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6.2IA Teletype mA Pacselm.ervice

6.2.5 Data Trsnsalesion Service

FM 6.3 Transportation6.3.1 Personnel Transportation6.3.2 fdscelelneoue Support Vehicles6.3.3 Hoist and Liftins Facilities

6.? Medi.u1 Services6.5 security

6.5.1 Responsibility6.52 Security Clearances6 Visits to STARM Facility

6:N Facility Access

6.6 nZgineerng Liaison

V 6.6.1 Associate Contractor Design Liaison

6.6.2 Design Changes

6.7 Facility ~ihntenance

6.7.1 Plant Services and Housekeeping

6.8 Squipment Maintenance

6.8.1 severable Capital qTument

6.9 Sec"rtarial, Spport6.10 Weapon System Maintenance6.11 Food Service6.12 Library Service

S.13 Reproductlon

6.15 Phetographi Service6.16 Accounting Service6.17 safety

6.147.1 safety Procedures and Standards

6.18 Fire Protection6.19 Fe•rsowel Rousing6.2o &Wort shaops

6.20. Calibration and Certificatiom Laboratory

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6.Sa Tnasury sto.r

6.21.1 Issid" of Stores6.2•.2 lspenlshmgnt of stock

6.22 Parking and Yard Areas6.23 ua1ty Control6.21 D msposal Service

7.0 Equimaent Requirements

8.0 Personnel Requirements

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Z.• 020.6h00-2 Mntemw ehedule Control losingDocument

0. E2-6915 Seattle Test Program Safety Boeiand Fire Protection Procedures

D. I2-6920 B3-414 Coonfiration Accountability Boeing

and Accountability Control

3. D2-7920 Safety Progra. Plan Boeing

F. D2-9.549 Saft Standards scein

0. 12.9818 mnutean Base Control Room BoIngOerating Instructions

K. 12-15000 Configuration )bna,,ment Mwal DOW,

. E2-30000-4 VS-133B IA•T %ngment and Boeingbelamentation Plan

Z. D-304 ekup Plan - Iaunch Operational BoeingCoilez VS-133B

K. 12-30071 Seattle Assembly and OCeckout besingS!ARTUW Prop.am Plan

L. 12-3009o VS-133B A&C/o STAM M Prao . - oeingystem Interation Plan

. 12-301014 Seattle A&C/o STAMM Prog.. Dowei

Technical Requirements

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0. 12-30181 WS-133B Design Criteria for Mzstallatiom aoeinsof .ectrIca1/Zlectroouio ft pent

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1.0 DMOUCTTON

The xoNm VS-133B Assembly and Checkout (AWC/N STAR"U Proem,

ssigped to the Doeing OCwany by Task 18.4.2.1 of Exhibit O'?

to Letter Contract AP (69)-266, has been documented in Boeing

document I1-30OT7 entitled "A&C/O STARTUP Program Plan". In

support of the STARTUP Program, The Boeing Company is responsible

for the documentation of data and support requirements, in accord-

ane. with item 18.4.2.4 of the above Letter Contract.

2hese requirements are identified in this document and encompass

all known data and support requirements such as, space, special

services, pover, and other facilities necessary for support of the

A&C/O STARTUP Program.

( Availability of these requirements vili be ommensurate with the

*epplicable major event in the Skater Phasing Schedule specified

and maintained in Boeing Document _6I.4o0, volume ns, entitled

*-emteman Schedule Control Document".

fhe conduct of the STARTUP Program vill require active participa-

tion ff certain Mlnuteman Associate Contractor* %n both administra-

tive and operational functions. n particular, participation by the

rOmund Electronie System and Ouidance and Control System Contractors

will be necessary. The scope of these administrative functions,

ad thme of 30/WL,, will be docueonted in Boeing document

DI-3O0 entitled MOW STAIRTU - atst•m Integration Plan'.

