 5836 Video Recording and MEDIA SERVER, ROUTER 05/23/2005 SS-1201 $ 9,617.00

2529267 5836 Video Recording and MEDIA SERVER, ROUTER 05/23/2005 SS-1105 $ 9,617.00

1539744 5836 Video Recording and CAMERA, VIDEO 09/29/1995 SS-1105 $ 10,139.00

2251019 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER/PLAYER, PORTABLE 08/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 10,200.00

2251257 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER/PLAYER, P2 CARD 12/18/2007 SS-1105 $ 11,641.00

2344160 5836 Video Recording and MULTIVIEWER 02/12/2013 SS-1105 $ 12,278.00

1940560 5836 Video Recording and CAMCORDER 10/04/1999 SS-1105 $ 12,500.00

1940561 5836 Video Recording and CAMCORDER 10/04/1999 SS-1105 $ 12,500.00

2156109 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER/RECORDER,VIDEO 09/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 12,749.00

2156110 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER/RECORDER,VIDEO 09/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 12,749.00

2157303 5836 Video Recording and SYNCHRONIZER, FRAME 07/08/2004 SS-1105 $ 12,839.00

1224951 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 10/28/1992 SS-1105 $ 13,200.00

3050859 5836 Video Recording and MEDIA SYSTEM, VIDEO/AUDIO 09/24/2003 SS-1105 $ 13,541.00

1941860 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 10/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 13,565.00

1941523 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 13,656.00

2251299 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, MATRIX 02/15/2008 SS-1100 $ 13,712.00

1623289 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 07/24/2003 SS-1105 $ 14,305.00

1623290 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 07/24/2003 SS-1105 $ 14,305.00

2156857 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/11/2003 SS-1105 $ 14,735.00

2157300 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 06/29/2004 SS-1105 $ 14,750.00

1541374 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/18/1996 SS-1105 $ 15,050.00

1540639 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/27/1996 SS-1105 $ 15,315.00

1941859 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 10/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 15,770.00

2156131 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/25/2002 SS-1105 $ 16,150.00

2253654 5836 Video Recording and TRANSCODER 08/07/2012 SS-1201 $ 16,316.00

2343637 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, SWITCHER 09/04/2012 SS-1200 $ 16,535.00

1541702 5836 Video Recording and PLAYER, VIDEO CASSETTE 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 19,480.00

2251037 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/29/2007 SS-1105 $ 19,737.00

2251484 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 06/26/2008 SS-1105 $ 19,837.00

1541703 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 20,500.00

1541700 5836 Video Recording and VIDEO EFFECTS MACHINE 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 22,531.00

2157322 5836 Video Recording and INSCRIBER 08/05/2004 SS-1105 $ 27,144.00

2251124 5836 Video Recording and GENERATOR, CHARACTER 10/03/2007 SS-1200 $ 28,890.00

1541701 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, VIDEO 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 29,400.00

2251086 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER, DISK 09/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 33,900.00

2251682 5836 Video Recording and ENCODER, VIDEO 09/16/2008 SS-1201 $ 34,425.00

2251901 5836 Video Recording and SWITCHER, MATRIX 03/17/2009 SS-8000 $ 34,996.00

2251018 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 40,377.00

2251020 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 40,377.00

2251022 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 40,377.00

2251023 5836 Video Recording and RECORDER-REPRODUCER, VIDEO 08/17/2007 SS-1105 $ 40,377.00

2157967 5836 Video Recording and CONTROLLER, ACCESS; DIGITAL 10/05/2005 SS-1201 $ 143,500.00

Federal Supply Classification 5840 - Radar Equipment

1941673 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc CONTROLLER, SURVEY 07/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,270.00

1941672 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc CONTROLLER, SURVEY 07/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,495.00

1941216 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc CONTROLLER, SURVEY 10/19/2000 SS-1105 $ 6,592.00

34125 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc CONTROLLER, SURVEY 09/20/1994 SS-1105 $ 9,641.00

1539736 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc RADAR UNIT, MARINE 09/29/1995 SS-1105 $ 30,420.00

1941674 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc GEODIMETER 07/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 30,541.00

1941844 5840 Radar Equipment, Exc CONTROLLER, SURVEY 10/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 37,672.00

Federal Supply Classification 5895

2252509 5895 Miscellaneous Commun TUNER, ANTENNA 07/07/2010 SS-8000 $ 650.00

1941212 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCHER, COMPONENT 10/13/2000 SS-1105 $ 735.00

1623468 5895 Miscellaneous Commun MODULATOR 09/19/2003 SS-1201 $ 744.00

2252510 5895 Miscellaneous Commun AMPLIFIER, MOBILE 07/07/2010 SS-1105 $ 750.00

2251638 5895 Miscellaneous Commun AMPLIFIER, AUDIO POWER 08/26/2008 SS-1105 $ 1,062.00

2251639 5895 Miscellaneous Commun AMPLIFIER, AUDIO POWER 08/26/2008 SS-1105 $ 1,062.00

1671206 5895 Miscellaneous Commun MODULATOR, RF 07/24/2008 SS-1201 $ 1,233.00

G034662 5895 Miscellaneous Commun GENERATOR, COLOR SYNC 10/02/1989 SS-1105 $ 1,625.00

2544691 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCHER, A/V 05/10/2011 SS-1103 $ 1,968.00

2251508 5895 Miscellaneous Commun AMPLIFIER, POWER 07/09/2008 SS-1100 $ 2,000.00

752634 5895 Miscellaneous Commun AMPLIFIER, LOW NOISE 03/06/1985 SS-1105 $ 2,495.00

1622652 5895 Miscellaneous Commun TRANSMITTER 09/13/1999 SS-1105 $ 2,750.00

1941622 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCHER,WIDEBAND 06/07/2001 SS-1100 $ 3,504.00

1912227 5895 Miscellaneous Commun MODEM, SATELLITE 02/20/1998 SS-1105 $ 6,375.00

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1322932 5895 Miscellaneous Commun CHASSIS, VOICE OPERATED SWITCH 07/27/1993 SS-1201 $ 8,215.00

42023 5895 Miscellaneous Commun TRANSMITTER, OPTICAL 08/15/1996 SS-1201 $ 8,725.00

2155723 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCHER,VIDEO 02/05/2002 SS-1200 $ 9,415.00

1322931 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCH, VOICE FREQUENCY 07/27/1993 SS-1201 $ 10,735.00

2157714 5895 Miscellaneous Commun SWITCHER, ROUTING 06/07/2005 SS-1100 $ 11,407.00

1941538 5895 Miscellaneous Commun CONSOLE, COMPACT COM. 09/28/1989 SS-1201 $ 16,038.00

1541285 5895 Miscellaneous Commun TRANSMITTER, OPTICAL 09/09/1996 SS-1201 $ 20,777.00

2157311 5895 Miscellaneous Commun CONSOLE INTERFACE, REMOTE 07/15/2004 SS-1201 $ 37,101.00

Federal Supply Classification 59

1622913 5915 Filters and Networks FILTER,HIGH/LOW PASS 06/28/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,025.00

1912723 5985 Antennas, Waveguide, CONTROLLER 04/13/1998 SS-1105 $ 13,337.00

2344478 5996 Amplifiers AMPLIFIER, POWER 02/03/2014 SS-1105 $ 630.00

2253359 5996 Amplifiers AMPLIFIER, POWER 11/16/2011 SS-4995 $ 728.00

Federal Supply Classification 60

2253627 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253628 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253629 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253630 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253631 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253632 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253633 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 2,456.00

2253634 6030 Fiber Optic Devices TRANSMITTER, FIBER OPTIC 07/10/2012 SS-2204 $ 2,456.00

1941225 6115 Generators and Gener GENERATOR 11/01/2000 SS-1105 $ 1,815.00

2251442 6115 Generators and Gener GENERATOR, PORTABLE 05/20/2008 SS-1105 $ 1,957.00

2252734 6115 Generators and Gener GENERATOR, RV 08/27/2010 SS-8000 $ 4,378.00

Federal Supply Classification 6115 - Generators and Generator Sets, Electrical

2252428 6515 Medical and Surgical DEFIBRILLATOR 03/25/2010 SS-1105 $ 1,552.00

2252429 6515 Medical and Surgical DEFIBRILLATOR 03/25/2010 SS-9121 $ 1,552.00

Federal Supply Classification 6605/6625 - Instruments and Laboratory Equipment

2251632 6625 Electrical and Elect MULTIMETER, DIGITAL 08/22/2008 SS-1201 $ 617.00

1622974 6625 Electrical and Elect MULTIMETER 09/24/2001 SS-1110 $ 699.00

753418 6625 Electrical and Elect GENERATOR FUNCTION 05/06/1985 SS-1105 $ 895.00

2252610 6625 Electrical and Elect TESTER, MODULAR NETWORK 08/05/2010 SS-1201 $ 994.00

15879 6625 Electrical and Elect DECADE RESISTANCE BOX 11/17/1989 SS-1105 $ 1,362.00

2155789 6625 Electrical and Elect LOCATER,PIPE & CABLE 03/29/2002 SS-1105 $ 1,795.00

1622842 6625 Electrical and Elect ANALYZER, SERIAL COMMUNICATION 11/16/2000 SS-1110 $ 2,049.00

1324751 6625 Electrical and Elect MONITOR, WAVEFORM 09/02/1994 SS-1201 $ 2,120.00

1225124 6625 Electrical and Elect POWER SUPPLY, HALOGEN LAMP 12/23/1992 SS-1105 $ 2,375.00

2251506 6625 Electrical and Elect GENERATOR, SYNC; DIGITAL 07/03/2008 SS-1105 $ 3,999.00

1911297 6625 Electrical and Elect GENERATOR, SIGNAL 11/04/1997 SS-1110 $ 5,000.00

2253313 6625 Electrical and Elect LOCATER, CABLE & PIPE 12/27/2011 SS-1201 $ 5,860.00

1671112 6625 Electrical and Elect MONITOR, WAVEFORM 10/22/2007 SS-1200 $ 9,650.00

1911389 6625 Electrical and Elect MODULATOR, PSK 11/25/1997 SS-1110 $ 10,000.00

2251733 6625 Electrical and Elect TOOLKIT, MODULAR TEST 10/30/2008 SS-1201 $ 13,590.00

2156767 6625 Electrical and Elect OSCILLOSCOPE 07/31/2003 SS-1201 $ 13,694.00

2157972 6625 Electrical and Elect ANALYZER, SPECTRUM 10/06/2005 SS-1201 $ 15,498.00

2155815 6625 Electrical and Elect RADIOMETER 04/25/2002 SS-1105 $ 19,881.00

2155816 6625 Electrical and Elect RADIOMETER 04/25/2002 SS-1105 $ 19,881.00

3033946 6625 Electrical and Elect ANALYZER, SPECTRUM 08/28/2009 SS-1201 $ 70,482.00

Federal Supply Classification 6650

2253371 6660 Meteorological Instr WEATHER PROCESSING SYSTEM 12/13/2011 SS-1201 $ 1,500.00

2157884 6660 Meteorological Instr SCRIBE, WEATHER 08/22/2005 SS-8000 $ 5,000.00

Federal Supply Classification 6665 - Hazard Detecting Instruments and Apparatus

2251849 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins DETECTOR, MULTIGAS 02/26/2009 SS-8302 $ 1,470.00

2253218 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins DETECTOR, GAS 07/01/2011 SS-8302 $ 1,645.00

1670604 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins DETECTOR, GAS 06/08/2006 SS-8302 $ 1,648.00

2158233 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins DETECTOR, GAS 06/05/2006 SS-8302 $ 2,118.00

1224985 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins CONTROLLER, RADIATION SOURCE 11/05/1992 SS-1105 $ 2,925.00

1324616 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins LOCATOR, PIPE & CABLE 08/03/1994 SS-1201 $ 4,401.00

1172673 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins DETECTOR, LEAK HELIUM 06/24/1991 SS-1105 $ 20,192.00

2157519 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins CAMERA, INFRARED 01/03/2005 SS-1105 $ 40,670.00

34873 6665 Hazard-Detecting Ins SPECTRORADIOMETER 04/23/1997 SS-1105 $ 74,045.00

Federal Supply Classification 6670 - Scales and Balances

1671472 6670 Scales and Balances SCALE, PLATFORM 07/24/2010 SS-3204 $ 732.00

Federal Supply Classification 6675 - Drafting, Surveying and Mapping Instruments

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415329 6675 Drafting, Surveying, STEREOSCOPE 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 1,091.00

Federal Supply Classification 6685/6695 - Pressure Temperature and Humidity Measuring Equipment

415154 6685 Pressure, Temperatur GAGE, DIGITAL HEIGHT 11/18/1981 SS-1105 $ 660.00

Federal Supply Classification 6720/6730/6740/6760 - Photographic Equipment

1323666 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA, 35MM 12/21/1993 SS-1105 $ 546.00

1623471 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA, DIGITAL 09/23/2003 SS-1105 $ 877.00

1622885 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA, DIGITAL 05/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,000.00

1622886 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA 05/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,000.00

1670548 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA, DIGITAL 04/10/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,408.00

1912879 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA 06/18/1998 SS-1105 $ 4,609.00

1911985 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA 12/19/1997 SS-1105 $ 8,900.00

447989 6720 Cameras, Still Pictu CAMERA, STILL PICTURE 07/07/1977 SS-1105 $ 41,845.00

446980 6730 Photographic Project TABLE LIGHT DIRECT VIEWING 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 758.00

2157792 6730 Photographic Project VIEWFINDER 07/12/2005 SS-1105 $ 875.00

2157793 6730 Photographic Project VIEWFINDER 07/12/2005 SS-1105 $ 875.00

2252149 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/05/2009 SS-1100 $ 974.00

2252150 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/05/2009 SS-2425 $ 974.00

2253158 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, PORTABLE 06/09/2011 SS-2425 $ 1,073.00

2253159 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, PORTABLE 06/09/2011 SS-1105 $ 1,073.00

2251944 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 03/24/2009 SS-1100 $ 1,318.00

442088 6730 Photographic Project TABLE LIGHT DIRECT VIEWING 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 1,325.00

2251517 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 07/17/2008 SS-1105 $ 1,540.00

2250985 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/06/2007 SS-1105 $ 1,588.00

2157880 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/19/2005 SS-1105 $ 1,971.00

2157881 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/19/2005 SS-1105 $ 1,971.00

2158137 6730 Photographic Project BOARD, ELECTRONIC COPY 01/17/2006 SS-1105 $ 2,007.00

2157629 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 04/07/2005 SS-1201 $ 2,098.00

2157630 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 04/11/2005 SS-1105 $ 2,262.00

2156763 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 07/31/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,300.00

2156312 6730 Photographic Project PRESENTER, VISUAL 02/10/2003 SS-1100 $ 2,503.00

2157721 6730 Photographic Project PRESENTER, VISUAL 06/10/2005 SS-1100 $ 2,603.00

2156849 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 09/08/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,750.00

2156850 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 09/08/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,750.00

1941621 6730 Photographic Project PRESENTER, VISUAL 06/05/2001 SS-1100 $ 2,830.00

2252689 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/20/2010 SS-1110 $ 3,060.00

2252786 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 09/07/2010 SS-1100 $ 3,060.00

2156170 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 10/02/2002 SS-1100 $ 3,082.00

2253173 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/14/2011 SS-1103 $ 3,193.00

2158053 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 12/08/2005 SS-1105 $ 3,200.00

2158054 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 12/08/2005 SS-1105 $ 3,200.00

2158041 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 12/01/2005 SS-3226 $ 3,226.00

2344342 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 10/01/2013 SS-1105 $ 3,284.00

2344343 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 10/01/2013 SS-1105 $ 3,284.00

2155946 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 07/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 3,346.00

2155948 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 07/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 3,346.00

2344521 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 03/06/2014 SS-1206 $ 3,350.00

2344230 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/04/2013 SS-3225 $ 3,375.00

2344231 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/04/2013 SS-3225 $ 3,375.00

2344232 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/04/2013 SS-3226 $ 3,375.00

