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CENTRAL PLATEAU CLEANUP CONTRACT – FINAL RFP SOLICITATION NO. 89303318REM000008, AMENDMENT 1 – TASK ORDER 2

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Task Order 2 – End States Cleanup Work


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Table of Contents

Section A – Solicitation/Contract Form .........................................................................................

Section B – Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs ....................................................................... 1

Section C – Performance Work Statement .................................................................................. 2

Section D – Packaging and Marking .......................................................................................... 14

Section E – Inspection and Acceptance ...................................................................................... 14

Section F – Deliveries or Performance ....................................................................................... 14

Section G – Contract Administration Data ................................................................................ 14

Section H – Special Contract Requirements .............................................................................. 14

Section I – Contract Clauses ........................................................................................................ 14

Section J – List of Documents, Exhibits, and Other Attachments ........................................... 15


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Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs

This Task Order work shall be performed under Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) 00001 of the

Hanford Central Plateau Cleanup Contract (CPCC) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)

Contract (herein referred to as the Master IDIQ Contract). Section B of the Master IDIQ Contract is

incorporated by reference, and is revised for purposes of this Task Order with the information below

specifically identified for this task.

B.1 DOE-B-2012 Supplies/Services Being Procured/Delivery Requirements (Oct 2014)

The Contractor shall furnish all personnel, facilities, equipment, material, supplies, and services

(except as may be expressly set forth in this Task Order as furnished by the Government) and otherwise

do all things necessary for, or incident to, the performance of work as described in Section C,

Performance Work Statement (PWS) under this Task Order.

B.2 DOE-B-2003 Cost-Plus-Incentive-Fee Task Order: Total Estimated Cost and Incentive Fee

(OCT 2014)

(a) This is a Cost-Plus-Incentive-Fee Task Order. In accordance with the Clause at FAR 52.216-10,

Incentive Fee, the target cost, target fee, maximum and minimum fees, and the target fee increase

and decrease ratios for this Contract are shown in Table B-1.

Table B-1. Target Cost and Fee Information

Target Cost [$proposed]

Target Fee [$proposed]

Maximum Fee 15%

Minimum Fee 0%

Target Fee Increase Ratio: 30 Cents/Dollar Less Than Target Cost

Target Fee Decrease Ratio: 30 Cents/Dollar More Than Target Cost

(b) The target cost, target fee, minimum and maximum fee, and target fee increase/decrease ratios are

applicable to the following CLIN. The Target Cost does not include the estimated cost associated

with Usage Based Services (UBS) provided by Other Hanford Contractors (OHC), which is non-fee

bearing.

(c) The Task Order CLIN structure is shown in Table B-2.

Table B-2. Task Order CLIN Structure

CLIN CLIN Title CLIN Type Target Cost + UBS Cost Target Fee Total

00001

End States Cleanup

Work

CPIF [$proposed] [$proposed] [$proposed]

UBS provided by OHCs CR [$proposed] N/A [$proposed]

Total [$Proposed] [$Proposed] [$Proposed]

CLIN = Contract Line Item Number CPIF = Cost Plus Incentive Fee


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(d) CLIN 00001 – End States Cleanup Work:

This CLIN includes the target cost and fee associated with performing the End States identified

within the Task Order PWS.

This CLIN also includes UBSs provided by OHCs, which includes the estimated costs (no fee)

associated with reimbursing OHCs for services provided to CPCC listed within the Master IDIQ

Contract Section J, Attachment J-3, Hanford Site Services and Interface Requirements Matrix.

The costs within this CLIN does not include general administration and management cost for Core

Functions associated with administering this CLIN. The estimated costs for Core Functions to

perform the general administration and management of this CLIN is included within Task

Order 3 – Core Functions.

(e) Payment of target fee shall be made in accordance with the Clause FAR 52.216-10, Incentive Fee,

and the Payments clauses in the Master IDIQ Contract applicable to this Task Order.

The final fee calculation includes a reconciliation of the actual UBSs provided by OHCs at the end of

the Task Order for CLIN 00001, End States Cleanup Work. If there are any differences between the

actual UBS costs in relation to the UBS negotiated cost, an adjustment will be made to the target cost

and fee to reflect the change to services utilized.