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b dio oment des•ribes Mw Boeing Compmnyls plan for provisioning

the 8?ARMW Fope with the necessary space, special services#

power,, data# and other known facilities, to accaplish the W8AflP i

Propm objectives stipulated in docment D2-30071 entitled

EA&C/O STARTUP Progm Plan.

fte following paragraphs sunmarise the content of sections within

thds publication:

Me Management of* Dat and aipport Requirments Is described In

Section 2.0 and Includes definition of certain administrative

functions, working hobw and holidaps, Boeing and Associate

Contractor Interfee, responsibilities for personal prperty,, and

liabilities for Ooverment owned property.

Section 3.0 defines the facilities that will be provided by The

Boeing Conmpyan. Spce for the .AWRTWP site,, corets-pondent offices,

and storage Is shown and Includes known functional and e mviroinnt-

aI requirements.

Section 4.0 defines the. responsibilities of Associate Contractors

to provide Boeing with data packages vwith each Item of equzIpent

mad also outlines the Boeing plan for the subcontract of additional

"Uat requirements.

Seetiom 5.0 describes support required f•rm moe-Boeing particpants

snd Section 6.0 defines the support requIrments (i.e. powers

C transporatin# securityl Qaality Control, etc.) that are Currently

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~)provided by fte Using Com*W in7d vhiek vIII be extended to the

WrARlMW Prop. Iestiem 6.0 neo defines the extent to vtbch

nm-Bosing agenoies maiy particlpate In the use af these facilities

and servioes.

sotion 7.0 Identifies the documentation of equipments required

In the conduct of the STARTUP Program.

section 8.0 shows the manpower requirements of Boeing sad AssoclateLŽ

Cotrcor In direct support of the STRU Progrm.

1.2 Document )hintenance Plan

Ibis document vill be maintained current by the Boeing IWztemm

Operations Document Aministratio Organization under the direction

af the Industrial Egineering Manager.

Revisions to this document vin. be generated as necessa'r to provide

current policy and direction relative to STAMM suport require.

ments. In addition, as stipulated Lu Appendix V to Efibit air or

zatter contract Amok(694)-266, this document vm be resubmitted

to IS•D/IL on January 15, 1964, incorporating all revisions. which

have been made since initial submittal.

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SManagement Plan for the S UP Progam Isset forth InDloeing document D2-30000-4# entitled,, OS-133D Integration

Assembly and Test Management and XMplenentatioo P3A. Orgsnise-

tMon structure and detail responsiblilties for operations vithin

the STARTUP Progrem are defined In Boeing document 12-30071,

entitled, A&C/0 STARTUP Progrm Planu.

fte management of data and support requirements for the STARTUP

Prorem have been assigned by The Boeing Campany to a STARTU

Base Manager, as defined in the above documents.

During all phases of the STAR'UP Program, Boeing vill support

the production, and/or delivery of equlIment, systems •ntegration,

documentation and manpover necessary for the accopliahment of

the STARTUP Program. Boeing vill establish and maintain a

Control Rom activity vithin the A&C/O 8TARTUP Ccueplx in inuas-

tion of the Control Rom activity at tactical vlns, as specified

in AN Exhdibit 6O-30,I entitled "•ctractor Responsibilities for

Site Activation.* Program reporting vM be In consonance vith

* th master phasing schedules established in Boeing document

*L-61., Vol. Un, entitled '"inuteman Schedule Contral Document',

and in accordance vith the reporting system defined in 1-58I.

ent•itled "Mtm'a BUse Control. 1loon mC Llng I -struotionsw'

2N addition to supporting the m~apment Control System, Boeing

will Intate prwcrement of data and support requirements as

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Bomb partielpbtifg Associate Oentractor on the 5-133B W1ARMUP

PrWpem vili be responsible for handling his ovn Internal omapany

funetionsp such as personnel management, contract administration,

prmurement, security and accountability.

•Asseclate Contractors vi11 not participate In the Doeing sugstion

system, but vil submit improvement. suggestions to BSD/M% for

their siop1oyees. Associate Contractors viii also not participate

in the Boeing Vploysee Credit Union, and viii be required to

obtain their wo medical Insurance an an individual basisa. bdI-

( cal facilities that will be provided by Doeing are covered in

botiom 6.4 of this document.