2252146 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/05/2009 SS-1100 $ 3,382.00

2252147 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/05/2009 SS-1105 $ 3,382.00

2252148 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/05/2009 SS-1105 $ 3,382.00

2156875 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 09/22/2003 SS-3225 $ 3,775.00

2252027 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 04/27/2009 SS-1100 $ 3,800.00

2252028 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 04/27/2009 SS-1100 $ 3,800.00

2251978 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 04/08/2009 SS-3204 $ 3,811.00

1941641 6730 Photographic Project CONVERTER, VIDEO 06/29/2001 SS-3204 $ 3,825.00

1622894 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 05/30/2001 SS-1100 $ 3,886.00

2343634 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/27/2012 SS-1105 $ 3,957.00

2343635 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/27/2012 SS-1100 $ 3,957.00

2343636 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/27/2012 SS-1100 $ 3,957.00

1941640 6730 Photographic Project PRESENTER, VISUAL 06/29/2001 SS-1100 $ 4,048.00

2344092 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 12/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 4,121.00

2253638 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 07/16/2012 SS-1100 $ 4,283.00

2156968 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD 11/05/2003 SS-3225 $ 4,511.00

1941179 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 09/11/2000 SS-1105 $ 4,760.00

2253346 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 10/25/2011 SS-4995 $ 4,920.00

2344279 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/06/2013 SS-1105 $ 6,474.00

2344280 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 08/06/2013 SS-1105 $ 6,474.00

1941161 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 08/31/2000 SS-1105 $ 6,650.00

1910203 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/27/1997 SS-1105 $ 6,784.00

2252181 6730 Photographic Project READER/SCANNER, MICROFILM 08/26/2009 SS-3204 $ 7,298.00

1940886 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 03/10/2000 SS-1100 $ 7,346.00

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1941821 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 09/26/2001 SS-1100 $ 7,735.00

1940146 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 03/31/1999 SS-1105 $ 8,659.00

1940156 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 04/01/1999 SS-1105 $ 8,659.00

2344233 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, LCD 06/04/2013 SS-1100 $ 11,479.00

2156843 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 09/04/2003 SS-1105 $ 13,610.00

2156844 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 09/04/2003 SS-1105 $ 13,610.00

1224169 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, COLOR VIDEO 08/10/1992 SS-1201 $ 19,156.00

1224170 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, COLOR VIDEO 08/10/1992 SS-1201 $ 19,156.00

2157727 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 06/14/2005 SS-1105 $ 21,434.00

2157728 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 06/14/2005 SS-1105 $ 21,434.00

2253592 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR 04/13/2010 SS-1200 $ 46,728.00

2250938 6730 Photographic Project PROJECTOR, DIGITAL 06/28/2007 SS-1200 $ 76,756.00

415273 6740 Photographic Develop SPHERE, INTEGRATING 09/20/1982 SS-1105 $ 1,780.00

1671311 6740 Photographic Develop EDITING SYSTEM 08/11/2009 SS-1105 $ 9,796.00

1671312 6740 Photographic Develop EDITING SYSTEM 08/11/2009 SS-1105 $ 9,796.00

415177 6760 Photographic Equipme TABLE, LIGHT 02/25/1983 SS-1105 $ 546.00

447993 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 8MM 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 555.00

415216 6760 Photographic Equipme INTERVALOMETER, AIRCRAFT CAMER 07/08/1983 SS-1105 $ 600.00

415217 6760 Photographic Equipme INTERVALOMETER, AIRCRAFT CAMER 07/07/1983 SS-1105 $ 600.00

415238 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 40MM 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 624.00

415239 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 500MM 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 793.00

1622827 6760 Photographic Equipme CAMERA, DIGITAL, STILL 09/29/2000 SS-1105 $ 1,287.00

1622828 6760 Photographic Equipme CAMERA, DIGITAL, STILL 09/29/2000 SS-1105 $ 1,287.00

36325 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 10/21/1992 SS-1105 $ 2,090.00

1622960 6760 Photographic Equipme TRIPOD 09/04/2001 SS-1200 $ 2,090.00

1622859 6760 Photographic Equipme CAMERA, DIGITAL, STILL 01/08/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,299.00

15304 6760 Photographic Equipme CAMERA, TRIPOD 07/21/1988 SS-1105 $ 2,329.00

2544866 6760 Photographic Equipme DEMAND UNIT, ZOOM RATE 08/17/2011 SS-1105 $ 3,317.00

2544867 6760 Photographic Equipme DEMAND UNIT, ZOOM RATE 08/17/2011 SS-1105 $ 3,317.00

2251834 6760 Photographic Equipme REMOTE CONTROL UNIT, CAMERA 02/20/2009 SS-1200 $ 4,510.00

16107 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS 05/12/1988 SS-1105 $ 4,620.00

2544916 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS 11/15/2011 SS-1105 $ 6,250.00

2544917 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS 11/15/2011 SS-1105 $ 6,250.00

1623262 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 05/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 6,300.00

1623263 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, CAMERA 05/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 6,300.00

33930 6760 Photographic Equipme LENS, ZOOM 07/12/1996 SS-1105 $ 8,635.00

415168 6760 Photographic Equipme MAGAZINE, 16MM FILM 12/01/1978 SS-1105 $ 14,412.00

415172 6760 Photographic Equipme MAGAZINE, FILM 03/20/1979 SS-1105 $ 15,709.00

Federal Supply Classification 7021 - ADP Central Processing Unit

2344431 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, TABLET 12/26/2013 SS-1105 $ 540.00

1623102 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, HANDHELD 06/07/2002 SS-1105 $ 579.00

2156801 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 777.00

2156803 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 777.00

2156804 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 777.00

2156805 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 777.00

1940772 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 02/04/2000 SS-1105 $ 1,000.00

1912789 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 05/15/1998 SS-1105 $ 1,077.00

2157799 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 02/17/2005 SS-4010 $ 1,134.00

2156656 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156657 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156658 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156659 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156660 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156661 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156662 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156664 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156668 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156669 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156670 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156673 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156674 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156675 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156676 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156678 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156679 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156681 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156682 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156683 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156684 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156685 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156687 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156689 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156690 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156691 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

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2156692 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156693 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2156694 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,290.00

2201230 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 09/07/2006 SS-9323 $ 1,473.00

2156825 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2156829 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2156831 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2156832 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2156833 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2158025 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 11/16/2005 SS-1105 $ 1,528.00

2253299 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/09/2011 SS-1110 $ 1,528.00

2253300 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/09/2011 SS-1100 $ 1,528.00

1941806 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/18/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,599.00

2155765 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 03/05/2002 SS-1105 $ 1,603.00

2156218 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 12/03/2002 SS-1105 $ 1,727.00

2158623 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 03/27/2007 SS-8000 $ 1,746.00

2157418 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 11/22/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,780.00

2156701 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/10/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,873.00

1941743 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,025.00

2158253 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, NOTEBOOK 07/03/2006 SS-9121 $ 2,157.00

2158254 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, NOTEBOOK 07/03/2006 SS-9121 $ 2,157.00

2156873 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, NOTEBOOK 09/19/2003 SS-1110 $ 2,377.00

2156605 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, LAPTOP 07/07/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,570.00

2156907 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, NOTEBOOK 09/26/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,824.00

2156908 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, NOTEBOOK 09/26/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,824.00

1941496 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 04/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,906.00

1941507 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 04/13/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,906.00

1941928 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 11/19/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,906.00

1941931 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 11/19/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,906.00

1941932 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 11/19/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,906.00

2510491 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 04/14/2006 SS-9121 $ 2,974.00

2510493 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 04/14/2006 SS-9323 $ 2,974.00

1541697 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/26/1996 SS-1105 $ 3,000.00

1939678 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/30/1998 SS-1105 $ 3,000.00

1939679 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 09/30/1998 SS-1105 $ 3,000.00

2158622 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, LAPTOP 03/27/2007 SS-3204 $ 3,088.00

2156851 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, LAPTOP 09/10/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,160.00

1941664 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/06/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,253.00

1941665 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 07/06/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,253.00

1941646 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/27/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,273.00

1941647 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/27/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,273.00

1941648 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/27/2001 SS-1105 $ 3,273.00

1912011 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 12/23/1997 SS-1105 $ 3,335.00

1912018 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 12/23/1997 SS-1105 $ 3,335.00

2156286 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 01/22/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,410.00

2156287 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 01/22/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,410.00

2317626 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 10/17/2011 SS-1105 $ 3,463.00

1941210 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 10/13/2000 SS-1105 $ 3,725.00

1541617 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 10/29/1996 SS-1105 $ 3,831.00

1939196 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/14/1998 SS-1105 $ 3,854.00

1941560 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 04/17/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,086.00

1324901 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 5,826.00

1324976 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 5,826.00

2157373 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/06/2004 SS-1105 $ 5,833.00

2156343 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 03/07/2003 SS-1105 $ 5,896.00

1939218 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/1998 SS-1105 $ 6,000.00

1939219 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 08/21/1998 SS-1105 $ 6,000.00

2570831 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 09/10/2008 SS-8000 $ 6,004.00

2570836 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 09/10/2008 SS-8000 $ 6,004.00

2158394 7021 ADP Central Processi WORKSTATION 09/26/2006 SS-1105 $ 6,505.00

2591194 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER 06/10/2013 SS-8000 $ 6,531.00

2591195 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER 06/10/2013 SS-8000 $ 6,531.00

1629869 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER 09/01/2010 SS-9323 $ 6,740.00

1655833 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, COMPUTER 08/11/2010 SS-1201 $ 6,858.00

2541835 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 07/20/2006 SS-9323 $ 6,944.00

2541859 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 07/20/2006 SS-9323 $ 6,944.00

2156402 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 04/15/2003 SS-8000 $ 7,318.00

1667154 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 01/24/2005 SS-9323 $ 7,328.00

2545944 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 10/15/2008 SS-8000 $ 7,715.00

2545949 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 10/15/2008 SS-8000 $ 7,715.00

2156547 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/04/2003 SS-1105 $ 8,322.00

1941038 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/15/2000 SS-1105 $ 8,827.00

2343676 7021 ADP Central Processi WORKSTATION 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 9,393.00

2343677 7021 ADP Central Processi WORKSTATION 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 9,393.00

2544834 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 12/07/2011 SS-1201 $ 9,520.00

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2156401 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 04/15/2003 SS-8000 $ 10,523.00

2545931 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 10/15/2008 SS-8000 $ 11,729.00

2158395 7021 ADP Central Processi WORKSTATION 09/27/2006 SS-1105 $ 14,455.00

1941635 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/12/2001 SS-1105 $ 18,376.00

2545876 7021 ADP Central Processi SERVER, RACKMOUNT 10/08/2008 SS-8000 $ 18,589.00

1940401 7021 ADP Central Processi COMPUTER, MICRO 06/21/1999 SS-1105 $ 88,390.00

Federal Supply Classification 7025/7035 - ADP Input/Output and Storage Devices

1939243 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/02/1998 SS-1105 $ 500.00

1939675 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/30/1998 SS-1105 $ 500.00

1939680 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/30/1998 SS-1105 $ 500.00

1939681 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/30/1998 SS-1105 $ 500.00

1624180 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, GIGABIT 08/26/2005 SS-9323 $ 503.00

G033743 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 04/10/1989 SS-1105 $ 573.00

2156707 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 07/16/2003 SS-1110 $ 579.00

1623301 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/06/2003 SS-1105 $ 598.00

1941211 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/13/2000 SS-1105 $ 600.00

2156180 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/17/2002 SS-1105 $ 606.00

2157669 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 04/21/2005 SS-1105 $ 607.00

3053472 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/25/2004 SS-8000 $ 616.00

2156616 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156617 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1100 $ 620.00

2156618 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156619 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156620 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156621 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156622 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156623 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156625 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156626 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156627 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156629 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156630 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156631 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-9121 $ 620.00

2156632 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156633 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156634 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156635 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-3204 $ 620.00

2156636 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1100 $ 620.00

2156637 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156638 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1100 $ 620.00

2156639 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-9121 $ 620.00

2156640 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156641 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156642 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156643 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156644 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156646 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156648 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156649 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1100 $ 620.00

2156650 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156652 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156653 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156654 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156655 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/09/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156814 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156815 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156816 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156817 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/03/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156819 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156820 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156821 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156822 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2156823 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/02/2003 SS-9121 $ 620.00

2158014 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 11/04/2005 SS-1105 $ 620.00

2158015 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 11/04/2005 SS-1105 $ 620.00

1323811 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 02/23/1994 SS-1105 $ 671.00

812279 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 01/16/1990 SS-1105 $ 680.00

1623269 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 06/04/2003 SS-1105 $ 689.00

1623222 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 03/07/2003 SS-1105 $ 746.00

1623223 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 03/07/2003 SS-1105 $ 746.00

1623252 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/02/2003 SS-1105 $ 746.00

41909 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 05/05/1997 SS-1105 $ 759.00

415225 7025 ADP Input/Output and MIRROR OPTIC 05/25/1982 SS-1105 $ 782.00

415250 7025 ADP Input/Output and ROTATOR, MOTORIZED 08/03/1983 SS-1105 $ 825.00

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2157709 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 06/01/2005 SS-1105 $ 832.00

2157710 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 06/01/2005 SS-1105 $ 832.00

1324912 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 842.00

1324918 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 842.00

1324949 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 842.00

1324950 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/04/1994 SS-1105 $ 842.00

2343679 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 846.00

2343680 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 846.00

2343681 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 846.00

2343682 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 846.00

2263795 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 01/23/2008 SS-1105 $ 847.00

1939169 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/18/1998 SS-1105 $ 851.00

34623 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 03/12/1997 SS-1105 $ 860.00

2156703 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/10/2003 SS-1105 $ 870.00

415171 7025 ADP Input/Output and ERASER, MAGNETIC 07/26/1977 SS-1105 $ 895.00

2156219 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 12/03/2002 SS-1105 $ 900.00

1940448 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/21/1999 SS-1105 $ 1,000.00

2253679 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 1,020.00

2157704 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/31/2005 SS-1105 $ 1,043.00

2344211 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT, RACKMOUNT 04/17/2013 SS-9323 $ 1,050.00

2344212 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT, RACKMOUNT 04/17/2013 SS-9323 $ 1,050.00

1623208 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 01/22/2003 SS-8000 $ 1,069.00

1623209 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 01/22/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,069.00

2157352 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 08/26/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,087.00

2251752 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/10/2008 SS-9323 $ 1,108.00

2253551 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITOR, TOUCHSCREEN 04/05/2012 SS-1105 $ 1,119.00

2251964 7025 ADP Input/Output and DOCKING STATION 04/03/2009 SS-8000 $ 1,125.00

2157307 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/12/2004 SS-1200 $ 1,130.00

1323817 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE BACKUP DRIVE 02/23/1994 SS-1105 $ 1,150.00

G034915 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 11/09/1989 SS-1110 $ 1,200.00

1941476 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 04/06/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,210.00

1941724 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,236.00

1941725 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,236.00

2157371 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/06/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,238.00

2157372 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 08/06/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,238.00

2158397 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 09/27/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,265.00

2155999 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 08/13/2002 SS-1105 $ 1,278.00

2158153 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 04/07/2006 SS-4010 $ 1,288.00

1623264 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 05/01/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,334.00

1941190 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 09/15/2000 SS-1105 $ 1,365.00

1670539 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCHER, MATRIX 02/28/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,453.00

1323843 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 02/28/1994 SS-1105 $ 1,460.00

1941683 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/19/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,462.00

2252643 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, THERMAL TRANSFER 08/09/2010 SS-3204 $ 1,556.00

2252648 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, THERMAL TRANSFER 08/10/2010 SS-3204 $ 1,556.00

3054843 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT, DRAWER MOUNTED 01/26/2005 SS-8000 $ 1,601.00

2157033 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 01/15/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,655.00

2158217 7025 ADP Input/Output and HARD DRIVE UNIT 06/09/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,663.00

2158218 7025 ADP Input/Output and HARD DRIVE UNIT 06/09/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,663.00

