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CONTRACTAWARD/CONTRACT1.THNECRDNTA5CSFARRA0TEDORDERRATINGPAGEOPA2GES2.CONTRACT(Proc.Inst.Ident.)NO.3.EFFECTIVEDATE4.REQUISITION/PURCHASEREQUEST/PROJECTNO.140L4320COO22SeeBlock20000404726705.ISSUEDBYCODELHA6.ADMINISTEREDBY(lfotherthan/tem5)CODELHABLMOR-STOFCPROCMGMTBR(OR952)BLMORSTATEOFCPROCMGMT-OR9521220SW3rdAvenue,12thFloor1220SW3rdAvenue,12thFloorPORTLANDOR97204PORTLANDOR97204SCD-C7.NAMEANDADDRESSOFCONTRACTOR(No.,street,country,StateandZIPCode)8.DELIVERYFOBORIGINXOTHER(Seebelow)KITTITAS,COUNTYOF9.DISCOUNTFORPROMPTPAYMENTAttn:KimDawson205W5THAVESTE108ELLENSBURGWA98926-288710.SUBMITINVOlCESITEM(4copiesunlessotherwisespeciñed)TOTHEADDRESSSHOWNINCODE0070136992FACILITYCODE11.SHIPTO/MARKFORCODE000427662012.PAYMENTWILLBEMADEBYCODEIPPINVBLM-ORSPOKANEDISTRICTOFFICE*InvoiceProcessingPlatformSystem1103NFANCHERUSDepartmentofTreasurySPOKANEWA99212-1275http://www.ipp.gov13.AUTHORITYFORUSINGOTHERTHANFULLANDOPENCOMPETITION:14.ACCOUNTINGANDAPPROPRIATIONDATA10U.S.C.2304(c)()Xl41U.S.C.3304(a)()O115A.ITEMNO15B.SUPPLIES/SERVICES15C.15D.15E.UNITPRICE15F.AMOUNTQUANTITYUNITContinued15G.TOTALAMOUNTOFCONTRACTy$25,000.0016.TABLEOFCONTENTS(X)SEC.DESCRIPTIONPAGE(S)(X)SEC.DESCRIPTIONPAGE(S)PARTI-THESCHEDULEPARTII-CONTRACTCLAUSESASOLICITATION/CONTRACTFORMXICONTRACTCLAUSES18XBSUPPLIESORSERVICESANDPRICES/COSTS5PARTll!-LISTOFDOCUMENTS,EXHIBITSANDOTHERATTACH.XCDESCRIPTION/SPECS./WORKSTATEMENT6JLISTOFATTACHMENTSXDPACKAGINGANDMARKING8PARTIV-REPRESENTATIONSANDINSTRUCTIONSXEINSPECTIONANDACCEPTANCE9KREPRESENTAT10NS.CERTIFICATIONSANDXFDELIVERIESORPERFORMANCE10OTHERSTATEMENTSOFOFFERORSXGCONTRACTADMINISTRATIONDATA11LINSTRS..CONDS.,ANDNOTICESTOOFFERORSXHSPECIALCONTRACTREQUIREMENTS12MEVALUATIONFACTORSFORAWARDCONTRACTINGOFFICERWILLCOMPLETEITEM17(SEALED-BIDORNEGOTtATEDPROCUREMENT)OR18(SEALED-BIDPROCUREMENT)ASAPPLICABLE17.XCONTRACTOR'SNEGOTIATEDAGREEMENT(Contractorisrequiredtosignthis18.SEALED-BIDAWARD(Contractorisnotrequiredtosignthisdocument.)Yourbidondocumentandretum1copiestoissuingohice.)ContractoragreestoSolicitationNumber14OL4320QO049furnishanddeliverallitemsorperformalltheservicessetforthorotherwiseidentifiedincludingtheadditionsorchangesmadebyyouwhichadditionsorchangesaresetforthaboveandonanycontinuationsheetsfortheconsiderationstatedherein.Therightsandinfullabove,isherebyacceptedastotheitemslistedaboveandonanycontinuationobligationsofthepartiestothiscontractshallbesubjecttoandgovernedbythefollowingsheets.Thisawardconsummatesthecontractwhichconsistsofthefollowingdocuments:(a)thisaward/contract,(b)thesolicitation,ifany,and(c)suchprovisions,documents:(a)theGovernment'ssolicitationandyourbid,and(b)thisaward/contractrepresentations,certincations,andspecifications,asareattachedorincorporatedbyNofurthercontractualdocumentisnecessary.(Block18shouldbecheckedonlywhenreferenceherein.(Attachmentsarelistedherein.)awardingasealed-bidcontract.)19A.NAMEANDTITLEOFSIGNER(Typeorpnnt)20A.NAMEOFCONTRACTINGOFFICERKanonMorris198.NAMEOFCONTRACTOR19C.DATESIGNED20B.UNITEDSTATESOFAMERICAJOC.DATESIGNED(Signatufpersonatizedtosign)(SignatureoftheContractinqOfficer)STANDARDFORM26(Rev.3/2013)AUTHORIZEDFORLOCALREPRODUCTIONPrescribedbyGSA-FAR(48CFR)53.214(a)PreviouseditionisNOTusable REFERENCENO.OFDOCUMENTBEINGCONTlNUEDPAGEOFCONTINUA110NSHEET140L4320COO22223NAMEOFOFF:RORORCONTMCTORKITTITAS,COUNTYOFITEMNO.SUPPLIES/SERVICESQUANTIP/UNITUNITPRICEAMOUNT(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)LawEnforcementSupportServices,KittitasCounty,Washington.LegacyDoc#:BLMDelivery:05/01/2021AccountAssignm:KG/LAccount:6100.252ROBusinessArea:LOOOCommitmentItem:252ROOCostCenter:LLORWOOOOOFunctionalArea:L10200000.NUOOOOFund:2OXL1109AFFundCenter:LLORWOOOOOPRAcctAssign:01PeriodofPerformance:05/01/2020to04/30/202100010Baseperiod-KittitasCountySheriffPatrols25,000.00ServicesObligatedAmount:$25,000.00Product/ServiceCode:R799Product/ServiceDescription:SUPPORT-MANAGEMENT:OTHER00020OptionPeriod1-KittitasCountySheriffPatrols0.00ServicesAmount:$25,000.00(OptionLineItem)04/30/2021Product/ServiceCode:R799Product/ServiceDescription:SUPPORT-MANAGEMENT:OTHER00030OptionPeriod2-KittitasCountySheriffPatrols0.00ServicesAmount:$25,000.00(OptionLineItem)04/30/2022Product/ServiceCode:R799Product/ServiceDescription:SUPPORT-MANAGEMENT:OTHER00040OptionPeriod3-KittitasCountySheriffPatrols0.00ServicesAmount:$25,000.OO(OptionLineItem)04/30/2023Product/ServiceCode:R799Product/ServiceDescription:SUPPORT-MANAGEMENT:Continued...AUTHORIZEDFO:4LOCALREPRCPTIONALFORM336(4-86)fponsoredbyGSAIAR(48CFR)53.110 REFERENCENO.OFDOCUMENTBEINGCONTINUEDPAGEOFCONTINUATIONSHEET140L4320COO22I3|23NAMEOFOFFERORORCONTRACTORKITTITAS,COUNTYOFITEMNO.SUPPLIES/SERVICESQUANTITYUNITUNITPRICEAMOUNT(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)OTHER00050OptionPeriod4-KittitasCountySheriffPatrols0.00ServicesAmount:$25,000.00(OptionLineItem)04/30/2024Product/ServiceCode:R799Product/ServiceDescription:SUPPORT-MANAGEMENT:OTHERThetotalamountofaward:$125,000.00.Theobligationforthisawardisshowninbox15G.AUTHORIZEDFORLOCALREPRCCPTIONALFORM336(M6)SponsoredbyGSAFAR(48CFR)53.110 