Assooiate Contractor personnel vwil not be automatiallay covered

by ashington St•ate Industrial Insurance during their assignment

at Boeing. Associates vwil make their ena arrangements to

asune that their personnel we adequately protected It they are

*Injured on the job.,

2.. el*IVrkins lawrs and Holidays

The schedue frw the Als/0 IUMW Program Is based em elitt

Ikm. Per ajs five days per week. this schedule can to altered

%y the VARM Ease maessro in eoordinatien with the ether

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P2o.1.1 s iate Contractors. o hS IniLviduul Assoiate Omtractors,,ay initi a/ te changsl In vorkig bow to me" tlwlr ludiviekua

persatime pom eoordinatiom vith th. RhAMW lseo Imaei.

ight holida•s will be observ as follows:

I Now Tears Dw

B. imorial Day

Co Independence Day

D. labor Day

DaDay

0. last reglar vorking day before Christas (in lieu of

Wmashngton's aBrthday)

go. awisheas Day

loch Associate Contractor viii be responsible for obseriTng

local, unions states and.National regulations and statutes per-

tunig to ,orkIng hou-s, scheduled and nom-scoduled overIme,'

holl ,ys, and vorkln conditions. Mditional shifts or Ovrtime,

wbou meeessa:r In spport of the assembly and heeekot Setivitiese,

will be schedhled, if possible, on amoothly boasis afting Vill

obtain the necessary services fro Associate Contractors to

suport overtime work. Each Associate. Qatractor will Prepare

m eveum esti• •e based uo Pio g m m and

eu96mL tbm daretly to Boeing, with leufoetims eOpLes to

Mf . Daily AS •f Oe evertimes In suport ot the assombly

an eee•k u aetUIvties, vii be eooedinated 1b the UZAMW asse

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Nm&W Approval., at mom-s~sabhled overtime mist be ameIL :

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111.102 Personal Property

Associate Contractor personnel "signed to the A&C/O START

proprwill be responsible for their am personal property.

For moval of personal property from The Boeing oCoan plants

the owner vill be required to obtain a Personal Property Clear-

once 7b=m which list& the mamber of containers man coutents.

This font vll be signe4 by the Associate Contractor designee

assigned to the owner's work area an cowatersegled by the

STAMW Uase Xnager.

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3.0 FACILITY RETh1201S

.The Boeing Company vill provide offie space feair SD/STIvp

liAvania and Autonetics representatives assigned spec*icll&y

to the AC/O 8TARTUP Program.

3.2 *aee - Boeir

3.2.1 Oeneral

Boeing wil furnish a total of approximtely 15,000 square feet

of space for the A&C/0 STAMM facility and simwlated veapon

system facility in the northeast corner of the 9.101 uildling

I~S Bafy Area in the. Developmental Center COmplex. Facility

construction iLU be In accordance vith existing Boeing facility

standards.

3.2.2 STARTUP Contractor Saiport Area - (CSA)

ptroximately 48W square feet of space will be provided in the

STAMM area for a ministure CSA# a shown In Figure 3-1. This

will consist of a general area for parts control, files, reeivnlg,

Inspection, and data control. An electronics test and maintenance

area. vll also be provided with1n the CSA.

3.2.3 Vewo. y tem aclityr (171W)

The Boewin COa wIll provide space for locating th simaulated

Vesom Wiste (1V/LCF) Facllity associated with the ANC/0 STAM¶.IP

.(. ?'e . the simulated Weapon Systen Faelity consists of:

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2.3 A. Lover and upper portion of the launch Tube and the Imiunh

Siuimpent Room.

3. ljuncher Equipment Building (LEB).

C. Linch Control Center (LCc) and launch Control Equipment

D. Access tunnel between LCC and LCEB.

g. fhe security .room, telephone equipment room, and elevator

roo from the LCF soft support buildings.

3-2.3.1 Functional and Environmental Requirements

Squipment cooling ii presently planned for any four of the

equipment racks in the electronic test and maintenance area. Equip-

ment cooling is planned for all operational gear in the LF and

LCT.

3.2.4 Storage

The Boeing Company will furnish g general warehouse area as

required for the storage of Associate Contractor and Vendor supplied

equipment.