1940244 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 05/12/1999 SS-1100 $ 1,739.00

1941790 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 09/17/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,752.00

1941457 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 03/21/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,753.00

1671387 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK ARRAY 03/10/2010 SS-9323 $ 1,776.00

2156753 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156756 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156757 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156758 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156759 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156760 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

2156761 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/29/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,849.00

1623945 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/16/2004 SS-1105 $ 1,872.00

1910691 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/29/1997 SS-1105 $ 1,914.00

1910694 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/29/1997 SS-1105 $ 1,914.00

1940366 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/10/1999 SS-1105 $ 1,916.00

2157150 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 03/22/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,011.00

2156403 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 04/16/2003 SS-1201 $ 2,040.00

1624057 7025 ADP Input/Output and HARD DRIVE UNIT 07/21/2005 SS-1105 $ 2,103.00

1623690 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/28/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,109.00

1623691 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/28/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,109.00

1623692 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/28/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,109.00

2158359 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 09/20/2006 SS-8000 $ 2,119.00

2158360 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 2,119.00

1324606 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 08/02/1994 SS-1110 $ 2,125.00

1324764 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 09/08/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,138.00

1324600 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 08/01/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,146.00

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2253176 7025 ADP Input/Output and DRIVE, MEMORY CARD 06/15/2011 SS-1105 $ 2,165.00

1910211 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 07/02/1997 SS-1105 $ 2,182.00

2157689 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/25/2005 SS-1100 $ 2,243.00

2157690 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/25/2005 SS-1100 $ 2,243.00

1941697 7025 ADP Input/Output and SEVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,280.00

1941698 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,280.00

1941705 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,280.00

1941707 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,280.00

2157964 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 10/04/2005 SS-1200 $ 2,281.00

2156355 7025 ADP Input/Output and ENCLOSURE, RACK 01/03/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,363.00

1941867 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,364.00

1941097 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/26/2000 SS-1105 $ 2,399.00

2156563 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 06/24/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,459.00

2158650 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158651 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158652 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158653 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158654 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158655 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158656 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158657 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158658 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158659 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158660 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158661 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158662 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158663 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158664 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158665 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158666 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158668 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158669 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158670 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158671 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158673 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158674 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158676 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158678 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158680 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158681 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158682 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158683 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158684 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158685 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158687 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158688 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158689 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158690 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158692 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158693 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158694 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

2158695 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/03/2007 SS-9323 $ 2,515.00

1324849 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 09/27/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,550.00

1324850 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 09/27/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,550.00

1324851 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 09/27/1994 SS-1105 $ 2,550.00

1623944 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/16/2004 SS-1105 $ 2,671.00

1323385 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK DRIVE UNIT 09/25/1992 SS-1105 $ 2,695.00

2156399 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 04/15/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,784.00

2156400 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 04/15/2003 SS-1105 $ 2,784.00

1941691 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 07/25/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

1941701 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

1941702 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

1941708 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

1941709 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

2155761 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/06/2002 SS-1105 $ 2,820.00

2253482 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH 04/02/2012 SS-9323 $ 2,897.00

2158358 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/20/2006 SS-1201 $ 2,951.00

2607568 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/15/2013 SS-8000 $ 3,014.00

2158213 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/06/2006 SS-9121 $ 3,137.00

2158214 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/06/2006 SS-1105 $ 3,137.00

1671323 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 08/26/2009 JS-46 $ 3,165.00

1671324 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 08/26/2009 JS-46 $ 3,165.00

1671325 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 08/26/2009 JS-46 $ 3,165.00

1624033 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER, NETLINK 05/20/2005 SS-1105 $ 3,270.00

2157632 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2005 SS-9323 $ 3,350.00

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2157633 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2005 SS-9323 $ 3,350.00

1324797 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 09/19/1994 SS-1105 $ 3,354.00

2158066 7025 ADP Input/Output and HARD DRIVE UNIT 12/14/2005 SS-1105 $ 3,387.00

2158067 7025 ADP Input/Output and HARD DRIVE UNIT 12/14/2005 SS-1105 $ 3,387.00

2158614 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/13/2007 SS-3225 $ 3,472.00

2253688 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2253689 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2253690 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2253691 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2253692 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2253693 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, MICRO 08/17/2012 SS-9121 $ 3,513.00

2607479 7025 ADP Input/Output and WORKSTATION, DESKTOP 01/09/2013 SS-9121 $ 3,524.00

2607480 7025 ADP Input/Output and WORKSTATION, DESKTOP 01/09/2013 SS-1201 $ 3,524.00

2158332 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, BROCADE CHANNEL 08/28/2006 JS-46 $ 3,592.00

2158605 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/09/2007 SS-1201 $ 3,751.00

2158606 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/09/2007 SS-1201 $ 3,751.00

2252183 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, DISK ARRAY 08/19/2009 SS-9323 $ 3,817.00

2252184 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, DISK ARRAY 08/19/2009 SS-9323 $ 3,817.00

2252185 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, DISK ARRAY 08/19/2009 SS-9323 $ 3,817.00

2156718 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/21/2003 SS-8306 $ 3,822.00

2156719 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 07/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 3,822.00

2252792 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/16/2010 SS-1105 $ 4,000.00

2252793 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 09/16/2010 SS-1105 $ 4,000.00

1941695 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,116.00

1941696 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,116.00

1941767 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,116.00

1941768 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,116.00

1941769 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/04/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,116.00

1671027 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, RAID 06/01/2007 SS-9323 $ 4,249.00

2157999 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/01/2005 SS-8000 $ 4,300.00

446931 7025 ADP Input/Output and ANALYZER, DATA 05/14/1981 SS-1105 $ 4,410.00

1941703 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,457.00

2158497 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 01/25/2007 SS-9121 $ 4,480.00

1670780 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/21/2006 SS-9323 $ 4,483.00

1670781 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/21/2006 SS-9323 $ 4,483.00

2158073 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/27/2005 SS-9323 $ 4,556.00

2251737 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, BROCADE 10/31/2008 SS-9323 $ 4,750.00

2158074 7025 ADP Input/Output and DATA RECOVERY SYSTEM 12/28/2005 SS-1105 $ 4,791.00

2253433 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITOR, TOUCHSCREEN 02/27/2012 SS-1105 $ 4,798.00

1941706 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,813.00

2251462 7025 ADP Input/Output and INTEGRATOR, NETWORK 06/11/2008 SS-1201 $ 4,830.00

2251463 7025 ADP Input/Output and INTEGRATOR, NETWORK 06/11/2008 SS-8000 $ 4,830.00

2251464 7025 ADP Input/Output and INTEGRATOR, NETWORK 06/11/2008 JS-46 $ 4,830.00

1941694 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2001 SS-1105 $ 4,949.00

2158646 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/26/2007 SS-1105 $ 4,980.00

2156302 7025 ADP Input/Output and RACK ENCLOSURE, 8-CHANNEL 02/05/2003 SS-1105 $ 4,995.00

2250710 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/30/2007 SS-8000 $ 5,000.00

1671282 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 07/23/2009 SS-9323 $ 5,090.00

2250984 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/06/2007 SS-1201 $ 5,150.00

2607522 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/22/2013 SS-4110 $ 5,198.00

2607523 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/22/2013 SS-1105 $ 5,198.00

2607524 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/22/2013 SS-9323 $ 5,198.00

2607525 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/22/2013 SS-4010 $ 5,198.00

2607526 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/22/2013 SS-9323 $ 5,198.00

2252982 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 05/23/2011 SS-1110 $ 5,200.00

2591196 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK ARRAY 06/10/2013 SS-8000 $ 5,259.00

2157357 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/27/2004 SS-1201 $ 5,352.00

2250771 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/24/2007 SS-9323 $ 5,352.00

2157821 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/01/2005 SS-9323 $ 5,359.00

2252863 7025 ADP Input/Output and SCANNER, COLOR 01/18/2011 SS-3204 $ 5,430.00

2252840 7025 ADP Input/Output and SCANNER, COLOR 11/29/2010 SS-3204 $ 5,480.00

2158411 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/10/2006 SS-9323 $ 5,519.00

2251199 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/16/2007 SS-8000 $ 5,530.00

2251156 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/26/2007 SS-9323 $ 5,549.00

1623875 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER 07/22/2004 SS-1105 $ 5,645.00

2250737 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/17/2007 SS-8000 $ 5,750.00

1671365 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/10/2009 SS-8000 $ 5,860.00

1671366 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/10/2009 SS-1201 $ 5,860.00

2250712 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/02/2007 SS-1201 $ 5,900.00

2157838 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/11/2005 SS-9323 $ 5,930.00

1671326 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/27/2009 SS-9323 $ 5,932.00

2251679 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, KVM 09/15/2008 SS-9323 $ 6,116.00

1671156 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, KVM 04/16/2008 JS-46 $ 6,198.00

2252108 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, RAID 06/26/2009 SS-9323 $ 6,200.00

2252981 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 05/23/2011 SS-9323 $ 6,200.00

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2252783 7025 ADP Input/Output and COMPUTER, LAPTOP 09/07/2010 SS-9121 $ 6,217.00

2251205 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/27/2007 SS-9323 $ 6,272.00

1671322 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, ARRAY 08/26/2009 JS-46 $ 6,368.00

2544396 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/11/2010 SS-8000 $ 6,432.00

2156395 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/15/2003 SS-8000 $ 6,510.00

2544476 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/20/2010 SS-8000 $ 6,701.00

2544477 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/20/2010 SS-8000 $ 6,701.00

2158648 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/27/2007 SS-1201 $ 6,763.00

2344235 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, BROCADE 06/07/2013 SS-9323 $ 6,774.00

2344236 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, BROCADE 06/07/2013 SS-9323 $ 6,774.00

2344237 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, BROCADE 06/07/2013 SS-9323 $ 6,774.00

1910687 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/29/1997 SS-1105 $ 7,194.00

1910688 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/29/1997 SS-1105 $ 7,194.00

1910690 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE DRIVE UNIT 07/29/1997 SS-1105 $ 7,194.00

1624031 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/20/2005 SS-1110 $ 7,196.00

2156394 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/15/2003 SS-8000 $ 7,223.00

2158310 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/15/2006 SS-1201 $ 7,292.00

1671331 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/17/2009 SS-9323 $ 7,372.00

1671332 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/17/2009 SS-9323 $ 7,372.00

2585539 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/24/2010 SS-1105 $ 7,521.00

2585541 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/24/2010 SS-1105 $ 7,521.00

2252212 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-9323 $ 7,665.00

2252213 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-1105 $ 7,665.00

2252214 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-4010 $ 7,665.00

2252215 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-4110 $ 7,665.00

2252216 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-9121 $ 7,665.00

2252217 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-9323 $ 7,665.00

2544914 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/15/2011 SS-8000 $ 7,707.00

2544376 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/10/2010 SS-8000 $ 7,738.00

2544395 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/11/2010 SS-8000 $ 7,738.00

2251611 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/04/2008 SS-9323 $ 7,956.00

2544577 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 12/20/2010 SS-9323 $ 8,024.00

2251475 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/16/2008 SS-9323 $ 8,151.00

2251137 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/05/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,165.00

2251138 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/05/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,165.00

2251139 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/05/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,165.00

2251436 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 05/13/2008 SS-9323 $ 8,249.00

2252182 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, DISK ARRAY 08/19/2009 SS-9323 $ 8,357.00

2251000 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/13/2007 SS-8000 $ 8,362.00

2251001 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/13/2007 SS-1201 $ 8,362.00

2251480 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/23/2008 SS-8000 $ 8,373.00

2253616 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/28/2012 SS-9110 $ 8,707.00

2253617 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/28/2012 SS-1201 $ 8,707.00

2253618 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/28/2012 SS-1201 $ 8,707.00

2253619 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/28/2012 SS-9110 $ 8,707.00

2156708 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 07/16/2003 SS-1105 $ 8,802.00

2251201 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/21/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,841.00

2251202 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/21/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,841.00

2251203 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/21/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,841.00

2251204 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/21/2007 SS-9323 $ 8,841.00

2251645 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/29/2008 SS-9323 $ 9,030.00

2158346 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/18/2006 JS-46 $ 9,162.00

2344139 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 01/29/2013 SS-9323 $ 9,287.00

2545148 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545149 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545150 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545151 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545152 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545153 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545154 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545155 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545156 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545157 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

2545158 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/11/2012 SS-8000 $ 9,292.00

812342 7025 ADP Input/Output and EMULATOR 02/21/1990 SS-1105 $ 9,353.00

2158576 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/28/2007 JS-46 $ 9,413.00

2158577 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/28/2007 JS-46 $ 9,413.00

1671122 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, RAID 12/14/2007 SS-9323 $ 9,627.00

2252321 7025 ADP Input/Output and WORKSTATION 10/06/2009 SS-1105 $ 9,880.00

2252322 7025 ADP Input/Output and WORKSTATION 10/06/2009 SS-1105 $ 9,880.00

2158051 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/07/2004 SS-8000 $ 10,348.00

1624032 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISPLAY UNIT 05/20/2005 SS-1100 $ 10,444.00

2252413 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/11/2009 SS-8000 $ 11,213.00

1670935 7025 ADP Input/Output and STORAGE SYSTEM, RAID 02/02/2007 SS-9323 $ 11,483.00

1671181 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, NETWORK 05/12/2008 JS-46 $ 11,950.00

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2158012 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/19/2005 SS-1201 $ 12,000.00

2250905 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/06/2007 SS-9323 $ 12,050.00

2545195 7025 ADP Input/Output and CHASSIS 07/10/2012 SS-1201 $ 12,092.00

2545238 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/07/2012 SS-9323 $ 12,359.00

2545239 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/07/2012 SS-9323 $ 12,359.00

2591197 7025 ADP Input/Output and DISK ARRAY 06/10/2013 SS-8000 $ 12,848.00

2544947 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/30/2012 SS-9323 $ 13,014.00

2607478 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 01/02/2013 SS-1105 $ 13,609.00

2544491 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2544492 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2544493 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2544494 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2544495 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2544496 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/08/2010 SS-9323 $ 13,819.00

2545247 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/28/2012 SS-9323 $ 14,498.00

2545248 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/28/2012 SS-9323 $ 14,498.00

2545252 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/28/2012 SS-9323 $ 14,498.00

2545253 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/28/2012 SS-9323 $ 14,498.00

1671121 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/30/2007 SS-9323 $ 14,648.00

2157968 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 10/05/2005 SS-1201 $ 15,000.00

2545237 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 09/05/2012 SS-9323 $ 15,528.00

2252052 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 11/17/2008 SS-8000 $ 15,638.00

2250999 7025 ADP Input/Output and BASE SYSTEM, SECURE ACCESS 08/09/2007 SS-1201 $ 16,535.00

2607651 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/26/2013 SS-9323 $ 16,587.00

2607652 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/26/2013 SS-9323 $ 16,587.00

2158631 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/16/2007 SS-9323 $ 16,818.00

1671245 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER, NETWORK BASE 10/15/2008 SS-8000 $ 16,850.00

1671246 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER, NETWORK BASE 10/15/2008 SS-1201 $ 16,850.00

2544442 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/16/2010 SS-8000 $ 16,857.00

2607703 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/11/2014 SS-9323 $ 16,988.00

2607704 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/11/2014 SS-9323 $ 16,988.00

2607705 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 02/11/2014 SS-9323 $ 16,988.00

1671473 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITOR, NETWORKING 07/27/2010 SS-8000 $ 17,028.00

1671474 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITOR, NETWORKING 07/27/2010 SS-1201 $ 17,028.00

2607727 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 05/16/2014 SS-9121 $ 17,495.00

2607728 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 05/16/2014 SS-9121 $ 17,495.00

2607729 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 05/16/2014 SS-9121 $ 17,495.00

2607650 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/26/2013 SS-9323 $ 18,028.00

2253684 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/17/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,154.00

2253685 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/17/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,154.00

2253686 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/17/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,154.00

2253687 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/17/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,154.00

2252423 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 03/24/2010 SS-9323 $ 18,257.00

