HomeMy WebLinkAboutHanford Mission Integration Solutions, LLC - Service AgreementService Agreement
CRF 6807 - 0026
With the City of Yakima Police Department
For the use of the
Patrol Training Academy’s Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
THIS AGREEMENT, effective January 30th, 2023, is made by and between HANFORD MISSION
INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS, LLC ("HMIS"), prime contractor to the UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, RICHLAND OPERATIONS OFFICE ("DOE"), a Department of the
United States of America (Government) and City of Yakima Police Department (“Customer”).
HMIS has been authorized by DOE to furnish to Customer certain equipment, services, and/or staff
for training purposes (hereinafter referred to as the "Activity"), pursuant to the Hanford Mission
Essential Services Contract Number 89303320DEM000031.
SCHEDULING
Customer understands and agrees (i) that the Activity is subject to the priority of the DOE on a not-to-
interfere basis; and (ii) that DOE, through its facility administrator HMIS, has sole responsibility and
discretion for allocating and scheduling use of the equipment, services, and/or staff needed for or
involved in the Activity.
SAFETY AND HEALTH
HMIS/HAMMER will provide a hazard analysis for the course as required for training on the HAMMER
campus. All participants will comply with the requirements of the Training Activity Hazard Analysis.
All participants (both HMIS and Customer) will comply with all DOE Hanford Site and HMIS/HAMMER
safety and security protocols, including but not limited to any event specific safety plan associated
with provided training activities.
All participants will follow the local county and DOE requirements based on the Center for Disease
Control for COVID-19. Requirements will be communicated prior to arrival based on infection rates in
the county for the time of the training.
SHIPMENT SAFETY
Customer shall ensure that all shipments made to the Hanford site in performance of this Subcontract
are packaged and loaded for safe handling and unloading. Deliveries to the Hanford site or HMIS-
controlled facility may be refused and/or unloading work stopped by any DOE or HMIS employee for
unsafe conditions or practices. Customer is responsible for ensuring that they and all lower-tier
subcontractors have the appropriate DOT certificates, paperwork, and signage.
HANFORD SITE DATA AND FACILITY ACCESS
Both parties mutually agree that all applicable requirements will be met associated with data usage,
transfer and facility access. This includes but is not limited to the adherence of each entity’s control
regarding electronic data management. In addition, usage of personnel meeting the DOE definition of
“Foreign National.” HMIS requires at least fourteen (14) day notice to ensure additional DOE
requirements are met in the event that a Foreign National will have access to DOE data, will be
involved with a Site visit, or is participating as a classroom training. At least seven (7) day notice is
required in advance of other on-site visits and/or activities.
CONTROLLED USE INFORMATION
As contemplated by the description of services and associated documents, both parties agree that no
information or data subject to DOE Order requirements relating to Official Use Only, UCNI, classified
information or otherwise restricted DOE information will be exchanged or otherwise referenced in the
development of training materials.
CONFIDENTIALITY OF DATA
As contemplated by the description of services and associated documents, both parties agree that no
information or data that is confidential, proprietary, or otherwise restricted is required to perform the
services and training described. However, in the event such information is required for training
development, both parties mutually agree it will not discuss Confidential or otherwise restricted data
directly or indirectly, under any circumstances to any third party without the express written prior consent
of the affected party.
INSURANCE
It is the policy of the U.S. Department of Energy and HMIS not to pay for insurance against loss,
damage, or destruction of government property. Contractor shall not under any circumstances
charge back insurance costs to Buyer.
WORKPLACE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
HMIS is subject to 10 CFR 707, Workplace Substance Abuse Programs at DOE Sites, HMIS expects
Contractor adhere to the requirements of the referenced order to the extent applicable to the services
under this Agreement.