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.L .Data ]aaes - DMtpmsnt

Rab Assoclate Ontractor il furnish en sppropriate d4at

package vlit esac It. of respeotive equipment assiged to the

KARM Prorpe. Mts Data Package shoa. eoly vwith requirements

of AnSD MIfbit 61-29 and shall typically contadin but not

seoessarily be limite to:

A* %ieoification Vawi~ng

5. MLbratio• Mwmal (tnctlonal Test DUmcet)

C. CiepetiLg and Maintenance kmual

D. Asembly Parts Preakloo Ust

Eob W~paae of data vini be submitted an a -keep-up-to-date(• basis.

4.2 Data by &abcontract

fte technical data required by fte Dosing Comany for preparation

of Use Assembly Dravings checkout procedures, assembl.y and

sheckost plans and spare parts requirements, e*t., il be procured

by subcontract. Technical, data shall consist of,, but not .b*

liUited too checkout proceduress drawings to card level and operva

tione amsls. On this basis,, suordately 30 doct.ents of

SPaegs. ea& will be required fron the ~Vlvama Electronios

ftpratiotm, and 10 documents of 45 pages each vill be procured

tfrom the Maomsuet mxvision of oRath 1merican Aviation Coporation.

ftboantraate tor data requirements are Identified by Dosing

dem ate njbered 1.2-z3 and contain b sically a ftatemnt of

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.3 •Technical Mmals

Technlael Manfl procedures vhich can be made available to meet

the A&C/O MARMMP Prora. schedules vini be used In the operation

and malntenance of Weapon System equipment vhich has been approved

and procured for use In the Operational Weapon ystem.

Note: Tis section vwin be caqpleted at a later date In accord-

ance vith the Doement Ihintenance Plan (Paraerph 1.3) pending

finalizatlon of functional analysis and identification of the

Ground Eectronic System.

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ininwt tbquirements - NOD-Doeing viii consist euoinslveiy

of personnel. A21 other mapport, requirements vSMi be provided

In accordance vith Secitions 3.0 eMd 6.0 of this dooguent.

5.2Teohnical PAP"epretatIve.

-w loaing Company viii negotiate and enter Into wubconmetsat

with varliwa Assoiate COmtraotioru fa technical r""epuetatiO.

to the A6C/0 STARTUP Progrums. Thiese representatives viii provide

svw~at as doamented In Doeing documents W-30220 and- 19-30221

enttled,, ~Ifvaia. Statement of Work - technical twport, for

STAMVjP, and *Automatics Statement of york - Technialoe Siaprt,

for WARIWD respectively.

Df1/STL will provide technical, soIaistrativ~e, eM peli support,

to the A&C/0 W2WZUP Propem. as may be resmal "e"ired of

thems.

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6. Xectrical Power

Boeing ill provide standard electrical power for the MC/O

WAMUP Facility from established ecamerolal souroes.

6.2 Ainistrative Cmanications

ominnication services available for use at the STARTUP Facility

by participating Associate Contractors are *'ail, public address,

telephone, teletype and facsimile, and data transmission systems.I

6.2.1 .Mil Service

. ternal pickup and delivery of mail betveen the VS-133B STARTUP

facilities will be performed as follovw:

A. Internal classified mail service vill be provided by The

Boeing Comany. Classified mail vill be handled In accordance

with established seedrity procedures.

D. Internal unclassified mall delivery and pickup vili be

provided by bosing. All Associate Contractors vill utilise

Incoming and outgoing mail bins in their respective Sares

to failitate eneitious mall handling

kernals mai service to and frau the STAP tfallitlesa,

elassifiedn ad unclassifled, will be provided by The Boeing

Comnpnys utilising emisting mail systmse.

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6.2.2Public Address &-atem

PUlble Mdrees kvts wre provided eM qepated tor ts

UAlM or" by So Beaing Cmapanyp Ma my be used by Associate

Conitm.etero.

6.2.3 Telephone Service

Boeing will provide local telephone service reqiroments, contract

for and maintain surveillance over the systems until the termina-

Utie at the Proram. Lons distance calls may be placed tbrwi

the *aisting Boeing long bed netvork by Associate C• ,tractrs

-n a Collect or MedIt Card basis.