B.3 DOE-B-2013 Obligation of Funds (Oct 2014)

(a) Pursuant to the Clause of this Contract in FAR 52.232-22, Limitation of Funds, total funds in the

amount(s) specified below are obligated for the payment of allowable costs and fee. It is estimated

that this amount is sufficient to cover performance through the date(s) shown below.

(b) TBD at Task Order award.

Section C - Performance Work Statement

C.1 Task Order Purpose and Overview

This task is to be performed for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Richland Operations Office (RL)

Central Plateau Cleanup, located on the Hanford Site north of Richland, Washington. The purpose of this

Task Order is to describe the end states-related cleanup work scope to be performed during the period of

performance identified in this Task Order.

C.2 Scope of Work

Table C-1. Listing of Task-Specific Scope

Task Order 2: End States Cleanup Work

Subtask

# Subtask Title

Related Master

IDIQ PWS

Section CWBS Reference

1 Continuation of the characterization and

deactivation of the 105-KW Basin in the 100-K

Area

C.2.2 RL-0041.02;

RL-0041.02.23.21


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Table C-1. Listing of Task-Specific Scope

Task Order 2: End States Cleanup Work

Subtask

# Subtask Title

Related Master

IDIQ PWS

Section CWBS Reference

2 Continued D4 of the 100-K structures and the

remediation of the 100-K soil waste sites

C.2.2 RL-0041.02;

RL-0041.02.23.21

3 Initiate and complete the remote excavation of the

highly contaminated portion of the 300-296 waste

site under the 324 Building in the 300 Area

C.2.3 RL-0041.02.25.21

4 Strategy to Accelerate Completion of Groundwater

Remediation in the River Corridor Groundwater

Operable Units

C.3.2 RL-0030 and all

associated sub-elements

5 Obtain Decision Documents for the River Corridor

operable units

C.5.5 RL-0041.02;

RL-0030.11 and all

associated sub-

elements;

RL-0030.12 and all

associated sub-

elements;

RL-0030.10 and all

associate sub-elements

* The CWBS Reference(s) for the Subtasks can be found in the EMCBC Document Library.

CWBS = Contract Work Breakdown Structure

D4 = Deactivation, Decontamination, Decommission,

and Demolition

EMCBC = Environmental Management Consolidated

Business Center

IDIQ = Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity

Task: End States Cleanup Work Scope

The following elements of the Task Order (Subtasks 1 through 5) contain work scope that shall be

performed by the Contractor during this Task Order’s period of performance.

Authorized Disposition Activities

In performing the Subtasks 1, 2, and 3 associated with this Task Order, the Contractor shall adhere to the

following associated authorized disposition activities associated with these Subtasks, which are described

below:

The Contractor shall prepare and submit all Operable Unit (OU) regulatory and other documentation

required to cleanup, closeout, and support transition of the associated Implementation Area (IA) to

Long-Term Stewardship.


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In addition, the Contractor shall:

Keep up to date all Remedial Action Work Plans (RAWP), Remedial Design/RAWPs, air monitoring

plans, closure plans, and any other required regulatory documentation and submit revisions for

approval by DOE Richland Operations Office (RL) and its regulators.

Remove Underground Injection Control units associated with or in the vicinity of facilities, document

closure, and submit in accordance with WAC 173-218, Underground Injection Control Program.

Formally submit closure documentation to DOE-RL.

Complete disposition of all mobile offices from within the IA.

Complete miscellaneous restoration, which includes removal of all aboveground utility structures and

components no longer in use, removal of all surplus Conex boxes, fencing and debris, restoration of

the landscape through backfill and grading to match the natural contours of the area, restoration of

positive drainage, and re-establishment of native vegetation.

Prepare documentation and otherwise support DOE in obtaining a Certificate of Completion upon

satisfactory completion of the remedial action phase for a given OU. At the discretion of the lead

regulatory agency, a certificate shall be issued for completion of the remedial action phase for an OU

in accordance with Section 7.3.10 of the Tri-Party Agreement (TPA).