SECTIONB-BIDSCHEDULE.........................................SSECTIONC-STATEMENTOFWORK.........................................6SECTIOND-PACKAGINGANDMARKING........................................8SECTIONE-INSPECTIONANDACCEPTANCE........................................9SECTIONF-DELIVERIESANDPERFORMANCE.......................................10SECTIONG-CONTRACTADMINISTRATIONDATA.......................................llSECTIONH-SPECIALCONTRACTREQUIREMENTS.......................................12SECTIONI-CONTRACTCLAUSES..........................................................................................18SECTIONJ-LISTOFDOCUMENTS,EXHIBITSANDOTHERATTACHMENTS.......................................23Page4 SECTIONB-BIDSCHEDULEThisrequirementisforone(1)FirmFixedPriceServicescontractforLawEnforcementServicesinKittitasCounty,Washington.Thecontractcontainsaone-yearBaseplusfour(4)additionalone-yeartermoptions.BASEPeriod(5/01/2020-04/30/2021)Itemno.(temDescriptionQuantityUnitofPriceneasure0001LawEnforcementServices1LS$25,000.00OptionPeriod1(5/01/2021-04/30/2022)Itemno.(temDescriptionQuantityunitofPrice*neasure0002LawEnforcementServices1US925,000.00OptionPeriod2(5/01/2022-04/30/2023)ltemno.ItemDescriptionQuantityUnitofPrice*measure0003LawEnforcementServices1LS$25,000.00OptionPeriod3(5/01/2023-04/30/2024)Itemno.temDescription3uantityUnitof"rice*neasure3004LawEnforcementServices1LS925,000.00OptionPeriod4(5/01/2024-04/30/2025)(temno.(temDescriptionQuantitynitofPrice*easure0005LawEnforcementServices1S$25,000.00fotal-Base$25,000.00fotal-Options$100,000.00GrandTotal(BaseplusOptions)1125,000.00LS=LumpSum*-PricesinoutlyingyearsmaybeadjustedbasedonagreedtoCBA.PERIODOFPERFORMANCE:SeeDeliveriesorPerformancesection.(EndofSuppliesorServicesandPrices/Costs)Page5 SECTIONC-STATEMENTOFWORKC.l.0PURPOSEC.l.lTheBureauofLandManagement(BLM)isresponsibleformanagingthepubliclandsunderitsadministration.Providinglawenforcementandprotectiveservicesinaconsistent,efficient,andeffectivemannerisacriticalcomponenttopreservepublicorderandsafetyandtoprotectnationalinterestsinnaturalresourcesandinfrastructure.C.l.2ThepurposeofthiscontractistoobtainlawenforcementservicestoassisttheBLMintheadministrationandregulationoftheuseandoccupancyofthepubliclands.TheContractorshallenforcethecivilandcriminallawsoftheStateand/orCountyonthepubliclands,waters,roads,andtrailsadministeredbytheBLM.TheBLMwillpayfortheactualpriceassociatedwithconductinglawenforcementpatrolswhichincludeswagesoflawenforcementpersonnel,mileage,andothervehiclecostsassociatedwithtypicallawenforcementvehiclepatrols.TheContractorshallfurnishallnecessarymanagement,supervision,labor,transportation,equipment,materials,andanyotherincidentalservicestoperformthiswork.C.l.3TheprojectlocationaretheBLM-administeredpubliclandswithinKittitasCounty,Washington.C.2.0DESCRIPTIONOFSERVICESC.2.1TheContractorshallfurnishallnecessarymanagement,labor,equipment,materials,transportation,supplies,andanyotherincidentalstoperformlawenforcementservices,asspecified,fortheenforcementofStateandlocallawsrelatingtotheprotectionofpersonsandpropertyonthepubliclands.ThelackofanyspecificrequestbytheBLMwillnotlimittheauthorityoftheContractortorespondtoanysituationinafashionseenfitunderStateorlocallaw.C.2.2TheContractorshallhavethepowertomakearrestsandservebeforeamagistrateorjudge,servewarrantsforarrestororderforarrest,andgiveaticket/citationwithinKittitasCounty.TheContractorshallconductpatrolswithspecificattentionpaidtohighuseareas(e.g.YakimaRiverCanyon).PatrolswillbemadeduringhourstobedeterminedbytheContractorwhowillseekdirectionfromtheWenatcheeFieldStaffLawEnforcementRanger.ThenumberofpatrolsduringanygivenweekwillbedependentupontheprudentandsoundjudgmentoftheContractor.C.3.0TheContractorshallconductpatrolsbymotorizedvehicle,foot,andutilitytaskvehicle(UTV)fortheBLMlandswithinthecontractarea.C.3.1TheContractorshallroutinelypatrolthepubliclands,waters,roads,andtrailsadministeredbytheBLMwithintheconfinesoftheCounty,withspecialattentiongiventoallareasandincidentsdesignatedbytheWenatcheeFieldStaffLERangerandManagementOfficers.Patrolswillfocusonpreventingviolationsoflawsandregulations,safetyofvisitorsandGovernmentemployeesandtheinvestigationofcrimes.C.3.2TheContractorshallprovidelawenforcementcoverageonnationalholidaysandweekends,particularlyduringthesummermonths(MaythroughAugust),toassurethatadequatepatrolsinBLMadministeredcampgrounds,recreationareas,andotheradministrativeareaswillbemadewithinworkforcecapabilities.TheContractorshallcoordinatewiththeWenatcheeFieldStaffLERangertoschedulethepatrols.TheContractorshallprovideradiodispatchservicestoBLMlawenforcementpersonnelandauthorizetheGovernmenttousetheContractor'sradiofrequencieswhenworkingwithinthecounty.C.3.3WhenrequestedbytheBLM,theContractorshallassistinspecialoperations(i.e.,marijuanaeradication,specialevents,executionofwarrants)orforotherunforeseenoremergencysituationsbymeansasdeterminedtobeappropriatefortheincidenceandwithinworkforcecapabilities.Additionalservicesutilizedinemergencysituationsarecoveredunderthiscontract.C.3.4UniformsandbadgestoclearlydistinguishandidentifytheContractor.Page6 