2252218 7025 ADP Input/Output and PRINTER, ADP 09/03/2009 SS-3204 $ 18,311.00

2253675 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,832.00

2253676 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,832.00

2253677 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 18,832.00

2544868 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/29/2011 SS-9323 $ 19,398.00

2544869 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/29/2011 SS-9323 $ 19,398.00

1671301 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/05/2009 SS-9121 $ 19,500.00

2156404 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 04/17/2003 SS-1105 $ 20,315.00

2156720 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 07/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 20,611.00

2156721 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 07/21/2003 SS-1105 $ 20,611.00

1671329 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE DISK 09/02/2009 SS-9323 $ 20,754.00

2251467 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/11/2008 SS-9323 $ 21,456.00

2251468 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/11/2008 SS-9323 $ 21,456.00

2545193 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH 06/27/2012 SS-9323 $ 23,092.00

2343607 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/21/2012 SS-9323 $ 26,105.00

2343608 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/21/2012 SS-9323 $ 26,105.00

2545214 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 26,105.00

2545215 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 08/15/2012 SS-9323 $ 26,105.00

2343609 7025 ADP Input/Output and SUBSYSTEM, DISK 08/21/2012 SS-9323 $ 31,176.00

2250721 7025 ADP Input/Output and BALANCER, IDS 04/06/2007 SS-1201 $ 37,841.00

2250722 7025 ADP Input/Output and BALANCER, IDS 04/06/2007 SS-8000 $ 37,841.00

1671193 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/05/2008 SS-9323 $ 44,780.00

1671194 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/05/2008 SS-9323 $ 44,780.00

1671195 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/05/2008 SS-9323 $ 44,780.00

1671196 7025 ADP Input/Output and TRAY, EXPANSION 06/05/2008 SS-9323 $ 44,780.00

2251458 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, DISK 06/05/2008 SS-9323 $ 47,522.00

1623276 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER 06/18/2003 JS-46 $ 48,429.00

2343655 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER, REMOTE ACCESS 08/31/2012 SS-1201 $ 52,659.00

2343656 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER, REMOTE ACCESS 08/31/2012 SS-8000 $ 52,659.00

2545246 7025 ADP Input/Output and ARRAY, STORAGE 09/17/2012 SS-9323 $ 64,115.00

2252735 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITORING DEVICE, NETWORK 08/26/2010 SS-1201 $ 64,416.00

1671338 7025 ADP Input/Output and MONITOR, NETWORK DLP 09/30/2009 SS-1201 $ 71,433.00

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1324795 7025 ADP Input/Output and CONTROLLER, MERLIN 09/19/1994 SS-1105 $ 75,293.00

2252211 7025 ADP Input/Output and SWITCH, FIBRE CHANNEL 09/02/2009 SS-9323 $ 76,127.00

2251210 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE LIBRARY UNIT 11/30/2007 SS-9323 $ 143,477.00

2343688 7025 ADP Input/Output and TAPE LIBRARY SYSTEM 09/25/2012 SS-9323 $ 226,592.00

2253175 7025 ADP Input/Output and SERVER 06/13/2011 SS-9323 $ 334,983.00

1939752 7025 ADP Input/Output and RECEIVER, DATA 09/23/1998 SS-1105 $ 602,965.00

2157846 7035 ADP Support Equipmen SERVER 08/11/2005 SS-9323 $ 2,150.00

2251119 7035 ADP Support Equipmen SWITCH, KVM 09/28/2007 SS-8000 $ 5,899.00

2545226 7035 ADP Support Equipmen SWITCHING SYSTEM, MONITOR 08/31/2012 SS-9121 $ 6,926.00

2545227 7035 ADP Support Equipmen SWITCHING SYSTEM, MONITOR 08/31/2012 SS-9323 $ 12,820.00

2545228 7035 ADP Support Equipmen SWITCHING SYSTEM, MONITOR 08/31/2012 SS-9323 $ 12,820.00

Federal Supply Classification 7195 - Office Furniture

2344352 7195 Miscellaneous Furnit LECTERN 10/24/2013 SS-1105 $ 2,723.00

Federal Supply Classification 7435 - Office Furniture

1941850 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 10/03/2001 SS-1105 $ 1,011.00

2156769 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 07/24/2003 SS-1105 $ 1,050.00

2156770 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 07/24/2003 SS-3204 $ 1,050.00

2156771 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 07/24/2003 SS-3204 $ 1,050.00

2158500 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 01/30/2007 SS-3204 $ 4,880.00

2250751 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 12/23/2005 SS-3204 $ 59,030.00

2250752 7435 Office Information S SCANNER, OPTICAL 12/23/2005 SS-3204 $ 59,030.00

1940495 7490 Miscellaneous Office SHREDDING MACHINE, PAPER 08/26/1999 SS-9121 $ 995.00

1940346 7490 Miscellaneous Office SHREDDING MACHINE, PAPER 06/02/1999 SS-1105 $ 1,649.00

2155950 7490 Miscellaneous Office SHREDDING MACHINE, PAPER 07/12/2002 SS-3204 $ 1,880.00

2158641 7490 Miscellaneous Office SHREDDING MACHINE, PAPER 03/21/2007 SS-9121 $ 2,250.00

Federal Supply Classification 7730 - Phonograph, Radio and Television Sets

2252656 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/12/2010 SS-1105 $ 539.00

1539253 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/19/1995 SS-1110 $ 545.00

2253614 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/27/2012 SS-1103 $ 550.00

2253615 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/27/2012 SS-1103 $ 550.00

2344405 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 12/19/2013 SS-8000 $ 625.00

145076 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 02/18/1988 SS-1105 $ 649.00

396528 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 04/16/1986 SS-1105 $ 732.00

2344612 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 07/07/2014 SS-1105 $ 748.00

2344132 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 01/23/2013 SS-8000 $ 750.00

2158380 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/26/2006 SS-1105 $ 999.00

2158381 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/26/2006 SS-9121 $ 999.00

2158382 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/26/2006 SS-1201 $ 999.00

2343691 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/26/2012 SS-1105 $ 1,054.00

2251641 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/27/2008 SS-9121 $ 1,168.00

2157099 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 03/03/2004 SS-9121 $ 1,175.00

2252189 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 1,330.00

2252190 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 1,330.00

2253167 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/09/2011 SS-1105 $ 1,600.00

2158197 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 05/23/2006 SS-1105 $ 1,757.00

2252187 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 1,770.00

2252188 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/28/2009 SS-1100 $ 1,770.00

2253168 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/09/2011 SS-1100 $ 1,999.00

2253169 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/09/2011 SS-1100 $ 1,999.00

2251490 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/26/2008 SS-1100 $ 2,149.00

2251491 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/26/2008 SS-1200 $ 2,149.00

2251618 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/04/2008 SS-1100 $ 2,337.00

2251619 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 08/04/2008 SS-1100 $ 2,337.00

2158384 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/26/2006 SS-1105 $ 2,589.00

2344257 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 07/15/2013 SS-1105 $ 2,727.00

2344258 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 07/15/2013 SS-1105 $ 2,727.00

2158287 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 07/28/2006 SS-8000 $ 3,187.00

2156943 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/16/2003 SS-8000 $ 3,422.00

2156944 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/16/2003 SS-8000 $ 3,422.00

2157980 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/17/2005 SS-1100 $ 3,895.00

2157981 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/17/2005 SS-1100 $ 3,895.00

2157982 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 10/17/2005 SS-1100 $ 3,895.00

2158024 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 11/10/2005 SS-1100 $ 3,895.00

2156583 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/30/2003 SS-1105 $ 4,100.00

2156585 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/30/2003 SS-1105 $ 4,100.00

2156586 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/30/2003 SS-1105 $ 4,100.00

2156588 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/30/2003 SS-1105 $ 4,100.00

1540036 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 03/12/1996 SS-1105 $ 4,632.00

2156111 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/12/2002 SS-1105 $ 4,979.00

2253178 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/20/2011 SS-1105 $ 6,178.00

2157711 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/06/2005 SS-1100 $ 8,275.00

2157712 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/06/2005 SS-1105 $ 8,275.00

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2157713 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 06/06/2005 SS-1100 $ 8,275.00

2156102 7730 Phonographs, Radios RECEIVING SET, TELEVISION 09/09/2002 SS-INFINTY $ 8,333.00

Overall Result $ 9,425,764.46

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ATTACHMENT J-7

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

LIST OF GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

List 2, "As-Is" (Government will not Repair or Replace)

Government Provided Equipment as of June 2015

List is Subject to Change

CLASS EXCEPTIONS IS GENERAL PURPOSE EQUIPMENT THAT IF LOST OR STOLEN OR UPON COMPLETION OF ITS USEFUL LIFE

THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO REPLACE IF DEEMED NECESSARY FOR CONTRACT.

ECN Equipment Description FSC Manufacturer Name Date Acquired Location

Acquisition 

Value

2157211 3740 Pest, Disease, and F SPRAYER, PESTICIDE 04/26/2004 SS-1105 $ 520.00

1010420 5130 Hand Tools, Power Dr DRILL, 3/8" 04/30/1990 SS-1201 $ 645.00

Federal Supply Classification 2330 - Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles

1971246 2330 Trailers TRAILER, UTILITY 05/13/1999 SS-1110 $ 3,950.00

2156852 2330 Trailers TRAILER, ENCLOSED 09/11/2003 SS-8000 $ 14,314.00

Overall Result $ 19,429.00

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ATTACHMENT J-7

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

List 3, LIST OF GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

List is Subject to Change

Class Type

OF - Office Space 1

CUB - Cubical Space

TC - Technical Space

LA - Laboratory Space

CN - Conference Space

MS - Miscellaneous Space

ST - Storage Space

Building Number Room Number Class Type Area

1100 153 MS 1 485.3925

1100 159 OF 1 211.2696

1100 159A MS 1 83.1682

1100 159B OF 1 156.6355

1100 159C OF 1 228.8194

1100 159E OF 1 117.1965

1100 159F OF 1 127.3674

1100 159G OF 1 123.7789

1100 159J OF 1 139.7056

1100 159N OF 1 96.5348

1100 159R OF 1 103.1538

1100 161 OF 1 172.2402

1100 161A OF 1 286.8156

1100 161B OF 1 127.3463

1100 163 OF 1 96.7348

1100 233 MS 1 268.5266

1100 235 OF 1 127.3583

1100 235A TC 1 654.9023

1100 238 CR 1 322.0166

1100 238A OF 1 121.7624

1100 238B OF 1 121.2675

1100 238C OF 1 121.3444

1100 238D OF 1 121.9049

1100 238E OF 1 116.8097

1100 238F CUB 1 66.1009

1100 238G CUB 1 66.6284

1100 238H CUB 1 66.4942

1100 239B TC 1 314.4596

Government Provided Facilities

As of 7/2014

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Building Number Room Number Class Type Area

1100 239C ST 1 29.6774

1105 101 CUB 1 402.2103

1105 101B MS 1 432.3572

1105 105 OF 1 145.7694

1105 A102 ST 1 470.7021

1105 A105 TC 1 585.3698

1105 A111 CUB 1 226.245

1105 A113 LA 1 565.8842

1105 A113A LA 1 423.0344

1105 B203 OF 1 295.7797

1105 B209A CN 1 210.6549

1105 B229 LA 1 687.3504

1105 C-315A LA 1 575.7555

1105 C-315C OF 1 57.6014

1105 C-315D LA 1 93.3825

1105 C302 CUB 1 455.9318

1105 C314 CUB 1 218.8755

1105 C315 LA 1 448.808

1105 D401A OF 1 155.4323

1105 D401B OF 1 124.1652

1105 D412 ST 1 630.9799

1105 D412A OF 1 159.8731

1105 E524 CUB 1 177.625

1105 E524A OF 1 181.6588

1105 E526A OF 1 134.943

1105 E528A OF 1 155.2674

1105 E531 LA 1 290.4699

1105 F605H OF 1 117.5774

1105 F605L OF 1 114.0126

1105 F606E OF 1 164.5194

1105 F608 LA 1 842.1713

1105 G101 OF 1 146.9277

1105 G102 OF 1 144.2527

1105 G105 OF 1 148.5541

1105 G106 OF 1 229.4074

1105 G109 OF 1 44.1537

1105 G109 OF 1 103.0252

1105 G117 OF 1 152.9441

1105 G119 ST 1 389.5151

1105 G120 OF 1 142.2516

1105 G124 OF 1 47.5221

1105 G124 OF 1 110.885

1105 G125 OF 1 73.0438

1105 G125 OF 1 170.4356

1105 G126 OF 1 39.0437

1105 G126 OF 1 91.102

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Building Number Room Number Class Type Area

1105 G128 OF 1 141.3293

1105 G129 OF 1 140.4096

1105 G130 OF 1 126.3053

1201 150 MS 1 128.6992

1201 151 OF 1 272.9271

1201 152 OF 1 97.5658

1201 153 OF 1 99.4551

1201 154 OF 1 82.0039

1201 155 OF 1 81.8859

1201 156 OF 1 90.1198

1201 157 OF 1 197.4626

2204 229A MS 1 177.15

8202 100 MS 1 32.02

8202 101 ST 1 609.02

9121 130 OF 1 245.5556

9121 131 OF 1 116.9167

9121 132 OF 1 123.0625

9121 133 OF 1 115.2222

9121 135 CN 1 1479.719

9121 136 OF 1 171.2302

9121 138 OF 1 286.5903

9121 147 ST 1 43.4722

9121 150 OF 1 243.1944

9121 153 KT 1 164.4028

9121 154 OF 1 23.1389

9121 155 OF 1 27.8969

9121 156 OF 1 121.2292

9121 157 OF 1 30.8333

9121 158 OF 1 106.6667

9121 159 OF 1 206.6667

9121 160 OF 1 116.9167

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1 

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ATTACHMENT J-8 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

LIST OF APPLICABLE MANUALS, REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES 

SEE TECHNICAL REFERENCE LIBRARY: 

https://sscits.ssc.nasa.gov/techlibrary.asp 

http://nodis3.gsfc.nasa.gov/ 

 
Attachment J-9 

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ATTACHMENT J-9 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

CONFLICT OF INTEREST PLAN 

(TO BE PROVIDED BY OFFEROR)
Stennis Space Center Information Technology Services 

Volume II – Past Performance and OCI Plan 

RFP Number: NNS15530376R Appendix E-1 March 11, 2015 

Use or Disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal. 

SSC ITS Contract 

OCI Plan 

Revision: Draft 

Date: March 11, 2015 

 

Stennis Space Center Information Technology Services 

Volume II – Past Performance and OCI Plan 

RFP Number: NNS15530376R Appendix E-3 March 11, 2015 

Use or Disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal. 

 

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Attachment J-10 

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PART III - LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS 

ATTACHMENT J-10 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

PERSONAL IDENTITY VERIFICATION (PIV) OF CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL 

PIV CARD ISSUANCE PROCEDURES 

(NASA PROCUREMENT INFORMATION CIRCULAR (PIC) 06-01) 

 
Attachment J-10 

2 

Enclosure to PIC 06-01

PIV Card Issuance Procedures in accordance with FAR clause 52.204-9, Personal Identity 

Verification of Contractor Personnel

FIPS 201 Appendix A graphically displays the following procedure for the issuance of a PIV 

credential. 

Figure A-1, FIPS 201, Appendix A 

The following steps describe the procedures for the NASA PIV Card Issuance (PCI) of a PIV 

credential: 

Step 1: 

The Contractor’s Corporate Security Officer (CSO), Program Manager (PM), or Facility Security 

Officer (FSO) submits a formal letter that provides a list of contract employees (applicant) names 

requesting access to the NASA Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). In the case of a 

foreign national applicant, approval through the NASA Foreign National Management System 

(NFNMS) must be obtained for the visit or assignment before any processing for a PIV 

credential can take place. Further, if the foreign national is not under a contract where a COR 

has been officially designated, the foreign national will provide the information directly to their 

visit/assignment host, and the host sponsor will fulfill the duties of the COR mentioned herein. 

