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INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT NRC-HQ-84-15-D-0001/M0002 Z.ORDERNO. s. RJ!QUlSITION NO.

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The purpose of this modification is to revise Task l to allow for the training to be held either at the NRC or at SNL in additi~nal revising Task S training materials/equipment estimates thereby (l) increasing the authorized cost ceiling by $125,947.00 from $1,475,215.00 o $1,601,162.00, (2) provide incremental funding n the amount of $150,000.00 from $250,000.00 to $400,000.00. Accordingly the Agreement is modified as follows:

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!Refer to the Statement of Work is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the Statement of Work Revision No. 1 attached to this ~edification No. 2.

~he new Authorized Cost Ceiling is $1,601,162.00.

~his modification provides incremental funding ir the amount of $150,000.00, thereby increasing thE total obligations for this Agreement from $250,000.00 to $400,000.00.

~ttachment No. 1: Statement of Work Rev 1

~11 other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

~rrhis agreement is entered into,pursuant to the ~uthority.of the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974,, as amended (42 U.S.C 5801 et seq.). This ~ork will be performed in accordance with the ~RC/DOE Memorandum of Understanding dated ~ovember 24, 1998. To the best of our knowledge, the work requested will not place the DOE and its ~ontractor in direct competition with the ~omestic private sector.

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ATTACHMENT 1

STATEMENT OF WOR.K, REVISl.QN NO. 1

·NRC Agreement Number NRC· Agreement NRC Task Order Number NRC Task Order Modification Modification Number (If Applicable) Number (If Applicable).

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Nuclear Security Systems and 'rechnologyTraihing Program · Job Code Number B&RNumber DOE t.aboratOry

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D Involves Sensitive Unclassified 0Applicable

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12'.J Non Fee-Recoverable · Di=ee-Recoverahle (If cilecked; complete au applicable. sections below}

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Pocl<et Number (If Fee~Recoverable/Appllcilble) Inspection Report Number (If Fee RecoverabieiAppllcable) •

Technical,Assignment Control Number(lf File· · Technical Assignment Control Number Description (If Fee~· REicove~ble/Applicable) Recov!lrable(Appllcable)

1.0 BACKG~OUND .... ltwas dec\dec:I after the September 11, 2001, terrorists'.. attacks in New York, NY, and Washington, DC, that physical.security enhancementswere needed at NRC licensee facilities. NRG inspectors needed to acquire specific knowledge to fulfill theirregulatpry responsibilities in assuring that licensees' meet the enhancements to the regulatory requirements~ To meet the new inspection challenges, NRC inspectors must be knowledgeable of the fundamental and advanced aspects of physical security and capabiiities of

__ .... -~-- __ various Intrusion Detection Systems (10$).

In 2007, the NRC contracted With Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) to develop the Security Fundamentals (S301). and Advanced Intrusion Detection Systems (8503) courses for NRG inspe,ctors, with a focus Pn nuclear power p,lant security. In 2009. a materi.als. secL1rity course,(S,201) wasH::reated

. that focused on the lncrea.sed Controls rules for NRC, Agreement State, Master Materials Licensees · (MML), and 'International Regulatory lnspectorsJorthe protection of Category 1 and 2 Raciioactive Materials Jn Quantities of Concem (RAMQC). In early 4014, tn.e materials security counse was changed to Materials Control~ Security,Systems, and Principles to incorporate the, codification ofthe lncre.ased · Controls rule, along with new regulations in the revision of Titl.e 1 o of the Code of Federal ReguJations (CFR) Part 37, . . .·.

SNL's r()le in the Securify Funcla.mentals course focusecl on three core areas: (1) Intrusion detection (sens.or fundamental~. interi(>.rsensors, exterior sensors, and Video assessment), (?).Delay barriers and ciefensive,fighting position~. and (9) Entry contrql forpersonnel an<::f materials. SNL provided the leaming modules anci security demonstrations, .C1.1rrently, SNL is provi,ding a nve·c:lay cours.e ent.itl.ed. Security -Fundamentals at the Technical Training Center (ITC) in Chattanooga, TN. ·

For NRC and lntematicmal Inspectors, the Advanced IDS course offers learning mod1Jles, on sem>or fundamenta:ls, exterior sensors, :interiotsensors, camera systems, and lighting systems, In additibn, the .course Jnclt.,!des hands-on fjeld exercises Where inspectors can learn how the. systems function and their proper application. Currently;. Advanced IDS is, a four-day course offer~d at SNL's, Sensor Test and. .