PROPERTY
The Government shall retain title to all Government-furnished property. Title to Government property
shall not be affected by its incorporation nor shall Government property become a fixture or lose its
identity as personal property by being attached to any real property. The Contractor shall not be
liable for loss of Government property furnished or acquired under this contract except when one of
the following applies: risk is covered by insurance; loss is the result of willful misconduct or lack of
good faith on the part of Contractor’s managerial personnel; and/or the DOE Contracting Officer has,
in writing, revoked the Government’s assumption of risk for loss
AUTHORITY, ADMINISTRATION, AND TRANSFER
It is understood and agreed that this Agreement is entered into by HMIS in its role as prime contractor
to DOE and that (i) HMIS is authorized to and will administer this Agreement for DOE; (ii)
administration of this Agreement may be assigned by a contractual agreement between DOE and
HMIS which determines their role in the administration of training at this facility or its designee upon
written notice to Customer; and (iii) in case of such assignment and notice thereof to Customer, HMIS
shall have no further responsibility hereunder.
LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY
A. Neither the Government nor DOE and its agents, employees, or contractors (including HMIS) or
other persons acting on their behalf, including officers, directors, officials, representatives,
employees, staff, and subcontractors will be responsible for any personal injury or damage to or
destruction of property of any kind whatsoever resulting from the furnishing of and use by
Customer of equipment, material, and/or staff under this Agreement, unless directly resulting
from the negligence of the Government, DOE, or agents or persons acting on their behalf,
consistent with the Washington Comparative Fault Statute (R.C.W. 4.22 et seq.).
B. Neither the Government, nor DOE and its agents, employees, or contractors (including HMIS),
or, and other persons acting on their behalf, including officers, directors, officials,
representatives, employees, staff, and subcontractors will be responsible, irrespective of cause,
for failure to furnish any equipment, material, and/or staff under this Agreement at any particular
time or in any particular manner when the interests of the Government preempt any schedule.
C. Customer shall give notice to HMIS as soon as practicable of any claim made against the
Government, DOE, or their agents or other persons acting on their behalf and/or Customer and
afford them the opportunity, to the extent allowed by applicable laws, rules, or regulations, to
participate in and control their defense. Customer shall provide reasonable assistance and
information to the Government, DOE, HMIS, and their agents and other persons acting on their
behalf to support their defense.
STATEMENT OF WORK
The EVOC Training Center at Hanford Patrol Training Academy will provide the &LW\RI<DNLPD Police
Department Access to the classrooms and props on 10/24/2023. Training will cover the use of EVOC
Skills Pad, EVOC Track, and EVOC Classroom.
COST ESTIMATE
The EVOC Training Center at Hanford Patrol Training Academy will provide access to the classrooms and props
during the time period of October 1, 2023 – September 30, 2024 for the following price per day:
* Daily
Rate
$253.27
Prop/Building 24-OCT-23
EVOC
Classroom 0600-2300
EVOC Track 0600-2300
EVOC Skills Pad 0600-2300
The estimated price for this training is below. Please refer to the attached estimate for details.
Total Due $282.14
PAYMENT
For non-DOE funded services, costs associated with this activity must be invoiced in one of the
following methods:
Prepayments: Invoices must be submitted directly to DOE Richland Operations Office
Department of Energy – Richland Operations Office
Attn: Debbi Dove
2420 Stevens Center/P.O. Box 550 (Mail Stop H5-20)
Richland, WA 99352
Phone (509) 376-6367
debra.dove@rl.doe.gov
Post Payments: Invoices must be submitted directly to HMIS
Hanford Mission Integration Solutions
E-mail: hmis_ap_invoices@rl.gov
Attn: Cashier H3-09
PO Box 943
Richland, WA 99352
DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVES AND NOTICES
Prior to commencement of the Services, each Party shall designate a representative authorized to act on
its behalf, shall advise the other Party in writing of the name, address, and telephone number of such
designated representative, and shall inform the other Party of any subsequent change in such
designation. All communications to Company and HMIS relating to the Contract shall be communicated
through such designated representatives.
Any Notice required to be delivered under the terms of this Master Contract shall be delivered to the
representative of the other Party as designated below. In addition to providing Notice to the company,
HMIS shall provide the participating Affiliate about which the Notice pertains, a copy of the same
addressed to the representative as set forth on Exhibit D. Additional Affiliates, which may elect to
participate in and under this Master Contract after the effective date hereof, shall notify Consultant of the
proper representative and address for forwarding Notices required hereunder. All Notices shall either be:
(i) hand delivered; (ii) deposited in the mail, properly stamped with the required postage; (iii) sent via
registered or certified mail; or (iv) sent via recognized overnight courier service. The Parties’ addresses
for purposes of Notice shall be as set forth below and for Affiliates, as listed on Exhibit D.