In each case, the letter shall provide notification of the contract or foreign national employee’s 

(hereafter the “applicant”) full name (first, middle and last), social security number (SSN) or 

NFNMS Visitor Number if the foreign national does not have a SSN, and date of birth. If the 

contract employee has a current satisfactorily completed National Agency Check with Inquiries 

(NACI) or an equivalent or higher degree of background investigation, the letter shall indicate 
Attachment J-10 

3 

the type of investigation, the agency completing the investigation, and date the investigation 

was completed. Also, the letter must specify the risk/sensitivity level associated with the 

position in which each applicant will be working (NPR 1600.1, §4.5 is germane) Further, the 

letter shall also acknowledge that contract employees may be denied access to NASA 

information or information systems based on an unsatisfactory background 

investigation/adjudication. . 

After reviewing the letter for completeness and concurring with the risk/sensitivity levels, the 

COR/host must forward the letter to the Center Chief of Security (CCS). The CCS shall review 

the OPM databases (e.g., DCII, PIP, et al.), and take appropriate steps to validate the applicant’s 

investigation status. Requirements for a NACI or other investigation shall be initiated only if 

necessary. 

Applicants who do not currently possess the required level of background investigation shall be 

directed to the e-QIP web site to complete the necessary background investigation forms online. 

The CCS shall provide to the COR/host information and instructions on how to access the e-QIP 

for each contract or foreign national employee requiring access 

Step 2:

Upon acceptance of the letter/background information, the applicant will be advised that in order 

to complete the investigative process, he or she must appear in-person before the authorized PIV 

registrar and submit two forms of identity source documents in original form. The identity 

source documents must come from the list of acceptable documents included in Form I-9, 

Employment Eligibility Verification, one which must be a Federal1 or State issued picture 

identification. Fingerprints will be taken at this time. The applicant must appear no later than

the entry on duty date. 

When the applicant appears, the registrar will electronically scan the submitted documents; any 

document that appears invalid will be rejected by the registrar. The registrar will capture 

electronically both a facial image and fingerprints of the applicant. The information submitted by 

the applicant will be used to create or update the applicant identity record in the Identity 

Management System (IDMS). 

Step 3: 

Upon the applicant’s completion of the investigative document, the CCS reviews the 

information, and resolves discrepancies with the applicant as necessary. When the applicant has 

appeared in person and completed fingerprints, the package is electronically submitted to initiate 

the NACI. The CCS includes a request for feedback on the NAC portion of the NACI at the time 

the request is submitted. 

Step 4: 

Prior to authorizing physical access of a contractor employee to a federally-controlled facility or 

access to a Federal information system, the CCS will ensure that a check has been performed 

with the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and Interstate Identification Index. In the 

case of a foreign national, a national check of the Bureau of Immigration and Customs 

 

1

 A non-PIV government identification badge, including the NASA Photo Identification Badge, MAY NOT BE 

USED for the original issuance of a PIV vetted credential 
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Enforcement (BICE) database will be performed for each applicant. If this process yields 

negative information, the CCS will immediately notify the COR/host of the determination 

regarding access made by the CCS.

Step 5: 

Upon receipt of the completed NAC, the CCS will update IDMS from the NAC portion of the 

NACI and indicate the result of the suitability determination. If an unsatisfactory suitability 

determination is rendered, the COR will advise the contractor that the employee is being denied 

physical access to all federally-controlled facilities and Federal information systems. 

Based on a favorable NAC and NCIC/III or BICE check, the CCS will authorize the issuance of 

a PIV federal credential in the Physical Access Control System (PACS) database. The CCS, 

based on information provided by the COR/host, will determine what physical access the 

applicant should be granted once the PIV issues the credential. 

Step 6: 

Using the information provided by the applicant during his or her in-person appearance, the PIV 

card production facility creates and instantiates the approved PIV card for the applicant with an 

activation date commensurate with the applicant’s start date. 

Step 7: 

The applicant proceeds to the credential issuance facility to begin processing for receipt of 

his/her federal credential. 

The applicant provides to the credential issuing operator proof of identity with documentation 

that meets the requirements of FIPS 201 (DHS Employment Eligibility Verification (Form I-9) 

documents. These documents must be the same documents submitted for registration. 

The credential issuing operator will verify that the facial image, and optionally reference finger 

print, matches the enrollment data used to produce the card. Upon verification of identity, the 

operator will locate the employee’s record in the PACS database, and modify the record to 

indicate the PIV card has been issued. The applicant will select a PIN for use with his or her new 

PIV card. Although root data is inaccessible to the operator, certain fields (hair color, eye color, 

et al.) may be modified to more accurately record the employee’s information. 

The applicant proceeds to a kiosk or other workstation to complete activation of the PIV card 

using the initial PIN entered at card issuance. 
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ALTERNATIVE FOR APPLICANTS WHO DO NOT HAVE A COMPLETED AND 

ADJUDICATED NAC AT THE TIME OF ENTRANCE ON DUTY 

Steps 1 through 4 shall be accomplished for all applicants in accordance with the process 

described above. If the applicant is unable to appear in person until the time of entry on duty, or 

does not, for any other reason, have a completed and adjudicated NAC portion of the NACI at 

the time of entrance on duty, the following interim procedures shall apply. 

1. If the documents required to submit the NACI have not been completed prior to EOD, the 

applicant will be instructed to complete all remaining requirements for submission of the 

investigation request. This includes presentation of I-9 documents and completion of 

fingerprints, if not already accomplished. If the applicant fails to complete these 

activities as prescribed in NPR 1600.1 (Chapters 3 & 4), it may be considered as failure 

to meet the conditions required for physical access to a federally-controlled facility or 

access to a Federal information system, and result in denial of such access. 

2. Based on favorable results of the NCIC, the applicant shall be issued a temporary NASA 

identification card for a period not-to-exceed six months. If at the end of the six month 

period the NAC results have not been returned, the agency will at that time make a 

determination if an additional extension will be granted for the temporary identification 

card. 

3. Upon return of the completed NAC, the process will continue from Step 5. 
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ATTACHMENTS 

ATTACHMENT J-11 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) 

 

HISTORICAL DATA, SAMPLE DATA 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 1: PWS Section 3.1 Major New System and Major System Modification Examples

SR # SERVICE REQUEST TITLE SERVICE REQUEST DESCRIPTION

1 Archival System

Design and implement redundant near-online archival system. System 

shall include automated tape library systems and high speed/capacity 

tape drives, library management software, archive software, media, and 

development of end-user interface.

2 Storage Virtualization System

Design and implement storage virtualization system with synchronous 

mirror capability. System capacity of 500TB. 

3 SAN Fabric Refresh

Design and implement Storage Area Network Fabric refresh. System 

shall be capable of 16Gb/sec transfer rates and accommodate 200 SAN 

nodes.

4 SDC System Migration

Migrate Partition A of the Stennis Data Center production environment 

from location X to location Y.

5 SSC Video Streaming System

Design and implement new SSC video capture and streaming system 

including: multiple capture/encoder stations, redundant streaming server 

infrastructure.

6 SSC CCTV / SAN Integration

Design and implement system to integrate SSC closed circuit television 

archival system with SDC SAN.

Note: This is a listing of examples of the types of major new systems or major system modifications that may be required 

under section 3.1 of the PWS. This is not a comprehensive listing of all types. This listing is a representative example of 

the degree of complexity of major new systems or major system modifications. This is not a listing of authorized/approved 

projects for the performance of the contract. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 2: PWS Section 3.1 Minor New System and Minor System Modificaiton Examples

SR # SERVICE REQUEST TITLE SERVICE REQUEST DESCRIPTION

1 Security Patch Installation

Install Security Patches on all windows, Lunix and Unix systems. Also, SWWS, 

ARTPO, EMCS systems.

2 Upgrade Backup Clients from 12.1.3 to 12.1.4 Generate SEP 12.1.4 x86 / x64 client packages and apply to all SDC clients.

3

Install Qlogic 2562 into DataCore1 Server X 

and Server X

Install Qlogic 2562 into slot 4

Move cards in slot 5,6 to slots 7,8

4 Rebuild Server X with Windows 2012 R2 Rebuild Server X with Windows 2012 R2, recreate SDC DFS structure

5

Migrate Live Video feeds from Server X to 

Server X

Begin migrating live videos , which will be moved from Server X (Adobe Media Server) 

to Server X (Wowza Media Server). Web page links along with video links will need to 

be updated. HTML Web Links will be updated to web server Server X.

6 Retire Server X retire Server X all softwares and databases have been deleted or moved to other servers.

7 Install Dell MD3600F SAN Disk Subsystem Install Dell MD3600F SAN Disk Subsystem.

8

Replace Server X (Dell PE2950) with Dell R710 

(old Server X) Replace Server X (Dell PE2950) with Dell R710 (old Server X)

9

Move and Rename Server X (Dell PE2950) to 

Server X

Move Dell PE2950 (old SSCESX25) to NCCIPS DMZ Rack I-331.

Rebuild as Server X with ESXi 5.5.

10 Install DataCore SSV 10.0.0.1 Update Install DataCore SSV 10.0.0.1 Update

11 Build production Mobile Applications server Build Window Server 2008 virtual machine for use with Mobile Applications.

12 Build Server X

Build virtual Windows Server R2 2008 in production environment. Install and configure 

latest Hyperion software. Create virtual web site for brio.

13

Build a new production Windows 2008 virtual 

web server for Software X

Build a new Windows 2008 server in the internal production environment to run IIS with 

PHP. The Software X web app will be installed to manage Safety audits. The server 

will connect to a dev database server.

14 Install Search Services on Server X Install Microsoft Search Services and configure to search xxxxxx.

15 Install SiteMinder Web Agent on Server X

Install the SiteMinder Web Agent 12.52 to allow Campus web apps to authenticate with 

the Agency's new Launchpad AM 3.0.

16

Create new SharePoint web application for 

Website X Create new SharePoint web application for Website X on Server X.

17

Install Oracle October Critical Patch updates on 

test \ dev and prod databases. Apply October CPU patch to Oracle development, test and production databases.

18 Install Critical patches on production servers Critical and numerous security patches released by Microsoft may require a reboot. 

19 Storage Allocation Allocate 8TB of storage with 8TB mirror to Server X

20 SAN storage system installtion Add 10TB storage cabinet to SAN fabric.

21 Install SAN fabric switch

Install Brocade 48 port SAN switch in communications closet X to attach multiple client 

stations to SAN

Note: This is a listing of examples of the types of "minor new systems or minor system modifications" identified in section 3.1 of the 

PWS. This is not a comprehensive listing all types. This listing is a representative example of the degree of complexity of minor new 

systems or system modifications. This is not a listing of authorized/approved projects for the performance of the contract. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 3: SSC Information Technology Systems

System ID System Name

ITS Provides 

"Core" Services 

Identified in 

PWS Section 3.1 

a

 

b

ITS Provides 

"Core" 

Services 

Identified in 

PWS Section 

2.2 a

OA-003-L-SSC-0001 ISHM Development Network NO YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0002 Cafeteria Register System (CRS) NO YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0003 Stennis Computational Cluster (Beowulf) YES YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0004 ITS Business Systems (ITSBS) YES YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0006 Technology Development Lab (TDL) NO YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0010 Calibration Lab (Callab) NO YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0019 Facilities Information System (FIS) PARTIAL YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0020 Applied Science Technology Project Office YES YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0021 Energy Management & Control System (EMCS) YES YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0027 Stennis Institutional Systems (SIS) YES YES

OA-003-L-SSC-0036

National Center for Critical Processing and Information 

Storage Low Air Gapped Systems (NCCIPS LAGS) NO YES

OA-003-M-SSC-0017 Lightning Detection System (LDS) YES YES

OA-003-M-SSC-0022 Clinic Digital Radiographic Imaging System (CDRIS) YES YES

OA-003-M-SSC-0033

National Center for Critical Processing and Information 

Storage Network Attached Devices (NCCIPS NADS) NO YES

OA-003-M-SSC-0035

National Center for Critical Processing and Information 

Storage Moderate Air Gapped Systems (NCCIPS MAGS) NO YES

OA-003-M-SSC-0041 Information Technology Mobile Devices (ITMD) YES YES

OA-302-L-SSC-0005

e-SPACE Mobile Electronic Strategic Planning System (eSpace) NO YES

OA-302-L-SSC-0008 Digital Learning Network (DLN) NO YES

OA-402-L-SSC-0023 Trunked Radio YES YES

OA-402-M-SSC-0038 SSC Telecommunications System YES YES

OA-502-L-SSC-0024 Video Distribution and Production YES YES

OA-801-M-SSC-0028 Stennis Data Center (SDC) YES YES

OA-901-M-SSC-0018 IT Security Systems YES YES

OS-007-M-SSC-0029 Center Premise Equipment (CPE) YES YES

SO-151-L-SSC-0026 Cryogenics System (Cryo) NO YES

SO-151-L-SSC-0037 A-Complex Data Systems (ACDS) NO YES

SO-151-L-SSC-0039 A3 Data Acquisition and Control System NO YES

SO-151-L-SSC-0040 Test Operations Systems Servers NO YES

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 3: SSC Information Technology Systems

System ID System Name

ITS Provides 

"Core" Services 

Identified in 

PWS Section 3.1 

a

 

b

ITS Provides 

"Core" 

Services 

Identified in 

PWS Section 

2.2 a

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

SO-151-M-SSC-0030 A-Complex Control System (ACCS) NO YES

SO-153-L-SSC-0007 Test Support Facilities (TSF) NO YES

SO-153-L-SSC-0009 High Pressure Industrial Water (HPW) NO YES

SO-951-L-SSC-0011 Internet Access System (IAS) NO YES

SO-951-L-SSC-0013 Data Acquisition and Control System (DACS) NO YES

a: Hardware and components/applications within these systems may be added, deleted, and modified during the execution 

of this contract. The successful bidder shall provide support services for these new systems and system modifications 

under "Core" services.

b: The contractor shall provide LOE support services for all items in this column with designation of "no" if requested by 

the government via Task Order Initiation System.
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

1

@Hand Operations & 

Maintenance

@Hand Operations & 

Maintenance

COTS Web 

Application

@hand portal & handheld used to obtain workorder 

information. Allows us to view items assigned. The ability 

to enter notes on work orders and job assignment. Handheld 

device allows the technician to see job plans necessary to 

complete the task while in the field.

2

Access Control List - Request 

System

ACL-RS - Access Control 

List - Request System Web Application

System used to track the requests for changes in firewall or 

network configuration. 

3

Access Control List - Request 

System - Monitor

ACL-RS - Access Control 

List - Request System Job

A scheduled task that runs daily. It will mark a reviewer as 

overdue and send emails when someone is added to the 

review or marked as overdue. 

4 Access Request System

ARS / SDCA - Access 

Request System/ Stennis Data 

Center Administration Web Application

Application providing single sign on and account 

management function for all SDC applications and services. 

5

Access Request System - 

Monitor

ARS / SDCA - Access 

Request System/ Stennis Data 

Center Administration Job

Job that processes overdue requests for access to ARS 

applications. 

6

AMS Machinery Health 

Manager

AMS_Suite - AMS 

Machinery Health Manager COTS

7

Application for Air Range 

Information and Notification

AARIN - Application for Air 

Range Information and 

Notification Web Application

Allows Range Safety Office to review and provision aircraft 

flight requests and maintains a record of requests and 

permits issued.

8

ATIS - Audit Tracking and 

Information System 

ATIS - Audit Tracking and 

Information System GOTS

GOTS Application used for Auditing and Tracking Safety 

Information. 

9

Audio Visual Scheduling 

System

AVSS - Audio Visual 

Scheduling System Web Application

Application used to schedule audio visual equipment and 

services for meetings and presentations. 

10

Audio Visual Scheduling 

System - Administration 

AVSS - Audio Visual 

Scheduling System Web Application

Administrative tool used to track and schedule audio visual 

services for meetings and presentations. 

11 Audio Visual Services AVS - Audio Visual Services Web Site

Contains information on the services provided by SSC's 

audio visual support group. Also includes a detailed listing 

of conference room capaiblities. 

