CORPORATE SOLUTIONS - GSA Advantage
General Services Administration
FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE
AUTHORIZED FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE PRICELIST
SINS: 871-1, 871-2, 871-3, 871-4, 871-5, AND 871-6 – PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES:
SIN C R425- ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES
SINS: 874-501, 874-502, 874-503, 874-504 – LOGISTICS SERVICES:
SIN C R706- LOGISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES
NOTE 1: ALL NON-PROFESSIONAL LABOR CATEGORIES MUST BE INCIDENTAL TO AND USED SOLELY TO SUPPORT HARDWARE, SOFTWARE AND/OR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, AND CANNOT BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY.
NOTE 2: OFFERORS AND AGENCIES ARE ADVISED THAT THE GSA SCHEDULE IS NOT TO BE USED AS A MEANS TO PROCURE SERVICES WHICH PROPERLY FALL UNDER THE BROOKS ACT. THESE SERVICES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING, MAPPING, CARTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTION, REMOTE SENSING, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND RELATED SERVICES. FAR 36.6 DISTINGUISHES BETWEEN MAPPING SERVICES OF AN A/E NATURE AND MAPPING SERVICES WHICH ARE NOT CONNECTED NOR INCIDENTAL TO THE TRADITIONALLY ACCEPTED A/A SERVICES.
NOTE 3: THIS SOLICITATION IS NOT INTENDED TO SOLICIT FOR THE RESELLING OF IT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, EXCEPT FOR THE PROVISION OF IMPLEMENTATION, MAINTENANCE, INTEGRATION, OR TRAINING SERVICES IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF A PRODUCT. UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES THE SERVICES MUST BE PERFORMED BY THE PUBLISHER OR MANUFACTURER OR ONE OF THEIR AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
SERCO SERVICES, INC.
1818 LIBRARY ST., SUITE 1000
RESTON, VA 20190
PHONE: (703) 939-6671
FAX: (703) 234-7510
WWW.SERCO-
CONTRACT NUMBER: GS-00F-0016L
PERIOD COVERED BY CONTRACT: APRIL 1, 2001 THROUGH APRIL 1, 2011
PRICELIST CURRENT THROUGH MODIFICATION P0 0010, DATED JULY 20, 2006
PRODUCTS AND ORDERING INFORMATION IN THIS AUTHORIZED SCHEDULE PRICELIST IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE GSA ADVANTAGE! SYSTEM.
AGENCIES CAN BROWSE GSA ADVANTAGE! BY ACCESSING GSA’S HOME PAGE VIA INTERNET AT WWW. .
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INFORMATION FOR ORDERING ACTIVITIES APPLICABLE TO ALL SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS 1
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO PES 5
PES LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS 7
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO LOGISTICS SERVICES 14
LOGWORLD LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS 15
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES PRICING 21
LOGWORLD SERVICES PRICING 22
INFORMATION FOR ORDERING ACTIVITIES
APPLICABLE TO ALL SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS
SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENCIES
SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION
SBA STRONGLY SUPPORTS THE PARTICIPATION OF SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS IN THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES PROGRAM. TO ENHANCE SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION SBA POLICY ALLOWS AGENCIES TO INCLUDE IN THEIR PROCUREMENT BASE AND GOALS, THE DOLLAR VALUE OF ORDERS EXPECTED TO BE PLACED AGAINST THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES, AND TO REPORT ACCOMPLISHMENTS AGAINST THESE GOALS.
FOR ORDERS EXCEEDING THE MICRO PURCHASE THRESHOLD, FAR 8.404 REQUIRES AGENCIES TO CONSIDER THE CATALOGS/PRICELISTS OF AT LEAST THREE SCHEDULE CONTRACTORS OR CONSIDER REASONABLY AVAILABLE INFORMATION BY USING THE GSA ADVANTAGE! ™ AND THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE HOME PAGE (WWW.FSS.) WHICH CONTAIN INFORMATION ON A BROAD ARRAY OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED BY SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS.
THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE USED AS A TOOL TO ASSIST ORDERING ACTIVITIES IN MEETING OR EXCEEDING ESTABLISHED SMALL BUSINESS GOALS. IT SHOULD ALSO BE USED AS A TOOL TO ASSIST IN INCLUDING SMALL, SMALL DISADVANTAGED, AND WOMEN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES AMONG THOSE CONSIDERED WHEN SELECTING PRICELISTS FOR A BEST VALUE DETERMINATION.
FOR ORDERS EXCEEDING THE MICRO PURCHASE THRESHOLD, CUSTOMERS ARE TO GIVE PREFERENCE TO SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS WHEN TWO OR MORE ITEMS AT THE SAME DELIVERED PRICE WILL SATISFY THEIR REQUIREMENT.
GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE OF CONTRACT:
DOMESTIC DELIVERY IS DELIVERY WITHIN THE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES, ALASKA, HAWAII, PUERTO RICO, WASHINGTON, DC, AND U.S. TERRITORIES. DOMESTIC DELIVERY ALSO INCLUDES A PORT OR CONSOLIDATION POINT, WITHIN THE AFOREMENTIONED AREAS, FOR ORDERS RECEIVED FROM OVERSEAS ACTIVITIES.
X THE GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE OF CONTRACT WILL BE DOMESTIC DELIVERY ONLY.
2. CONTRACTOR’S ORDERING ADDRESS AND PAYMENT INFORMATION:
CONTRACTS MARKETING
MR. DAVID CORNELL MS. ESTHER BURGESS
DIRECTOR OF CONTRACTS VICE PRESIDENT, GSA/GWACS
EMAIL: DAVID.CORNELL@SI- EMAIL: ESTHER.BURGESS@SI-
TELEPHONE: (703) 234-6901 TELEPHONE: (703) 234-7071
FAX: (703) 234-7524 FAX: (703) 234-7503
SI INTERNATIONAL, INC.
12012 SUNSET HILLS RD, SUITE 800
RESTON, VA 20190-5869
INTERNET: WWW.SI-
PAYMENT ADDRESS:
CHECK: SI INTERNATIONAL INC. EFT: FBO: SI INTERNATIONAL, INC.
PO BOX 932702 ABA#: 051400549
ATLANTA, GA 31193-2702 ACCOUNT ID #: 2000014792771
CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED TO ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS FOR PAYMENTS EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN THE MICRO-PURCHASE THRESHOLD FOR ORAL OR WRITTEN DELIVERY ORDERS. CREDIT CARDS WILL BE ACCEPTABLE FOR PAYMENT ABOVE THE MICRO-PURCHASE THRESHOLD. IN ADDITION, BANK ACCOUNT INFORMATION FOR WIRE TRANSFER PAYMENTS WILL BE SHOWN ON THE INVOICE.
3. LIABILITY FOR INJURY OR DAMAGE:
THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY TO GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL OR DAMAGE TO GOVERNMENT PROPERTY ARISING FROM THE USE OF EQUIPMENT MAINTAINED BY THE CONTRACTOR, UNLESS SUCH INJURY OR DAMAGE IS DUE TO THE FAULT OR NEGLIGENCE OF THE CONTRACTOR.
4. STATISTICAL DATA FOR GOVERNMENT ORDERING OFFICE COMPLETION OF SF 279:
BLOCK 9: G. ORDER/MODIFICATION UNDER FEDERAL SCHEDULE
BLOCK 16: CONTRACTOR ESTABLISHMENT CODE (DUNS): 014387489
BLOCK 30: TYPE OF CONTRACTOR – B – “OTHER SMALL BUSINESS”
BLOCK 31: WOMAN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESS - NO
BLOCK 36: CONTRACTOR'S TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (TIN): 52-2127278
4A. CAGE CODE: 1NLU0
4B. SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. IS REGISTERED IN THE CENTRAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION (CCR) DATABASE.
5. DELIVERY FOB DESTINATION
6. DELIVERY SCHEDULE:
(A) TIME OF DELIVERY. UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO UNDER INDIVIDUAL ORDERS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER TO DESTINATION WITHIN THE NUMBER OF CALENDAR DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF ORDER (ARO), AS SET FORTH BELOW.
ITEMS OR GROUPS OF ITEMS DELIVERY TIME
(SIN OR NOMENCLATURE) AS AGREED BETWEEN SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. AND
CD301, CD302, CD306, CD308, CD311, THE ORDERING AGENCY.
CD316, CD399, CR425, CR706
(B) URGENT REQUIREMENTS
WHEN THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT DELIVERY PERIOD DOES NOT MEET THE BONA FIDE URGENT DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS OF AN ORDERING AGENCY, AGENCIES ARE ENCOURAGED, IF TIME PERMITS, TO CONTACT THE CONTRACTOR FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING ACCELERATED DELIVERY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLY TO THE INQUIRY WITHIN 3 WORKDAYS AFTER RECEIPT. (TELEPHONIC REPLIES SHALL BE CONFIRMED BY THE CONTRACTOR IN WRITING.) IF THE CONTRACTOR OFFERS AN ACCELERATED DELIVERY TIME ACCEPTABLE TO THE ORDERING AGENCY, ANY ORDER(S) PLACED PURSUANT TO THE AGREED UPON ACCELERATED DELIVERY TIME FRAME SHALL BE DELIVERED WITHIN THIS SHORTER DELIVERY TIME AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT.
ALL DISCOUNTS AND PROMPT PAYMENT TERMS:
PRICES SHOWN ARE NET. BASIC DISCOUNTS HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED.
A. PROMPT PAYMENT: NONE; NET 30 DAYS FROM RECEIPT OF INVOICE OR DATE OF ACCEPTANCE, WHICHEVER IS LATER.
B. QUANTITY: NONE
C. WILL NEGOTIATE TO A 5-20% DISCOUNT FOR INDIVIDUAL ORDERS OVER $500,000.00, BASED ON GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION.
D. GOVERNMENT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: GOVERNMENT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ARE OFFERED THE SAME DISCOUNTS AS ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT CUSTOMERS.