.... Evaluation Center (STEC) In Albuquerque, NM. The $40, million dollar STEC facility is .a 72-acre outdoor testsitethat allows the inspector to evaluate and explore potential vulnerabilities with Physical Protection Systems(PPS) via a series of challenge tests. The STEC has approximately 0.5 milesof Perime_ter Intrusion Detection and Assessment Systems• (PIDAS) in place. In addition, the students. in, this course Will tour and observe. SNL's Technical Area V Integrated Security Facility for evetluation. of additional. security systems which mimic tho,se ofa nuelear power plant Central Alarm Station (CAS).

Because NRC and Agreement State materials inspectors generally. have little or no experience iil physical security, the NRC and SNL formed the 8201 Materials Control, Security Systems, and Principles course. The main focus of this cours~ is: {1) Intrusion detection (sensor fundamentals, interior sensors, and vide.o assessment), (2) Access delay and entry control, and. (3) Response. SNLconducts· the learniqg modules and lead.s the hands-on exercises in the security lab at the TTC. Currently, the materials.security course is a five-day course offered attheTTC.

2.0 OBJECTIVE

The objective of this project is to, provide training to, NRC; Agreement state; Master Material Licensees (MML), and International 'Regulatoly Inspectors on physical: security systems, and NRC regulations relative to nuclear power plantand nuclecirmaterials licens$es. The training will enhance NRC inspectors' knowledge of existing and emerging security technologies employed at nuclear power plants and other faeiJities using or storing Category 1 and 2 radioactive materials, International Regulators are trained under the' US' NRC Foreign National Nuclear Regulation lnformatkm Exchange Agreement

______ ·- ~dfDinh~tered by the Office oflnterriational Programs~ This program facilitates the exch~nge oftechnical information and cooperation in nuclear safety and security matters-world-Wide. As a result of this, training program, 'iriSpector~n.Yill develop the, competencies needed to; p$rform regylatory inspections, recognize potential. vulnerabilities, in security systems, and ensure compliance with NRC regulations. ·

3.0 SCOPE OF WORK

SNL shaii provide all resou.rces neGessary to accomplish the tasks and deliverable.s descr.ibed in this· Statement of Work (SOW); including but not limited fo: condu.cting the training courses specified under each task, inclusive of rna:intaihing and presenting lectures. In addition, SNL shall conduct PowerPoint presentations; ,lab exercises~ field exercises; and maintaining a:nd printing stu.dent/instr1,1ctor manuals for three training courses on physical security systems relative to, nuclear power plant and nuclear materials• 'licensees forthe followfr1g courses: Materials Gontrol, Security Systems and Principles Course (S201); .Security Fungam¢ntals Course (8301 ); and the Advanced IDS (8503) Cour$e. ·

4.0 .SPECIFIC TASKS

SNL shaH perform the following tasks; as approved by the NRC COR:

Task 1-:Materials Control~ Security Systems, and Prihciples(S-201)

SNL •shall conduct the physical security le,arning modules to include; at a minimum, a; discussion on: (1) lntru~ion deteGtion (sensor fi.mdarnentals.; iht(;!rior 'sensors arid video assessment), (2) Aceess delay and

----·:entry· control, and '(3) Response .. In addition, SNL shall execute the hands:-ori lab exereises that ·· demonstrate physical security technologies. The modules and exercises are outlined on the coµrse schedule unqer Section 17,0 of this sow. SNL shall provioe and maintain course materials, for student~, with a maximum registration: of .30 stt1dents per class when the course is held at the TIC and a maximum registration of 40 ,students when the course •.is held ,at the SNL tra'iiiing facility in Albuquerqµe, NM~ The CQR will provide SN!,, with any upda.tes to th.e course modules; as necessary.

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This five-day course shall be provided three times per fiscal year, with course. offerings atthe NRQ!s TT¢ or SNL's training facilitie$ in Albuquerque. NM. Tile NRC TTC QOR will be responsible for determining the course location, in coordination with the SNL Project Manager, and ensuring·the·correct l9catio.n is· listed in the agency's learning: management system - currently il,,earn.

Task 2 - Security Fundamentals ($-301) SNL sllall conduct the physical security learning modules, to include, ata minimum, a discussion on: (1) Intrusion detection (sensor fundamentals, interior sensors, exteriorsensors, and video assessment); (2) · Delay barriers and defensive fighting positions, and (3) Entry control for personnel and materials. In addition, $NL shall execute the hands-'on exercises that demonstrate physical security technologies. The modules and exercises are•o.utlin.ed in the course schedule under Section 1}.Q of thi.s SOW. SNL shall provide and maintain course materials for students, with a maximum registration of 30 students per class when the course is held at the TTC. The COR will provide SNL any updates to the .course. modules, ·as· necessary.