12

Base Environment 

Management System 

BEMS - Base Environmental 

Management System Web Application

Application used to plan and manage environmental 

compliance audits for SSC. Contains questionaires, 

findings, and corrective action reports for environmental 

audits. 

13

Base Environmental 

Management System - 

Administration

BEMS - Base Environmental 

Management System Web Application

Administration tool used to develop questionaires and 

manage findings and CAR's within the Base Environmental 

Management System. 

14 Brio - Administration

IBOT - Integrated Budget 

Office Tool Client

The Brio reporting tool is used to generate reports for the 

Integrated Budget Office Tool (IBOT). The Brio 

Administration tool is used by Brio application 

administrators to make configuration changes to Brio. 

15 Capability Maturity Model

CMM - Capability Maturity 

Model Web Site

Information on activities and procedures used to attain a 

capability maturity model rating for information systems 

development and operations. 

16 CAPSTONE CAP-CAPSTONE COTS Application used for Pressue Vessel Tracking. 

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

17

Center Chief Technologist - 

External

CCT - Center Chief 

Technologist Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the Innnovative 

Partnership Program (IPP) providing information to the 

general public on the types of programs that exist within 

IPP. 

18

Center Chief Technologist - 

Internal 

CCT - Center Chief 

Technologist Web Site

Provides information regarding agency-wide technology 

policies and programs.

19 Center Operations Directorate

COD - Center Operations 

Directorate Web Site

Organizational web site with a wide range of information of 

the services provided by the SSC Center Operations 

Directorate. Includes: org chart, service descriptions, faq, 

links, etc. 

20

Central Engineering Files 

Manager

CEF Manager - Central 

Engineering Files Manager Web Application CEF Manager allows searches of CEF held indexes.

21 Close Call Reporting System

CCRS - Close Call Reporting 

System Web Application

Allows SSC NASA/NASA contractor personnel to submit 

Close Calls (without Authentication). Authentication 

required for updating, publishing and reporting data.

22 COGNOS Metrics Manager

ICMM- IBM COGNOS 

Metrics Manager COTS

Application used to capture Safety Mission and Assurance 

metrics. 

23

Communications Billing 

System

CBS - Communications 

Billing System Client

System used to manage SSC telecommunication costs. 

Billing data is generated for SSC program and reimbursable 

customers. 

24

Component Image System - 

Administration

CIS - Component Image 

System Client

Repository of warehouse inventory Images displayed 

throught NOSC. Used by NOSC administrative users to 

upload and review images.

25

Component Image System 

Viewer

CIS - Component Image 

System Web Application View of warehouse inventory Images invoked by NOSC.

26

Configuration Control 

Tracking System

CCTS - Configuration 

Control Tracking System Client

System used by Stennis Data Center Operations to track 

baseline configuration and all changes for applications and 

systems within their respective realm. 

27 Confluence

JIRA - JIRA Development 

Tools

COTS Web 

Application

Confluence is a Atlassian WIKI tool used as a knowledge 

base. 

28

Construction of Facilities 

Funds Tracking System

COFFTS- Construction of 

Facilities Funds Tracking 

System Client

Construction of Facilities funds tracking system. Provides 

since inception data at benefitor/fund/wbs/contract level.

29 Construction Safety CS - Construction Safety Web Site

Provides SSC policy and general construction information 

to existing and potential construction contractors. 

30

Contractor Performance 

Assessment System

CPAS - Contractor 

Performance Assessment 

System Web Application

Application allows submission, processing, and 

management of Performance Input data by NASA and 

NASA Contractors. 

31

Cost Data Warehouse - 

Administration CDW - Cost Data Warehouse Client

DW Administrative Tool for processing of weekly and 

monthly support contract and NASA SAP monthly data into 

the CDW database. and benefitor levels.

32 Counterintelligence Office

CI - Counterintelligence 

Office Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the SSC 

Counterintelligence Office.

33

Data Warehouse Portal - Cost 

Data Warehouse

DWP - Data Warehouse 

Portal Web Application

The Cost Data Warehouse component of the Data 

Warehouse Portal provides on-site contractor cost data 

reporting at the SWR and benefitor levels.

34 Digital Photo Archive DPA - Digital Photo Archive Web Application

Tool used by Office of External Affairs to view and approve 

images uploaded by multimedia services. 
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List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

35

Digital Photo Archive - 

Administration DPA - Digital Photo Archive Client

Tool used to control access and system privilages for the 

Digital Photo Archive system. 

36

Digital Photo Archive - 

Campus Search DPA - Digital Photo Archive Web Application Allows Campus users to view approved images

37

Digital Photo ArchiveCustomer View DPA - Digital Photo Archive Web ApplicationAllows non-NASA customers to view digital photo archive 

images

38

Directory Services Employee 

Info Maint - SBS Download

DS - SSC Employee 

Information Maintenance Job

Data syncronization program between Directory Services, 

Stennis Badging System, and OWEB.

39 DK Helpdesk DK - DK Helpdesk COTS

Stennis Data Center help desk application used to enter and 

track trouble calls for SDC applications and systems. 

40 Document Numbering System 

DNS - Document Numbering 

System Web Application

System used to request numbers for Stennis Space Center 

documents. 

41

Document Numbering System 

- Administration 

DNS - Document Numbering 

System Web Application

Administrative tool used to assign and manage document 

numbers for the Document Numbering System (DNS). 

42

E Complex Post Data 

Processing

E Complex Post Data 

Processing Client

E Complex rocket test data post processing software, 

containing executables and scripts allowing user to generate 

individual BEU files from raw data and also to do secondary 

calculations and apply calibration information. 

43 Education Gateway EG - Education Gateway Web Site

Provides general information to the public on various SSC 

and NASA education initiatives. 

44

Electrical Load Calculation 

Analysis Tool

ELCAT - Electrical Load 

Calculation Analysis Tool Client

Application used to track electrical load and to assist in 

analysis of new electrical load requirements for the Stennis 

Data Center. 

45 Electronic Form Index

SEFI - Electronic Forms 

Index Web Site Provides official versions of SSC forms. 

46

Elevated Privileges 

Provisioning System

EPPS - Elevated Privileges 

Provisioning System Web Application

Tracks to completion ODIN's activation of Elevated 

Privileges.

47

Elevated Privileges 

Provisioning System Monitor

EPPS - Elevated Privileges 

Provisioning System Job

EPPS Monitor is an Email Notification Process for overdue 

Request Notices.

48

Emergency Operations Center 

Administration

EOC-SS - Emergency 

Operations Center - Site 

Status Web Application

Allows for the creation and maintenance of SSC Site Status 

Bulletins.

49

Engineering & Test Work 

Control System (File Maker 

Pro 7.0)

WCS - Engineering & Test 

Work Control System (File 

Maker Pro) Web Application Work control system for propulsion test activities at SSC. 

50

Engineering & Test 

Directorate - External

E&TD - Engineering & Test 

Directorate Web Site

Information on SSC's propulsion testing capability and other 

engineering and science capabilties. Provides general public 

and potential SSC customers with general information. 

51

Engineering & Test 

Directorate - Internal

E&TD - Engineering & Test 

Directorate Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the Engineering & 

Science Directorate. Contains general organizational 

information and links to other ESD web sites and 

applications.
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

52

Engineering & Test Work 

Control System (File Maker 

Pro 5.5)

WCS - Engineering & Test 

Work Control System (File 

Maker Pro) Client

Work Control System for propulsion test activities at SSC. 

NOTE: Per Tim, This version is not hosted in the SDC, but 

it is still being used. He is not sure what type of system it is 

being hosted on. - CMN 1/25/2012.

53

Enterprise Architecture 

Repository

EA - Enterprise Architecture 

Repository Web Application

Repository for Enterprise Architecture data related to SSC 

OCIO Services and projects related to those services.

54

Environmental Management 

System

EMS - Environmental 

Management System Web Site

Information on SSC's environmental management processes 

including: enviro fact sheets, training via streaming video, 

and procedures for the environmental office. Includes pages 

for searching Lead and Asbestos Drawings via MSDS 

database. Please see comments for additional notes. 

55 EOC - Site Status

EOC-SS - Emergency 

Operations Center - Site 

Status Web Site

Provides site status for employees as provided by SSC 

emergency operations center. 

56 Eplex Disk Snap System

EDSS - Eplex Disk Snap 

System Web Application Utility used to copy EPLEX data to Reliant 

57

Ergonomic Risk Assessment, 

Tracking and Evaluation 

System

ERATES - Ergonomic Risk 

Assessment, Tracking and 

Evaluation System Web Application

ERATES provides a tool for employees and ergonomists to 

record and evaluate ergonomic risk assessments appropriate 

to the employee's workplace. 

58 Event Log System ELS - Event Log System Client

Central repositry for all SDC server event log and web log 

data.

59 Facility Center FC - Facility Center COTS

The Facility Center is used to track square footage usage for 

SSC customers.

60 Facility Manager FM - Facility Manager Web Application

Facility Manager provides information on the roles, 

procedures, and on going activities/projects of SSC facility 

managers. The system is used to track various facility 

modifications and repairs.

61 FEDLOG FEDLOG COTS Federal Logistic search engine for Inventory Management.

62 Firehouse Software FHS - Firehouse Software COTS Database

SQL Database supporting the SSC Fire Department 

Operations incident recording, etc. 

63 FlexLM FlexLM - License Manager COTS

License manager package used to control use of 

FlowMaster, autocad, and other engineering tools. 

64 Flowmaster FLM - Flowmaster Client

Application used to simulate liquid and gas flows through 

piping system (justin junell and McGraw, K St Aube). 

Flowmaster database is located on the users desktop (see SP 

14-0081 for details)

65

Fluid Component Tracking 

System

CTS - Fluid Component 

Tracking System Web Application

Fluid Component Processing System to track and record 

metrics on SSC fluid components.

66 Form Management System

FMS - Form Management 

System Web Application

Tool used to streamline the process of managing electronic 

forms and form requests, all electronic revisions of SSC 

forms and form ownership information. 

67

FOSC Material Management 

Inventory

FOSC Material Management 

Inventory Web Application

FOSC repository for inventory transactions and nightly file 

generation for SAP. 

68

FOSC Panel Documentation 

System

FOSC Panel Documentation 

System Web Application

Application used to document all electrical panels for all 

buildings on SSC. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

69

FOSC SR&QA - Building 

Inspections 

FOSC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Reporting tool for NASA/PSC contractor for tracking of 

Building Discrepancies.

70

FOSC SR&QA - Safety 

Meeting Manager

FOSC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Repository of Safety Presentations and Attendance 

Tracking.

71

FOSC SR&QA 

Administration

FOSC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Client

Application administration tool used to modify settings in 

the FOSC SR&QA Building Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Manager systems. 

72 FOSC System Safety FSS - FOSC System Safety Database FOSC Safety Portal for entering Safety data.

73 Funds Availability System

FAS - Funds Availability 

System Client

 Application used to assign work requests and procurement 

actions to reimbursable fund sources. 

74 Funds Distribution System

FDS - Funds Distribution 

System Client

System to manage Budget Funding Distribution for NASA 

SSC. 

75 GIT

JIRA - JIRA Development 

Tools COTS Supportive software for STASH Application. 

76 HASP License Manager HASP License Manager COTS License Manager for the SKM Power Tools for Windows. 

77

Hazardous Material Inventory 

System

HMIS - Hazardous Material 

Inventory System Web Application

System allows for tracking of hazardous materials and 

components at SSC. Used by SSC Environmental Office to 

ensure that storage quantity thresholds are not exceeded.

78 HR Calendar Administration

HRCalendar - HR Calendar 

System Web Application

Web Application to allow maintenance of HR Calendar 

events.

79

IBMT MSR - IBMT Monthly 

Standard Reports

IBMT MSR - IBMT Monthly 

Standard Reports Client

Integrated Business Management Team system for 

producing monthly standard reports for funding, 

commitments, obligations, and cost for all SSC programs 

and projects. 

80 IBOT BRIO Reporting

IBOT - Integrated Budget 

Office Tool COTS

System used to enter NASA budget data, CFO monthly 

reporting and review reports developed using BRIO 

Reporting tool. 

81 Incident Command Post ICP - Incident Command Post Web Site

Contains emergency awareness information, links to 

emergency awareness and preparation sites, and SSC point 

of contact information for the Incident Command Post at 

SSC. 

82

Information Technology 

Security

ITSEC - Information 

Technology Security Web Site

Primary functional web site for SSC's IT security activities. 

Includes: procedures, processes, and general IT security 

documents to help the SSC community protect IT assets. 

83

Information Technology 

Services (ITS) Survey

ITSS - Information 

Technology Services (ITS) 

Survey Web Site

Survey for assessing level of satisfaction with Information 

Technology Support (ITS) contractor. 

84 Infrastructure Updates IUP - Infrastructure Updates COTS

Sharepoint site consisting of ITS Infrastructure Updates 

supporting NASA. 

85 Integrated Budget Office Tool

IBOT - Integrated Budget 

Office Tool COTS

Resources Management tool used to develop and track 

PPBE submissions and SSC operating plans. 

86

Integrated Risk Managment 

Application

IRMA - Integrated Risk 

Management Application Web Application

Center risk management system used for tracking 

programmatic and institutional risks, identifying impacts 

and mitigations. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

87 Invoice Concurrence System

ICS - Invoice Concurrence 

System Web Application

Provides routing and approval processing capability for 

NASA invoices / procurements. 

88

Invoice Concurrence System 

Administration 

ICS - Invoice Concurrence 

System Client

Administrative tool used to establish new invoices in ICS 

and manage accounts. 

89

Invoice Concurrence System 

Monitor

ICS - Invoice Concurrence 

System Job

Background process that notifies ICS users of overdue 

actions. 

90 IP Configuration Repository IP Configuration Repository Web Application Web Application hosting IP metadata for SSC. 

91

IP Configuration Repository 

Flat File Loader IP Configuration Repository Job

Job to load IPAM and other data sources to the local 

database.

92 IRIS Process Author

IRISPA - IRIS Process 

Author

COTS Web 

Application

IRIS Process Author is an enterprise-level process 

management system which automates the authoring, 

modeling, and integration of organizational and project lifecycle processes within a collaborative environment. 

93 ISO 9000 ISO 9000 Web Site

Contains information used to ensure SSC compliance with 

ISO 9001. Includes: audit information, contacts, and links. 

94 ITS SR&QA - Administration

ITS SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr. Client

Application administration tool used to modify settings in 

the ITS SR&QA Building Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Manager systems. 

95

ITS SR&QA - Building 

Inspections

ITS SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr. Web Application

Reporting tool for NASA/ITS contractor for tracking of 

Building Discrepancies.

96

ITS SR&QA - Safety 

Meeting Manager 

ITS SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr. Web Application

Repository of Safety Presentations and Attendance 

Tracking.

97 ITS Survey

ITSS - Information 

Technology Services (ITS) 

Survey Web Application

Informal survey collected by the ITS contractor to allow the 

ITS to assess general satisfaction with activities at SSC. 

98 JIRA 

JIRA - JIRA Development 

Tools

COTS Web 

Application

JIRA is a Atlassian development tool used to track project 

related issues. 

99 Katrina Projects Katrina Projects Web Application Katrina Projects

100 Laboratory Services LS - Laboratory Services Web Site

Informational web site for SSC's laboratory services 

capability. 

101 LabView License Manager

LLM - LabVIEW License 

Manager COTS Manage use of SSC's LabView Licenses. 

102

LSC - SR&QA Building 

Inspection

LSC - SR&QA - Building 

Inspection /Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Reporting tool for NASA/LSC contractor for tracking of 

Building Discrepancies.

103

LSC SR&QA - 

Administration

LSC - SR&QA - Building 

Inspection /Safety Meeting 

Manager Client

Application administration tool used to modify settings in 

the LSC SR&QA Building Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Manager systems. 

104

LSC SR&QA - Safety 

Meeting Manager

LSC - SR&QA - Building 

Inspection /Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Repository of Safety Presentations and Attendance 

Tracking.

105 M86 Processing M86 - M86 Processing Web Application

Interface for M86, provides email requests to IT Security for 

un-blocking websites. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

106 Management Councils MC - Management Councils Web Site

Contains agenda's, presentations, and meeting minutes for 

the program management council and strategic management 

council for SSC. 