8. TRADE AGREEMENTS ACT OF 1979, AS AMENDED:
(A) DEFINITIONS. AS USED IN THIS CLAUSE –
DESIGNATED COUNTRY MEANS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES:
(1) A WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT AGREEMENT COUNTRY
|ARUBA |AUSTRIA |BELGIUM |CANADA |CYPRUS |
|CZECH REPUBLIC |DENMARK |ESTONIA |FINLAND |FRANCE |
|GERMANY |GREECE |HONG KONG |HUNGARY |ICELAND |
|IRELAND |ISRAEL |ITALY |JAPAN |KOREA (REPUBLIC OF) |
|LATVIA |LIECHTENSTEIN |LITHUANIA |LUXEMBOURG |MALTA |
|NETHERLANDS |NORWAY |POLAND |PORTUGAL |SINGAPORE |
|SLOVAK REPUBLIC |SLOVENIA |SPAIN |SWEDEN |SWITZERLAND |
|UNITED KINGDOM | | | | |
(2) A FREE TRADE AGREEMENT COUNTRY
|AUSTRALIA |CANADA |CHILE |MEXICO |SINGAPORE |
(3) A LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRY
|AFGHANISTAN |
|ANGOLA |
|BANGLADESH |
|BENIN |
| |
|BHUTAN |
|BURKINA FASO |
|BURUNDI |
|CAMBODIA |
| |
|CAPE VERDE |
|CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC |
|CHAD |
|COMOROS |
| |
|DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO |
|DJIBOUTI |
|EAST TIMOR |
|EQUATORIAL GUINEA |
| |
|ERITREA |
|ETHIOPIA |
|GAMBIA |
|GUINEA |
| |
|GUINEA-BISSAU |
|HAITI |
|KIRIBATI |
|LAOS |
| |
|LESOTHO |
|MADAGASCAR |
|MALAWI |
|MALDIVES |
| |
|MALI |
|MAURITANIA |
|MOZAMBIQUE |
|NEPAL |
| |
|NIGER |
|RWANDA |
|SAMOA |
|SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE |
| |
|SENEGAL |
|SIERRA LEONE |
|SOLOMON ISLANDS |
|SOMALIA |
| |
|TANZANIA |
|TOGO |
|TUVALU |
|UGANDA |
| |
|VANUATU |
|YEMEN |
|ZAMBIA |
| |
| |
(4) A CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRY
|ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |ARUBA |BAHAMAS |BARBADOS |
|BELIZE |BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS |COSTA RICA |DOMINICA |
|DOMINICAN REPUBLIC |EL SALVADOR |GRENADA |GUATEMALA |
|GUYANA |HAITI |HONDURAS |JAMAICA |
|MONTSERRAT |NETHERLANDS ANTILLES |NICARAGUA |ST. KITTS AND NEVIS |
|ST. LUCIA |ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES |TRINIDAD |TOBAGO |
DESIGNATED COUNTRY END PRODUCT" MEANS A WTO GPA COUNTRY END PRODUCT, AN FTA COUNTRY END PRODUCT, A LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTY END PRODUCT, OR A CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRY END PRODUCT.
(1) MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT--
(I) (A) IS WHOLLY THE GROWTH, PRODUCT, OR MANUFACTURE OF A CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRY; OR
(B) IN THE CASE OF AN ARTICLE THAT CONSISTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART OF MATERIALS FROM ANOTHER
COUNTRY, HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN A CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRY INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED; AND
(II) IS NOT EXCLUDED FROM DUTY-FREE TREATMENT FOR CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES UNDER 19 U.S.C. 2703(B).
(A) FOR THIS REASON, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE NOT CARIBBEAN BASIN COUNTRY END PRODUCTS:
TUNA, PREPARED OR PRESERVED IN ANY MANNER IN AIRTIGHT CONTAINERS;. PETROLEUM, OR ANY PRODUCT DERIVED FROM PETROLEUM;
WATCHES AND WATCH PARTS (INCLUDING CASES, BRACELETS, AND STRAPS) OF WHATEVER TYPE INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, MECHANICAL, QUARTZ DIGITAL, OR QUARTZ ANALOG, IF SUCH WATCHES OR WATCH PARTS CONTAIN ANY MATERIAL THAT IS THE PRODUCT OF ANY COUNTRY TO WHICH THE HARMONIZED TARIFF SCHEDULE OF THE UNITED STATES (HTSUS) COLUMN 2 RATES OF DUTY APPLY (I.E. AFGHANISTAN, CUBA, LAOS, NORTH KOREA, AND VIETNAM); AND
CERTAIN OF THE FOLLOWING: TEXTILES AND APPAREL ARTICLES; FOOTWEAR, HANDBAGS, LUGGAGE, FLAT GOODS, WORK GLOVES, AND LEATHER WEARING APPAREL; OR HANDLOOMED, HANDMADE, AND FOLKLORE ARTICLES;
(B) ACCESS TO THE HTSUS TO DETERMINE DUTY-FREE STATUS OF ARTICLES OF THESE TYPES IS AVAILABLE AT . IN PARTICULAR, SEE THE FOLLOWING:
GENERAL NOTE 3(C), PRODUCTS ELIGIBLE FOR SPECIAL TARIFF TREATMENT.
GENERAL NOTE 17, PRODUCTS OF COUNTRIES DESIGNATED AS BENEFICIARY COUNTRIES UNDER THE UNITED STATES—CARIBBEAN BASIN TRADE PARTNERSHIP ACT OF 2000.
SECTION XXII, CHAPTER 98, SUBCHAPTER II, ARTICLES EXPORTED AND RETURNED, ADVANCED OR IMPROVED ABROAD, U.S. NOTE 7(B).
SECTION XXII, CHAPTER 98, SUBCHAPTER XX, GOODS ELIGIBLE FOR SPECIAL TARIFF BENEFITS UNDER THE UNITED STATES—CARIBBEAN BASIN TRADE PARTNERSHIP ACT; AND
(2) REFERS TO A PRODUCT OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT, BUT FOR PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE ACQUISITION, INCLUDES SERVICES (EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES) INCIDENTAL TO THE ARTICLE, PROVIDED THAT THE VALUE OF THOSE INCIDENTAL SERVICES DOES NOT EXCEED THAT OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF.
DESIGNATED COUNTRY END PRODUCT MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT----
(1) IS WHOLLY THE GROWTH, PRODUCT, OR MANUFACTURE OF A DESIGNATED COUNTRY; OR
(2) IN THE CASE OF AN ARTICLE THAT CONSISTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART OF MATERIALS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN A DESIGNATED COUNTRY INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED. THE TERM REFERS TO A PRODUCT OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT, BUT FOR PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE END PRODUCT INCLUDES SERVICES, (EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES) INCIDENTAL TO THE ARTICLE, PROVIDED THAT THE VALUE OF THOSE INCIDENTAL SERVICES DOES NOT EXCEED THAT OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF.
"FREE TRADE AGREEMENT COUNTRY END PRODUCT" MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT--
(1) IS WHOLLY THE GROWTH, PRODUCT, OR MANUFACTURE OF A FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (FTA) COUNTRY; OR
(2) IN THE CASE OF AN ARTICLE THAT CONSISTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART OF MATERIALS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN A FTA COUNTRY INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED. THE TERM REFERS TO A PRODUCT OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT, BUT FOR PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE END PRODUCT INCLUDES SERVICES (EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES) INCIDENTAL TO THE ARTICLE, PROVIDED THAT THE VALUE OF THOSE INCIDENTAL SERVICES DOES NOT EXCEED THAT OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF.
"LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRY END PRODUCT" MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT-
(1) IS WHOLLY THE GROWTH, PRODUCT, OR MANUFACTURE OF A LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRY; OR
(2) IN THE CASE OF AN ARTICLE THAT CONSISTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART OF MATERIALS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN A LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRY INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED. THE TERM REFERS TO A PRODUCT OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT, BUT FOR PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE END PRODUCT, INCLUDES SERVICES (EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES) INCIDENTAL TO THE ARTICLE, PROVIDED THAT THE VALUE OF THOSE INCIDENTAL SERVICES DOES NOT EXCEED THAT OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF.
"WTO GPA COUNTRY END PRODUCT" MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT-
(1) IS WHOLLY THE GROWTH, PRODUCT, OR MANUFACTURE OF A WTO GPA COUNTRY; OR
(2) IN THE CASE OF AN ARTICLE THAT CONSISTS IN WHOLE OR IN PART OF MATERIALS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN A WTO GPA COUNTRY INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED. THE TERM REFERS TO A PRODUCT OFFERED FOR PURCHASE UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT, BUT FOR PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE END PRODUCT INCLUDES SERVICES, (EXCEPT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES) INCIDENTAL TO THE ARTICLE, PROVIDED THAT THE VALUE OF THOSE INCIDENTAL SERVICES DOES NOT EXCEED THAT OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF.
END PRODUCT MEANS THOSE ARTICLES, MATERIALS, AND SUPPLIES TO BE ACQUIRED UNDER THE CONTRACT FOR PUBLIC USE.
"UNITED STATES" MEANS THE 50 STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND OUTLYING AREAS.
"U.S.-MADE END PRODUCT" MEANS AN ARTICLE THAT IS MINED, PRODUCED, OR MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OR THAT IS SUBSTANTIALLY TRANSFORMED IN THE UNITED STATES INTO A NEW AND DIFFERENT ARTICLE OF COMMERCE WITH A NAME, CHARACTER, OR USE DISTINCT FROM THAT OF THE ARTICLE OR ARTICLES FROM WHICH IT WAS TRANSFORMED.
(B) DELIVERY OF END PRODUCTS. THE CONTRACTING OFFICER HAS DETERMINED THAT THE WTO GPA AND FTAS APPLY TO THIS ACQUISITION. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, THESE TRADE AGREEMENTS APPLY TO ALL ITEMS IN THE SCHEDULE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER UNDER THIS CONTRACT ONLY U.S.-MADE OR DESIGNATED COUNTRY END PRODUCTS EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT, IN ITS OFFER, IT SPECIFIED DELIVERY OF OTHER END PRODUCTS IN THE PROVISION ENTITLED "TRADE AGREEMENTS CERTIFICATE."
(C) UNITED STATES LAW WILL APPLY TO RESOLVE ANY CLAIM OF BREACH OF THIS CONTRACT.
9. STATEMENT CONCERNING AVAILABILITY OF EXPORT PACKING: N/A
10. MINIMUM ORDER AND CREDIT CARD PURCHASES:
THE MINIMUM DOLLAR VALUE OF ORDERS TO BE ISSUED IS $100.00. ALL PURCHASES MAY BE MADE WITH A CREDIT CARD.
11. MAXIMUM ORDER:
FOR ORDERS ABOVE THE FOLLOWING MAXIMUM ORDER THRESHOLD, GSA SUGGESTS THAT ORDERING ACTIVITIES SHOULD REQUEST AN ADDITIONAL PRICE REDUCTION:
|DISCIPLINE |SPECIAL ITEM NUMBER |DESCRIPTION |MAXIMUM ORDER |
| |(SIN) | | |
|LOGISTICS |C R706 |LOGISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES |$1,000,000 |
| | | | |
|ENGINEERING |C R425 |ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES |$750,000 |
12. ORDERING PROCEDURES FOR FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACTS
ORDERING ACTIVITIES SHALL USE THE ORDERING PROCEDURES OF FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (FAR) 8.405 WHEN PLACING AN ORDER OR ESTABLISHING A BPA FOR SUPPLIES OR SERVICES. THESE PROCEDURES APPLY TO ALL SCHEDULES.
A. FAR 8.405-1 ORDERING PROCEDURES FOR SUPPLIES, AND SERVICES NOT REQUIRING A STATEMENT OF WORK.
B. FAR 8.405-2 ORDERING PROCEDURES FOR SERVICES REQUIRING A STATEMENT OF WORK.
13. FEDERAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS REQUIREMENTS:
ORDERING ACTIVITIES ACQUIRING PRODUCTS FROM THIS SCHEDULE MUST COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL STANDARDS PROGRAM, AS APPROPRIATE (REFERENCE: NIST FEDERAL STANDARDS INDEX). INQUIRIES TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT SPECIFIC PRODUCTS LISTED HEREIN COMPLY WITH FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS) OR FEDERAL TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS (FED-STDS), WHICH ARE CITED BY ORDERING ACTIVITIES, SHALL BE RESPONDED TO PROMPTLY BY THE CONTRACTOR.
1. FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS PUBLICATIONS (FIPS PUBS):
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS UNDER THIS SCHEDULE THAT DO NOT CONFORM TO FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS) SHOULD NOT BE ACQUIRED UNLESS A WAIVER HAS BEEN GRANTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE "FIPS PUBLICATION." FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS PUBLICATIONS (FIPS PUBS) ARE ISSUED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY (NIST), PURSUANT TO NATIONAL SECURITY ACT. INFORMATION CONCERNING THEIR AVAILABILITY AND APPLICABILITY SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE (NTIS), 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22161. FIPS PUBS INCLUDE VOLUNTARY STANDARDS WHEN THESE ARE ADOPTED FOR FEDERAL USE. INDIVIDUAL ORDERS FOR FIPS PUBS SHOULD BE REFERRED TO THE NTIS SALES OFFICE, AND ORDERS FOR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE SHOULD BE REFERRED TO THE NTIS SUBSCRIPTION OFFICER, BOTH AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS, OR TELEPHONE NUMBER (703) 487-4650.
13.2 FEDERAL TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS (FED-STDS):
TELECOMMUNICATION PRODUCTS UNDER THIS SCHEDULE THAT DO NOT CONFORM TO FEDERAL TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS (FED-STDS) SHOULD NOT BE ACQUIRED UNLESS A WAIVER HAS BEEN GRANTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE "FED-STD." FEDERAL TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS ARE ISSUED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY (NIST), PURSUANT TO NATIONAL SECURITY ACT. ORDERING INFORMATION AND INFORMATION CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF FED-STDS SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM THE GSA, FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE, SPECIFICATION SECTION, 470 EAST L’ENFANT PLAZA, SUITE 8100, SW, WASHINGTON, DC 20407, TELEPHONE NUMBER (202) 619-8925. PLEASE INCLUDE A SELF-ADDRESSED MAILING LABEL WHEN REQUESTING INFORMATION BY MAIL. INFORMATION CONCERNING THEIR APPLICABILITY CAN BE OBTAINED BY WRITING OR CALLING THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY, GAITHERSBURG, MD 20899, TELEPHONE NUMBER (301) 975-2833.
14. CONTRACTOR TASKS / SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS (C-FSS-370) (NOV 2001) FSS A/L FC 01-5
(A) SECURITY CLEARANCES: THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN/POSSESS VARYING LEVELS OF SECURITY CLEARANCES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH OBTAINING/POSSESSING SUCH SECURITY CLEARANCES SHOULD BE FACTORED INTO THE PRICE OFFERED UNDER THE MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE.
(B) TRAVEL: THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUIRED TO TRAVEL IN PERFORMANCE OF ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. ALLOWABLE TRAVEL AND PER DIEM CHARGES ARE GOVERNED BY PUB .L. 99-234 AND FAR PART 31, AND ARE REIMBURSABLE BY THE ORDERING AGENCY OR CAN BE PRICED AS A FIXED PRICE ITEM ON ORDERS PLACED UNDER THE MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE. THE INDUSTRIAL FUNDING FEE DOES NOT APPLY TO TRAVEL AND PER DIEM CHARGES.
NOTE: REFER TO FAR PART 31.205-46 TRAVEL COSTS, FOR ALLOWABLE COSTS THAT PERTAIN TO OFFICIAL COMPANY BUSINESS TRAVEL IN REGARDS TO THIS CONTRACT.
(c) Certifications, Licenses and Accreditations: As a commercial practice, the Contractor may be required to obtain/possess any variety of certifications, licenses and accreditations for specific FSC/service code classifications offered. All costs associated with obtaining/ possessing such certifications, licenses and accreditations should be factored into the price offered under the Multiple Award Schedule program.
(D) INSURANCE: AS A COMMERCIAL PRACTICE, THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN/POSSESS INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR SPECIFIC FSC/SERVICE CODE CLASSIFICATIONS OFFERED. ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH OBTAINING/POSSESSING SUCH INSURANCE SHOULD BE FACTORED INTO THE PRICE OFFERED UNDER THE MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE PROGRAM.
(E) PERSONNEL: THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE KEY PERSONNEL, RESUMES OR SKILL CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS IN THE PERFORMANCE OF ORDERS ISSUED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. ORDERING ACTIVITIES MAY REQUIRE AGENCY APPROVAL OF ADDITIONS OR REPLACEMENTS TO KEY PERSONNEL.
(F) ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST: WHERE THERE MAY BE AN ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS DETERMINED BY THE ORDERING AGENCY, THE CONTRACTOR’S PARTICIPATION IN SUCH ORDER MAY BE RESTRICTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FAR PART 9.5.
(G) DOCUMENTATION/STANDARDS: THE CONTRACTOR MAY BE REQUESTED TO PROVIDE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULES, REGULATIONS, OMB ORDERS, STANDARDS AND DOCUMENTATION AS SPECIFIED BY THE AGENCY’S ORDER.
(H) DATA/DELIVERABLE REQUIREMENTS: ANY REQUIRED DATA/DELIVERABLES AT THE ORDERING LEVEL WILL BE AS SPECIFIED OR NEGOTIATED IN THE AGENCY’S ORDER.
(I) GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY: AS SPECIFIED BY THE AGENCY’S ORDER, THE GOVERNMENT MAY PROVIDE PROPERTY, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS OR RESOURCES AS NECESSARY.
(J) AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS: MANY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES’ OPERATING FUNDS ARE APPROPRIATED FOR A SPECIFIC FISCAL YEAR. FUNDS MAY NOT BE PRESENTLY AVAILABLE FOR ANY ORDERS PLACED UNDER THE CONTRACT OR ANY OPTION YEAR. THE GOVERNMENT’S OBLIGATION ON ORDERS PLACED UNDER THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT UPON THE AVAILABILITY OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS FROM WHICH PAYMENT FOR ORDERING PURPOSES CAN BE MADE. NO LEGAL LIABILITY ON THE PART OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR ANY PAYMENT MAY ARISE UNTIL FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE ORDERING CONTRACTING OFFICER.
15. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION FOR ORDERING ACTIVITIES:
ANY ORDERING ACTIVITY, WITH RESPECT TO ANY ONE OR MORE DELIVERY ORDERS PLACED BY IT UNDER THIS CONTRACT, MAY EXERCISE THE SAME RIGHTS OF TERMINATION AS MIGHT THE GSA CONTRACTING OFFICER UNDER PROVISIONS OF FAR 52.212-4, PARAGRAPHS (L) TERMINATION FOR THE ORDERING ACTIVITY’S CONVENIENCE, AND (M) TERMINATION FOR CAUSE (SEE C.1.)
16. GSA ADVANTAGE! TM:
THE GSA ADVANTAGE!™ IS AN ON-LINE, INTERACTIVE ELECTRONIC INFORMATION AND ORDERING SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES ON-LINE ACCESS TO VENDORS' SCHEDULE PRICES WITH ORDERING INFORMATION. GSA ADVANTAGE!™ WILL ALLOW THE USER TO PERFORM VARIOUS SEARCHES ACROSS ALL CONTRACTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
(1) MANUFACTURER;
(2) MANUFACTURER'S PART NUMBER; AND
(3) PRODUCT CATEGORIES
AGENCIES CAN BROWSE GSA ADVANTAGE!TM BY ACCESSING THE INTERNET WORLD WIDE WEB UTILIZING A BROWSER (EX.: NETSCAPE). THE INTERNET ADDRESS IS .
17. PURCHASE OF OPEN MARKET ITEMS:
NOTE: OPEN MARKET ITEMS ARE ALSO KNOWN AS INCIDENTAL ITEMS, NON-CONTRACT ITEMS, NON-SCHEDULE ITEMS, AND ITEMS NOT ON A FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT. ODCS (OTHER DIRECT COSTS) ARE NOT PART OF THIS CONTRACT AND SHOULD BE TREATED AT OPEN MARKET PURCHASES. ORDERING ACTIVITIES PROCURING OPEN MARKET ITEMS MUST FOLLOW FAR 8.401(D).
FOR ADMINISTRATIVE CONVENIENCE, AN ORDERING ACTIVITY CONTRACTING OFFICER MAY ADD ITEMS NOT ON THE FEDERAL SUPPLY MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE (MAS) -- REFERRED TO AS OPEN MARKET ITEMS -- TO A FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT (BPA) OR AN INDIVIDUAL TASK OR DELIVERY ORDER, ONLY IF-
(1) ALL APPLICABLE ACQUISITION REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO THE PURCHASE OF THE ITEMS NOT ON THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE HAVE BEEN FOLLOWED (E.G., PUBLICIZING (PART 5), COMPETITION REQUIREMENTS (PART 6), ACQUISITION OF COMMERCIAL ITEMS (PART 12), CONTRACTING METHODS (PARTS 13, 14, AND 15), AND SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAMS (PART 19));
(2) THE ORDERING ACTIVITY CONTRACTING OFFICER HAS DETERMINED THE PRICE FOR THE ITEMS NOT ON THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE IS FAIR AND REASONABLE;
(3) THE ITEMS ARE CLEARLY LABELED ON THE ORDER AS ITEMS NOT ON THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE; AND
(4) ALL CLAUSES APPLICABLE TO ITEMS NOT ON THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE ARE INCLUDED IN THE ORDER.
18. CONTRACTOR COMMITMENTS, WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS:
(A) FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT, COMMITMENTS, WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS INCLUDE, IN ADDITION TO THOSE AGREED TO FOR THE ENTIRE SCHEDULE CONTRACT:
(1) TIME OF DELIVERY/INSTALLATION QUOTATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL ORDERS;
(2) TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIONS AND/OR WARRANTIES OF PRODUCTS CONCERNING PERFORMANCE, TOTAL SYSTEM PERFORMANCE AND/OR CONFIGURATION, PHYSICAL, DESIGN AND/OR FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CAPABILITIES OF A PRODUCT/EQUIPMENT/SERVICE/SOFTWARE PACKAGE SUBMITTED IN RESPONSE TO REQUIREMENTS WHICH RESULT IN ORDERS UNDER THIS SCHEDULE CONTRACT.
(3) ANY REPRESENTATIONS AND/OR WARRANTIES CONCERNING THE PRODUCTS MADE IN ANY LITERATURE, DESCRIPTION, DRAWINGS AND/OR SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED BY THE CONTRACTOR.
(B) THE ABOVE IS NOT INTENDED TO ENCOMPASS ITEMS NOT CURRENTLY COVERED BY THE GSA SCHEDULE CONTRACT.
19. OVERSEAS ACTIVITIES:
AVAILABLE ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. PLEASE CONTACT MELISSA AMDAHL AT SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. (703) 234-7153 OR VIA E-MAIL AT MELISSA.AMDAHL@SI-.
20. BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENTS (BPAS):
THE USE OF BPAS UNDER ANY SCHEDULE CONTRACT TO FILL REPETITIVE NEEDS FOR SUPPLIES OR SERVICES IS ALLOWABLE. BPAS MAY BE ESTABLISHED WITH ONE OR MORE SCHEDULE CONTRACTORS. THE NUMBER OF BPAS TO BE ESTABLISHED IS WITHIN THE DISCRETION OF THE ORDERING ACTIVITY ESTABLISHING THE BPA AND SHOULD BE BASED ON A STRATEGY THAT IS EXPECTED TO MAXIMIZE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BPA(S). ORDERING ACTIVITIES SHALL FOLLOW FAR 8.405-3 WHEN CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING BPA(S).