This five-day cpurse shalJ be proviqeq once per fiscal year ;at the NRC's TTC~

Task 3 - Advanced lntrusiOn .Detection Systems (S;.503)

SNL shall conduct the physical' security learning modules to include, at a minimum, a discussion on: · sensodundamentals, exterior sensors, interior sensora., camera systems, and lighting systems•. In addition, the course shall.include hands~on field exercises atthe SNLsite where inspectors can learn proper application of the: systems flinctions. SNL shall execute the hands"on exercises; that demonstrate physical security technologies~ rhe modules and exercises are outlined iii the course schedule Under Section .. 11 .0 of this sow; SNL shall provide and maintain course materials for students (maximum registration ()f 40 students per class). The COR will provide· SNL with any updates/revisions to the course modules, as necessary.

This fout;.day course shall be provided once per fiscaf year at SN L's STE:C facility in Albuquerque, NM~

'Task 4 - Integration of New and Emerging Security. Technologies into Courses

SNL shall integrate new and emerging physical securifytechnologies· into learning modules and 'exerCises ih .the .courses: defined ih fasks 1 - 3~ If changes. are required fo the course material; the COR will approve prior to SNL making any course changes. SNL shall execute adrninisfrative support as necessary, to assist wit.h the following: course demonstrations, training aids, exercises, scheduling and logistics, and course modification as regulations are revised or materials need to be updated/corrected.

·· ··· Task 5: Training Materials/Equipment

During p¢rforman¢e of Work under this Agreement, SNL may be· required to acquire hardware, sofuvare, and/or materials in support of work .under Tasks· 1-4. These purchases may include, but are not limited to; new alarm technology used .at:NRC licensees; classroom training aids; comp\Jter program software for classroom exercises; reference materials/books from outside sources regarding alarm systems,. security practices, etc~ The NRC COR will determine: the need for the acquisition of any items and will provide SNL the required authorization, in Writing, tb. acquire the needed items. All Items purchased for performance of work unde.r this Agreement sticill be obtained: by SNI.,. and shcin· b.ecomethe property of

. theNRC. ·

Under this. Agreement and for cost .estimate purp.oses,, the following amounts have been established by the NRQ Jor the ·ciqqtJisition of materials. ~nd/orequipment shquld they be d~tetmin~d necessary by the NRC QOR This amount shall not be exceeded by SNL during the term of the Agreement.

Items 1=¥20~5 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 Course Materials/Suoblies $ 2,89~ $ 5,000 :$ 5,200 $ 5,400 $ 5;600 Security Technologies/ ·$~€!.864 $16;500 ".$18,000 $19,500 $21,000 Equioment Test Field Maintenance & $4,700 $4,700 $4,800 $4,800 Uoarades

Refer .to the DOE Laboratory Standard terms and Conditions, section entitled "Acquired Material, Equipment, or Software (Property)

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Task 6: Monthly Letter Status Report

On a monthly basis SNL must provi<:fe NRG with a Monthly Le:tter Statu$ HE!port , (ML$R)

5~0 Dt;LIVERABLES SCHEDULE

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SNL shall coriduet the Materials Control, Security Systems, and . Principles Course (S-201) three times peryear.

SNL shall condUcfthe Security Fundamentals Course (S~301) one time per year.

SNL shall conduct the Advanced Intrusion Detection :systems (S~ 503) one time per;.yeai'.

Integrate new and emerging ;technologies into learning modules and .exercises. Execute administrative support as necel)sary. Acquire"t:1ardwar~. software, and/orsupplies:and materials in support _of work underTask$1 "4, if neec:fe(f.

SubmitMonthlyLetter Status Report

To be determined by m.utllal ag~ement of the NRCCORand. SNL. To be determined by mutual agreement -of the NRCCC>Rand SNL Tobedetemiioed by mutual ·agreement of the NRCCORand SNL As required

As required arid approved by NRC CQR . Not later than 201h

of each Month

Note:: For pfanning purposes it is anticipated SNLshall conduct the first course Jn August 2015,

6.0 TECHNICAL AND OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED

The SNL, Principle Investigator (Pl), (Project Manager) and instructors shall maintain a broad area of knowledge and experience relative to: 1) physical security :fundamental concepts. ,2) sensor technologies used at nuclear power plants (NPP) and materials security licensees, 3) s.urveillance and

- - -- --a.S.$es.sment technologies used at NP P's anp materials security licEmsees, 4) NRG regulations relevant to nuclear power plaritlicehsees; and 5) NRC· regulations relevant to licensees who po$ses.s and store Category ·1 and 2 Radioactive Materials.

SNL, collectively, maintains a minimum of 15 years ofexisting .or recent experience· in performing tasks similar to the ones described in this SOW, such as trahiihg and assessments proviqecJ to the NRC, Departments of Enetgy and Defe.nse,. National NuclE!ar Security Agency (NNSA), and other ·

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government/international agencies pertaining to nucl¢ar security~ The SNL Pl shall maintain the knowledge and infrastructure to offer physical security couraes related to NP P's and materials security fjcense~s t:>ased on past hands~on ~xperience~ ·

In addition, the SNL Pl shall have:

• Minimum 2 years Project Manag~ment experience • Strong organizational skills · ·

.. • Project management skills • Strong tectmical writing and communication skills

SNL shall acquire and maintain appropriate Government security clearances for access to information not generally available· to the public or private sector.