107 Maximo MAX - Maximo Web Application

Work control tracking system for facility and operations 

support contractor. Includes planning, scheduling, 

equipment tracking, preventative maintenance, and other 

work control funcitons.

108 Memory Blog Apollo 11 Memory Blog Apollo 11 Web Application Memory Blog in honor of Apollo 11’s 45th Anniversary

109

Metrology Management 

System 

MMS - Metrology 

Management System Client

Application that provides a means to track the progress of 

Instrumentation, Measurement, and Testing equipment 

(IMTE) that has been sent in for service to the Measurement 

Standards and Calibration Laboratories. 

110 Motionsoft eClublogic MEC - Motionsoft eClublogic Database

SQL Database supporting the SSC Wellness membership 

and accounts receivable data.

111

NASA Customer Satisfaction 

Survey

NTOG_Feedback - NASA 

Test Operations Feedback Web Application NASA Test Operations Feedback. 

112 NASA Exchange NASA Exchange Web Site

Website providing Stennis NASA Exchange information to 

the SSC Employee base. 

113

NASA HQ Agency Wide 

Environmental Geographic 

Information System Portal 

NHQGIS - NASA HQ 

Agency Wide Environmental 

Geographic Information 

System Portal Web Application

Provides Non-SBU and SBU Environmental Geographic 

data for NASA HQ Personnel. 

114 NETDOC

NETDOC - Network 

Documentation COTS

Applicaiton data repository for network architechture and 

discovery of Stennis Network.

115

Occupancy Process 

Automation System - Website

OPAS - Occupancy Process 

Automation System Web Application

OPAS Web is a component of the Occupancy Process 

Automation System to allow representatives from 

NASA/SSC organizations to specify the amount of 

reimbursable cost based on Budget Line Item. This 

component is used as part of the Annual Rate Calculation. 

116

Occupancy Process 

Automation System 

Administration

OPAS - Occupancy Process 

Automation System Client

The Occupancy Process Automation System is used by 

NASA Finance users to support the SSC Annual Occupancy 

process and the Monthly process. The Annual Process 

calculates occupancy rates for SSC Tenant Agencies based 

on prior year reimbursable cost, ex 

117 Occupational Health Services

OHS - Occupational Health 

Services Web Site

Contains occupational health information for SSC 

employees including: health clinic information, wellness 

center information, industrial Hygiene, and the employee 

assistance program 

118

OCIO Financial Control 

System

OCIOFCS - OCIO Financial 

Control System Client

OCIO Financial Control System is a client/server 

application for budget planning and comparing actuals vs 

estimates. Includes an interface to CDW databse for SWR 

and MR amounts. 

119

OCOMM - Office of 

Communications Office of Communications Web Site

Primary organizational website for the Office of 

Communications. Contains organizational infoformation, 

functions of the office, and links. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

120 Office of External Affairs 

OEA - Office of External 

Affairs Web Site

Primary organizational website for the Office of External 

Affairs. Contains organizational infoformation, functions 

of the office, and links. 

121

Office of Human CapitalTraining CalendarHRCalendar - HR Calendar 

System Web Application

HR Calendar is a web application for displaying information 

regarding SSC NASA training events in calendar month 

format. 

122

Office of Safety Mission 

Assurance

OSMA - Office of Safety & 

Mission Assurance Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the SSC Office of 

Safety & Mission Assurance. Contains injury reporting 

information, ability to enter close call incidents in a 

database, and several safety articles and documents. 

123

Office of the Chief Financial 

Officer

OCFO - Office of the Chief 

Financial Officer Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the Business 

Management Divisions OCFO. General CFO information 

including: documents, procedures, budget reports, etc. 

124

Office of the Chief 

Information Officer

OCIO - Office of the Chief 

Information Officer Web Site

Organizational web site with procedural documentation, 

links, and staff information for the SSC Office of the CIO. 

125 OMBUDS Program OP - OMBUDS Program Web Site

Contains information on the SSC OMBUDS program 

including: purpose and links to related information. 

126 Online Seat Ordering System

OWEB - Online Seat 

Ordering System Web Application

Application used by SSC IT Coordinators to order local 

Stennis OCIO services: Analog/Digital TV, Radio, and 

Telephone.

127 Other Accumulated Cost

OAC - Other Accumulated 

Cost Client Other Accumulated Contractor Cost interfacing with SAP.

128 OWEB Administration

OWEB - Online Seat 

Ordering System Client

Application used by Service Management Group for 

managing OWEB orders, reporting and maintaining users 

roles for the OWEB system. 

129

OWEB System Monitor 

(Print Utility)

OWEB - Online Seat 

Ordering System Job Job that prints OWEB orders for the ODIN contractor. 

130 PIPE-FLO Compressible PIPE-FLO Compressible COTS

Simulates the operation of the piping systems transporting 

compressible fluids including steam and gases under a 

variety of expected operating conditions. Performs rigorous 

calculation of compressed gas systems balancing the flow 

rates and pressures throughout the system.

131 PIPE-FLO Professional PIPE-FLO Professional COTS

Simulates the operation of the complete piping systems 

showing the interaction of pumps, compressors, pipelines, 

control valves, and components.

132

PRELL - Procurement 

Records Lending Library 

PRELL - Procurement 

Records Lending Library Web Application

Application that provides tracking of procurement records 

and check-out transactions.

133 Procurement Portal PP - Procurement Portal Web Site

Primary organizational site for the Acquisition Management 

Office. Contains links to applications, links to procurement 

policy and procedure, and links to procurement programs. 

134 ProEST 2011 PROEST - ProEST 2011 COTS

Software allows estimators to accurately calculate the cost 

of SSC construction.

135

Project Funding Priority 

System

PFPS - Project Funding 

Priority System Web Application

Tracks proposed propulsion test projects and provides 

capability for rating/prioritizing those projects and 

submitting funding proposals. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

136

Project Funding Priority 

System Monitor

PFPS - Project Funding 

Priority System Job

Background utility that monitors project routing, generates 

notifications, and email reminders. 

137 Project Integration Office

PIO - Project Integration 

Office Web Site

Provides guidance on developing agreements at SSC and a 

agreement worksheet. 

138 Project Management Division

PMD - Project Management 

Division Web Site

Organizational website for the Center Operations Project 

Managment Division. Site contains general information 

such as: staff, reports generated by the division, project 

status, and links to other websites. 

139 Propulsion Test Calendar

PTC - Propulsion Test 

Calendar Web Site

Schedule of propulsion testing and status of preparations for 

tests. 

140

PSC SR&QA - 

Administration 

PSRQAADMIN - PSC 

SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr Client

Application administration tool used to modify settings in 

the PSC SR&QA Building Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Manager systems. 

141

PSC SR&QA - Building 

Inspections

PSRQAADMIN - PSC 

SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr Web Application

Reporting tool for NASA/PSC contractor for tracking of 

Building Discrepancies.

142

PSC SR&QA - Safety 

Meeting Manager 

PSRQAADMIN - PSC 

SR&QA - Building 

Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Mgr Web Application

Repository of Safety Presentations and Attendance 

Tracking.

143 Public Affairs Office PAO - Public Affairs Office Web Site

Primary organizational site for the Office of External 

Affairs. Contains organizational infoformation, functions 

of the office, and links. 

144 PV Elite License Manager PV Elite License Manager COTS

This is a HASP license manager for the PV Elite Intergraph 

software. 

145

Radio Frequency Spectrum 

Management

RFSM - Radio Frequency 

Spectrum Management Web Site

Provides FAQ, RF management handbook, forms, and links 

for the Radio Frequency Spectrum Management function at 

SSC. 

146

Rainbow Technologies 

Sentinel License Manager

Rainbow Technologies 

Sentinel LM COTS

License Manager softwar3e used to control access to the 

network licenses of PIPE-FLO Professional 2005 and PIPEFLO Compressible 2005. 

147

Records Storage Tracking 

Inventory Database

RESTID - Records Storage 

Tracking Inventory Database Web Application

RESTID is a web-based application to manage the physical 

inventory of sSC records. RESTID provides functions for 

th transfer, receipt, storage, and disposal of records in a 

physical media, such as paper, film, and video. 

148

Records Storage Tracking 

Inventory Database Print 

Monitor

RESTID - Records Storage 

Tracking Inventory Database Job RESTID_PRINT_MONITOR Print Container Labels.

149

Refrigerant Control 

Managment System

RCMS - Refrigerant Control 

Management System COTS

Application used for environmental office monitoring of 

refrigerant systems, repairs, and inventory at Stennis Space 

Center. 

150

Reimbursable Bill 

Attachments

RBA - Reimbursable Bill 

Attachments Client

System generates reimbursable customer bill details for the 

Office of the Chief Financial Officer. 

151

Relational Security 

Assessment Manager 

RSAM - Relational Security 

Assessment Manager COTS

Risk Assessment and compliance management tool used by 

IT Security personnel and System Owners to provide risk 

assessment analysis and support. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

152 RESTID Web Service

RESTID - Records Storage 

Tracking Inventory Database Web Service

Web service and methods for RESTID Scanner mobile 

application.

153

Rocket Propulsion Test 

Automated Management 

System RPT - Rocket Propulsion Test Web Application

Interface used to request access to the RocketTest Web 

Application. 

154 Rockettest Monitor RPT - Rocket Propulsion Test Job

Background process to send reminder emails for overdue 

action items in RPT.

155 Rockettest Public RPT - Rocket Propulsion Test Web Application Public Information Web Site for RPT data.

156 RPT Administration RPT - Rocket Propulsion Test Client

Tool for performing administrative and system management 

functions for the Rocket Propulsion Test Web Application.

157 Safety & Hazard Reporting

SHR - Safety & Hazard 

Reporting Web Site

Steps for responding to or reporting a safety/harardous 

situation. 

158 Safety Advisories SA - Safety Advisories Web Application Displays product recall notices/alerts

159

Safety Management Review 

Administration

SMR - Safety Management 

Review Web Application

Tool used to manage agenda, meeting minutes and 

presentations from the Safety Management Review website. 

160

Safety Management Review 

Website

SMR - Safety Management 

Review Web Application

Displays the Agenda, Meeting Minutes, and Presentations 

for the Safety Management Review board. 

161 Safety Smart SS - Safety Smart Web Site

A wide range of safety related information including: 

training, osha information, msds data, and articles on recent 

safety incidents and practices. 

162

Scientific Technical 

Information Approval

STI - Scientific Technical 

Information Approval Web Application

Allows authors of scientific documents and presentations to 

obtain approval for release. 

163

Scientific Technical 

Information Approval 

Administration

STI - Scientific Technical 

Information Approval Client

Tool used to perform administrative functions for the 

Scientific & Technical Approval Application .

164

Scientific Technical 

Information Approval 

Monitor

STI - Scientific Technical 

Information Approval Job

Background process that notifies STI users of overdue 

actions.

165

SDC RSA SecurID 

Infrastructure

SDC RSA SecurID 

Infrasctructure COTS

Application tool used to provide 2 factor authentication for 

specific SDC applications.

166 SDC Web Upload Utility

SDCWUU - SDC Web 

Upload Utility Web Application Tool used by SSC Website Owners to upload to SSCPortal. 

167

SDC Web Upload Utility - 

Administration

SDCWUU - SDC Web 

Upload Utility Web Application

Administrative framework tool for creating and controlling 

access for the SDC Web Upload Utility. 

168

Security Investigation 

Database

SID - Security Investigation 

Database Web Application Application to track security investigations. 

169 Security Office SO - Security Office Web Site

Primary organizational web site for the SSC security staff. 

Contains point of contact info, visitor request information, 

traffic information, and links to other security sites. 

170 Service Request System

SRS - Service Request 

System Web Application

Primary end user interface for processing Stennis Work 

Requests for on-site support contract tasks. 
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Attachment J-11 Historical Data, Sample Data

List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

171

Service Request System - 

Administration

SRS - Service Request 

System Client

Tool used to perform administrative functions for the 

Service Request System (SRS) including: benefitor 

management, account management, modification of 

approval routing, and MIPR maintenance. 

172

Service Request System - 

Monitor

SRS - Service Request 

System Job

Monitoring tool for approval rollover and signature 

timeouts.

173

Service Request System - PR 

Creation

SRS - Service Request 

System Job

Purchase Request creation -creates PR in the FOS MICS 

System for material requests initiated in the SRS system. 

174

Severe Weather Warning 

System

SWWS - SSC Severe 

Weather Warning System Web Application

Application which integrates the Lightning Detection radar 

image generated by the Lightning Detection System (LDS) 

as well as the LDS event log and status for severe weather 

warning alerts. 

175

SKM Power Tools for 

Windows

SKM Power Tools for 

Windows COTS Power System Design and Analysis Software

176

SOFI - Stennis Online Forms 

Index

SOFI - Stennis Online Forms 

Index Web Application

Application includes script for auto-generation of form 

numbers (and will be future replacement of Stennis Forms 

Index). 

177

Space Flight Awareness 

Survey

SFAS - Space Flight 

Awareness Survey Web Application

Survey for SFA award recipients to provide feedback on 

events. 

178

SRS- Notification Tray 

Utility

SRS - Service Request 

System Client

System used to alert users of actions required in the Service 

Request System. 

179 SSC Air Range Safety

AARIN - Application for Air 

Range Information and 

Notification Web Application

Application used to provide a mechanism for operators of 

aircraft to request permission to fly over SSC airspace or 

land on SSC property.

180 SSC Cafeteria Message Board SSC Cafeteria Message Board Web Application

SSC Cafeteria Message Board, a forum for ideas, 

discussions, comments, observations, and recommendations 

for improvements. 

181

SSC Cafeteria Message Board 

Monitor SSC Cafeteria Message Board Web Application

Web Application to allow provisioning of comments 

submitted to SSC Cafeteria Message Board.

182 SSC Campus Portal SSC Portal - CAMPUS Web Site

Primary web portal for Campus Community. Contains 

information such as announcements, resident agencies, etc. 

183 SSC Campus Portal - OLD SSC Portal - CAMPUS Web Site

Currently hosting SSC Electronic Forms Page and SSC 

Phone Query. 

184 SSC Community Portal SSC Portal - COMMUNITY Web Site

Primary web portal for Stennis Community. Contains 

information such as announcements, special events, menus, 

relevant to all SSC Site occupants. 

185

SSC Design and Data 

Management System

DDMS - SSC Design and 

Data Management System

COTS Web 

Application

Contains links to DDMS applications (windchill, pro-e, 

filemaker work control sys) and provides brief definition of 

SSC DDMS project. 

186 SSC Employee Directory

DS - SSC Employee 

Information Maintenance Client

System used by NASA physical security to produce badges 

for individuals who require access to Stennis Space Center. 

187

SSC Employee Information 

Maintenance

DS - SSC Employee 

Information Maintenance Web Application Maintenance application used to update SSC employee data

188

SSC Integrated Project 

Services

SSC Integrated Project 

Services

COTS Web 

Application SSC Sitewide Integrated Scheduling System.
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List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

189 SSC Intranet Portal SSC Portal - INTRANET Web Site

Primary web portal for Stennis Internal Community. 

Contains information such as employee services, reference 

library, resident agency links, ssc contractor websites, etc.

190 SSC One View 

SSC_OneView - SSC One 

View COTS Sharepoint Site consisting of ITS Contract information.

191 SSC On-line Catalog System

SOCS - SSC On-line Catalog 

System Web Application Warehouse catalog search application. 

192

SSC Phone Radio Service 

Lookup

SPRSL - SSC Phone Radio 

Service Lookup Web Application

Web Application used to lookup published phone, radio and 

service numbers. 

193 SSC Quality of Life

SSCQOL - SSC Quality of 

Life Web Site

Provides general information to the public on the 

demographics and lifestyle of communities surrounding 

Stennis Space Center.

194

SSC Safety Advisories 

Admin SA - Safety Advisories Web Application

Application used to manage the announcements, contacts, 

and documents uploaded to Safety Advisories website.