C.3.5TheContractorshallensurethatallpersonnelperformingonPublicLandscomplywiththeprovisionsoftheArchaeologicalResourcesProtectionAct(16U.S.C.470aa-470ll)andtheNativeAmericanGravesProtectionandRepatriationAct(25U.S.C.3001-3013),regardingskeletalremains.TheContractorshallalsoensurethatupondiscoveryofskeletalremainsthatareindicativeofanarchaeologicalsite,willnotifytheappropriateBLMRangerorFieldOfficeManagerpriortodisturbingthesite,tothemaximumextentpracticable.C.3.6ContractorpersonnelshallcomplywiththeminimumstandardsasrequiredbytheCriminalJusticeTrainingCenter(CJTC);andshallnotbeinviolationoftheprovisionsof18U.S.C.922,whichprohibitspersonsconvictedofamisdemeanordomesticviolencecrimefrompossessingfirearmsorammunition.C.4.0REPORTINGREQUIREMENTSC.4.1TheContractorshallfurnishtheWenatcheeFieldStaffLawEnforcementRangerquarterlyreportsofallnotedlawenforcementactivitiesrelatedto:(1)Datesthepatrolsaremadeandmilestraveled;(2)hoursworked;(3)arrestsmadeonpubliclands,misdemeanorsandfelonies,withcasenumbers;(4)incidentsreported,investigatedorrespondedto,withcasenumbers;and(5)assistancegiventoBLMpersonnel.C.5.0PAYMENTC.5.1TheContractorshallbilltheBLMviatheELECTRONICINVOICINGANDPAYMENTREQUIREMENTSINVOICEPROCESSINGPLATFORM(IPP)(seeSectionG-ContractAdministrationData).C.5.2TheContractorshallsendacopyoftheinvoiceanditemizeddocumentationinsupportofallinvoicedexpenses,toincludethequarterlyreport(seeC.4.1),totheWenatcheeFieldStaffLERangerforreviewpriortosubmissionoftheinvoicethroughtheIPPsystem.(EndofStatementofWork)Page7 SECTIOND-PACKAGINGANDMARKINGTHISPAGEINTENTIONALLYLEFTBLANKPage8 SECTIONE-INSPECTIONANDACCEPTANCETHISPAGEINTENTIONALLYLEFTBLANKPage9 SECTIONF-DELIVERIESANDPERFORMANCETHISPAGEINTENTIONALLYLEFTBLANKPage10 SECTIONG-CONTRACTADMINISTRATIONDATAInaccordancewithFARclause52.223-2,AffirmativeProcurementofBiobasedProductsUnderServiceandConstructioncontracts,thecontractorisrequiredtoannuallyreporttheproducttypesanddollarvalueofanyUSDA-designatedbiobasedproductspurchaseduringthepreviousfiscalyear(Octoberl-September30)throughtheSystemforAwardManagement(SAM).ThereportisduenolaterthanOctober31ofeachyearduringcontractperformanceandattheendofcontractperformance.FailuretosubmitthereportintoSAMinatimelymannermayresultincontractualremedies.Page11 SECTIONH-SPECIALCONTRACTREQUIREMENTSH.l.0WORKHOURSUnlessotherwisespecifiedinSectionC,Specifications,workhoursunderthiscontractshallbetwentyfour(24)hoursaday,seven(7)daysaweek,unlessotherwiseauthorizedbytheCOR.H.2.0ENVIRONMENTALINTERRUPTIONOFWORKH.2.1Environmental-TheContractingOfficer,byissuanceofasuspendworkorder,maydirecttheContractortoshutdownanyworkthatmaybesubjecttodamageduetoweatherconditions,firedanger,orbecauseitisimpracticabletoworkduringthewinterseason.TheContractorwillbegivenaresumeworkorderwhichwilldocumentthedatetheworksuspensionends.Anallowancehasbeenincludedinthecontracttimeforallenvironmentaldelays.Thecountofcontracttimewillthereforecontinueduringallperiodsofsuspensionduetonormalweatherconditions,includingfiredanger.TheContractorwillnotbeentitledtoadditionalcontracttimeforanysuspensionsexcepttotheextentthattheyareduetounusuallysevereweatherconditions.TheContractorwillnotbeentitledtoadditionalmonetarycompensationforsuchsuspensionsregardlessofduration.H.2.2EndangeredSpecies-TheGovernmentmaydirecttheContractortodiscontinuealloperationsintheeventthatlistedorproposedthreatenedorendangeredplantsoranimalsprotectedundertheEndangeredSpeciesActof1973,asamended,orFederalcandidate(Category1and2),sensitiveorstatelistedspecies,identifiedunderBLMManual6840,arediscoveredtobepresentinoradjacenttotheprojectarea.H.3.0DRAWINGSH.3.1ReducedSizeDrawings.Drawingsappearinginthispackagemaybephotographicallyreducedinsize.Accordingly,measurementsanddimensionsshouldnotbetakenorbebasedonanynumericalscalesshown.TheContractormayrequestfull-sizedrawingsfromtheContractingOfficer.H.4.0PRESERVATIONOFHISTORICALANDARCHEOLOGICALDATAH.4.1PublicLaw93-291,May24,1974,providesforthepreservationofscientific,prehistorical,andarcheologicaldata(includingrelicsandspecimens)whichmightotherwisebelostduetoalterationoftheterrainasaresultofanyFederalconstructionproject.H.4.2TheContractoragreesthatshouldanycontractoremployee,intheperformanceofthiscontract,discoverevidenceofpossiblescientific,prehistorical,historical,orarcheologicaldatathecontractorwillnotifytheContractingOfficerimmediatelyinwritinggivingthelocationandnatureofthefindings.H.4.3Whereappropriatebyreasonofdiscovery,theContractingOfficermayorderdelaysinthePage12 timeofperformanceand/orchangesinthework.Ifsuchdelaysand/orchangesareordered,thetimeofperformanceandcontractpriceshallbeadjustedinaccordancewiththeapplicableclausesintheContractClausesSectionofthiscontract.H.4.4TheContractoragreestoinsertthisrequirementinallsubcontractswhichinvolvetheperformanceofworkontheterrainofthesite.H.5.0SUBSTITUTIONPROCESSIONOFWORKAnyproposedkeypersonnel,minimumqualificationsforincomingorreplacementkeypersonnel,subcontractors,processes,proceduresormaterialsincludedinthequotationareherebyincorporatedintothecontract.Performanceshallbelimitedtothepersonnel,qualifications,firms,procedures,andmaterialsthatwerespecificallyidentifiedinthequotationaccepted.TheContractorshallobtaintheContractingOfficer¿swrittenconsentbeforemakinganysubstitutionsorchanges.Allsubstitutionsorreplacementsshallcomplywiththetermsandconditionsofthecontract.H.6.0ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTAllwastematerialsgeneratedbyanyworkunderthecontractperformedonaGovernmentinstallationshallatalltimesbehandled,transported,stored,anddisposedofbythecontractorandbyhissubcontractorsinaccordancewithallapplicableFederal,state,andlocallaws,ordinances,regulations,courtorders,andothertypesofrulingshavingtheeffectofthelaw,including,butnotlimitedtoExecutiveOrder12088,13October1978,FederalCompliancewithPollutionControlStandards;theFederalWaterPollutionControlAct,asamended(33U.S.C.1251ETSEQ);theCleanAirActasamended(42U.S.C.Sec7401ETSEQ);theEndangeredSpeciesAct,asamended(16U.S.C.Sec1531,ETSEQ);theToxicSubstancesControlAct,asamended(15U.S.C.Sec2601,ETSEQ);theNationalHistoricPreservationAct,asamended(16U.S.C.Sec470,ETSEQ);theSolidWasteDisposalAct,asamended(42U.S.C.6901ETSEQ);andtheArchaeologicalandHistoricPreservationAct,asamended(16U.S.C.Sec469,ETSEQ).ShouldtheUnitedStatesGovernmentbeheldliableforanyneglectorimproperactionsbythecontractororanysubcontractorregardingremovalordisposalofanyhazardouswaste,thecontractorshallreimbursetheGovernmentforallsuchliability.H.7.0HAZARDOUSMATERIALSAnymaterialsuspectedofbeinghazardousthatisencounteredduringperformanceofaprojectshallimmediatelybebroughttotheattentionoftheContractingOfficer,atwhichtimeadeterminationwillbemadeastowhetherhazardousmaterialtestingshallbeperformed.IftheContractingOfficerdirectsthecontractortoperformtests,and/orthematerialisfoundtobeofahazardousnaturerequiringadditionalprotectivemeasures,acontractmodificationmayberequired,subjecttoequitableadjustmentunderthetermsofthecontract.Thecontractorisadvisedthatfriableand/ornon-friableasbestos-containingmaterialmaybeencounteredinprojectareas.Friableasbestos-containingmaterialisanymaterialthatcontainsmorethanonepercentasbestosbyweight,andthathandpressurecancrumble,pulverizeorreducetopowderwhendry.Non-friableasbestoscontainingmaterialsarematerialsinwhichasbestosfibersareboundbyamatrixmaterial,saturation,impregnationorcoating.Non-friableasbestos-containingmaterialsdonotnormallyPage13 releaseairborneasbestosfiberduringroutinehandlingandend-use.However,excessivefiberconcentrationsmaybeproducedduringuncontrolledabrading,sanding,drilling,cutting,machining,removal,demolition,orothersimilaractivities.29CFR1910.1001shallbereferencedintheeventasbestos-containingmaterialsareencountered.Friableasbestos-containingmaterialsarenotauthorizedforuseinnewconstructionormaintenanceprojects.H.8.0GREENPROCUREMENTREQUIREMENTSIntheperformanceofthisserviceorconstructioncontract,theContractorshallmakemaximumuseofproductsidentifiedonthemandatoryenvironmentalpurchasinglistatthefollowinglinks,ifapplicable:-U.S.EPAComprehensiveProcurementGuidelinespublishedatwww.epa.gov/cpg/products.htm.-USDABiobasedproductlistingspublishedatwww.biopreferred.gov.-EnergyStar®productlistingspublishedatwww.energvstar.gov/products.-FEMPLowStandbyPowerproductlistingspublishedathttp://enerev.cov/eere/femp/covered-product-categoriesContractorshallcomplywithallreportingrequirementsstatedintheapplicableclause(s):-52.223-1BiobasedProductCertification-52.223-2AffirmativeProcurementofBiobasedProductsunderServiceandConstructionContracts-52.223-4RecoveredMaterialCertification-52.223-9EstimateofPercentageofRecoveredMaterialContentforEPADesignatedItems-52.223-15EnergyEfficiencyinEnergyConsumingProducts-52.223-17AffirmativeProcurementofEPADesignatedItemsinServiceandConstructionContractsH.9.0UNAUTHORIZEDPERSONNELThecontractorshallinformallpersonnelworkingunderhisjurisdiction(includingsubcontractorandvisitingsupplierpersonnel)thataccesstorestrictedareasoutsideoftheimmediateworkarea;excludingdirecthaulandaccessroutes,contractingandCivilEngineeringofficesandpointsofsupplyandstorage;isprohibited.Circulationofsaidpersonnelwillbelimitedtoofficialbusinessonly.Personsinviolationoftheabovewillbeapprehendedandappropriatelydisciplined.H.10.0DAVIS-BACONWAGERATESAPPLICABLETOTRUCKDRIVERS29CFR5.2(j)limitscoverageofconstructioncontractororsubcontractoremployeesperformingastruckdriversundertheDavis-BaconAct(FAR52.222-6)toonlytheirtimespentdirectlyuponthe"siteofthework"orwhenhaulingbetweenthesiteoftheworkandafacilitywhichisdedicatedtoandlocatedintheproximityoftheactualconstructionlocation.Othertransportationofmaterialsorsuppliestoorfromthesiteofworkbyemployeesoftheconstructioncontractororsubcontractorisnot¿construction¿atthesiteofworkandaccordinglyisnotsubjecttotheDavis-BaconAct.Page14 H.11.0FIREDANGERSEASONIftheCORallowstheContractortocontinueworkduringperiodsofdeclaredfiredangerorseason,theContractorshallcomplywithallapplicablestatelawsrelatingtofirepreventionandwithallspecialconditionsofworkasdirectedbytheCORandoutlinedintheattachmentattheendofthissection.BLMFIREPROTECTIONREQUIREMENTSFORWASHINGTONThisoutlinecoversthefireprotectionrequirementsofacontractororprivatepartywhoperformsserviceorconstructioncontractsonBLMland.InWashingtonState,theBLM,USForestService,BureauofIndianAffairs,andWashingtonStateDepartmentofNaturalResourcesallusethesamefour-levelindustrialregulationsystem.Thissystem,whichhelpspreventwildfiresbyregulatingworkinthewoods,isknownastheIndustrialFirePrecautionLevel(IFPL)system.Informationavailableat:http://www.blm.gov/or/districts/spokane/fire/index.phpForareasoutsidethislink(generallytheColumbiaBasin)callthelocalBLMoffice.Spokane509-536-1200Wenatchee509-665-2100.1.CLOSEDFIRESEASONTheclosedfireseasonmeansthatfireseasonhasbeendeclared.TheBLMworkswiththeirneighboringagencieswhendeclaringthisissuingpublicnoticesthroughthenewspapersandradiowhenfireseasonwillbeclosedfortheirindividualdistricts.Closedfireseasondependsuponthedryingofforestfuels,rainfall,andtimeofyear.Duringtheclosedfireseason,thefollowingrequirementsmustbemet:a.Firetoolsmustbeonsite;b.Fireextinguishermustbeinallvehicles;c.Chainsawsmusthavea.023-inch