Project Management and Support

The Contractor shall include the project management support work scope activities (these activities are

additional to those in Task Order 3 – Core Functions. Costs in this Task Order shall follow the Offeror’s

management plan and are not duplicate costs in Task Order 3) for each of the cleanup work-related

subtasks in this Task Order including additional project management staff, safety basis, infrastructure, and

equipment required to support the safe and orderly performance of work scope.

Integration with Safe and Compliant Base Operations

In the performance of the subtasks associated with this Task Order, the Contractor shall perform the

activities necessary to manage the integration of this scope with the scope for performing safe and

compliant base operations.

UBS from OHCs and Non-Fee Bearing costs

The Contractor shall include the estimated costs (no fee) associated with reimbursing OHCs for services

provided to CPCC listed within Section J, Attachment J-3, Hanford Site Services and Interface

Requirements Matrix. These costs shall be included in each subtask below (showing quantity and costs),

but not included in the targeted fee calculation. All of the UBSs from OHCs and non-fee bearing costs

will be identified in the proposal and Offeror shall provide the backup of how the targeted fee calculation

was calculated removing these costs. The UBS and non-fee bearing costs apply to the work scope

identified in this Task Order.

C.2.1 SubTask 1 - Continuation of the characterization and deactivation of the 105-KW Basin in

the 100-K Area

The Contractor shall complete the following activities associated with continuing the basin

characterization and deactivation:

Install garnet filter media removal equipment, complete readiness assessment, and complete garnet

filter media removal.


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Train for and complete sand filter media removal equipment installation and operations training.

Train for and initiate underwater debris size reduction and staging.

C.2.2 SubTask 2 - Continued Deactivation, Decontamination, Decommission, and Demolition (D4)

of the remaining 100-K structures and the remediation of the remaining 100-K soil waste sites

The Contractor shall continue completion of the D4 of the remaining 100-K structures and the

remediation of the remaining waste sites in accordance with the existing Interim Action Record of

Decision (ROD) and the Remedial Design/Remedial Action Work Plans (RD/RAWP) for both removal

actions and remedial actions.

The Contractor shall complete the following D4 activity at 100-K Area including removal of associated

aboveground and underground structures and systems:

Complete demolition of the 165KE Power House.

Initiate and complete demolition preparation activities for 165KW Power House.

In addition, the Contractor shall complete the following waste site remediation activities at 100-K Area:

Continue and complete waste site 130-KE-2 (includes 166KE) remediation and close-out

documentation.

Continue and complete remediation and close-out documentation of waste sites 120-KE-8, 100-K-48,

and 100-K-104 (sites adjacent to 130-KE-2).

Complete waste site remediation, to include completion of excavation and closure sampling, for

100-K-55:2, 100-K-56:3 and 100-K-79:6.

C.2.3 SubTask 3 - Initiate and complete the remote excavation of the highly contaminated portion

of the soils in the 300-296 waste site under the 324 Building in the 300 Area

The Contractor shall initiate and complete the remote excavation of the highly contaminated portion of

the soils in the 300-296 waste site, so that in the future, the remainder of the waste site can be remediated

under open air conditions following completion of the 324 Building demolition.

The Contractor shall complete the remote excavation activities as follows:

Remove B-Cell floor.

Complete remote excavation of the high-hazard soils at the 300-296 waste site beneath the

324 Building in accordance with requirements defined in PRC-SRP-00130, Rev. 0, End State Criteria

for Meeting TPA Milestone M-016-85A and Gaining Backfill Concurrence Authorization for B Cell in

Preparation of 324 Facility Demolition and Final Remediation of the 300-296 Waste Site.

C.2.4 SubTask 4 - Strategy to Accelerate Completion of Groundwater Remediation in the River

Corridor Groundwater Operable Units

The Contractor shall develop a treatment strategy that includes a technical approach that achieves

accelerated completion of groundwater remediation, to support initiation of remedy performance

evaluation, for the groundwater operable units in the River Corridor.