If to Company: If to Consultant:
Hanford Patrol Training Academy - HMIS
P.O. Box 943 MSIN G5-50
Richland, WA 99354
Attention: Mick Thompson Attention:
Email: M_J_Mick_Thompson@rl.gov E-mail:
Telephone: 509-376-4686 Telephone:
Either Party may change the name or address of the designated recipient of Notices by delivery of a
Notice of such change as provided for in this Article.
INSURANCE
Both Parties acknowledge and agree that they shall procure at their own expense and maintain
insurance policies and coverage reasonable, appropriate, and applicable to the services being
delivered under this service agreement. Prior to commencement of work, the Parties shall exchange
satisfactory evidence of insurance coverage, unless waived in writing. If such applicable insurance or
materially changed with respect to the scope of the services described, the affected party must notify
the other immediately and in writing.
TERMINATION/CANCELLATION POLICY
Either party may terminate this Agreement for any reason at any time by giving not less than 14 days
prior written notice to the other party; provided, however, that DOE reserves the right to immediately
terminate this Agreement without regard to the aforesaid written notice when termination of this
Agreement is determined to be in the best interests of the Government. Termination shall be without
prejudice to the rights of either party. Upon such termination, Customer shall pay to HMIS for all
Services satisfactorily performed by HMIS as of the date of termination. Customer shall be
responsible for any shipping and/or handling charges associated with return of Customer-owned
equipment received at the HAMMER facility.
APPLICABLE LAW AND VENUE
In the event of any matter or dispute arising out of or related to a Contract, it is agreed between the
Parties that such Contract shall be interpreted in accordance with the substantive and procedural
laws (including statute of limitations provisions) of the State of Washington.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement effective as of the date
and year first written above.
CUSTOMER HANFORD MISSION INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS
__________________________________ ______________ _____
Signature Signature
__________________________________ Mick Thompson _________
Name (print) Name (print)
__________________________________ Patrol EVOC Program Manager__________
Title Title
__________________________________ _________________________
Date Date
__________________________________ _________________________
Phone/Email Phone/Email
Contact Information Below:
__________________________________
Mailing Address Mick Thompson
EVOC Program Manager
m_j_mick_thompson@rl.gov
509-376-4686 - office
CITY CONTRACT NO: ________________
RESOLUTION NO: ___________________
MICHAEL
THOMPSON
(Affiliate)
Digitally signed by MICHAEL
THOMPSON (Affiliate)
Date: 2023.10.04 11:10:33
-07'00'
Robert Harrison
City Manager
Robert Harrison (Oct 16, 2023 14:09 PDT)
Robert Harrison
Oct 16, 2023
2023-182
ATTACHMENT A: MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
STOP WORK RESPONSIBILITY – ON-SITE WORK
A. Every Buyer and Subcontractor employee has the responsibility and authority to stop
work IMMEDIATELY, without fear of reprisal, when they are convinced a situation exists
that places himself/herself, coworker(s), or the environment in danger or at risk per
DOE-0343, "Stop Work."
1. Any employee who reasonably believes that his/her safety is in jeopardy, or who
is convinced a situation exists that places themselves, their coworker(s), or the
environment in danger, is expected to refuse work without fear of reprisal by
management or coworkers, and is entitled to have the safety concern resolved
prior to participating in the work.
2. Employees are expected to report any practice or condition they believe presents
an unacceptable risk. Notification should be made to the affected worker(s) and
then to the supervisor or his/her designee, at the location where the practice or
condition exists. After notification, resolution of the issue resides with the
responsible manager.
3. The BTR shall also be notified when a Stop Work affects the Subcontract staff
and the performance of work. The direction to resume work will be made in
writing from the BTR.