meshscreeninstalledintheexhaust;d.Onlyunmodifiedsawsaretobeusedintheforest;e.Approvedsparkarrestersmustbeonallinternalcombustionengines;f.Watchmanservicemustbeprovidedfor3hrsaftershutdownofpowerequipmentfortheday;g.Nosmokingispermittedwhileworkingortravelingthroughanyoperationsareaintheforest;h.NouseofexplosivesispermittedunlessapprovedbytheBLMrepresentative;i.PermitstoburnarerequiredunlesswaivedbyaBLMrepresentative.j.Permitstooperatepower-drivenmachineryshallbeobtainedbytheContractorpriortocommencingoperationsunlesswaivedbyarepresentativeoftheStateForester.2.FIREPRECAUTIONLEVELSThereare4fireprecautionlevelsthatbeginwithlevellatthestartoftheclosedfireseasonandcangothroughlevel4ifconditionswarrant.Thefireprecautionlevelsrestrictcertainforestoperationsasthefiredangerincreases.Itistheresponsibilityoftheindividualoperatingonforest/rangelandtoknowtheprecautionlevelforthedayandtakethecorrectfireprecautions.Therearenoprecautionlevelspriortotheclosedfireseason.Eachfireprecautionlevelrequiresadherencetotherestrictionsapplicabletoalllowerlevelsinadditiontothelimitsplacedbythatlevel.AtanytimePage15 thelocalFireManagementOfficer,reservestherighttoshutdownanyandalloperationsregardlessoftheprecautionlevel.LevelI:ClosedFireSeason:Fireequipmentandfirewatchserviceisrequired.LevelII:PartialHootowl:Limitscertainactivitiesbetweenthehoursof8p.m.and1p.m.LevelIII:PartialShutdown:Prohibitssomeactivitiesaltogetherandlimitsotheractivitiesbetweenthehoursof8p.m.and1p.m.LevelIV:GeneralShutdown:Alloperationsprohibited.3.FIRETOOLSREQUIREDDURINGCLOSEDFIRESEASONTheoperator/contractorshallfurnishfiretoolstoallpersonnelonsiteusingthefollowingcombinations.NUMBEROFPERSONNEL1-4567891011121314KINDSOFTOOLSNUMBEROFTOOLSPulaskisl1111122222Shovels22233334455AdzHoe12334555666Inadditiontotheabovehandtools,theoperator/contractormustprovideabackpackpumpcanfilledwithwaterlocatedwiththetoolboxinareadilyavailablearea.Allshovelsaretobesize0orlarger,longhandled.Alltoolsshallbesharpandreadyforservice.Fireextinguishersasfollows:a.Forchainsaws-8oz.capacitybyweight.b.Forvehicles-ULratingofatleast4BC.4.FIREWATCHSERVICESThepurposeofthefirewatchistostayaftertheday'sworkisoverandreportanyfirestartstotheproperauthorities.Thefirewatchisrequiredtobeondutyafterthelastpower-drivenequipmentusedbytheoperatorhasbeenshutdownfortheday.Thefirewatchmustbeondutyaminimumofonehour.Duringperiodsofhighfiredanger,BLMrecommendsthefirewatchbeontheoperationsitemorethanthemandatedonehour.Afirewatchmust:Visuallyobserveallpartsoftheoperationareaonwhichindustrialactivityhasbeeninprogress.Bephysicallycapableoffightingafireandexperiencedinoperatingfire-fightingequipment.Page16 Haveon-sitecommunication(CBradio,cellularorradiophone)tosummonintheeventafirebreaksout.Transportationisalsorequiredincaseradioorphonecommunicationdoesn'twork.5.ADDITIONALWATERSUPPLYDuringfireseasonwheninsideorwithinone-eighthofonemileofastateforestprotectiondistrictandfurnishadditionalwatersupplyandequipmentforuseinfiresuppressioninconformitywiththerulespromulgatedbytheStateofWashington,whendirectedbytheStateinwriting.Whenrequired,allwatersupplyandequipmentcomponentsshallbemaintainedandreadyforimmediateuse.Duringfireseasonwhenoperatingastationaryinternalcombustionengineinsideorwithinone-eighthofonemileofastateforestprotectiondistrict,Contractorshallprovideawatersupply,withequipmentforitsuseinfiresuppressionforeachengine,inconformitywiththerulespromulgatedbytheStateofWashington.Allwatersupplyandequipmentcomponentsshallbemaintainedandreadyforimmediateuse.(EndofSectionH)Page17 SECTIONI-CONTRACTCLAUSESThefollowingclausesareincorporatedbyreference:ClauseTitleDate52.202-1DefinitionsNOV201352.203-5CovenantAgainstContingentFeesMAY201452.203-6RestrictionsonSubcontractorSalestotheGovernmentSEP200652.203-7Anti-KickbackProceduresMAY201452.203-17ContractorEmployeeWhistleblowerRightsandRequirementToInformAPR2014EmployeesofWhistleblowerRights52.204-13SYSTEMFORAWARDMANAGEMENTMAINTENANCEOCT201852.204-18COMMERCIALANDGOVERNMENTENTITYCODEMAINTENANCEJUL201652.204-25ProhibitiononContractingforCertainTelecommunicationsandVideoAUG2019SurveillanceServicesorEquipment52.222-17NondisplacementofQualifiedWorkersMAY201452.223-18ENCOURAGINGCONTRACTORPOLICIESTOBANTEXTMESSAGINGAUG2011WHILEDRIVING52.232-1PaymentsAPR198452.232-11ExtrasAPR198452.232-39UnenforceabilityofUnauthorizedObligationsJUN201352.237-3CONTINUITYOFSERVICESJAN199152.243-1CHANGES-FIXED-PRICEAUG198752.249-1TERMINATIONFORCONVENIENCEOFTHEGOVERNMENT(FIXED-APR1984PRICE)(SHORTFORM)52.249-8DEFAULT(FIXED-PRICESUPPLYANDSERVICE)APR198452.253-1ComputerGeneratedFormsJAN19911452.203-RestrictiononEndorsementsJUL199670Thefollowingclausesareprovidedinfulltext:52.213-4TERMSANDCONDITIONS-SIMPLIFIEDACQUISITIONS(OTHERTHANCOMMERCIALITEMS)(JAN2020)(a)TheContractorshallcomplywiththefollowingFederalAcquisitionRegulation(FAR)clausesthatareincorporatedbyreference:(1)TheclauseslistedbelowimplementprovisionsoflaworExecutiveorder:(i)52.203-19,ProhibitiononRequiringCertainInternalConfidentialityAgreementsorStatements(Jan2017)(section743ofDivisionE,TitleVII,oftheConsolidatedandFurtherContinuingAppropriationsAct,2015(Pub.L.113-235)anditssuccessorprovisionsinsubsequentappropriationsacts(andasextendedincontinuingresolutions)).