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C.2.5 SubTask 5 - Obtain Decision Documents for the River Corridor operable units

The Contractor shall maintain consistency with the information provided in Section C.5 (Resource

Conservation and Recovery Act [RCRA]/Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and

Liability Act [CERCLA] Decision Documents) in the Master IDIQ Contract. The work to be

accomplished under this subtask is for the Contractor to complete the following documents:

Obtain a final DOE and regulator-approved CERCLA Record of Decision (ROD) for the 100-K Area

Obtain a final DOE and Regulator approved Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study [RI/FS] and

Proposed Plan for the 100-N Area

Obtain a final DOE and Regulator approved RD/RAWP for the 100-BC Area

C.3 Performance Requirements

Performance Measure – A statement of the outcome or results expected in a specific work area.

Performance Measure Description/Completion Criteria – The critical characteristics or aspects of

achieving the performance measure that will be monitored by the Government and for which the

Government will gather data.

The following performance measures (Table C-2) apply to this End States Cleanup Work Task Order.

Table C-2. Fiscal Year 2020 Performance Measures

SubTask

Number

Performance

Measure Identifier Performance Measure Description/Completion Criteria

1 PM-41-1-20 Complete garnet filter media

removal operations at 105-KW

Basin

Complete removal of all garnet filter

media from garnet filter in the 105-KW

Basin and put into Sludge Transport and

Storage Containers (STSCs). Ship to

T-Plant for storage by September 30,

2020.

2 PM-41-2-20 Complete demolition and

load-out of the 165KE Power

House in the 100 K Area

Complete demolition, load-out, closure

sampling, and close-out in accordance

with and meeting the RAWP

requirements. Complete and submit a

FSCF by September 30, 2020.

3 PM-41-3-20 Complete remote excavation of

the high hazard soils at the

300-296 waste site beneath the

324 Building in the 300 Area

Complete the remote excavation of the

highly contaminated portion of the soils

in the 300-296 waste site, thereby,

completing M-016-85A based on

requirements defined in PRC-SRP-00130,

Rev 0. by September 30, 2020.

4 PM-30-1-20 River Corridor Groundwater

Remediation

Complete the development of the

strategy, including an implementation

schedule, to accelerate groundwater

remediation to support initiation of

remedy performance evaluation in the

River Corridor groundwater operable

units by July 30, 2020.


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Table C-2. Fiscal Year 2020 Performance Measures

SubTask

Number

Performance

Measure Identifier Performance Measure Description/Completion Criteria

5 PM-30-2-20 Obtain Decision Documents for

the River Corridor

Complete final DOE and Regulator

approved RD/RAWP for the 100-BC

Area by March 30, 2020.

Complete final DOE and regulator-

approved CERCLA ROD for 100-K Area

by September 30, 2020.

Complete final DOE and regulator

approved RI/FS Report and Proposed

Plan for the 100-N Area by September

30, 2020.

CERCLA = Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation, and Liability Act

DOE = U.S. Department of Energy

FSCF = Facility Status Change Form

RAWP = Removal Action Work Plan

RD = Remedial Design

RI/FS = Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study

ROD = Record of Decision

C.4 Additional Supplemental Scope Information

The Supplemental Information in Table C-3 below provides additional required information to be used for

defining the scope of work performed under this Task Order.

Table C-3. Supplemental Information

Subtask Number Work Scope Supplemental Information

1 Install garnet filter media removal

equipment, complete readiness assessment,

and complete garnet filter media removal

1. All equipment fabrication and

procurement for the garnet filter media

removal systems will have been

completed by the incumbent contractor.

2. Sludge removal operations are complete.

3. The training requirements for garnet

filter media removal operations need to

be developed.

4. The garnet filter media removal

equipment installation training will have

been completed by the incumbent

contractor so that equipment will be

ready to install upon sludge removal

completion.

5. The MASF is available for use as a

mockup testing or training facility if

desired.

6. The total volume of garnet filter media

to be removed is 8.8 cubic yards.

Train for and complete sand filter media

removal equipment installation, and

operations training

1. All equipment fabrication and

procurement for the sand filter media

removal systems will have been

completed by the incumbent contractor.


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2. No sand filter media removal operations

are part of this Subtask.

3. The training requirements for the sand

filter media removal system installation

and operations will need to be

developed.

Train and initiate underwater debris size

reduction and staging

1. Characterization and planning for basin

debris removal is complete.