B. The Subcontractor shall provide for the flow-down of appropriate requirements of this
clause to lower-tier subcontractors performing work on-site at a DOE-owned or leased
facility. Such Subcontracts shall provide for the right to stop work under the conditions
described herein.
APPENDIX B
2023
Hanford Patrol Training Academy
GENERAL RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION
U.S. Citizens
I, the undersigned, expressly acknowledge that my participation in the Hanford Patrol Training Academy (PTA) training
activities may expose me, either directly or indirectly, to certain hazards inherent in the transportation to, viewing of,
and participating in the operation of training props and demonstrations. Such hazards may give rise to personal injury,
including death, or property damage or loss.
I have been informed and understand that HANFORD MISSION INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS, LLC
("HMIS"), prime contractor to the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, RICHLAND
OPERATIONS OFFICE ("DOE"), a Department of the United States of America (Government) do not
provide accident, health, medical, disability, or other types of insurance for the protection of those
who participate in the PTA training activities. Furthermore, I understand that it is recommended that I
have a medical insurance policy in effect during my participation.
I certify that if I have any reason (physical, medical or otherwise) which would impact my ability to participate
in this training, I will advise PTA staff of my condition and follow instructions given me by PTA staff.
In consideration of the privilege of participating in PTA training activities, the undersigned, for myself, my
heirs, administrators, executors, successors, representatives, and assigns, do hereby knowingly, willingly, and
voluntarily assume any and all risks of accident, personal injury, or property damage to myself and to my
property consistent with the State of Washington Comparative Fault Statute (R.C.W. 4.22). I agree to now and
forever release, acquit, discharge, indemnify, and hold harmless HMIS and DOE, their officers, officials,
directors, representatives, agents, employees, and contractors, from and against any and all claims, loss,
causes of action, suits, cost or expense for any and all personal injury, death, or property damage arising
directly or indirectly from my participation in PTA training activities.
__________________________________________
Participant’s Signature Date
___________________________________
Participant’s Name (Print)
___________________________________
Organization, Company, Affiliation (Print)
Hanford Patrol
EVOC Safety Rules
Headlights and emergency lights will be on, seatbelts will be fastened, and helmets will
be worn by students and instructors while on the EVOC track.
No helmets will be required on the Skills Pad while conducting an official tours.
A certified EVOC SAFETY Instructor must be present during EVOC at all times.
Safety officer must be in the tower or in a vehicle near the tower while vehicles are on the
track.
For safety purposes, all vehicles will travel in the same direction during training.
The Red flag must be up during operations. At night, the red flashing light must be on
when the EVOC is being used.
All EVOC vehicles are required to be “safety inspected” prior to attending the training.
Only approved driving courses will be authorized.
All participants will be required to attend a safety briefing prior to training.
Instructors will explain emergency stop procedures prior to training.
Participants will obey speed limits at all times.
All agencies will pick up or clean up any debris that is left on the driving course.
Any student (s) who purposely operates a vehicle in a manner that is detrimental to the
training mission will be asked to leave the driving course.
All collisions and/or property damage will be immediately reported to the Hanford Patrol
Academy EVOC program manager and will be the responsibility of the causing agency.
Students with any noticeable indication of alcohol or drugs will not be allowed on the
driving course.
Vehicles will be driven in a safe manner at all times.
All students will be required to follow approved training and safety plans.
The number of vehicles used will be based on approved lesson plans.
Students will drive safely within the parameters of the courses.
Students will ensure their vehicles are in a safe condition prior to driving.
The strictest discipline must be maintained at all times while on the EVOC.
Authorization is required prior to performing Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT)
training. PIT training can only be conducted in the designated area on the EVOC.
Personnel are only to use approved walking paths. No walking on the track during
EVOC.
Statement of Work
FY2024 Law Enforcement EVOC Training
at Hanford Patrol Training Academy (PTA) All Vehicles
General
All vehicles used at the EVOC shall be police or law enforcement vehicles; no private vehicles authorized. Any
reference to vehicles means police vehicles.