6.2.4Teletype and Pacsizuile Service

Boeig viU provide these nervices throu the use of ewdsting

facilities. Doeeng vill Maintain survellance over the eos1ting

systems and provide entensions to these systems as required to

met 8WDAMP Progrp needs.

6~.iData Transmission Service

3oe61 vill provide for' date transmission wand, as required,# contract

teor and umataIn -svillance over the systoe until the terminatio

at the P1MP Use of these facilities vill be negotiated through

the ITAMW fase IMaager,

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6.3 Transportation

( 6.3.1 Personnel Transportation

Boeing vin operate a scheduled .bus serviee for trlhasportatIom

vithin the Boeing Seattle complex. WTs system Vii utilize

vehicles providedo operated, and maintained by Boeing and may

be used by BSD/STL and Associate Contractors personnel for official

business.

All vehicles such as automobiles, station vagons, etc., vhich

are required for non-scheduled transportation of personnel by the

various contractors and BSD/STL viii be supplied, operated, and

maintained by the using organization.

6.3.2 Miscellaneous Support Vehicles(N

Utility trucks, fork lifts, toy tractorsp and other vehicles used

for the inplant transportation of materials and equipment vini be

provided, operated, and maintained by Boeing. Associate Contractors

vith unusual or peculiar transportation or ground handling equip-

ment requirements shall inform the STAMRT Base Manager so that

they may be programned in advance of requirement dates,

6.3.3 Hoist and Lifting Facilities

obile hoist and lifting facilities are provided to part of building

eostruetion and are maintained by Boeing.

Mbile hoist and lifting equitiment not permanently assigned to the

buildings will also be provided by Boeing.

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" €.b I o.dical Services

Associate Contractor and NSD/IrL personnel vini be affordd ,the

save medical service that to provided to Boeing personnel while

en Oa~any premises. Ambulance service to transport personnel to

civilian hospitals in Seattle will be previded an a 214-hour basis

by Useing for emergency cases. Boeing will also provide first-aid

stations and emergency medical kits. Each Associate Contractor

and BSD/STL win make arrangements with local medical facilities

to provide medical treatment for persons requiring more than

first aid.

6.5 security

.5.1Reseponsibility

2he Boeing Cceany has overall responsibility for security at

the MC/O STATU site. Each Aasociate Contractor will be respon-

sible for security control and handling of classified data vithin

Mis own cognisance.

S6.5.2 Security Clearances

Mhe Air Force will process personnel security clearances for perma-

sently assigned wiployees of the Associate Contractors Each

Axseeiate Ontractor will determine the eligibility of his employee

fer preper securty clecrance * ah Assciate Contractor will sdv•i

Uh Using Besurity Coordinator of the curent security clearance

(~o tIds per~sonnel.

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6.5.3 ustste t WRMiru faciiity

Iseb Ausooiate Contractor vwil be responsible for supplying the

Boeing Security Offiee vith a letter (information copy to VS-1333

Project Division) listing the person or persons who vill sign

bedge requests for his C•apany. This letter also vll state the

areas that his Company requires access to In order to perform

contract obligations. Signature cards, DD Flrm 577 (lmit'

af three in each organization) will be forvarded with this letter

to Boeing. Boeing vill submit a letter to the Security section

" authorizing the approval alonatire. A letter i.• be submitted

weekly to Boeing (Information copy to WS-133B Project Division)

"Indicating: name, clearance, and code area approval for each

b•lge tor that week. Non-piloture tpe ba"g~ requests are not to

be Included in this report. Security escorts for visitors vill be

provided for in all aeas. Security policies and procedure8 vill

be reglVated by. TndustriaL Security Manual for Safeguarding

Classified Information, and Boeing dministrative Procedure #131,

areoguarding CLossified Information",, and fster Security

Classification Guide.