2. There is an estimated 40 tons of debris in

the basin, and not all the debris will be

removed. The amount will depend on the

sum of fractions calculation that will

determine if the grouted basin will meet

ERDF disposal requirements.

3. The work in this Subtask is for size

reduction and staging within the basin

and does not include disposal.

4. All non-TRU will be sent to ERDF.

5. No fuel pieces remain in the basin.

6. No dewatering (i.e. removal and disposal

of the water) will be performed in the

first year.

2 Complete demolition of the 165KE Power

House

1. Demolition preparation activities

complete by the end of FY19.

2. Asbestos abatement is complete.

3. Assume there is not contamination

beneath the building and the building can

be removed to minimum requirements in

the RAWP for 105-KE/ 105-KW Reactor

Facilities and Ancillary Facilities.

Initiate and complete demolition preparation

activities for 165KW Power House

1. Asbestos abatement is complete by the

end of FY19.

2. Demolition preparation activities include:

a. Supervision during Demolition Prep

and Hazards Removal, Asbestos

Removal, Transition to Demolition;

b. Procedure planning and scheduling;

c. Documentation;

d. Deactivate electrical panels and

transformers;

e. Deactivate waterlines;

f. Coordination and supervision of

deactivation;

g. Review of safety issues during

deactivation;

h. Oversight of safety issues during

deactivation;

i. Removal of Asbestos and other

Hazardous materials from building

and equipment; and


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j. Hazmat removal of oil from

equipment.

Continue and complete waste site 130-KE-2

(166KE) remediation and close-out

documentation

1. 130-KE-2 (includes 166KE) the

excavation is complete and liquids are

removed from the tank. The remaining

scope is to remove the tank and any final

excavation required below the tank. Final

sampling, backfill, close-out and

revegetation also remain to be completed.

It is assumed the waste site contamination

did not spread beneath the 165KE and it

can be remediated without impact to the

165KE building walls or floor.

Continue and complete remediation and

close-out documentation of waste sites

120-KE-8, 100-K-48, and 100-K-104

(sites adjacent to 130-KE-2)

1. Excavation is complete and final

sampling, backfill, close-out and

revegetation remain to be completed.

Complete excavation and closure sampling

for 100-K-55:2, 100-K-56:3 and 100-K-79:6

1. The design is complete for all 3 waste

sites.

2. The work to go includes planning and

documentation, excavation, load-out,

backfill, and close-out sampling.

3. This waste remediation work scope has

not started and the Contractor will start

performance from the beginning with no

activities having been accomplished.

3 Remove B-Cell Floor 1. B cell floor scoring started by the end of

FY19 and will be 1% complete.

2. No additional design activity will be

required for completion of the highly

contaminated portion of the 300-296

waste sites remote soil excavation

activity. The Contractor shall use the

existing designs.

3. Equipment installation in 324 Building

REC is complete.

4. Structural modifications are 100%

complete by the end of FY19.

5. Readiness Assessment is complete and

Startup Approval Authority granted

authorization to start soil excavation.

Complete remote excavation of the high

hazard soils at the 300-296 waste site

beneath the 324 Building in accordance with

requirements defined in PRC-SRP-00130,

Rev. 0, End State Criteria for Meeting TPA

Milestone M-016-85A and Gaining Backfill

Concurrence Authorization for B Cell in

Preparation of 324 Facility Demolition and

Final Remediation of the 300-296 Waste

Site

1. No additional design activity will be

required for completion of the highly

contaminated portion of the 300-296

waste sites remote soil excavation

activity.

2. Equipment installation in 324 Building

REC is complete.

3. Structural modifications are complete.


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4. Readiness Assessment is complete and

Startup Approval Authority granted

authorization to start soil excavation.

5. This Subtask includes completing the

backfill of the waste site.

6. The tonnage of waste (includes floor,

liner, and soil) to be removed is 181.8

tons (78.8 BCM), excluding grout to be

added in cells.

7. Waste will be disposed of at ERDF, after

interim placement and grouting in A, C,

and D Cells.