Deliverables
HAMMER/Hanford Training Center will:
As requested by the PTA EVOC Program Manager (PM), in HFACTS complete and submit a Customer
Requirements Form (CRF) to reserve the EVOC skills pad, track and trailer for the training dates agreed to by
the PTA EVOC PM and the Law Enforcement Customer’s Point of Contact (LE POC).
Prepare and submit required contracting documents, e.g., Appendix A (Service Agreement), and a Cost Estimate, to
the LE POC and others, if/as required.
Give copies of any required documents to the LE POC for review and approval. Ensure paper copies of the
aforementioned documents are maintained on file, including those that have been signed (approved) by the LE
POC.
Give copies of Appendix B (General Release and Indemnification Form) of the Service Agreement to the PTA
EVOC PM before training commences.
The Hanford PTA will:
Unless pre-approved by the Commandant, PTA, allow only one agency at a time to use the EVOC.
Confirm the LE POC wants his/her department personnel trained to the PTA’s approved EVOC lesson plan1
and not to a variation of same, e.g., one that has been modified, tweaked, revised or otherwise changed.
Confirm the LE EVOC Instructors are certified for the type of vehicles the agency will bring to the training.
Ensure only vehicles authorized for use on EVOC by Hanford PTA are used during the training event.
Have the HAMMER LE PM reserve the EVOC skills pad, track and trailer for the training dates agreed to by
the PTA EVOC PM and the LE POC.
Complete and submit/file the required HAMMER approval paperwork.
Provide the LE Customer’s personnel access to the EVOC classroom and props as scheduled.
Provide the initial PTA/EVOC facility training/safety briefing/orientation to EVOC LE POC before training
commences.
Provide certification and recertification of LE POC EVOC instructors (Certification is per the Washington State
Criminal Justice Training Center Requirements for EVOC Insructors).
1 All PTA lesson plans are required to be reviewed and approved by the Hanford Patrol Protective Force Safety Organization to ensure the training can be conducted
in compliance with applicable hazard analysis (reference SAS-7321, Hazards Analysis Procedure) and PTA facility, training, safety and environmental requirements.
Statement of Work
FY2024 Law Enforcement EVOC Training
at Hanford Patrol Training Academy (PTA) All Vehicles
Have all EVOC students and the LE Customer’s instructors/safety officers sign, date and turn in to the PTA
EVOC PM an Appendix B (General Release and Indemnification Form) to the Service Agreement, before
training commences.
Ensure training conducted per the PTA’s approved EVOC lesson plan.
LE Customer POC will:
Submit the EVOC training request to the PTA EVOC PM and confirm department personnel are to be trained to
the PTA’s approved EVOC lesson plan and not to a variation of same, e.g., one that has been modified,
tweaked, revised or otherwise changed.
Upon receipt of required contracting documents, e.g., Appendix A (Contract Service Agreement), review and approve
(sign/date) same if acceptable then return them to the HAMMER LE PM. If not acceptable, work with the PTA EVOC
PM and/or the HAMMER LE PM to resolve the issue(s).
Ensure that department personnel who are to be trained complete the PTA/EVOC facility training/safety
briefing/orientation before training commences.
Ensure each training participant reads, signs, dates and turns in an Appendix B (General Release and
Indemnification Form) to the PTA EVOC PM before training commences.
Ensure department personnel are trained in accordance with the PTA’s approved EVOC lesson plan.
During the period of his/her department’s EVOC reservation, deny EVOC use to other external agencies unless
prior approval is granted by the Commandant, Hanford Patrol Training Academy.
Will ensure that their EVOC instructors recertify every two years or sooner as needed.
Will ensure PTA approval for any vehicles not previously authorized for use at the EVOC.
Contacts:
MSA Tech POC: M. J. (Mick) Thompson
509-376-4686 - Office
509-366-1431 - Cell
M_J_Mick_Thompson@rl.gov
Finance POC: Jolene Degarmo
509- 373-5814 - Office
jolene_r_degarmo@rl.gov
1. Work Request No.
2. WFO #
3. CACN
4. WBS
Begin:End:
Current Uncosted Funds on
Work Scope (Including prior
year) and FAC
Estimated Funding Requ.