7.0 \ MEETINGS AND TRAVEL

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All travel requires written Government approval from the CO, unless otherwise delegated' to the COR Foreign travel •for SNL personnel requires a ao~day lead time for NRC approval. For prior approval of

__ Jpreign travel, :sNL shall submit an NRC Form 445\ "Request for Approval ofOfficial Foreign Travel." NRC Form 445 is·available in the MD 11,7 Documents library and dn the, NRG Web site at http:l/www.nrc.gov/teading~rm/docrcollections/forms/. Foreign travel is a.pproved by tile NRG Exec.utive Director for Operations (E00).

8.o· REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

As a minimum; the following doc.uments shall be required;

SNL is responsible for structuring the deliv.erableHo follow agency standards. The current agency stam:lard is MiCrosoftOfftce Suite 2010; The c1.1rrentagency Portable Document Format (PDF). ·standard is Adobe .Acrobat9 Professional. Deliverables shall be, submitted free of spelling and. ;grammatical errors and conform to· r$quirem~nfa. statecj iri this section.

Monthly letter statµs reports

In accordance With Management Directive 1'1;7; NRC proceduresforplacementaod monitoring of work with'the u. s. Department of Energy1 SNL shall electronically submit a Monthly l;.ett$r St(ltus. Report (ML,SR) by the 20th day of each month to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR). with copies to the Contracting Officer (CO) and the Office Administratiorl/Acquisition Management Division to contracispotresource@hrc:gov~ lfa project ls a task ordering agreement; a separ~te MLSR s.hall pe sutmiitted for each ta.s.k order with a summary project MLSR, even if no work has· been performed during a reporting, period., Once. the NRC has determined that all work on a. task order is completed and that final costs are acceptable, a task order may be omitted from the

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The MLSR shall include the following: Agreement number;·task order number, if applicable; job code number; title ·of the project: project period of performance; task order period of pertonnan¢e; ifapplicable; QQR's. name, telephone number, ahd e.;mail address; full name

-- ----- ----- - - ancfaddress of$NL;' Principal Investigator's name, telephone number, and ~mail address; and repo-rting period.

9.0 CONTRACTING. OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE

The COR monitors all technical aspects· ofthe agreement/task order and assists .in its administration. The COR is authorized to perform the following functions: Assure that SNL performs the technical · requirements ofthe agreement/task order; perform inspections necessary in connection with agreement/task order performc;ince; maintain written and oral communications with SNL con·cerning technical aspects' of the agreement/task order; issue written interpretations ottechnical requirements, including Government drawings, designs; specifications: monitor SNL's performance and notify SNL of any deficiencies: coordinate availability of NRG-furnished material and/or GFP; and provide site entry of SNL personnel.

Contracting Officer's Representative

Name: Andrea True . · Agency: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Office: Technical: Training Center (TTC) Mail Stop: 5746 Marlin Rd, Suite200 Chattanooga, TN. 37411 E;.Mail: Andrea.true@nrc;gov·

_---.-Phone: (423) 855-6675 ·

.Alternate Contracting Officer's Representative Narne: Frank Pavlec;nko Agency: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory'Commission Office: Technical Training Center (TIC) Ma.ii Stop: 5746 Marlin Rd, Suite 2.00 Chattanoog,a, TN. 37411 E:.Mail: Frank;Pavlechko@nrc~gov Phone: (42~) 855-6506

10.0 MATERIALS REQUIRED NIA

11.0 NRC~FURNISHED PROPEfffY/MATERIALS. The NRC. CbR will provide SNL with any course materi.al necessary for performance of work .under this Agreement.

12.0 RESEARCH QUALITY NIA

13.0 STANDARDS FOR·CONTRACTORS WHO PREPARE NU.RE.G~SERIES MANUSCRIPTS --- NIA

14.0 OTHE.R CONSIDERATIONS

Acce.ss to. Non:.NRC FC1c:ilities/Equipment NIA

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Detection Systems 10:00AM 10:15 AM Current Threats, Regulations,

Systems Interactive 10:15 AM Tactics, Implementation

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1:45 PM Security (continued) Equipment (continued) 1:45 PM

2:00 PM Principles, Module 8 2:00 PM 2:15 PM Regulations, SQN Site 2:15 PM 2:30 PM

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2:45 PM Inspection Module4 Module 6 Complete 2:45 PM Intrusion Site Barriers Open 3:00 PM Detection & Discussions 3:00 PM

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