Pacility Accesa

A"0e0e8 to the A&I0/O WARM'P facility areas vill be controlle4 by

te 3oei" OPam . Restricte" areas in the ANC/O WAMRP Facility

we tee thst require special control because of operational

aeeesltye setrity restrictiens, or a meed-to-knws. Me Boeing

( S ecurity Sectieo vii provide puides teo the control oa restricted

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6.5.1 mtass, and vfl. Issue badges which, by color or other visible means,

t will Indicate the restricted areas within the BTARTJP facilities to

vhbch the vearer has access.

Each Associate Contractor and BSD/STL vill be responsible for certi-

fication of clearance for verifying the need-to-know of their

personnel.

6.6 Engineering Miatson

Boeing and each Associate Contractor, as subcontracted, will estab-

lish an on-site extension of its engineering design &roups to

perform the following:

A. Provide additional engineering required for timely on-the-spot

resolution of engineering design problems encountered on his

equipment or documentation.

B, fplement the configuration record control program on his equip.

ment In accordance with document ID-15000 entitled "Configura-

ticn wanasement 1tnuual" vhich Is applicable to all Minuteman

Associate Contractors.

C. Coordinate design support and liaison functions for the home

plant.

Do Coordinate interface design problem vith other Associate Con-

tractor design engineering liaison personnel in accordance vith

hIND OhdIIbit 62-.6.

Be ESaluate Installatlons for fulfillment of design objectives.

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6.6 F. Prepare reports as required to maintain proper coordination((Cont'd)

with other affected organizations.

0. Provide the single point contact through which all design

liaison problems may be routed.

6.6.1 Associate Contractor Design Liaison

Each Associate Contractor's design liaison engineer will be quali-

fied and authorized by his parent organization to maske necessary

design decisions which will promote the STARTUP Progrem. Associate

Contractor liaison personnel may be augmented as necessary by

specialists assigned on a temporary basis froa the home plant.

6.6.2 Design Changes

Drawing procedure and specification changes accomplished by design

liaison personnel will be limited to those changes requiring

expedient handling to support the schedules and will be consistent

with the technical responsibilities of their parent design engineer-

ing group@. Engineering design responsibility will be retained by

the hone plant design organizations.

6.7 Facility ?hintenance

Bilding repair, alteration, and utility installation will be

executed by boeing. Requirements will be generated by the applicable

uling contractor and forvarded to the STARTUP Base Nhnagar.

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S 6.7.1 Plant Services and Housekeeping

janitorial and housekeeping services vill be provided by Boeing

on a scheduled basis. Requests for off-sebedule services by

Associate Contractors shall be directed to the STARTUP Base

)Manager.

6.8 Aqipment Maintenance

The Boeing Company vill maintain all support equipment owned and

operated by Boeing as part of the A&C/O STARTUP Program. Equip-

ment owned and operated by Associate Contractors will be maintained

by the respective associate contractor. Existing Boeing facilities

and manpower will be provided for this purpose.

6.8.1 Severable Capital Equipment

Severable capital equipment consisting of office furniture such

as de'4ks, chairs, cabinets, etc. wiin be provided and maintained

by Boeing. Typical office equipment includes desks, blackboards,

bulletin boards, file cabinets, book shelfs, waste paper baskets,

etc.

6.9 Secretarial Support

Te Boeing Cmpany will provide secretarial support to Associate

Contractors and BSD/STL as required and established in Le-30090,

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6.10 Vegpon fystem Maintenance

The Boeing Company vill be responsible for the maintenance of all

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I6.10 qeaou system equipment Installed In t MU/AO I• M AM• 1'eUt,.

teehnieal support wilbe provided as required in aceordance vith

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C.1 Food Service

Soe following services V•il be provided by Boeingi

A. Cafeteria service at the Boeing Ikettle facilities on a

scheduled basis,

S. Food truck service in or near the IAMWUP aeility.

6.12 Lira Service

Research data, militwa specifications, periodiealD etee. will be

a vide la le for Associate Contractors' use by the Boeing Techni-

eel Lbrary. In the event requested data cannot be obtained from

this sonure, the Boeing Library vwil, upon request# Initiate steps

to obtain these data from local Public Libraries.