21. BPA SUGGESTED FORMAT:
BEST VALUE
BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT
FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE
(INSERT ORDERING ACTIVITY)
IN THE SPIRIT OF THE FEDERAL ACQUISITION STREAMLINING ACT ____(ORDERING ACTIVITY)_____ AND SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. ENTER INTO A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TO FURTHER REDUCE THE ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS OF ACQUIRING COMMERCIAL ITEMS FROM THE GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (GSA) FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT GS-00F-0016L.
FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT BPAS ELIMINATE CONTRACTING AND OPEN MARKET COSTS SUCH AS: SEARCH FOR SOURCES, THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS, SOLICITATIONS AND THE EVALUATION OF BIDS AND OFFERS. TEAMING ARRANGEMENTS ARE PERMITTED WITH FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION (FAR) SUBPART 9.6.
THIS BPA WILL FURTHER DECREASE COSTS, REDUCE PAPERWORK AND SAVE TIME BY ELIMINATING THE NEED FOR REPETITIVE, INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES FROM THE SCHEDULE CONTRACT. THE END RESULT IS TO CREATE A PURCHASING MECHANISM FOR THE GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS BETTER AND COSTS LESS.
SIGNATURES:
____________________________________ __________________________________
AGENCY DATE CONTRACTOR DATE
BPA NUMBER _____________
(ORDERING AGENCY)
BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT
PURSUANT TO GSA FEDERAL SUPPLY CONTRACT NUMBER GS-00F-0016L, BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENTS, THE CONTRACTOR AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS OF A BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT (BPA) EXCLUSIVELY WITH (ORDERING AGENCY):
(1) THE FOLLOWING CONTRACT ITEMS CAN BE ORDERED UNDER THIS BPA. ALL ORDERS PLACED AGAINST THIS BPA ARE SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT, EXCEPT AS NOTED BELOW:
ITEM NUMBER SPECIAL BPA DISCOUNT/PRICE
_________________________
_________________________
(2) DELIVERY: AS AGREED TO IN INDIVIDUAL ORDERS.
(3) THE GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES, BUT DOES NOT GUARANTEE, THAT THE VOLUME OF PURCHASES THROUGH THIS AGREEMENT WILL BE ____________________.
(4) THIS BPA DOES NOT OBLIGATE ANY FUNDS.
(5) THIS BPA EXPIRES ON__________________________OR AT THE END OF THE CONTRACT PERIOD, WHICHEVER IS EARLIER.
(6) THE FOLLOWING OFFICE(S) IS/ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO PLACE ORDERS UNDER THIS BPA:
OFFICE POINT OF CONTACT_____________________________________________________
(7) ORDERS WILL BE PLACED AGAINST THIS BPA VIA ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE (EDI), FAX OR PAPER.
(8) UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO, ALL DELIVERIES UNDER THIS BPA MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY DELIVERY TICKETS OR SALES SLIPS THAT MUST CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AS A MINIMUM:
(A) NAME OF CONTRACTOR;
(B) CONTRACT NUMBER;
(C) BPA NUMBER;
(D) MODEL NUMBER OR NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER (NSN);
(E) PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER;
(F) DATE OF PURCHASE;
(G) QUANTITY, UNIT PRICE, AND EXTENSION OF EACH ITEM (UNIT PRICES AND EXTENSIONS NEED NOT BE SHOWN WHEN INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE USE OF AUTOMATED SYSTEMS; PROVIDED, THAT THE INVOICE IS ITEMIZED TO SHOW THE INFORMATION); AND
(H) DATE OF SHIPMENT.
(9) THE REQUIREMENTS OF A PROPER INVOICE ARE AS SPECIFIED IN THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT. INVOICES WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ADDRESS SPECIFIED WITHIN THE PURCHASE ORDER TRANSMISSION ISSUED AGAINST THIS BPA.
(10) THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS BPA APPLY TO ALL PURCHASES MADE PURSUANT TO IT. IN THE EVENT OF AN INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE PROVISIONS OF THIS BPA AND THE CONTRACTOR'S INVOICE, THE PROVISIONS OF THIS BPA WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE.
*IMPORTANT -- A NEW FEATURE TO THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES PROGRAM PERMITS CONTRACTORS TO OFFER PRICE REDUCTIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMMERCIAL PRACTICE. TEAMING ARRANGEMENTS ARE PERMITTED WITH FEDERAL SUPPLY CONTRACTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH FAR SUBPART 9.6.
22. CONTRACTOR TEAM ARRANGEMENTS:
CONTRACTORS PARTICIPATING IN CONTRACTOR TEAM ARRANGEMENTS MUST ABIDE BY ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CONTRACTS. THIS INCLUDES COMPLIANCE WITH CLAUSES 552.238-74, INDUSTRIAL FUNDING FEE AND SALES REPORTING, I.E., EACH CONTRACTOR (TEAM MEMBER) MUST REPORT SALES AND REMIT THE IFF FOR ALL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER ITS INDIVIDUAL CONTRACT.
23. INSTALLATION, DEINSTALLATION, REINSTALLATION:
THE DAVIS-BACON ACT (40 U.S.C. 276A-276A-7) PROVIDES THAT CONTRACTS IN EXCESS OF $2,000 TO WHICH THE UNITED STATES OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IS A PARTY FOR CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, OR REPAIR (INCLUDING PAINTING AND DECORATING) OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS OR PUBLIC WORKS WITH THE UNITED STATES, SHALL CONTAIN A CLAUSE THAT NO LABORER OR MECHANIC EMPLOYED DIRECTLY UPON THE SITE OF THE WORK SHALL RECEIVED LESS THAN THE PREVAILING WAGE RATES AS DETERMINED BY THE SECRETARY OF LABOR. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DAVIS-BACON ACT DO NOT APPLY IF THE CONSTRUCTION WORK IS INCIDENTAL TO THE FURNISHING OF SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT, OR SERVICES. FOR EXAMPLE, THE REQUIREMENTS DO NOT APPLY TO SIMPLE INSTALLATION OR ALTERATION OF A PUBLIC BUILDING OR PUBLIC WORK THAT IS INCIDENTAL TO FURNISHING SUPPLIES OR EQUIPMENT UNDER A SUPPLY CONTRACT. HOWEVER, IF THE CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR REPAIR IS SEGREGABLE AND EXCEEDS $2,000, THEN THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DAVIS-BACON ACT APPLY.
THE ORDERING ACTIVITY ISSUING THE TASK ORDER AGAINST THIS CONTRACT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROPER ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS COVERED BY THE DAVIS-BACON ACT. THE PROPER DAVIS-BACON WAGE DETERMINATION WILL BE ISSUED BY THE ORDERING ACTIVITY AT THE TIME A REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS IS MADE FOR APPLICABLE CONSTRUCTION CLASSIFIED INSTALLATION, DEINSTALLATION, AND REINSTALLATION SERVICES UNDER SIN 132-8.
24. SECTION 508 COMPLIANCE:
SECTION 508 COMPLIANCE INFORMATION ON THE SUPPLIES OFFERED IS CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE. THE EIT STANDARD CAN BE FOUND AT: WWW..
25. PRIME CONTRACTOR ORDERING FROM FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES:
PRIME CONTRACTORS (ON COST REIMBURSEMENT CONTRACTS) PLACING ORDERS UNDER FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES, ON BEHALF OF AN ORDERING ACTIVITY, SHALL FOLLOW THE TERMS OF THE APPLICABLE SCHEDULE AND AUTHORIZATION AND INCLUDE WITH EACH ORDER –
(A) A COPY OF THE AUTHORIZATION FROM THE ORDERING ACTIVITY WITH WHOM THE CONTRACTOR HAS THE PRIME CONTRACT (UNLESS A COPY WAS PREVIOUSLY FURNISHED TO THE FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACTOR); AND
(B) THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT:
THIS ORDER IS PLACED UNDER WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM _______ DATED _______. IN THE EVENT OF ANY INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS ORDER AND THOSE OF YOUR FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT, THE LATTER WILL GOVERN.
26. INSURANCE—WORK ON A GOVERNMENT INSTALLATION (JAN 1997)(FAR 52.228-5):28.310
(A) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL, AT ITS OWN EXPENSE, PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN DURING THE ENTIRE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT, AT LEAST THE KINDS AND MINIMUM AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE REQUIRED IN THE SCHEDULE OR ELSEWHERE IN THE CONTRACT.
(B) BEFORE COMMENCING WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER IN WRITING THAT THE REQUIRED INSURANCE HAS BEEN OBTAINED. THE POLICIES EVIDENCING REQUIRED INSURANCE SHALL CONTAIN AN ENDORSEMENT TO THE EFFECT THAT ANY CANCELLATION OR ANY MATERIAL CHANGE ADVERSELY AFFECTING THE GOVERNMENT'S INTEREST SHALL NOT BE EFFECTIVE—
(1) FOR SUCH PERIOD AS THE LAWS OF THE STATE IN WHICH THIS CONTRACT IS TO BE PERFORMED PRESCRIBE; OR
(2) UNTIL 30 DAYS AFTER THE INSURER OR THE CONTRACTOR GIVES WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER, WHICHEVER PERIOD IS LONGER.
(C) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSERT THE SUBSTANCE OF THIS CLAUSE, INCLUDING THIS PARAGRAPH (C), IN SUBCONTRACTS UNDER THIS CONTRACT THAT REQUIRE WORK ON A GOVERNMENT INSTALLATION AND SHALL REQUIRE SUBCONTRACTORS TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN THE INSURANCE REQUIRED IN THE SCHEDULE OR ELSEWHERE IN THE CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A COPY OF ALL SUBCONTRACTORS' PROOFS OF REQUIRED INSURANCE, AND SHALL MAKE COPIES AVAILABLE TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER UPON REQUEST.
27. ADVANCE PAYMENTS
A PAYMENT UNDER THIS CONTRACT TO PROVIDE A SERVICE OR DELIVER AN ARTICLE FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MAY NOT BE MORE THAN THE VALUE OF THE SERVICE ALREADY PROVIDED OR THE ARTICLE ALREADY DELIVERED. ADVANCE OR PRE-PAYMENT IS NOT AUTHORIZED OR ALLOWED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. (31 U.S.C. 3324).
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO PES
1. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
UNDER THIS CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE CONTRACT, SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES A BROAD RANGE OF SERVICES AND PRODUCTS BY SPECIAL ITEM NUMBER (SIN) TO ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES WORLDWIDE. A SUMMARY OF THE SERVICES OFFERED UNDER THIS CONTRACT FOLLOWS.
