List associated
performance objectives, measures, and performance expectations. Identify
associated PBS # for each performance objective and/or measures as
appropriated.
Performance Objective: Reutilize/Excess Site Assets, PBS
RL TP-13
Measure 1 - Unrequired property transitioned
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1.a. |
Dispose one (1) rail well car |
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Expectation
(s) FY00 |
Regular
1 rail well car |
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Measure 2 - Personal Property Transferred AWP 6.2
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2.a. |
Personal property from inactive and shutdown facilities, or facilities containing significant amounts of excess personal property, which have reasonable potential for economic transition value and are currently unrequired for DOE missions, will be screened and included in a personal property availability package to enable DOE to leverage these target assets by teaming with the local community to ultimately create new Tri-City area jobs. |
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Expectation(s)
FY00
FY01 |
Regular
Inventory Assessment (35% Complete)
Inventory Assessment (100% Complete)
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Measure 3 - Contaminated Personal Property Transferred PBS RL TP-13
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3.a. |
Personal property that has economic development value and is unrequired for DOE missions will be transferred to TARC, transferred to support other Tri-Cities Area economic initiatives, or utilized in reuse for services contracts. |
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Expectation(s)
FY00 |
Regular
1 Rail Car |
Stretch
Each additional rail car |
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PREVIOUS YEAR'S GATEWAY: Describe previous year's gateway (if applicable) that must be completed before fee can be paid under this performance measure. The requirements listed below are the gateway only requirements for this Performance Measure.
(N/A in FY 2000)
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: In order to earn incentive fee under this Performance Incentive, the Contractor shall:
- Meet the specific completion criteria and expectations set forth in this Performance Incentive; and
- Not incur any unfavorable cost variance [(BCWP-ACWP)/BCWP] greater than 5.0 percent, or incur any unfavorable schedule variance [(BCWP-BCWS)/BCWS] greater than 7.5 percent, measured at the Project Baseline Summary level at the end of FY 2000.
DEFINE COMPLETION: (Specify Performance Elements and describe indicators of success (quality/progress). Include baseline documentation/data against which completion documentation should be compared).
Measure 1
- Completion of this element is determined when the rail well car transfers from DOE-RL ownership as documented by the title transfer (Declaration of excess and shipping documents) and/or completed Solid Waste Information and Tracking System document (SWITS); and
- The rail well car is physically moved from its current location at 212-R to its final disposition location approved by the DOE-RL COR, either on or off the Hanford Site, that meets all applicable DOE Orders, and Federal and State Statutes.
Measure 2
- Provide assistance in creating a list of facilities in which personal property will be evaluated. The facilities to be evaluated will be agreed to by DOE-RL and the Contractor by December 1, 1999.
- Provide a project plan with a cost estimate and scope of work.
- Complete personal property availability packages for at least 35% of the current inventory identified in the RL Property System associated with the facilities to be evaluated.
Measure 3
- The rail car is physically moved from its current location at 212-R to its final disposition location approved by the DOE-RL COR, either on or off the Hanford Site, that meets all applicable DOE Orders, and Federal and State Statutes.
DEFINITIONS: (define terms)
| Transfer Document: | An executed, DOE-RL-approved, fixed duration arrangement. Approved contractual arrangements can include leases, licenses, permits, removal from the site, or other transfer mechanism as appropriate to the task.Provide |
Personal Property Availability Package: An inventory assessment that includes the following:
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Rough order of magnitude cost estimates for characterization, clean up and use in place, if feasible, or onsite moving costs from facility to 1100 Area. |
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Process history (i.e. what asset was used for, other processes that occurred in the facility, etc.). |
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Equipment condition report (current condition, known deficiencies, etc.). |
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Listing of assumptions and clarifications. |
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Estimated market value as established by qualified appraiser when required. |
Tri-Cities Area is as defined in the "FY99 Economic Transition and Outsourcing Plan", HNF-MP-006.
COMPLETION DOCUMENTS LIST: (In addition to the Completion Notice the document(s) that should be submitted/data that should be available/actions to be taken by evaluator, to determine actual performance to the requirements stated above).
Measure 1
Copies of the transfer documents and/or SWITS document will be evidence.
Measure 2
Copies of the personal property availability package.
Measure 3
- Copies of transfer document
- Documentation submitted for the disposition of property shall be based upon DOE Order 5400.5 and MARRSIM guidelines. This documentation shall be approved by DOE-RL prior to disposition.
ASSUMPTIONS/TECHNICAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND REMEDY STATED: (For reasonably foreseeable impacts to performance which are not covered under the Contract. If the assumption or condition proves false the remedy shall be in effect. If remedy is not possible the next step is renegotiation).
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None |
| Measure 2 |
DOE will assist in the development of the list of facilities in which the personal property will be evaluated. The facilities to be evaluated will be agreed to by DOE and the Contractor by December 1, 1999. |
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T. J. Harper, Vice President
Site Services |
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Date
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R. D. Hanson, President & CEO
Fluor Hanford, Inc. |
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__________________________________________ J.
J. E. Ollero, Office of Training Services and Asset Transition |
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__________________________________________ K.
A. Klein, Manager Richland Operations Office |
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