(ii)52.204-23,ProhibitiononContractingforHardware,Software,andServicesDevelopedorProvidedbyKasperskyLabandOtherCoveredEntities(Jul2018)(Section1634ofPub.L.115-91).(iii)52.204-25,ProhibitiononContractingforCertainTelecommunicationsandVideoSurveillanceServicesorEquipment.(Aug2019)(Section889(a)(1)(A)ofPub.L.115-232).(iv)52.222-3,ConvictLabor(Jun2003)(E.0.11755).(v)52.222-21,ProhibitionofSegregatedFacilities(Apr2015).(vi)52.222-26,EqualOpportunity(Sept2016)(E.0.11246).Page18 (vii)52.225-13,RestrictionsonCertainForeignPurchases(Jun2008)(E.O.s,proclamations,andstatutesadministeredbytheOfficeofForeignAssetsControloftheDepartmentoftheTreasury).(viii)52.233-3,ProtestAfterAward(Aug1996)(31U.S.C.3553).(ix)52.233-4,ApplicableLawforBreachofContractClaim(Oct2004)(Pub.L.108-77,108-78(19U.S.C.3805note)).(2)Listedbelowareadditionalclausesthatapply:(i)52.232-1,Payments(Apr1984).(ii)52.232-8,DiscountsforPromptPayment(Feb2002).(iii)52.232-11,Extras(Apr1984).(iv)52.232-25,PromptPayment(Jan2017).(v)52.232-39,UnenforceabilityofUnauthorizedObligations(Jun2013).(vi)52.232-40,ProvidingAcceleratedPaymentstoSmallBusinessSubcontractors(Dec2013)(vii)52.233-1,Disputes(May2014).(viii)52.244-6,SubcontractsforCommercialItems(Aug2019).(ix)52.253-1,ComputerGeneratedForms(Jan1991).(b)TheContractorshallcomplywiththefollowingFARclauses,incorporatedbyreference,unlessthecircumstancesdonotapply:(1)TheclauseslistedbelowimplementprovisionsoflaworExecutiveorder:(i)52.204-10,ReportingExecutiveCompensationandFirst-TierSubcontractAwards(Oct2018)(Pub.L.109-282)(31U.S.C.6101note)(Appliestocontractsvaluedat$30,000ormore).(ii)52.222-19,ChildLabor-CooperationwithAuthoritiesandRemedies(Jan2020)(E.0.13126)(Appliestocontractsforsuppliesexceedingthemicro-purchasethreshold.)(iii)52.222-20,ContractsforMaterials,Supplies,Articles,andEquipmentExceeding$15,000(May2014)U.S.C.chapter65)(Appliestosupplycontractsover$15,000intheUnitedStates,PuertoRico,ortheU.S.VirginIslands).(iv)52.222-35,EqualOpportunityforVeterans(Oct2015)(38U.S.C.4212)(appliestocontractsof$150,000ormore).(v)52.222-36,EqualEmploymentforWorkerswithDisabilities(Jul2014)(29U.S.C.793)(Appliestocontractsover$15,000,unlesstheworkistobeperformedoutsidetheUnitedStatesbyemployeesrecruitedoutsidetheUnitedStates.)(Forpurposesofthisclause,¿UnitedStates¿includesthe50States,theDistrictofColumbia,PuertoRico,theNorthernMarianaIslands,AmericanSamoa,Guam,theU.S.VirginIslands,andWakeIsland.)(vi)52.222-37,EmploymentReportsonVeterans(Feb2016)(38U.S.C.4212)(Appliestocontractsof$150,000ormore).(vii)52.222-41,ServiceContractLaborStandards(Aug2018)(41U.S.C.chapter67)(Appliestoservicecontractsover$2,500thataresubjecttotheServiceContractLaborStandardsstatuteandwillbeperformedintheUnitedStates,DistrictofColumbia,PuertoRico,theNorthernMarianaIslands,AmericanSamoa,Guam,theU.S.VirginIslands,JohnstonIsland,WakeIsland,ortheouterContinentalShelf).(viii)(A)52.222-50,CombatingTraffickinginPersons(Jan2019)(22U.S.C.chapter78andE.O13627)(Appliestoallsolicitationsandcontracts).(B)AlternateI(Mar2015)(AppliesiftheContractingOfficerhasfilledinthefollowinginformationwithregardtoapplicabledirectivesornotices:Documenttitle(s),sourceforobtainingdocument(s),andcontractperformancelocationoutsidetheUnitedStatestowhichthedocumentapplies).(ix)52.222-55,MinimumWagesUnderExecutiveOrder13658(Dec2015)(Applieswhen52.222-6or52.222-4_areinthecontractandperformanceinwholeorinpartisintheUnitedStates(the50StatesandtheDistrictofColumbia)).(x)52.222-62,PaidSickLeaveUnderExecutiveOrder13706(Jan2017)(E.O.13706)(Applieswhen52.222-6or52.222-41areinthecontractandperformanceinwholeorinpartisintheUnitedStates(the50StatesandtheDistrictofColumbia.))(xi)52.223-5,PollutionPreventionandRight-to-KnowInformation(May2011)(E.O.13423)(AppliestoservicesperformedonFederalfacilities).(xii)52.223-11,Ozone-DepletingSubstancesandHighGlobalWarmingPotentialHydrofluorocarbons(Jun2016)(E.O.13693)(appliestocontractsforproductsasprescribedatFAR23.804(a)(1)).(xiii)52.223-12,Maintenance,Service,Repair,orDisposalofRefrigerationEquipmentandAirConditioners(Jun2016)(E.O.13693)(Appliestomaintenance,service,repair,ordisposalofrefrigerationequipmentandairconditioners).Page19 (xiv)52.223-15,EnergyEfficiencyinEnergy-ConsumingProducts(Dec2007)(42U.S.C.8259b)(Unlessexemptpursuantto23.204,appliestocontractswhenenergy-consumingproductslistedintheENERGYSTAR®ProgramorFederalEnergyManagementProgram(FEMP))willbe-(A)Delivered;(B)AcquiredbytheContractorforuseinperformingservicesataFederally-controlledfacility;(C)FurnishedbytheContractorforusebytheGovernment;or(D)Specifiedinthedesignofabuildingorwork,orincorporatedduringitsconstruction,renovation,ormaintenance).(xv)52.223-20,Aerosols(Jun2016)(E.O.13693)(Appliestocontractsforproductsthatmaycontainhighglobalwarmingpotentialhydrofluorocarbonsasapropellantorasasolvent;orcontractsformaintenanceorrepairofelectronicormechanicaldevices).