1. SIN C R425, ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES (PREVIOUSLY SINS 871-1, STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES, 871-2, CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT & REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS, 871-3, SYSTEM DESIGN, ENGINEERING & INTEGRATION, 871-4, TEST & EVALUATION, 871-5, INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT, 871-6, ACQUISITION & LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT)- SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. CAN PROVIDE SERVICES IN EVERY PHASE OF AN ENGINEERING PROJECT. EXAMPLES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
A.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE THE DEFINITION AND INTERPRETATION OF HIGH-LEVEL ORGANIZATIONAL ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUCH AS PROJECTS, SYSTEMS, MISSIONS, ETC., AND THE OBJECTIVES AND APPROACHES SUCH AS THEIR ACHIEVEMENT. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO AN ANALYSIS OF MISSION, PROGRAM GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS, ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT, AND SPECIAL STUDIES AND ANALYSIS. EXAMPLE: THE EVALUATION AND PRELIMINARY DEFINITION OF NEW AND/OR IMPROVED PERFORMANCE GOALS FOR NAVIGATION SATELLITES – SUCH AS LAUNCH PROCEDURES AND COSTS, MULTI-USER CAPABILITY, USEFUL SERVICE LIFE, ACCURACY AND RESISTANCE TO NATURAL AND MAN MADE ELECTRONIC INTERFERENCE. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-1, STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES)
B.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE ABSTRACT OR CONCEPT STUDIES AND ANALYSIS, REQUIREMENTS DEFINITION, PRELIMINARY PLANNING, THE EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNICAL APPROACHES AND ASSOCIATED COSTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OR ENHANCEMENT OF HIGH LEVEL GENERAL PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS OF A SYSTEM, PROJECT, MISSION OR ACTIVITY. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS, COST/COST-PERFORMANCE TRADE-OFF ANALYSIS, FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS, AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE SUPPORT AND TECHNOLOGY CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS. EXAMPLE: THE DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF THE TOTAL MISSION PROFILE AND LIFE CYCLE OF THE IMPROVED SATELLITE INCLUDING EXAMINATION OF PERFORMANCE AND COST TRADEOFFS. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-2, CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT & REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS)
C.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE THE TRANSLATION OF A SYSTEM (OR SUBSYSTEM, PROGRAM, PROJECT, ACTIVITY) CONCEPT INTO A PRELIMINARY AND DETAILED DESIGN (ENGINEERING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS), PERFORMING RISK IDENTIFICATION/ANALYSIS/MITIGATION, TRACEABILITY, AND THEN INTEGRATING THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS TO PRODUCE A WORKING PROTOTYPE OF MODEL OF THE SYSTEM. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN, DESIGN STUDIES AND ANALYSIS, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, HIGH LEVEL DETAILED SPECIFICATION PREPARATION, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT AND DOCUMENT CONTROL, FABRICATION, ASSEMBLY AND SIMULATION AND MODELING. EXAMPLE: THE NAVIGATION SATELLITE CONCEPT PRODUCED IN THE PRECEDING STAGE WILL BE CONVERTED TO A DETAILED ENGINEERING DESIGN PACKAGE, PERFORMANCE WILL BE COMPUTER SIMULATED AND A WORKING MODEL WILL BE BUILT FOR TESTING AND DESIGN VERIFICATION. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-3, SYSTEM DESIGN, ENGINEERING & INTEGRATION)
D.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE THE APPLICATION OF VARIOUS TECHNIQUES DEMONSTRATING THAT A PROTOTYPE SYSTEM (SUBSYSTEM, PROGRAM, PROJECT OR ACTIVITY) PERFORMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OBJECTIVES OUTLINED IN THE ORIGINAL DESIGN. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO TESTING OF A PROTOTYPE AND FIRST ARTICLE (S) TESTING, ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION, REVERSE ENGINEERING, SIMULATION AND MODELING (TO TEST THE FEASIBILITY OF A CONCEPT), SYSTEM SAFETY, QUALITY ASSURANCE, EDUCATION/TRAINING, AND PHYSICAL TESTING OF THE PRODUCT OR SYSTEM. EXAMPLE: THE NAVIGATION SATELLITE-WORKING MODEL WILL BE SUBJECTED TO A SERIES OF TESTS, WHICH MAY SIMULATE AND ULTIMATELY DUPLICATE ITS OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-4, TEST & EVALUATION, 871-5, INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT)
E.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE THE ANALYSIS, PLANNING AND DETAILED DESIGN OF ALL ENGINEERING SPECIFIC LOGISTICS SUPPORT INCLUDING MATERIAL GOODS, PERSONNEL AND TRAINING, AND OPERATIONAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT THEIR LIFE CYCLES. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO ERGONOMIC/HUMAN PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS, FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS, LOGISTICS PLANNING, REQUIREMENTS DETERMINATION, POLICY STANDARDS/PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT AND LONG-TERM RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY. EXAMPLE: THE FULL RANGE OF LIFE CYCLE LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE NAVIGATION SATELLITE WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND DESIGNED IN THIS STAGE INCLUDING TRAINING, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS, AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-5, INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT)
F.) SERVICES REQUIRED UNDER THIS SIN INVOLVE THE ENTIRE PLANNING, BUDGETARY, CONTRACT AND SYSTEMS/PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS REQUIRED TO PROCURE AND/OR PRODUCE, RENDER OPERATIONAL AND PROVIDE LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT (MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, SUPPLIES, ENGINEERING SPECIFIC LOGISTICS) TO TECHNOLOGY-BASED SYSTEMS, ACTIVITIES, SUBSYSTEMS, PROJECTS, ETC. TYPICAL ASSOCIATED TASKS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, PROGRAM/PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER/INSERTION. EXAMPLE: DURING THIS STAGE THE ACTUAL MANUFACTURING, LAUNCH, AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING OF THE NAVIGATION SATELLITE WILL BE ASSISTED THROUGH PROJECT MANAGEMENT, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, RELIABILITY ANALYSIS, ENGINEERING RETROFIT IMPROVEMENTS AND SIMILAR FUNCTIONS. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 871-6, ACQUISITION & LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT)
2. LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS:
THE FOLLOWING LABOR CATEGORIES WILL BE USED TO PERFORM WORK ON ORDERS UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS PROVIDE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL PROVIDED IN A PARTICULAR LABOR CATEGORY. FOR THOSE TASKS NECESSITATING SECURITY REQUIREMENTS, ASSIGNED PERSONNEL WILL ABIDE BY ALL IMPOSED SECURITY REQUIREMENTS. THESE SECURITY REQUIREMENTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED ON EACH CONTRACTUAL ACTION, BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT, OR TASK ORDER. RESUMES SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE GSA CONTRACTING OFFICER OR USER AGENCY UPON REQUEST.
THE FOLLOWING NOTES APPLY TO ALL LABOR CATEGORIES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED NEXT TO THE LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTION.
NOTE #1: IN LIEU OF A COLLEGE DEGREE PERTINENT WORK EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED AT THE RATE OF ONE AND ONE-HALF YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PER YEAR OF COLLEGE LACKING. A TOTAL OF SIX (6) YEARS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED TO COMPENSATE FOR A LACK OF A BACHELORS DEGREE. THIS TIME IS IN ADDITION TO THE MINIMUM/GENERAL EXPERIENCE IDENTIFIED IN THE LABOR CATEGORY.
NOTE #2: MOST LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE A BACHELORS DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THOSE PERSONNEL POSSESSING A MASTERS OR DOCTORATE LEVEL DEGREE, THE REDUCTIONS IN TIME REQUIRED BY THE MINIMUM/GENERAL EXPERIENCE DEFINITION ARE AS FOLLOWS:
a. FOR A MASTERS DEGREE - TWO (2) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
b. FOR A PH.D. DEGREE - FOUR (4) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
NOTE #3: SOME LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THESE PERSONNEL POSSESSING A BACHELORS DEGREE OR HIGHER, THE EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT IS WAIVED.
NOTE #4: SOME LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE A HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THOSE POSSESSING A HIGHER DEGREE, A LESSER EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT APPLIES:
a. FOR AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE – ONE (1) YEAR LESS THAN STATED
b. FOR A BACHELORS DEGREE – TWO (2) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
PES LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
(ENG-01) ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.
(ENG-02) ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-03) ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY. UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN A SUPERVISORY POSITION.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE, ADDITIONAL 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE DEGREE.
(ENG-04) ANALYST, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO THREE (3) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FOR COMPUTER OR OTHER AUTOMATED PROCESSES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN TASKS ASSOCIATED WITH ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC OR GENERAL DATA PROCESSING FUNCTIONS WITHIN GOVERNMENTAL OR CIVIL DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION, SUSTAINMENT OR OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-05) ANALYST, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FOR COMPUTER OR OTHER AUTOMATED PROCESSES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS IN TASKS ASSOCIATED WITH ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC OR GENERAL DATA PROCESSING FUNCTIONS WITHIN GOVERNMENTAL OR CIVIL DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION, SUSTAINMENT OR OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-06) ANALYST, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) OR MORE OF YEARS APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN CONSULTING SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS FOR SCIENTIFIC, BUSINESS OR TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN CONSULTING SERVICES ON SUBSTANTIAL OPERATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, ACQUISITION, TEST, DEPLOYMENT AND SUSTAINMENT SYSTEMS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTER OR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS TO CLIENT PERSONNEL.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-07) ANALYST, PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN CONSULTING SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS FOR SCIENTIFIC, BUSINESS OR TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS IN PROVIDING CONSULTING SERVICES INVOLVING SOPHISTICATED OPERATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, ACQUISITION OR BUSINESS PROCESS TASKING ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTER OR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS TO CLIENT PERSONNEL
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT; ADVANCED DEGREE DESIRED
(ENG-08) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 1 YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES. CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: TECHNICAL SCHOOL OR ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(ENG-09) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO NINE (9) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES. CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(ENG-10) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEAR’S EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES. CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(ENG-11) ENGINEER, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO THREE (3) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN AN ENGINEERING FUNCTION GATHERING AND INTERPRETING DATA FROM TECHNICAL, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL SOURCES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN DISCIPLINES THAT INCLUDES ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, CIVIL OR COMPUTER ENGINEERING.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRONIC, CIVIL, MECHANICAL) OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-12) ENGINEER, JUNIOR, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO THREE (3) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN AN ENGINEERING FUNCTION GATHERING AND INTERPRETING DATA FROM TECHNICAL, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL SOURCES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN DISCIPLINES THAT INCLUDES ELECTRICAL, COMMUNICATIONS, CHEMICAL, OR COMPUTER ENGINEERING.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL, CHEMICAL, AVIONICS, AERONAUTICAL, AEROSPACE) OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-13) ENGINEER, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN ENGINEERING FUNCTION PROVIDING TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES TO THE CLIENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS IN DISCIPLINES WITH RESPONSIBILITIES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, SITE PLANNING, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WORKS WITHIN INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT TEAM.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE IN ENGINEERING OR EQUIVALENT. MASTERS DEGREE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
(ENG-14) ENGINEER, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN ENGINEERING FUNCTION PROVIDING TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES TO THE CLIENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS IN DISCIPLINES WITH RESPONSIBILITIES IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, COMMUNICATIONS, CHEMICAL, OR COMPUTER ENGINEERING.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE IN ENGINEERING OR EQUIVALENT. MASTERS DEGREE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
(ENG-15) ENGINEER, LEVEL 5
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) OR MORE YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE PARTICIPATING IN SYSTEM AND SUBSYSTEM TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC TASKING.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN SYSTEM ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INTEGRATION, INSTALLATION, TRAINING, FIELDING AND LIFE CYCLE SUSTAINMENT.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE AND MASTERS IN ENGINEERING OR EQUIVALENT. PH.D. MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE. AN ADDITIONAL 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE MASTERS DEGREE.