6.13 feproduction

Soeing will provide certain reproduction facilities consisting of

white print, Xero, .adtilith, verlfax.aad ditto machines for Boeing

and Associate Contractor use. Requests for reproduction will be sub-

mitted on a reproduction requisition form furnished by Being, and

will allow a reasonable time for processing the work. Requests for

reroductio of alassifiqd data will be submitted by written request

a signed by -an Associate Contractor to Boeing security-cleaed

moitcr. All classified data requests will be routed through Boeing

Secret Control UMt for proper checking• recording ad issuing*.

(Reproduction requests in substantial volume from Associate

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6.13 tractorsvill be coordinated through. the local Boeing Rspreduc.te it( fm eatheri)at e Boeing personnele wil operate ana

maintain all reproduction machines.

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Boeing vili provide a central filing service vith adequate space

to contain blueprints# engineering dravings and specifications

or supporting the 8WAR Program. Thu filing service viil be

provided for ISD/8?L and Associate Contractors. Boeing viii also

provide security-cleared personnel to operate the files, to keep

charge-out records, and replace obsolete drawngs, specifications,

eto. with revisions. Personnel of each Associate Contractor and

BWWSXL vith adeoqate security clearanes, may charge out classified

"data an a need-to-knov basis.

6.15 Photographic Service

Boeing photogreaphers vill be utillsed an an as-requir•ed basis and

vwil be capable of providing still and motion picture service, In

both black and whites, end color for the adequate coverage of the

WPARM assembly and checkout. Brozul processing facilities are

available for printing wad enlaring. Boeing theaters and projectors

aW be scheduled for use by B•D/8W and the Associate COntractors

their mneil reqIrements, upon request to the W OANW Base Miaser.

Vosum photorphic requirements by UWM% and Associate Contrao-

t* da be cocrditate through ths 8T~ Base Mbag"e.

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(6.16 Accounting Service

Boeing vinl provide expenditure Cost Acceunting and general

accounting through the use of existing ASD Finance General

Accounting Facilities. Associate Contractors and BSD/SrL vill

provide their own accounting services as required.

6.17 Safety

Safety practices and requirements shall be in accordance with

applicable material safety conditions and Contractor safety

practices. Specific compliance shall be made to portions of the

following National codes:

A. American Standards Association

"( ' B. National Board of Fire Underwriters

C. National Electric Code

For planning purposes, Boeing document t2-6915 reference (d),

entitled "Seattle Test Program Safety and Fire Protection Proce-

dures" shall be adopted for use in the STARTUP Program.

1.7 .1 SafetY Procedures and Standrdls

All safety procedures will be in corpliance with Boeing Directives

and policies as set forth in document 12-7920 entitled "Safety

Pftorns Plan% All safety standards "ul be in accordance with

document me°9549 entitled "Safety Standarda".

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S6.18 Fire Protection

Boeing will provide and service fire extinguishers for the 8TARUP

area, where hand-type fire extinguishers are considered adequate

for good safety practices. Boeing will also provide a protection

plan for servicing areas and, standby fire fighting equipment and

personnel. Sprinkler and deluge systems installed in the STAIME

facilities will be inspected and serviced by Boeing. The Boeing

Comapany will monitor Associate Contractor practices for adherence

with civic and industrial fire prevention regulations.

6.19 Personnel Rousing

Responsibility for personnel housing rests with each Associate

( Contrtctor or individnal. Any available information concerning

local housing, however, wbll be provided to Associate Contractor

rnd BSD/SXL personnel vpon reques3t to the STAITUP Base anasgcr.

)otel accomodations end travel reservations for incoming personnel

should be arren:d for by each Associate Contractor and BSD/,M•.

A travel office is provided at The Boeing Wompany plant, and may be

utilized by all BSD/STL and Associate Contractor participating in

the SVJARP P'rogram for travel on official business.

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hops viii be provided by Boeing to support Associate Contractor

requirements for the STARTUP Progr•a. The Boeing shops will include

/ a machine shop, carpenter shop, cbeet metal shop, paint shop, and

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6.20 electrical shop. Boeing personnel will be provided. Work vill be(Cont d)

accomplished on a work order basis, coordinated through the STARTUP

Base Mnager. Typical Jobs that can be done are:

A. Support for installation, maintenance and repair of weapon

system equipment.