(xvi)52.223-21,Foams(Jun2016)(E.O.13693)(Appliestocontractsforproductsthatmaycontainhighglobalwarmingpotentialhydrofluorocarbonsorrefrigerantblendscontaininghydrofluorocarbonsasafoamblowingagent;orcontractsforconstructionofbuildingsorfacilities.(xvii)52.225-1,BuyAmerican-Supplies(May2014)(41U.S.C.chapter67)(Appliestocontractsforsupplies,andtocontractsforservicesinvolvingthefurnishingofsupplies,foruseintheUnitedStatesoritsoutlyingareas,ifthevalueofthesupplycontractorsupplyportionofaservicecontractexceedsthemicro-purchasethresholdandtheacquisition-(A)Issetasideforsmallbusinessconcerns;or(B)Cannotbesetasideforsmallbusinessconcerns(see19.502-2),anddoesnotexceed$25,000).(xviii)52.226-6,PromotingExcessFoodDonationtoNonprofitOrganizations(May2014)(42U.S.C.1792)(Appliestocontractsgreaterthan$25,000thatprovidefortheprovision,theservice,orthesaleoffoodintheUnitedStates).(xix)52.232-33,PaymentbyElectronicFundsTransfer-SystemforAwardManagement(Oct2013)(Applieswhenthepaymentwillbemadebyelectronicfundstransfer(EFT)andthepaymentofficeusestheSystemforAwardManagement(SAM)asitssourceofEFTinformation).(xx)52.232-34,PaymentbyElectronicFundsTransfer-OtherthanSystemforAwardManagement(Jul2013)(ApplieswhenthepaymentwillbemadebyEFTandthepaymentofficedoesnotusetheSAMdatabaseasitssourceofEFTinformation).(xxi)52.247-64,PreferenceforPrivatelyOwnedU.S.-FlagCommercialVessels(Feb2006)(gU.S.C.Apo.1241)(Appliestosuppliestransportedbyoceanvessels(exceptforthetypesofsubcontractslistedat47.504(d)).(2)Listedbelowareadditionalclausesthatmayapply:(i)52.204-21,BasicSafeguardingofCoveredContractorInformationSystems(Jun2016)(AppliestocontractswhenthecontractororasubcontractoratanytiermayhaveFederalcontractinformationresidinginortransitingthroughitsinformationsystem.(ii)52.209-6,ProtectingtheGovernment¿sInterestWhenSubcontractingwithContractorsDebarred,Suspended,orProposedforDebarment(Oct2015)(Appliestocontractsover$35,000).(iii)52.211-17,DeliveryofExcessQuantities(Sept1989)(Appliestofixed-pricesupplies).(iv)52.247-29,F.o.b.Origin(Feb2006)(Appliestosuppliesifdeliveryisf.o.b.origin).(v)52.247-34,F.o.b.Destination(Nov1991)(Appliestosuppliesifdeliveryisf.o.b.destination).(c)FAR52.252-2,ClausesIncorporatedbyReference(Feb1998).Thiscontractincorporatesoneormoreclausesbyreference,withthesameforceandeffectasiftheyweregiveninfulltext.Uponrequest,theContractingOfficerwillmaketheirfulltextavailable.Also,thefulltextofaclausemaybeaccessedelectronicallyatthis/theseaddress(es):FederalAcquisitionRegulation:https://www.acquisition.gov/far/DepartmentoftheInteriorAcquisitionRegulation(CFR,Title48,Chapter14):http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=b070a518c1c45a42e6d2b20306487937&mc=true&tpl=lecfrbrowse/Title48/48cfrv502.tpl#1400(d)Inspection/Acceptance.TheContractorshalltenderforacceptanceonlythoseitemsthatconformtotherequirementsofthiscontract.TheGovernmentreservestherighttoinspectortestanysuppliesorservicesthathavebeentenderedforacceptance.TheGovernmentmayrequirerepairorreplacementofnonconformingsuppliesorreperformanceofnonconformingservicesatnoincreaseincontractprice.TheGovernmentmustexerciseitspostacceptancerights-(1)Withinareasonableperiodoftimeafterthedefectwasdiscoveredorshouldhavebeendiscovered;and(2)Beforeanysubstantialchangeoccursintheconditionoftheitem,unlessthechangeisduetothedefectintheitem.(e)Excusabledelays.TheContractorshallbeliablefordefaultunlessnonperformanceiscausedbyanoccurrencePage20 beyondthereasonablecontroloftheContractorandwithoutitsfaultornegligence,suchasactsofGodorthepublicenemy,actsoftheGovernmentineitheritssovereignorcontractualcapacity,fires,floods,epidemics,quarantinerestrictions,strikes,unusuallysevereweather,anddelaysofcommoncarriers.TheContractorshallnotifytheContractingOfficerinwritingassoonasitisreasonablypossibleafterthecommencementofanyexcusabledelay,settingforththefullparticularsinconnectiontherewith,shallremedysuchoccurrencewithallreasonabledispatch,andshallpromptlygivewrittennoticetotheContractingOfficerofthecessationofsuchoccurrence.(f)TerminationfortheGovernment'sconvenience.TheGovernmentreservestherighttoterminatethiscontract,oranyparthereof,foritssoleconvenience.Intheeventofsuchtermination,theContractorshallimmediatelystopallworkhereunderandshallimmediatelycauseanyandallofitssuppliersandsubcontractorstoceasework.Subjecttothetermsofthiscontract,theContractorshallbepaidapercentageofthecontractpricereflectingthepercentageoftheworkperformedpriortothenoticeoftermination,plusreasonablechargesthattheContractorcandemonstratetothesatisfactionoftheGovernment,usingitsstandardrecordkeepingsystem,haveresultedfromthetermination.TheContractorshallnotberequiredtocomplywiththecostaccountingstandardsorcontractcostprinciplesforthispurpose.ThisparagraphdoesnotgivetheGovernmentanyrighttoaudittheContractor¿srecords.TheContractorshallnotbepaidforanyworkperformedorcostsincurredthatreasonablycouldhavebeenavoided.