(ENG-16) ENGINEER, LEVEL 6
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: MORE THAN FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE LEADING SYSTEM AND SUBSYSTEM TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC TASKING. EXPERIENCE IN SYSTEM ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INTEGRATION, INSTALLATION, FIELDING AND LIFE CYCLE SUSTAINMENT
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN SYSTEM ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INTEGRATION, INSTALLATION, TRAINING, FIELDING AND LIFE CYCLE SUSTAINMENT.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE AND MASTERS IN ENGINEERING OR EQUIVALENT. PH.D. MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE. AN ADDITIONAL 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE MASTERS DEGREE.
(ENG-17) ENGINEER, PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 7
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: MORE THAN FIFTEEN (15) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN AN APPLICABLE ENGINEERING FUNCTION PROVIDING EXPERT TECHNICAL OR CONSULTING SERVICES ON HIGHLY COMPLEX TECHNICAL AND PROGRAMMATIC ISSUES DEALING WITH MAJOR SYSTEMS AND SUBSYSTEMS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF EXPERIENCE MUST HAVE BEEN AT THE SENIOR OR SYSTEM ENGINEERING LEVEL OF RESPONSIBILITY.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ AND MASTERS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING OR EQUIVALENT; CERTIFICATIONS AND ADDITIONAL SPECIALIZED TRAINING DESIRED. A PH.D. MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
(ENG-18) GRAPHICS DESIGNER, LEVEL 5
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: EIGHT (8) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN DEVELOPING GRAPHIC ARTWORK USING COMPUTERIZED EQUIPMENT.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE
(ENG-19) GRAPHICS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN DEVELOPING GRAPHIC ARTWORK USING COMPUTERIZED EQUIPMENT.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(ENG-20) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ZERO (0) TO TWO (2) YEARS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
TRACKS ACTUAL VERSUS PROJECTED PERFORMANCE FOR KEY LOGISTICS INDICATORS. ANALYSES MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. ANALYSES MAINTENANCE TURNAROUND TIME TO DETECT LOGISTICS PROBLEMS IN MAINTENANCE STAFFING, TRAINING, DOCUMENTATION AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. ANALYSES AWAITING SUPPLY TIMES TO DETECT LOGISTICS PROBLEMS IN PROVISIONING AND SUPPLY SUPPORT. HAVE A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS (LORA) OR FAILURE MODES AND EFFECTS CRITICALITY ANALYSIS (FMECA) OR KEY LOGISTICS TRACKING AND ANALYSIS DATA SYSTEMS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) YEAR OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-21) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-22) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SIX (6) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-23) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-24) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 5
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: EIGHT (8) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
MINIMUM TRAINING: SIX (6) TO NINE (9) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-25) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) YEAR OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-26) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ONE (1) TO FOUR (4) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-27) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SIX (6) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-28) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-29) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 5
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: SEVEN (7) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: OVER SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(ENG-30) PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) YEARS OF PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING, DESIGN, AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WITH ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) YEARS COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO DEPLOYMENT, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASK PROJECTS.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER RELATED SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(ENG-31) PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIFTEEN (15) YEARS OF PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING, DESIGN, AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WITH ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TEN (10) YEARS COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO DEPLOYMENT, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASK PROJECTS OF THIS TYPE AND COMPLEXITY.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER RELATED SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(ENG-32) SCIENTIST, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO TEN (10) YEARS RELATED EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS IN DESIGNING, DEVELOPING AND COORDINATING THE APPLICATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS. MAY WORK INDEPENDENTLY ON PROJECTS REQUIRING ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE IN A PARTICULAR FIELD.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE. ADVANCED DEGREE AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING DESIRED.
(ENG-33) SCIENTIST, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) TO FIFTEEN (15) YEARS RELATED EXPERIENCE. UP TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND SERVES AS PRIMARY TECHNICAL LIAISON.
MINIMUM TRAINING: EIGHT (8) TO TWELVE (12) YEARS IN DESIGNING, DEVELOPING AND COORDINATING THE APPLICATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS. UP TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN ASSISTING AND SUPPORTING PROBLEM RESOLUTION AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN ADP, C4I, AND SENSOR SYSTEMS AND SUBSYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ADVANCED DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-34) SCIENTIST/SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT, PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: MUST HAVE TWENTY (20) YEARS OR MORE OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN ADP OR MAJOR SENSOR OR C4I SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FIELD. OVER TEN (10) YEARS IN PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND SERVES AS PRIMARY TECHNICAL LIAISON.
MINIMUM TRAINING: OVER FIFTEEN (15) YEARS IN DESIGNING, DEVELOPING AND COORDINATING THE APPLICATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS. OVER EIGHT (8) YEARS IN ASSISTING AND SUPPORTING PROBLEM RESOLUTION AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN ADP, C4I, AND SENSOR SYSTEMS AND SUBSYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ADVANCED DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT. PH.D. DESIRED.
(ENG-35) SCIENTIST/SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT, SENIOR, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: MUST HAVE FIFTEEN (15) TO TWENTY (20) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN ADP OR MAJOR SENSOR OR C4I SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FIELD. UP TO TEN (10) YEARS IN PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND SERVES AS PRIMARY TECHNICAL LIAISON.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TEN (10) TO FIFTEEN (15) YEARS IN DESIGNING, DEVELOPING AND COORDINATING THE APPLICATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS. FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS IN ASSISTING AND SUPPORTING PROBLEM RESOLUTION AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN ADP, C4I, AND SENSOR SYSTEMS AND SUBSYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ADVANCED DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-36) TASK LEADER, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: SIX (6) YEARS PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) YEARS PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASKS PROJECTS.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER SCIENTIFIC OF TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(ENG-37) TASK LEADER, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) YEARS PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) YEARS PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASKS OF THIS TYPE AND COMPLEXITY.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER SCIENTIFIC OF TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(ENG-38) TECHNICIAN, ENGINEERING, LEVEL 4
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE PROVIDING HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING PLANNING AND SCHEDULING, INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SIX (6) YEARS SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING. UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN MANAGING ACTIVITIES OF OTHER TECHNICIANS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-39) TECHNICIAN, ENGINEERING, LEVEL 5
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: SEVEN (7) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE PROVIDING HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING PLANNING AND SCHEDULING, INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: SIX (6) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING. TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN MANAGING ACTIVITIES OF OTHER TECHNICIANS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-40) TECHNICIAN, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE ASSISTING WITH HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-41) TECHNICIAN, LEAD, LEVEL 7
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE DIRECTING COMPUTER OR OTHER SYSTEM HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING SUPERVISION, INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: OVER TEN (10) YEARS SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING. OVER EIGHT (8) YEARS IN MANAGING ACTIVITIES OF OTHER TECHNICIANS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(ENG-42) TECHNICIAN, LEVEL 2
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE ASSISTING WITH HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO TWO (2) YEARS IN SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-43) TECHNICIAN, LEVEL 3
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE ASSISTING WITH HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(ENG-44) TECHNICIAN, SENIOR, LEVEL 6
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE DIRECTING COMPUTER OR OTHER SYSTEM HARDWARE/SOFTWARE TECHNICAL SUPPORT INCLUDING SUPERVISION, INSTALLATION, ASSEMBLY, MAINTENANCE, RELOCATION, UPGRADE, TEST AND CHECKOUT, MODIFICATION, INSTRUMENTATION, FAULT ISOLATION AND CONFIGURATION AND DATA MANAGEMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: SEVEN (7) TO TEN (10) YEARS SUPPORTING PROJECTS IN ALL PHASES OF SYSTEM ACQUISITION, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION, INSTALLATION, INTEGRATION AND FIELDING. FOUR (4) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS IN MANAGING ACTIVITIES OF OTHER TECHNICIANS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO
LOGISTICS SERVICES
1. LOGISTICS SERVICES
UNDER THIS CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE CONTRACT, SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES A BROAD RANGE OF SERVICES AND PRODUCTS BY SPECIAL ITEM NUMBER (SIN) TO ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES WORLDWIDE. A SUMMARY OF THE SERVICES OFFERED UNDER THIS CONTRACT FOLLOWS.
1. SIN C R706, LOGISTICS SUPPORT SERVICES (PREVIOUSLY SINS 874-501, SUPPLY & VALUE CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES, 874-502, ACQUISITION & LOGISTICS SERVICES, 874-503, DISTRIBUTION & TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS SERVICES, 874-504, DEPLOYMENT LOGISTICS SERVICES) - SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. CAN PROVIDE SERVICES IN EVERY PHASE OF A LOGISTICS PROJECT. EXAMPLES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
A.) SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES LOGISTICS SERVICES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF LOGISTICS SYSTEMS. THESE SYSTEMS DEAL WITH THE MOVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF RESOURCES, INCLUDING THE MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS DETERMINATION AND ACQUISITION PLANNING, STORAGE, MOVEMENT, DISTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE, EVACUATION AND DISPOSITION OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT; ASSET OR PROPERTY VISIBILITY AND MANAGEMENT; AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE INFRASTRUCTURES THAT SUPPORT THESE ACTIVITIES. SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES ASSISTANCE AND GUIDANCE IN SUPPORT OF AN AGENCY'S ASSESSMENT OF THE BEST COMBINATION OF CHANNELS TO CREATE VALUE FOR ITS CUSTOMERS. SERVICES INCLUDE VENDOR-MANAGED INVENTORY SYSTEMS; THE OPERATION OF PRIVATE AND/OR GOVERNMENT-OWNED WAREHOUSES, STOCKROOMS, OR OTHER STORAGE FACILITIES; SHIPPING RECEIVING; STAGING AND STORAGE; PACKING AND CRATING (EXCLUDING HOUSEHOLD GOODS); AND DESIGN, RE-ENGINEERING, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DISTRIBUTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 874-501, SUPPLY & VALUE CHAIN MANAGEMENT SERVICES)
B.) SERVICES INVOLVING THE LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT DISCIPLINE, WHICH SUPPORTS A PRODUCT OF SYSTEM THROUGH ITS LIFE CYCLE. SERVICES INCLUDE ACQUISITION LOGISTICS OR INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT ASSOCIATED WITH THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, PRODUCTION, FIELDING, SUSTAINMENT, IMPROVEMENT OF, AND DISPOSAL OF COST EFFECTIVE SYSTEMS INCLUDING THE EVENTUAL DISPOSAL OR SALVAGE OF THESE SYSTEMS. SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES LOGISTICS EXPERTISE IN THE PRE-PRODUCTION AND DESIGN PHASE OF SYSTEMS TO ENSURE THAT THE SYSTEM CAN BE SUPPORTED THROUGH ITS LIFE-CYCLE AND THAT THE INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENTS NECESSARY FOR OPERATIONAL SUPPORT ARE IDENTIFIED AND ACQUIRED. THESE SERVICES MAY CONTINUE THROUGH THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE SYSTEM OR PRODUCT AND INCLUDE GUIDANCE, ASSISTANCE AND/OR OPERATIONAL SUPPORT. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 874-502, ACQUISITION & LOGISTICS SERVICES)
C.) SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES SERVICES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO MOVING AND STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT, CARRIER MANAGEMENT AND ROUTING, AND FREIGHT FORWARDING (EXCLUDING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND SMALL PACKAGE SERVICES). THESE SERVICES MAY INCLUDE PLANNING AND DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, OR OPERATION OF SYSTEMS OR FACILITIES FOR THE MOVEMENT OF GOODS, SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT OR PEOPLE BY ROAD, AIR, WATER, RAIL, OR PIPELINE. COMMERCIAL PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICES COVERED BY THE AIRLINE CITY PAIR PROGRAM ARE EXCLUDED. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 874-503, DISTRIBUTION & TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS SERVICES)
D.) SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. PROVIDES SERVICES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CONTINGENCY PLANNING; INVENTORY AND PROPERTY PLANNING, MOVEMENT, STORAGE, AND ACCOUNTABILITY; AND COMMUNICATIONS AND LOGISTICS SYSTEMS TO PERMIT RAPID DEPLOYMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. SI INTERNATIONAL, INC. ALSO PROVIDES EXPERT ADVICE, ASSISTANCE, GUIDANCE, OR OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO IDENTIFY AND UTILIZE EXISTING REGIONAL OR GLOBAL RESOURCES, IDENTIFY ALTERNATIVE CAPABILITIES, AND PLAN FOR EFFECTIVE INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR SUPPORT OR RESOURCES. (PREVIOUSLY SIN 874-504, DEPLOYMENT LOGISTICS SERVICES)
2. LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS:
THE FOLLOWING LABOR CATEGORIES WILL BE USED TO PERFORM WORK ON ORDERS UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS PROVIDE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL PROVIDED IN A PARTICULAR LABOR CATEGORY. FOR THOSE TASKS NECESSITATING SECURITY REQUIREMENTS, ASSIGNED PERSONNEL WILL ABIDE BY ALL IMPOSED SECURITY REQUIREMENTS. THESE SECURITY REQUIREMENTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED ON EACH CONTRACTUAL ACTION, BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT, OR TASK ORDER. RESUMES SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE GSA CONTRACTING OFFICER OR USER AGENCY UPON REQUEST.