B. Limited manufacture or rework of parts for maintenance,

modification, and repair of weapon system equipment.

C. Installation maintenance and repair of severable capital

equipment.

D. Packing and crating of equipment for shipment.

6.20.1 Calibration and Certification Laboratory

Boeing will provide and operate a calibration and certification

laboratory. This laboratory vill contain the necessary standards

to certify Associate Contractor supplied instruments and measuring

equipment. Each Associate Contractor will provide calibration/

certification procedures for his equipment. Boeing will, in

coordination with the affected Associate Contractor, provide the

required standard. Boeing's Qaality Control Group will perform

inspection of activities in the Certification Laboratory in

accordance vwth mutually established procedures.

6.21 Treaur7 Stores

A general purpose store will be maintained by Boeing to support

all Associate. Contractors in the A&C/O STARTUP Program. The store

Is sealed "Treasury Stores" and will contain non-accountable items

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"6.21 such as standard AN parts, nuts, bolts, rashers, electronic tubes,(Qorit'd)

red strxrs and cap-citorsp soap, paper towels, etc. It may contain

arasi accoQntable items required to suppott the facility or general

paxrpose equipment, but will not contain those accountable items

of the Weapon System. These will be kept in the Boeing "Production

Storesw of the CSA.

6.21.1 Issuing of Stores

Boeing will establish procedures to insure the proper control and

usage of non-accountable items. Stores issued to Associate Con-

tractors in excess of normal anticipated usage will be coordinated

through the STARTUP Base Manager for authorization.

6.21.2 Replenishment of Stock

Stock t411 be repleni.,hed by -The Boeing Company, such a AN

stariurds, janitoriml supplies, etc., as required.

6.22 Parking and Yard Aren

Parkfr and yard facilities will be provided by Boeing for use by

BSD/,IT and all Associate Contractors. MYintenance of parking and

yard areas will be accomplished by Boeing. Parking within the

fenced security areas will be restricted. The Boeing Security

Ofrice vill provide instructions to the STARTUP Base linager,

governing requests for access to these areas.

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I 6.23 Qzaitz Control

j The caslty Control agmisaticev Wider the Fjo am inistrative

i•treetio of the BAMRT Use Yasnger wnd the policy direction

of the snuwman Qality Control M)nagers dIrete a31 Q4allty

Control activities of the Assembly and Checkout UTAW Program.

ftese activities in•clde reeeiving shippiMg storage and servicing

of eeS tj It io testin&g. eul-braticun modifications

rerpaiz a mainteance as necessary to accoeplish Program

objeeotvee.

The Ql~ty Control Organ~satich also monitors configuration

acutrao2 as defined In Doomment D2-6920 entitled '31414 Configull-

tics and contabilty Control'.

6.24DIMspoal Service

'oe Dkosing Oonany vi utilize existing facilities to provide

"dspoeal service.

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The Equipment requirements for the STARTUP Program are tabulated

with 'on-dock* dates and quantity requirements in Boeing Document

2.30177, entitled "WS-133B R&D Master Equipment Document'.

The detail responsibilities for development, control and publica-

tion of the above document are established in AFBSD Exhibit 61-52,

entitled "Documentation and Control of Equipment Schedules and

Allocations".

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8.0 PFESONM REqUIREMENrs

The accumulative equivalent manpower for STARTUP, as currently

irograwned, starts in December of 1962, and peaks at 78 in

February of 1964, as depicted in Figure 8-1. The requirements

are a month-by-month breakout, by category, and includes an

overtime allowance of five per cent. It is noted that the above

figures show only administrative personnel for Associate Contractors.

BSD/STL personnel requirements have been purposely omitted. Require-

ments in these two categories will be revised to reflect the

cmnmttments negotiated during development of the STARTUP System

lategration Plan, scheduled for completion by June 28, 1963,

Further, revisions will be as specified in Section 1.2 of this

- document, and is maintained current in Boeing Document D2-30071,

*A&C/O STATUP Program Plrnw.

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