CONTRACT SUPPORT AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

CONTRACT SUPPORT AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. The Contractor shall complete all administrative, management, and reporting tasks detailed in this section by furnishing all labor, equipment, materials, and incidental support required for successful management of this contract effort. The Contractor shall attend meetings and reviews to obtain information and data for preparation of test plans; SOPs; reports; facility, logistics, ammunition, safety, environmental, and security issues; strategic planning; center operations; training; process improvement, and other program documentation when requested by the Government. The Contractor shall use Department of the Army (DA) Pamphlet (XXX) 73-1 and DA Field Manual 101-5 for reference and information only for conducting test mission and performing staff functions. The type of work performed under this contract requires that a variety of labor categories at an unpredictable level of effort be utilized in response to type and complexity of weapon system tests. Funding constraints require that specific funds relevant to specific tests be incorporated into the contract intermittently throughout the period of performance of this contract as test requirements occur. Overtime may be required to accommodate changing test schedules and testing of items that routinely require additional security measures. In addition to the specific tasks, the following global requirements apply to all tasks as discussed within each of the higher level objectives. These tasks will align with the RTC major test mission areas of aviation, missiles and sensors, and environmental and component test and evaluation and may relate to hardware, equipment, instrumentation, infrastructure, software, or procedures and processes. These global requirements include:
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CONTRACT SUPPORT AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. The contractor shall complete all administrative, management, and reporting tasks detailed in this section by furnishing all labor, equipment, materials, and incidental support required for successful management of this contract effort. The contractor shall attend meetings and reviews to obtain information and data for test and evaluation plans, reports and other program documentation when requested by the Government. The type of work performed under this contract requires a variety of labor categories at a level of effort that may be unpredictable in response to type and complexity of weapon system tests. Overtime may be required to accommodate changing test schedules and testing of Category I items that routinely require additional security measures The use of overtime is subject to the restrictions detailed under 2.0 General Requirements above. In addition to the specific tasks detailed in this PWS, the following global requirements apply to all tasks as discussed within each of the higher level objectives. These tasks will align with the AEC major evaluation mission areas of effectiveness, suitability, survivability and safety. These global requirements include: Work Execution: The work shall be performed under the technical direction of Government personnel such as a TM (performance evaluator, ATEC System team (AST) chair, test integrator, safety evaluator, suitability evaluator, survivability evaluator, etc). Additionally, the contractor shall apply established methods, procedures, and techniques applicable to the task as defined by AEC internal operating procedures, military standards (MILSTDs), policies, regulations, or other applicable guidance. Employee Cross-Functional Utilization (Personnel Flexibility): The contractor shall develop multi-skilled personnel within the workforce with the ability to support short notice urgent evaluation requirements. DRAFT Deliverables: A deliverable is a complete, concise, and usable product provided to the Government in the format and timeframe requested. These products will be provided by fully qualified personnel, specified by the direction given by Government points of contact.
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