THE FOLLOWING NOTES APPLY TO ALL LABOR CATEGORIES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED NEXT TO THE LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTION.
NOTE #1: IN LIEU OF A COLLEGE DEGREE PERTINENT WORK EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED AT THE RATE OF ONE AND ONE-HALF YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PER YEAR OF COLLEGE LACKING. A TOTAL OF SIX (6) YEARS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED TO COMPENSATE FOR A LACK OF A BACHELORS DEGREE. THIS TIME IS IN ADDITION TO THE MINIMUM/GENERAL EXPERIENCE IDENTIFIED IN THE LABOR CATEGORY.
NOTE #2: MOST LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE A BACHELORS DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THOSE PERSONNEL POSSESSING A MASTERS OR DOCTORATE LEVEL DEGREE, THE REDUCTIONS IN TIME REQUIRED BY THE MINIMUM/GENERAL EXPERIENCE DEFINITION ARE AS FOLLOWS:
a. FOR A MASTERS DEGREE - TWO (2) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
b. FOR A PH.D. DEGREE - FOUR (4) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
NOTE #3: SOME LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THESE PERSONNEL POSSESSING A BACHELORS DEGREE OR HIGHER, THE EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT IS WAIVED.
NOTE #4: SOME LABOR CATEGORIES REQUIRE A HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE AS THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING LEVEL. FOR THOSE POSSESSING A HIGHER DEGREE, A LESSER EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT APPLIES:
a. FOR AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE – ONE (1) YEAR LESS THAN STATED
b. FOR A BACHELORS DEGREE – TWO (2) YEARS LESS THAN STATED
LOGWORLD LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
NOTE: LABOR CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE “SERVICE CONTRACT ACT” (SCA) MEAN THAT THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS WILL BE DEFINED BY THE SERVICE CONTRACT ACT, THROUGH SOLICITATION-SPECIFIC WAGE DETERMINATIONS.
(LOG-01) ACCOUNTING CLERK, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-02) ACCOUNTING CLERK, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-03) ACCOUNTING CLERK, LEVEL III - SCA
(LOG-04) ACCOUNTING CLERK, LEVEL IV - SCA
(LOG-05) ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.
(LOG-06) ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(LOG-07) ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF A PROGRAM, PROJECT, DEPARTMENT OR FACILITY. UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN A SUPERVISORY POSITION.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE, ADDITIONAL 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE DEGREE.
(LOG-08) ANALYST, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FOR COMPUTER OR OTHER AUTOMATED PROCESSES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS IN TASKS ASSOCIATED WITH ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC OR GENERAL DATA PROCESSING FUNCTIONS WITHIN GOVERNMENTAL OR CIVIL DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION, SUSTAINMENT OR OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-09) ANALYST, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) OR MORE YEAR’S APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN CONSULTING SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS FOR SCIENTIFIC, BUSINESS OR TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS IN CONSULTING SERVICES ON SUBSTANTIAL OPERATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, ACQUISITION, TEST, DEPLOYMENT AND SUSTAINMENT SYSTEMS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTER OR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS TO CLIENT PERSONNEL.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-10) ANALYST, JUNIOR, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO THREE (3) YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATA ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FOR COMPUTER OR OTHER AUTOMATED PROCESSES.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN TASKS ASSOCIATED WITH ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC OR GENERAL DATA PROCESSING FUNCTIONS WITHIN GOVERNMENTAL OR CIVIL DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION, SUSTAINMENT OR OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-11) ANALYST, PRINCIPAL, LEVEL IV
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEARS OF APPLICABLE EXPERIENCE IN CONSULTING SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS FOR SCIENTIFIC, BUSINESS OR TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS IN PROVIDING CONSULTING SERVICES INVOLVING SOPHISTICATED OPERATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, ACQUISITION OR BUSINESS PROCESS TASKING ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTER OR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS TO CLIENT PERSONNEL
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT; ADVANCED DEGREE DESIRED
(LOG-12) BLOCKER AND BRACER - SCA
(LOG-13) BUS DRIVER - SCA
(LOG-14) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 1 YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES, CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: TECHNICAL SCHOOL OR ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(LOG-15) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO NINE (9) YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES, CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(LOG-16) CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) OR MORE YEAR’S EXPERIENCE IN DRAFTING WITH AT LEAST 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH CAD SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS FOLLOWING GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WITH SOME DISCRETION PERFORMS DESIGN PREPARATION, TASKS, AND PROJECTS. CONDUCTS PARTS SEARCHES, CONDUCTS DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS WITH CAD SYSTEMS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(LOG-17) COMPUTER OPERATOR, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-18) COMPUTER OPERATOR, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-19) COMPUTER OPERATOR, LEVEL III- SCA
(LOG-20) COMPUTER OPERATOR, LEVEL IV - SCA
(LOG-21) COMPUTER OPERATOR, LEVEL V - SCA
(LOG-22) COMPUTER PROGRAMMER, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-23) COMPUTER PROGRAMMER, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-24) COMPUTER PROGRAMMER, LEVEL III - SCA
(LOG-25) COMPUTER PROGRAMMER, LEVEL IV - SCA
(LOG-26) COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-27) COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-28) COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST, LEVEL III - SCA
(LOG-29) DISPATCHER, MOTOR VEHICLE - SCA
(LOG-30) DOCUMENT PREPARATION CLERK - SCA
(LOG-31) FORKLIFT OPERATOR - SCA
(LOG-32) GENERAL CLERK, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-33) GENERAL CLERK, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-34) GENERAL CLERK, LEVEL III - SCA
(LOG-35) GENERAL CLERK, LEVEL IV - SCA
(LOG-36) GRAPHICS DESIGNER, LEVEL V
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: EIGHT (8) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS IN DEVELOPING GRAPHIC ARTWORK USING COMPUTERIZED EQUIPMENT.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE
(LOG-37) GRAPHICS SPECIALIST, LEVEL IV
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS IN DEVELOPING GRAPHIC ARTWORK USING COMPUTERIZED EQUIPMENT.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES DEGREE
(LOG-38) KEY ENTRY OPERATOR, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-39) KEY ENTRY OPERATOR, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-40) LABORER, GENERAL - SCA
(LOG-41) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ZERO (0) TO TWO (2) YEARS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
TRACKS ACTUAL VERSUS PROJECTED PERFORMANCE FOR KEY LOGISTICS INDICATORS. ANALYSES MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. ANALYSES MAINTENANCE TURNAROUND TIME TO DETECT LOGISTICS PROBLEMS IN MAINTENANCE STAFFING, TRAINING, DOCUMENTATION AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. ANALYSES AWAITING SUPPLY TIMES TO DETECT LOGISTICS PROBLEMS IN PROVISIONING AND SUPPLY SUPPORT. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS
(LORA) OR FAILURE MODES AND EFFECTS CRITICALITY ANALYSIS (FMECA) OR KEY LOGISTICS TRACKING AND ANALYSIS DATA SYSTEMS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) YEAR OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(LOG-42) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TWO (2) TO FOUR (4) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) TO THREE (3) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(LOG-43) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SIX (6) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(LOG-44) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL IV
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-45) LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL V
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: EIGHT (8) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: SIX (6) TO NINE (9) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ANALYSIS MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY DATA TO DETERMINE EQUIPMENT READINESS. HAS A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF MEASURES OF RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY OR LEVEL-OF REPAIR ANALYSIS.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-46) MATERIAL EXPEDITER - SCA
(LOG-47) MESSENGER (COURIER) - SCA
(LOG-48) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: UP TO TWO (2) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: ONE (1) YEAR OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(LOG-49) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: ONE (1) TO FOUR (4) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA; ASSOCIATES DEGREE DESIRED.
(LOG-50) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: THREE (3) TO SIX (6) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TWO (2) TO FIVE (5) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(LOG-51) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL IV
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIVE (5) TO EIGHT (8) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FOUR (4) TO SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: ASSOCIATES’ DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT.
(LOG-52) OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL V
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: SEVEN (7) TO TEN (10) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: OVER SEVEN (7) YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN THE DOMAIN THAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN.
DEGREE: BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT
(LOG-53) PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK - SCA
(LOG-54) PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL III
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) YEARS OF PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING, DESIGN, AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WITH ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) YEARS COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO DEPLOYMENT, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASK PROJECTS.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER RELATED SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(LOG-55) PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL IV
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: FIFTEEN (15) YEARS OF PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING, DESIGN, AND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WITH ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
MINIMUM TRAINING: TEN (10) YEARS COMPLETE PROJECT MANAGEMENT FROM INCEPTION TO DEPLOYMENT, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASK PROJECTS OF THIS TYPE AND COMPLEXITY.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER RELATED SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(LOG-56) RECYCLING WORKER - SCA
(LOG-57) SECRETARY, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-58) SECRETARY, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-59) SECRETARY, LEVEL III - SCA
(LOG-60) SECRETARY, LEVEL IV - SCA
(LOG-61) SECRETARY, LEVEL V - SCA
(LOG-62) SHIPPING PACKER - SCA
(LOG-63) STOCK CLERK (STORE WORKER II) - SCA
(LOG-64) STORE WORKER, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-65) SUPPLY TECHNICIAN - SCA
(LOG-66) TASK LEADER, LEVEL I
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: SIX (6) YEARS PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: THREE (3) YEARS PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASKS PROJECTS.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER SCIENTIFIC OF TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(LOG-67) TASK LEADER, LEVEL II
GENERAL EXPERIENCE: TEN (10) YEARS PROGRESSIVELY MORE IMPORTANT ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE.
