DEAR SIR:

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CIA-RDP78B04747A002300040021-0
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RIPPUB
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K
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4
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December 28, 2016
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November 30, 2001
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21
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Publication Date: 
December 2, 1966
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LETTER
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Approved1- Release 2002/01/02 : CIA-RDP78B07A002300040021-0 Washington, D. C. 20024 I am pleased to submi done under Task Order 2 December 1966 roposal P-8 for work to be l This work was discussed recently during the visit of m Iself and to your organization and involves the detection and suppression o electromagnetic interfere- u,...------ associated IBM card punch. e man-hours of Res rc IF ase I effort Engineer. Our present estimateiol require 80 that it will require approximately of 160man-hours for Re~earch Engineering time. The rates are as neQotinto.4 .-_,-- A Phase I effort will involve the use of a Research Enlineer to examine the problem in detail, determine the technical nature f the problem and develop the approach to solve the problem. Under Phase II, the Engineer will carry out his soluti n to the problem, which will probably involve modifications to one or more of the major units. It-is difficult to become more exact about Phase II until Phase I is complete. We propose that all work on the major units be performed at our facil by fully cleared ersonnel Th Ph y ity is cleared for your operation and h _ ave v OUIUM ` assistance t particularly in Phase II. Therefore, we would request t1at, if Declass Review by NIMA / DOD STATIN STATIN STATI N STATIN STATI STATIN STATI STATI N STATI STATI STATI STATI Approve Release 2002/01/02: CIA-RDP78B(RPIA002300040021-0 - 2 - 2 December 1966 ossible, you obtain clearances for These men organization. If you have any question, please contact me or Sincerely, Approved For Release 2002/01/02 : CIA-RDP78BO4747AO023000400 1-0 STATINTL STATINTL STATINTL STATINTL STATINTL II Approved Release 2002/01/02 : CIA-RDP78BC*ZA002300040021-0 PRO FOR ISSUANCE OF WORK ORDERS The purpose and intent of the Work Order type Task r is to provide a quick reaction capability under which urgent work asstOrnts of limited but important scope msr be placed with and completed by the Contractor within the shortest reasonable time and with a minimum of paperwork. To this end the following procedure is prescribed: A. The responsible requisitioning authority will provide the Contracting Officer with the names of technical repro entatives who are to be authorized to place Work Orders directly wi h the Contractor. In the interests of proper coordination of'requiremen s and funds allotted to. the Task Order, the number of technical representatives authorized to act on any single Task Order should be limited. The Contracting Officer reserves the right to limit or reduce the number of authorized representa- tives. B. The Contracting Officer will advise the Contractor of those designated as authorized technical representatives. This will be done in such manner as to avoid use of last names. C. Designated technical representatives may then place Work Orders with the Contractor either verbally or in writing. Each Work Order must be within the general scope of the Task Order. The Work, Orders will be num- bered consecutively and this same nu.ber will apply to-the confirming Work Order later written by the Technic Officer and confirmed by the Contracting Officer. Each Work Order s'=rdlld be noted in a: simple log maintained by the technical representative. P. Contractor will proceed with the work. Contractor will then submit in writing a summarized statement of the work,,delivery schedule, and cost proposal. The cost proposal should be stated in such form as to indicate estimated labor hours aM dollars, material costs, indirect cost percentages, and proposed fee or profit. The original and two (2) copies of this statement will be mailed directly tote technical repre- sentative in accordance with mailing instructions ise4ed by that office. The statement will bear the Work Order serial number agreed upon by the technical representative. E. The technical representative will, upon receipt of the work statement and cost proposal from the Contractor, type the Work Order in an original and four (4) copies, attach one (1) copy of the work statement and a copy of the cost proposal* to the.Wor Order and forward them to the Contracting Officer. In preparing the Work Order, the tech- nical representative will fill?in the following items:I 1. Return Address of Contracting Officer 2. Date Work Order is Typed 3. Name and Address of Contratto.:? and Atte 'tion 4. Contract No. Approved For Release 2002/01/02 : CIA-RDP78BO4747AO02300040021-0 Approved Release 2002/01/02: CIA-RDP78BO 7AO02300040021-0 5? Task der No. 6. Work Order No. 7. Effective Date of Work Order 8. Amount of Fixed Fee or Fixed Price, Contract Admin Section will insert thi~ information. 9. Amount of Estimated Costs or Estimated ice, Contract Admin Section will insert this information. 10. Classification of Item(s) per se. 11. Classification of Association of Sponsor. 12. Name of Contracting officer 13. Scope of work or Supplies and Services o be Furnished, as applicable. 14. Pricing of Items on Schedule, . if. applicale. 15. Performance Period/Delivery Schedule. 16. Consignee 17. Overtime Premium Authorized, if any. F. The Contracting Officer will, upon receipt off the Work Order from the technical representative, resolve with the Contractor any questions re- lative to cost, fee, or profit as well as those of a legal or contractual nature, if any. The Contracting Officer ti, ill type in the agreed upon and the estimated cost. He will then si price the Order to the Contractor and make appropriate , mail the Work Order distribution oo the copies. G. Each Work Order written under this Task Order shall not exceed Five Thousand Dollars and No Cents ($5,000.00); however, Wo k'Orders exceeding this limitation may be written rov'ded prior a roval of the Contra cting Officer is'obtained. Any request for such approval must include a cost H. The technical representatives shall not approre or authorize Govern- ment property to be acquired or furnished under a work order assignment. This limitation does not refer to property beinrT modified O3 refurbished. I. The technical representatives are responsiblelfor certifying to the Contracting Officer receipt of the equipment or services supplied under the Work Order. J. Work Orders are not to be used in :lieu of requisitions and purchase orders'for procurement of "property". K. Work Order Task Orders are limiter. to the curr nt Fiscal year fund- ing and should be limited to amounts which may reasonab be expected to be expended. Contracting Officer NOTE: * Technical representative should indicate in writing on the cost proposal his agreement or any disagreement with labor o material cost ele- ments of the estimated cost. This information will be tilized by the Cott- tract Administrator in resolving any questions relative~to the coat or to the fee. Approved For Release 2002/01/02 : CIA-RDP78B04747A002300940021-0