4 Develop a treatment strategy that includes a

technical approach that achieves accelerated

completion of groundwater remediation to

support initiation of remedy performance

evaluation for the groundwater operable

units in the River Corridor

None

5 Obtain a final DOE and regulator-approved

CERCLA ROD for the 100-K Area

1. The 100-K Remedial Investigation and

Feasibility Study are being prepared as

separate documents. At the end of FY

2019, the Remedial Investigation Rev. 0

will be under review by EPA.

2. Assume no work has been performed on

the Feasibility Study by the end of FY19.

3. The Proposed Plan will be started by the

end of FY19 but no formal draft issued.

Obtain a final DOE and Regulator approved

RI/FS and Proposed Plan for the 100-N

Area

1. A draft of the RI/FS Rev. 0 report will be

50% complete by the end of FY19.

Obtain a final DOE and Regulator approved

RD/RAWP for the 100-BC Area

1. 100-BC Area CERCLA ROD issued by

the end of FY19. The Proposed Plan is

complete as part of issuing the ROD.

CERCLA = Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation, and Liability Act


EMCBC = Environmental Management Consolidated

Business Center

ERDF = Environmental Restoration Disposal Facility

FY = Fiscal Year

MASF = Maintenance and Storage Facility

RD/RAWP = Remedial Design/Remedial Action Work Plan

REC = Radiochemical Engineering Cells


RH TRU = Remote Handled Transuranic Waste



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Table C-4. Building Volume Estimates for Subtask 2

Structure

Title

Above Grade

Construction

Above

Grade

Levels

Above

Grade

Height

(FT)

Below Grade

Construction

Above

Grade

Area

(SQ

FT)

Below

Grade

Levels

Below

Grade

Area

(SQ

FT)

Below

Grade

Depth

(FT)

Tonnage

to ERDF

Piping

Removal

(FT)

Length of

Wall

Removed

(FT)

Backfill

Volume

(CU FT)

165KE -

Power

Control

Building

Concrete

moment frames 1 16

Concrete

moment

frames

26,975 2 34,844 29 7,079 24,400

970

East

basement

wall

remains in

place.

475,200

165KW -

Power

Control

Building

Concrete

moment frames 1 16

Concrete

moment

frames

26,975 2 34,844 29 7,079 24,400

970

East

basement

wall

remains in

place.

475,200

166KE -

Oil

Storage

Vault

Concrete shear

walls 1 8

Concrete

moment

frames

92 1 12,318 27 12,331 50 608 490,875


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Table C-5. Waste Site Volume Estimates for Subtask 2

Structure

Title

Tonnage

to ERDF

Assumed Excavation

Depth (FT) Site Type Area (SQ FT)

Approved

Remedy

Overburden

(CU Yards) Backfill (CU Yards)

130-KE-2

(includes

166KE)

12,331 25’ Storage Tank 19,635

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 18,180

100-K-48 79 8’ Unplanned

Release 160

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 47

120-KE-8 478 3’ Unplanned

Release 2,335 Remove, treat,

dispose 0 284

100-K-104 817 16.5’ French Drain 54

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 605

100-K-55:2 96,871 20’ Radioactive

Process Sewer 170,654

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 71,744

100-K-56:3 Included in

100-K-55:2

Included in 100-K-

55:2

Radioactive

Process Sewer

Included in 100-

K-55:2

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 Included in 100-K-

55:2


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100-K-79:6 85,727 40’ Product Piping 182,920

Remove,

treat,

dispose

0 63,490

ERDF = Environmental Restoration Disposal Facility


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Section D - Packaging and Marking

Section D of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference.

Section E - Inspection and Acceptance

Section E of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference.

Section F - Deliveries or Performance

Section F of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference, with the exception of Clause F.1,

which is filled in and provided below.

F.1 Period of Performance

(a) The overall Task Order period of performance shall be for one year from the end of the POP of Task

Order 1 - Transition.

(b) The Contractor shall not be paid for work performed or costs incurred prior to the Task Order

effective date. The Contractor is not authorized to proceed beyond the Task Order period of

performance, nor will the Contractor be paid for any costs incurred beyond that period unless the Task

Order is modified by the CO to extend the period of performance.