From Customer
$ - $ 282.14
0. Direct Labor
Cost Center
$ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
NO $ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
5. Revenue $ 253.27 $ - $ 253.27
FY2024 x BASE FY2025 x BASE TOTAL DCA COST
Content/Records
Management $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
Janitorial $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
Maintenance $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
Motor Carrier $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
Software Engineering $ - $ - $ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
$ 253.27 $ - $ 253.27
11.40% $ 28.87 $ - $ 28.87
$ 282.14 $ - $ 282.14
Rate 7.0%
Fee
Applicable?
(Yes / No)
NO
Estimated Cost
($) FY2024
Estimated Cost
($) FY2025
Total Estimated Cost
($)
00 -$
00 -$
-$ -$ -$
9 $ 282.14 $ - $ 282.14
NO Rate 3.00% $ - $ - $ -
$ 282.14 $ - $ 282.14
$ - $ - $ -
$ - $ - $ -
$ 282.14 $ - $ 282.14
$ - $ - $ -
$ 282.14 $ - $ 282.14
Calculate HAMMER Adder2. Subcontracts
22.8%
ESTIMATE GRAND TOTAL (Cost, plus Fee and FAC if applicable)
FUNDS REQUIRED ON SCOPE
1. This estimate contains the submitted FY24 REV 0 Forward Priced Labor, DCA, G&A and UBS rates. FY25 labor cost is escalated 4.1% for NEX/EX, 4.5% for HAMTC, and 3.25% for HGU. FY25
non-labor cost has been escalated 5.3%.
1. Manually fill in all fields in section A.
2. Complete all required fields in the subsidiary worksheets to complete section B.
3. If fee is applicable to the RFS, select YES in cell B79 and input the fee percentage into cell D78.
4. If fee is not applicable to the RFS, select NO in cell B79.
5. If the DOE Adder Factor is applicable, select "YES" in cell C86.
6. If the RFS is new or have questions please contact Prime Contracts to determine applicability of fee.
10. Federal Administration Charge (FAC) x Item 9
4. Other Originated Costs
Funding Information
ESTIMATED UNCOSTED FUNDS ON WORK SCOPE (Including prior year)
FAC (if applicable)
TOTAL ESTIMATED FEE
FY24 Rev 0 Rate:7. General and Administrative
Proposed Fee (see instructions RFSs ONLY
Fee is calculated below by element of cost
FY24 REV 0 O.H. RATE %
TOTAL ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUE (Cost plus fee if applicable)
TOTAL BASE COST (Total of Items 1 through 6)
TOTAL DIRECT LABOR ADDER
FUNDS REQUIRED ON FAC (if applicable)
TOTAL ESTIMATED FUNDS REQUIRED FROM CUSTOMER (New Budget Authority)
Title Date
10/24/2023
Technical POC
Total Estimated Hours
RFS COST ESTIMATE PROPOSAL
HMIS - FY24
Version 0
A. GENERAL INFORMATION
ESTIMATE GRAND TOTAL
City of Yakima Police Department EVOC Usage
B. DETAIL DESCRIPTION OF COST ELEMENTS
Financial POC
Total Estimated Cost ($)
Prepared by
Estimated Hours FY2025
Financial POC
Mick Thompson Jolene DeGarmo
Org. Title
Hanford Patrol
Estimated Cost
($) FY2024
Funding
Estimated Cost
($) FY2025
Estimated Hours
FY2024
Jolene DeGarmo
Performer
Labor Fee Adder
Non Labor Fee Adder
TOTAL
1. Material
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST
TOTAL DIRECT LABOR
6. Overhead Allocations SUB and Direct Cost Adder
HH180
64.5%
47.8%
20.9%
3. Other Direct Costs
HH230
COCS/Description
HE240
HD220
HE210
40.8%
(Cost, plus Fee and FAC if applicable)
$ 282.14
Performance Dates 10/1/2023 10/31/2023
Requestor
Company
City of Yakima Police Dept
Technical POC
A. GENERAL INFORMATION
FY 24 PTA Yakima PD Service Agreement
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