195 SSC Security Search 

DS - SSC Employee 

Information Maintenance Web Application

System used by security dispatch to view Stennis Badging 

System (SBS) data. (Security Client for SBS) 

196 SSC Site Status Mobile 

EOC-SS - Emergency 

Operations Center - Site 

Status

Mobile 

Application

Mobile application that allows user to view SSC Site Status, 

Weather and receive push notifications. 

197 SSC Site Status Web Service

EOC-SS - Emergency 

Operations Center - Site 

Status Web Service

Background web service and methods for SSC Site Staus 

mobile application. 

198

SSC Universal Configuration 

Management Database

UCMDB - SSC Universal 

Configuration Management 

Database COTS

Application used to perform Discover and Mapping of 

systems(hardware), storage and applications.

199 SSC Video

SSC-LSVIDEO - SSC Live 

Stream Video Web Site Live Stream video from "A" test complex.

200 SSC VPN VPN - SSC VPN COTS Interface for SSC VPN connectivity.

201 Stash

JIRA - JIRA Development 

Tools

COTS Web 

Application

Stash is a Atlassian code repository used for revision 

control. 

202

Stennis Action Tracking 

System

AcTrak - Stennis Action 

Tracking System Web Application

Actrak is a web base application for tracking action items 

for various organizations and projects for SSC NASA and 

NASA contractors.

203

Stennis Action Tracking 

System Monitor

AcTrak - Stennis Action 

Tracking System Job Job that processes overdue action items. 

204

Stennis Contract Deliverable 

System 

SCDS - Stennis Contract 

Deliverable System Web Application

System used by NASA procurement and on-site support 

contractors to track, submit, and review deliverables. 

205

Stennis Data Center 

Administration

ARS / SDCA - Access 

Request System/ Stennis Data 

Center Administration Client

Tool used by SDC Operations to manage application, file 

share, and building access through the Access Requests 

System (ARS).

206

Stennis Data Center Media 

Records Library

SDCMRL - Stennis Data 

Center Media Records 

Library Web Application

Stennis Data Center Media Records Library application is 

provides tracking and check in - check out of media and 

records for the SDC. 

207

Stennis Data Center 

Sharepoint SDC Sharepoint COTS

Microsoft Sharepoint system. Provides web interface for 

accessing network shares.
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List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

208

Stennis Energy Allocation 

System

SEAS - Stennis Energy 

Allocation System Client

Generates billing statements for electrical, propane/diesel, 

and natural gas consumption for resident agencies.

209

Stennis Ergonomic Risk 

Assessment System 

ERATES - Ergonomic Risk 

Assessment, Tracking and 

Evaluation System Web Application

Provides a tool for employees to create and submit 

ergonomic risk assessments appropriate to the employees 

work place for evaluation by an ergonomists.

210

Stennis Institutional 

Geographic Information 

System

SEGIS - Stennis Enterprise 

Geographic Information 

System Web Application

GIS tool including facility management, 

environmental/CERCLA management, utility management, 

and real estate management functions.

211

Stennis Multimedia Archive 

Electronic Logbook DPA - Digital Photo Archive Client

Tool used by FOS Multimedia to load and catalog images 

into the Digital Photo Archive database.

212

Stennis Real Property Space 

Request

SRPSR - Stennis Real 

Property Space Request Web Application

Application to allow NASA Civil Servants and NASA 

Contractors and Tenants to request a move/space. 

213

Striving to Achieve Real 

Safety

STARS - Striving to Achieve 

Real Safety Web Site

A forum for employee-based involvement in the continual 

improvement of safety and health issues at Stennis Space 

Center .

214 Sustainability SUSTAIN- Sustainability Web Application

Application to track environmental of engineering and 

construction projects. 

215

TechDoc Campus Search 

Engine 

TechDOC - Technical 

Documentation System Web Application

Campus search engine for NASA Stennis/Contractor 

Documents.

216 TechDoc Document Manager

TechDOC - Technical 

Documentation System Web Application

Administrative tool for loading documents into the techdoc 

system and maintaining document repository framework for 

NASA SSC and contractor documents.

217 Techdoc History Office

TechDOC - Technical 

Documentation System Web Application SSC History Office Tech Library for history documnetation.

218

TechDoc Internal Search 

Engine

TechDOC - Technical 

Documentation System Web Application

Internal search engine for NASA Stennis/Contractor 

Documents.

219

TechDoc Public Search 

Engine

TechDOC - Technical 

Documentation System Web Application Public search engine for the Stennis TechDoc system. 

220

Technology Development - 

Active Project Listing

TDPTT - Technology 

Development Projects 

Tracking Tool Web Application

Technology Development & Transfer Office website report 

of TDPTT projects (Pages available the CCT Internal 

Website).

221

Technology Development 

Projects Tracking Tool

TDPTT - Technology 

Development Projects 

Tracking Tool Client

Tool for maintaining and tracking SSC technology transfer 

projects. 

222

TOC SR&QA - 

Administration

TOC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Client

Application administration tool used to modify settings in 

the TOC SR&QA Building Inspections / Safety Meeting 

Manager systems. 

223

TOC SR&QA - Building 

Inspections

TOC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Reporting tool for NASA/PSC contractor for tracking of 

Building Discrepancies.

224

TOC SR&QA - Safety 

Meeting Manager

TOC SR&QA - Building 

Inspection / Safety Meeting 

Manager Web Application

Repository of Safety Presentations and Attendance 

Tracking.

225

Training & Certification 

Record System

TCRSII - Training & 

Certification Record System COTS Tool used to track certifications of employees at SSC.
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List 4: SSC SDC Applications

NUMBER APPLICATION MODULE APPLICATION / WEB 

SITE TYPE DESCRIPTION

AS OF July 2014

NUMBER AND TYPE OF APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

AS DIRECTED BY THE NASA/SSC/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

226 VIBES VIBES - VIBES Web Application Jacobs Performance Evaluation Application.

227 Video Archive System VAS - Video Archive System Web Application Catalog of video clips for SSC. 

228 Video Production VP - Video Production Web Site

Organizational site for the Stennis video production 

capability. Contains description of services offered and 

points of contact. 

229 Video Streaming Dashboard SD - Streaming Dashboard Web Application

Video Streaming Dashboard is used for video streams that 

require authorized users. 

230

Voluntary Protection 

Programs Administration

VPP - Voluntary Protection 

Programs Web Application

Tool used to manage agenda, meeting minutes and 

presentations from the VPP website. 

231

Windchill - Design and Data 

Management System Windchill Web Application SSC Design and Data Mgt System 

232 Wizdom Wizdom COTS

Web-based software solution for project management, 

process management and document management. 

Originally implemented for SMO organization. 

* Applications and components may be added, deleted, and modified during the execution of this contract. The successful bidder shall provide support 

services for these new appliations and application modifications under "Core" services.
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List 5: Application Complexity

Application Complexity Description

Highly Complex

SQL Server Database with over 20 tables. Typically has a client administrative 

back end developed in Powerbuilder and a web based front end developed in ASP 

or ASP.Net. Generally requires 2 or more developers.

Low to Moderate Complexity SQL Server Database with under 20 tables. Typically has a web based front end 

developed in ASP or ASP.Net. Generally requires 1 developer.

Mobile Applications Typically Use Web Services to access simple or complex SQL Server databases. 

Developed using Sencha.

Note: This is a listing of examples of the types of application complexity associated with the execution of the PWS. This is not 

a comprehensive listing of all applications. This listing is a representative example of the degree of complexity of new 

applications or application modifications. This is not a listing of authorized/approved projects for the performance of the 

contract. 
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Change Request Title Description Scope Date

ECR-2010-0021 DDMS Baseline

Baseline the DDMS System Engineering Management Plan primary 

business object Software Requirement Sets (Engineering Change 

Requests, Engineering Orders, Engineering Analysis, Requirement 

Change Requests, Lessons Learned, Test Request, Work Authorization 

Audit Object, Dissenting Opionions, and Key Decision Records)

Update approach to system architecture, 

processes to be utilized throughout the 

life of the system 'project' and individual 

requirement statements for all object 

functions, attributes, etc and the 

verification associated with each. Mar-10

ECR-2011-0048

FY11 Update of 

DDMS

Updated the DDMS System Engineering Management Plan, as well as 

primary business object software requirements, and additional 

requirements for Problem Reports, Test Preparation Sheets, and 

Requirement Change Requests.

Update approach to system architecture, 

processes to be utilized throughout the 

life of the system 'project' and individual 

requirement statements for all object 

functions, attributes, etc and the 

verification associated with each. 

Additionally generated and baselined the 

DDMS Programmer's Manual, Project 

Management Plan, Hazard Analysis, 

User's Guide, and Software Assurance 

Classification Report. Jun-11

ECR-2011-0066

Requirements Link 

and RCR 

Requirement 

Changes for DDMS

Updated the Software requirements and associated workflows on a 

development server, tested, verified performance pre and post 

deployment.

Update software documentation, user's 

guide, programmer's guide, and all 

system configuration, testing, and 

deployment validation efforts. Sep-11

ECR-2012-039

SACR 

Requirements

Generation of a requirements set for the automation of the Software 

Assurance Classification Report object.

Generation of requirement objects, 

review and approval discussions with key 

stakeholders, documentation and 

baseline Mar-12

ECR-2012-0040

Institutioal Design 

Package release 

process move to 

DDMS

Add functionality to the system such that Institutional Design and 

Construction Package generation, routing, approval, and release 

workflows are automated in DDMS.

Included all object configuration, 

workflow coding, stakeholder meetings 

and training, testing, pre and post 

deployment verification, update to 

requirements/manuals/and other 

associated documentation. Mar-12

ECR-2013-0011

Migration of 

Windchill from 

Version 9.1 to 10.1 Full System migration from previous version of the tool to 10.1

Includes all pre-deployment test 

migrations, workflow re-configurations 

necessary to ensure successful migration, 

documentation updates, testing, pre and 

post deployment verification, and training 

of all users. Jan-13

EO-2012-0036

Add ability to 

capture and 

report on a user's 

organization

Add an organization column to the Verification and Validation Report to 

display organization of the user the verification task is currently 

assigned to.

Configure report script to pull additional 

data and format appropriately Dec-11

EO-2012-0045

Change to TPS/PR 

Dispo Workflow

Move the CMO/Cal Management tasks in the Work Authorization 

Document (WAD) workflows to the end after all other routing has been 

completed.

Reconfiguration of the workflow, testing, 

demonstration to key stakeholders, 

training, and documentation updates 

required. Jan-12
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Change Request Title Description Scope Date

EO-2012-0062

Implement SAVE 

Button for 

Verification Item 

task support

Add a 'save' button to the verification item tasksing to allow users to 

enter comments and save them for later editing prior to closeout of the 

task.

Update screen configuration and 

functionaltiy to save the entry without 

processing the workflow. Jan-12

EO-2012-0084

Updates to the 

ReqLink Tool 

Attributes Update attribute options for the Requirement Objects

Update configuration of the objects to 

capture additional data, pull from new 

lists, and provide availability of attributes 

in searches and reports. Feb-12

EO-2012-0086

EO Traceability fo 

Open Constraints 

Report alpha 

search restrictions

Update out of the box configuration option to force text in search fields 

to the correct format.

Update out of the box configuration 

option to force text in search fields to the 

correct format. Feb-12

EO-2012-0141

Dispo Print/Verify 

Worksteps task 

text update Update text on the Print/Verify Worksteps Tasks page

Update text on a task page - configure the 

page to display additional content. May-12

EO-2012-0165

EO Workflow 

Updates Updates to the EO workflow

Updates attribute titles for consistency, 

refactored code for improved 

performance, added personnel to the 

approval workflow for consistency with 

current work instructions. Jul-12

EO-2012-0187

DDMS Engineering 

Object attribute 

consoliation 

changes

Cleanup Engineering Object attribute discrepancies and make 

workflows more efficient in preparation for Windchill 10 migration

Implmenent several requirement changes 

for improved performance and 

consistency Sep-12

EO-2012-0193

DDMS Engineering 

Object Attribute 

Changes Phase II 

rollout

Cleanup Engineering Object attribute discrepancies and make 

workflows more efficient in preparation for Windchill 10 migration

Implmenent several requirement changes 

for improved performance and 

consistency Sep-12

EO-2013-0040

EO SORD inclusion 

and Requirement 

Tool updates SORD Attribute added to the EO object

Update requirements, documentation, 

and configuration of the EO object to 

allow SORDs to be routed through the 

appropriate personnel for approval. Feb-13

EO-2013-0046

Modifications to 

DDMS email 

notifications Changed the configuraiton of the automated email notification

Added object names/links and removed 

unnecessary data from the email 

template Mar-13

EO-2013-0052

Patches and 

Updates to DDMS 

for April 2013 Update to various reports, and report link locations

Re-configured several reports to pull 

current data, as well as configured the 

interface to provide for report links in 

more accessible locations. Apr-13

EO-2013-0057

Modifications to 

TPS and Action 

Item Attributes Added attributes to the TPS and Action Items for the Component Shop

Updated the requirements set, developed 

and tested, updated users guide and 

other documentation, and deployed and 

verified to production. May-13
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Change Request Title Description Scope Date

EO-2013-0091

Install of PartsLink 

Module w/o data 

or classifications Partslink Installation and basic configuration

Included pre-dployement testing and 

configuration determination, 

demonstrations to key stakeholders, and 

documentation updates; also included 

post-deployment verification Sep-13

EO-2013-0092

Configure 

Windchill for NDC 

Authentication Reconfigure system for authentication to agency source

Installed necessary code and configured 

to accept agency authentication 

protocols; updated documentation, preand post-testing and training. Sep-13

EO-2014-0049

Update to SCR 

Workflow Rollout Field Change Request functionality

Configure the Stennis Change Request 

object workflows and attributes to 

facilitate the FCR process for the 

Institutional personnel; included 

documentation, training, testing, and postdeployment verification. Feb-14

EO-2014-0094

Implement RCR 

DDMS 0288 Add contrators to an allowable pull-down list

reconfigure pull-down list values to 

include support contractor personnel and 

ensure workflow routing works 

apprpriately based upon the value 

selected. Sep-14

EO-2014-0126

Modifications to 

PR and TPS to 

include software 

related routing 

and approval

Add attibutes and workflows to work authorization documents 

affecting software

Included new attributes to the TPS and PR 

objects and associated routing, 

documentation updates, testing, pre and 

post-deployment validation, and training 

of personnel Sep-14

Note: This is a listing of examples of the types of development ans sustainment activities associated with the execution of the PWS. This listing is a representative 

example of minor (Engineering Orders - EOs) and more signification (Engineering Change Requests - ECRs) executed over the last few years as part of PWS 6.1. The 

overall scope of the support from year to year has been consistent; however, the specific detailed content of the scope varies from year to year based upon Center priorities, 

enhancement/change complexity, potential improved performance or user experience, and risk to propulstion test operations.
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List 7: RESERVED 

June 25, 2015
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List 8: System, Software, and Development Environments Used for Information Technology Services

System, Software, and Development Environments Used for Information Technology Services

IT Configuration Control: Configuration Control Tracking System (Developed In-house)

Help Desk: DK Helpdesk

Records Management: Adobe, Records Storage Tracking Inventory Database (Developed In-house)

IT Security: Rsam, McAfee Foundstone

Cable Television: Blonder Tongue, Motorola

EPACS/CCTV: Lenel, Pelco

Institutional Applications Development: ASP, ASP.net, Powerbuilder

Science Applications Development: ArcGIS, Matlab, ERDAS Imagine, ENVI

Data Center Hardware: Dell (server and storage), Brocade (SAN fabric), Oracle (tape library)

Data Center Software: Windows Server*, Linux, Unix, Vmware ESX, DataCore Sansymphony

Database Software: MS SQL Server, Oracle

PDLM: PTC Windchill

S&MA Applications: Integrated Risk Management Application, Audit Tracking and Information System (GOTS)

* Primary

Note: This is a listing of the "PRIMARY" hardware, software and development environments under the ITS. This is not a complete

listing. The successful bidder will be required to support a range of products in these categories.