Section G - Contract Administration Data

Section G of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference.

Section H - Special Contract Requirements

Section H of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference.

Section I - Contract Clauses

Section I of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference, expect for the following Section I

clause which is filled-in as follows in Table I-1.

Table I-1. Section I Clause Fill-Ins

Clause

No.

FAR/DEAR

Reference Title

Fill-In Information;

See FAR 52.104(d)

I.45 FAR 52.217-8 Option to Extend Services Any time prior to the expiration

of the Task Order

DEAR = Department of Energy Acquisition Regulation FAR = Federal Acquisition Regulation


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Section J - List of Documents, Exhibits, and Other Attachments

Section J of the Master IDIQ Contract is incorporated by reference, as applicable to this Task Order, with

the exception of the following, which are hereby incorporated in this Task Order.

Section J-6 - Separate Small Business Subcontracting Goals

Solicitation Note: The Contractor’s executed Separate Small Business Subcontracting Goals for this Task

Order will be inserted here. See applicable I Clause entitled, FAR 52.219-9, Small Business

Subcontracting Plan, and applicable Section H Clause entitled, Subcontracted Work.

Section J-10 - Contract Deliverables

The following list of End States Cleanup Deliverables is required for this Task Order.

Task Order 2 – End States Cleanup Work Deliverables

Deliverable

Number Deliverable

DOE Deliverable

Due Date

Task Order

Section Action

Response

Time

TO2-0001 Complete and submit a

Facility Status Change Form

for the 165KE Power House

Facility

Approve 30 Days No later than

August 31,

2020

C.2.2, Subtask 2

- Continued D4

of the remaining

100-K structures

and the

remediation of

the remaining

100-K soil waste

sites

TO2-0002 Remaining Sites Verification

Package and Waste Site

Reclassification Form for the

130-KE-2 (166E) waste site


August 31,

2020

C.2.2, Subtask 2

- Continued D4

of the remaining

100-K structures

and the

remediation of

the remaining

100-K soil waste

sites

TO2-0003 Remaining Sites Verification

Package and Waste Site

Reclassification Forms for

120-KE-8, 100-K-48 and

100-K-104 waste sites


August 31,

2020

C.2.2, Subtask 2

- Continued D4

of the remaining

100-K structures

and the

remediation of

the remaining

100-K soil waste

sites

TO2-0004 Verification sampling

showing end state criteria has

been met for 300-296 waste

site


August 31,

2020

C.2.3, Subtask 3

- Initiate and

complete the

remote

excavation of the

highly


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Due Date

Task Order

Section Action

Response

Time

contaminated

portion of the

soils in the 300-

296 waste site

under the 324

Building in the

300 Area

TO2-0005 Provide decisional draft of

treatment strategy to

accelerate groundwater

remediation for the River

Corridor groundwater

operable units

Review 30 Days January 15,

2020

C.2.4, Subtask 4

- Strategy to

Accelerate

Completion of

Groundwater

Remediation in

the River

Corridor

Groundwater

Operable Units

TO2-0006 Provide final DOE-approved

treatment strategy including

implementation schedule to

accelerate groundwater

remediation for the River

Corridor groundwater

operable units

Approve 60 Days July 30, 2020 C.2.4, Subtask 4

- Strategy to

Accelerate

Completion of

Groundwater

Remediation in

the River

Corridor

Groundwater

Operable Units

TO2-0007 Provide final DOE and

regulator-approved

CERCLA ROD for the 100-

K Area

Approve 30 Days September 30,

2020

C.2.5, Subtask 5

- Obtain

Decision

Documents for

the River

Corridor

operable units


Regulator approved RI/FS

Report and Proposed Plan for

the 100-N Area

Approve 30 Days September 30,

2020

C.2.5, Subtask 5

- Obtain

Decision

Documents for

the River

Corridor

operable units


Regulator approved

RD/RAWP for the 100-BC

Area

Approve 30 Days March 30,

2020

C.2.5, Subtask 5

- Obtain

Decision

Documents for

the River

Corridor

operable units


CERCLA = Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act


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Section Action

Response

Time RD/RAWP = Remedial Design/Remedial Action Work Plan



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