MINIMUM TRAINING: FIVE (5) YEARS PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE AND CONTROL OF FUNDS AND RESOURCES, AND DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY IN MANAGING MULTI-TASKS OF THIS TYPE AND COMPLEXITY.
DEGREE: A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, OR OTHER SCIENTIFIC OF TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE.
(LOG-68) TOOLS AND PARTS ATTENDANT - SCA
(LOG-69) TRUCK DRIVER, HEAVY TRUCK - SCA
(LOG-70) TRUCK DRIVER, LIGHT TRUCK - SCA
(LOG-71) TRUCK DRIVER, MEDIUM TRUCK - SCA
(LOG-72) TRUCK DRIVER, TRACTOR-TRAILER - SCA
(LOG-73) WAREHOUSE SPECIALIST - SCA
(LOG-74) WOODWORKER - SCA
(LOG-75) WORD PROCESSOR, LEVEL I - SCA
(LOG-76) WORD PROCESSOR, LEVEL II - SCA
(LOG-77) WORD PROCESSOR, LEVEL III - SCA
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES PRICING
|PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES (PES) |LABOR DESCRIPTION |GSA PRICE |
|LABOR CATEGORIES |NUMBER | |
|ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, LEVEL 1 |ENG-01 |$28.12 |
|ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, LEVEL 2 |ENG-02 |$36.04 |
|ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR LEVEL 3 |ENG-03 |$44.96 |
|ANALYST, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1 |ENG-04 |$42.03 |
|ANALYST, LEVEL 2 |ENG-05 |$61.42 |
|ANALYST, LEVEL 3 |ENG-06 |$81.90 |
|ANALYST -PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 4 |ENG-07 |$105.07 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 1 |ENG-08 |$27.67 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 2 |ENG-09 |$37.75 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL 3 |ENG-10 |$43.07 |
|ENGINEER, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1 |ENG-11 |$60.21 |
|ENGINEER, JUNIOR, LEVEL 2 |ENG-12 |$64.08 |
|ENGINEER, LEVEL 3 |ENG-13 |$89.40 |
|ENGINEER, LEVEL 4 |ENG-14 |$99.50 |
|ENGINEER, LEVEL 5 |ENG-15 |$117.01 |
|ENGINEER, LEVEL 6 |ENG-16 |$135.30 |
|ENGINEER - PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 7 |ENG-17 |$146.78 |
|GRAPHICS DESIGNER, LEVEL 5 |ENG-18 |$53.18 |
|GRAPHICS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 4 |ENG-19 |$46.81 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 1 |ENG-20 |$32.15 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 2 |ENG-21 |$36.04 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 3 |ENG-22 |$46.07 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 4 |ENG-23 |$57.99 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL 5 |ENG-24 |$73.67 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 1 |ENG-25 |$28.73 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 2 |ENG-26 |$37.15 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 3 |ENG-27 |$55.07 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 4 |ENG-28 |$76.70 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL 5 |ENG-29 |$100.52 |
|PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL 3 |ENG-30 |$128.71 |
|PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL 4 |ENG-31 |$151.35 |
|SCIENTIST, LEVEL 1 |ENG-32 |$106.00 |
|SCIENTIST, LEVEL 2 |ENG-33 |$122.76 |
|SCIENTIST/SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT - PRINCIPAL, LEVEL 4 |ENG-34 |$178.70 |
|SCIENTIST/SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT - SENIOR, LEVEL 3 |ENG-35 |$137.74 |
|TASK LEADER, LEVEL 1 |ENG-36 |$102.02 |
|TASK LEADER, LEVEL 2 |ENG-37 |$117.63 |
|TECHNICIAN, ENGINEERING, LEVEL 4 |ENG-38 |$42.82 |
|TECHNICIAN, ENGINEERING, LEVEL 5 |ENG-39 |$53.70 |
|TECHNICIAN, JUNIOR, LEVEL 1 |ENG-40 |$33.50 |
|TECHNICIAN, LEAD, LEVEL 7 |ENG-41 |$65.04 |
|TECHNICIAN, LEVEL 2 |ENG-42 |$35.19 |
|TECHNICIAN, LEVEL 3 |ENG-43 |$39.38 |
|TECHNICIAN - SENIOR, LEVEL 6 |ENG-44 |$57.99 |
LOGWORLD SERVICES PRICING
|LABOR CATEGORIES |LABOR DESCRIPTION |CLIENT SITE |SI INTL. SITE |
| |NUMBER |RATE |RATE |
|ACCOUNTING CLERK I |LOG-01 |$23.39 |$28.23 |
|ACCOUNTING CLERK II |LOG-02 |$29.17 |$35.22 |
|ACCOUNTING CLERK III |LOG-03 |$32.43 |$39.15 |
|ACCOUNTING CLERK IV |LOG-04 |$35.27 |$42.54 |
|ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, LEVEL I |LOG-05 |$27.73 |$33.45 |
|ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST, LEVEL II |LOG-06 |$35.54 |$42.89 |
|ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR, LEVEL III |LOG-07 |$44.34 |$53.48 |
|ANALYST, LEVEL II |LOG-08 |$60.58 |$73.11 |
|ANALYST, LEVEL III |LOG-09 |$80.74 |$97.43 |
|ANALYST - JUNIOR, LEVEL I |LOG-10 |$41.44 |$50.01 |
|ANALYST - PRINCIPAL, LEVEL IV |LOG-11 |$103.61 |$125.04 |
|BLOCKER AND BRACER |LOG-12 |$41.53 |$50.09 |
|BUS DRIVER |LOG-13 |$36.59 |$44.13 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL I |LOG-14 |$27.26 |$32.91 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL II |LOG-15 |$37.25 |$44.91 |
|CAD OPERATOR/DRAFTSMAN, LEVEL III |LOG-16 |$42.48 |$51.23 |
|COMPUTER OPERATOR I |LOG-17 |$26.34 |$31.80 |
|COMPUTER OPERATOR II |LOG-18 |$29.74 |$35.88 |
|COMPUTER OPERATOR III |LOG-19 |$39.95 |$48.19 |
|COMPUTER OPERATOR IV |LOG-20 |$45.61 |$55.05 |
|COMPUTER OPERATOR V |LOG-21 |$47.08 |$56.78 |
|COMPUTER PROGRAMMER I |LOG-22 |$36.45 |$44.01 |
|COMPUTER PROGRAMMER II |LOG-23 |$44.53 |$53.76 |
|COMPUTER PROGRAMMER III |LOG-24 |$51.52 |$62.18 |
|COMPUTER PROGRAMMER IV |LOG-25 |$56.95 |$68.70 |
|COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST I |LOG-26 |$49.58 |$59.84 |
|COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST II |LOG-27 |$55.65 |$67.15 |
|COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST III |LOG-28 |$56.95 |$68.70 |
|DISPATCHER, MOTOR VEHICLE |LOG-29 |$33.98 |$41.01 |
|DOCUMENT PREPARATION CLERK |LOG-30 |$27.42 |$33.08 |
|FORKLIFT OPERATOR |LOG-31 |$35.45 |$42.80 |
|GENERAL CLERK I |LOG-32 |$21.66 |$26.13 |
|GENERAL CLERK II |LOG-33 |$25.34 |$30.62 |
|GENERAL CLERK III |LOG-34 |$27.42 |$33.08 |
|GENERAL CLERK IV |LOG-35 |$29.99 |$36.19 |
|GRAPHICS DESIGNER, LEVEL V |LOG-36 |$52.43 |$63.30 |
|GRAPHICS SPECIALIST, LEVEL IV |LOG-37 |$46.15 |$55.69 |
|KEY ENTRY OPERATOR I |LOG-38 |$24.08 |$29.05 |
|KEY ENTRY OPERATOR II |LOG-39 |$32.12 |$38.73 |
LOGWORLD SERVICES PRICING (CONTINUED)
|LABOR CATEGORIES |LABOR DESCRIPTION |CLIENT SITE |SI INTL. SITE |
| |NUMBER |RATE |RATE |
|LABORER, GENERAL |LOG-40 |$29.93 |$36.13 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL I |LOG-41 |$31.66 |$38.21 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL II |LOG-42 |$35.54 |$42.89 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL III |LOG-43 |$45.41 |$54.80 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL IV |LOG-44 |$57.16 |$68.98 |
|LOGISTICIAN, LEVEL V |LOG-45 |$72.64 |$87.64 |
|MATERIAL EXPEDITER |LOG-46 |$39.72 |$47.94 |
|MESSENGER (COURIER) |LOG-47 |$21.66 |$26.13 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL I |LOG-48 |$28.35 |$34.20 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL II |LOG-49 |$36.66 |$44.26 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL III |LOG-50 |$54.32 |$65.56 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL IV |LOG-51 |$75.63 |$91.28 |
|OPERATIONS SPECIALIST, LEVEL V |LOG-52 |$99.11 |$119.59 |
|PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK |LOG-53 |$37.07 |$44.75 |
|PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL III |LOG-54 |$126.89 |$153.13 |
|PROJECT MANAGER, LEVEL IV |LOG-55 |$149.24 |$180.08 |
|RECYCLING WORKER |LOG-56 |$34.11 |$41.17 |
|SECRETARY, LEVEL I |LOG-57 |$31.89 |$38.49 |
|SECRETARY, LEVEL II |LOG-58 |$35.71 |$43.08 |
|SECRETARY, LEVEL III |LOG-59 |$36.98 |$44.63 |
|SECRETARY, LEVEL IV |LOG-60 |$41.59 |$50.16 |
|SECRETARY, LEVEL V |LOG-61 |$47.40 |$57.20 |
|SHIPPING PACKER |LOG-62 |$31.66 |$38.21 |
|STOCK CLERK (STORE WORKER II) |LOG-63 |$33.79 |$40.80 |
|STORE WORKER I |LOG-64 |$27.21 |$32.82 |
|SUPPLY TECHNICIAN |LOG-65 |$40.56 |$48.92 |
|TASK LEADER, LEVEL I |LOG-66 |$100.61 |$121.40 |
|TASK LEADER, LEVEL II |LOG-67 |$115.99 |$139.93 |
|TOOLS AND PARTS ATTENDANT |LOG-68 |$35.17 |$42.47 |
|TRUCK DRIVER, HEAVY TRUCK |LOG-69 |$42.89 |$51.75 |
|TRUCK DRIVER, LIGHT TRUCK |LOG-70 |$33.74 |$40.71 |
|TRUCK DRIVER, MEDIUM TRUCK |LOG-71 |$36.59 |$44.13 |
|TRUCK DRIVER, TRACTOR-TRAILER |LOG-72 |$42.89 |$51.75 |
|WAREHOUSE SPECIALIST |LOG-73 |$35.17 |$42.47 |
|WOODWORKER |LOG-74 |$40.08 |$48.37 |
|WORD PROCESSOR I |LOG-75 |$26.88 |$32.44 |
|WORD PROCESSOR II |LOG-76 |$28.75 |$34.68 |
|WORD PROCESSOR III |LOG-77 |$35.40 |$42.66 |
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