(g)Terminationforcause.TheGovernmentmayterminatethiscontract,oranyparthereof,forcauseintheeventofanydefaultbytheContractor,oriftheContractorfailstocomplywithanycontracttermsandconditions,orfailstoprovidetheGovernment,uponrequest,withadequateassurancesoffutureperformance.Intheeventofterminationforcause,theGovernmentshallnotbeliabletotheContractorforanyamountforsuppliesorservicesnotaccepted,andtheContractorshallbeliabletotheGovernmentforanyandallrightsandremediesprovidedbylaw.IfitisdeterminedthattheGovernmentimproperlyterminatedthiscontractfordefault,suchterminationshallbedeemedaterminationforconvenience.(h)Warranty.TheContractorwarrantsandimpliesthattheitemsdeliveredhereunderaremerchantableandfitforusefortheparticularpurposedescribedinthiscontract.(Endofclause)52.217-8OPTIONTOEXTENDSERVICES(NOV1999)TheGovernmentmayrequirecontinuedperformanceofanyserviceswithinthelimitsandattheratesspecifiedinthecontract.TheseratesmaybeadjustedonlyasaresultofrevisionstoprevailinglaborratesprovidedbytheSecretaryofLabor.Theoptionprovisionmaybeexercisedmorethanonce,butthetotalextensionofperformancehereundershallnotexceed6months.TheContractingOfficermayexercisetheoptionbywrittennoticetotheContractorwithin30days.(EndofClause)52.217-9OptionToExtendtheTermoftheContract.(MAR2000)(a)TheGovernmentmayextendthetermofthiscontractbywrittennoticetotheContractorwithin30days;providedthattheGovernmentgivestheContractorapreliminarywrittennoticeofitsintenttoextendatleast60days(60daysunlessadifferentnumberofdaysisinserted)beforethecontractexpires.ThepreliminarynoticedoesnotcommittheGovernmenttoanextension.(b)IftheGovernmentexercisesthisoption,theextendedcontractshallbeconsideredtoincludethisoptionclause.(c)Thetotaldurationofthiscontract,includingtheexerciseofanyoptionsunderthisclause,shallnotexceed60(months)(years).(Endofclause)1452.201-70AUTHORITIESANDDELEGATIONS(SEP2011)(a)TheContractingOfficeristheonlyindividualauthorizedtoenterintoorterminatethiscontract,modifyanytermorconditionofthiscontract,waiveanyrequirementofthiscontract,oracceptnonconformingwork.(b)TheContractingOfficerwilldesignateaContractingOfficer'sRepresentative(COR)attimeofaward.TheCORwillberesponsiblefortechnicalmonitoringofthecontractor'sperformanceanddeliveries.TheCORwillbeappointedinwriting,andacopyoftheappointmentwillbefurnishedtotheContractor.Changestothisdelegationwillbemadebywrittenchangestotheexistingappointmentorbyissuanceofanewappointment.(c)TheCORisnotauthorizedtoperform,formallyorinformally,anyofthefollowingactions:(1)Promise,award,agreetoaward,orexecuteanycontract,contractmodification,ornoticeofintentthatchangesorPage21 maychangethiscontract;(2)Waiveoragreetomodificationofthedeliveryschedule;(3)MakeanyfinaldecisiononanycontractmattersubjecttotheDisputesClause;(4)Terminate,foranyreason,theContractor'srighttoproceed;(5)Obligateinanyway,thepaymentofmoneybytheGovernment.(d)TheContractorshallcomplywiththewrittenororaldirectionoftheContractingOfficerorauthorizedrepresentative(s)actingwithinthescopeandauthorityoftheappointmentmemorandum.TheContractorneednotproceedwithdirectionthatitconsiderstohavebeenissuedwithoutproperauthority.TheContractorshallnotifytheContractingOfficerinwriting,withasmuchdetailaspossible,whentheCORhastakenanactionorhasissueddirection(writtenororal)thattheContractorconsiderstoexceedtheCOR'sappointment,within3daysoftheoccurrence.Unlessotherwiseprovidedinthiscontract,theContractorassumesallcosts,risks,liabilities,andconsequencesofperforminganyworkitisdirectedtoperformthatfallswithinanyofthecategoriesdefinedinparagraph(c)priortoreceiptoftheContractingOfficer'sresponseissuedunderparagraph(e)ofthisclause.(e)TheContractingOfficershallrespondinwritingwithin30daystoanynoticemadeunderparagraph(d)ofthisclause.Afailureofthepartiestoagreeuponthenatureofadirection,oruponthecontractactiontobetakenwithrespectthereto,shallbesubjecttotheprovisionsoftheDisputesclauseofthiscontract.(f)TheContractorshallprovidecopiesofallcorrespondencetotheContractingOfficerandtheCOR.(g)Anyaction(s)takenbytheContractor,inresponsetoanydirectiongivenbyanypersonactingonbehalfoftheGovernmentoranyGovernmentofficialotherthantheContractingOfficerortheCORactingwithinhisorherappointment,shallbeattheContractor'srisk.(Endofclause)1452.228-70LIABILITYINSURANCE-DEPARTMENTOFINTERIOR(JUL1996)(a)TheContractorshallprocureandmaintainduringthetermofthiscontractandanyextensionthereofliabilityinsuranceinformsatisfactorytotheContractingOfficerbyaninsurancecompanywhichisacceptabletotheContractingOfficer.ThenamedinsuredpartiesunderthepolicyshallbetheContractorandtheUnitedStatesofAmerica.Theamountsoftheinsuranceshallbenotlessthanasfollows:$500,000eachperson$500,000eachoccurrence5500,000propertydamage(b)Eachpolicyshallhaveacertificateevidencingtheinsurancecoverage.TheinsurancecompanyshallprovideanendorsementtonotifytheContractingOfficer30dayspriortotheeffectivedateofcancellationorterminationofthepolicyorcertificate;ormodificationofthepolicyorcertificatewhichmayadverselyaffecttheinterestoftheGovernmentinsuchinsurance.Thecertificateshallidentifythecontractnumber,thenameandaddressoftheContractingOfTicer,aswellastheinsured,thepolicynumberandabriefdescriptionofcontractservicestobeperformed.ThecontractorshallfurnishtheContractingOfficerwithacopyofanacceptableinsurancecertificatepriortobeginningthework.(Endofclause)(EndofContractClauses)Page22 SECTIONJ-LISTOFDOCUMENTS,EXHIBITSANDOTHERATTACHMENTSTHISPAGEINTENTIONALLYLEFTBLANK(EndofContractDocuments,ExhibitsorAttachments)Page23