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Ireturn $425,000 to Program 33-96-01-001. I [DescriPtion: The purpose of this requisition is

to create a new Task Order under BPA No.

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Hamilton to provide SETA support for the Homeland

Securi.ty Science and Technology Advisory

committee (HSSl'ACl, as deta~led in the attached

Statement of Nark.

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Statement of Work entitled: Homeland

Sewcurity Science and Technology Advisory

Cammi t c ee (HSS1'AC l

The terms and conditions of the Blanket

Purchase Agreement, HSHQPA-OS-A-00058

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IDelivery : 365 Days After A'.ard The total amount of award: $424,960.00. The obligation for this award is shown in box 26.

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Systems Engineering

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Technical Assistance

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TASK ORDER

Statement of Work

Homeland Security Science and Technology Advisory Committee (H88TAC)

Department of Homeland Security

Science and Technology Directorate

OIlS (8&1')

REVISED October 25, 2007

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Statement of Work

This Timc and Matcl'ialslLabor HODI' Statement of Work (T&MfLHSOW) provides for Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) within the Science and Technology Directorate (S&T). SETA SUppOI1 will includc program and tcchnicalmanagemcnt, program plmming and oversight, technical evaluation, project analysis, risk mitigation, data development and managcment, and other financial, human resources, information technology, sccurity, general administrative, and technical support for current, potential, and proposed DHS technology programs. DHS S&T

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requires this support to conduct its research projects more effectively and efficiently, and to facilitate its efforts to introduce and enhance tcchnological products, services, systems, and capabilities to Federal, statc, local, and tribal law enforcement organizations.

1.2 Mission

The mission of DHS is to: Lead the unified national effort to secure the United States. Thc Department will prevent and deter terrorist attacks and protect against and respond to threats and hazards to the nation. DHS ensurc safe and secure borders, welcome lawful immigrants and visitors, and promote the free-flow of commerce.

The mission of DHS (S&T) is to: Conduct, stimulatc and enable research, development, test, evaluation and timely transition of homeland security capabilitics to Federal, state and local operational end-users. S&T coordinates and conducts the nation's homeland security research and development needs.

S&T, established by the Homeland Security Act 0/2002 (P.L. 107-296), has the primary responsibility for research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT &E) efforts in support of the Department of Homeland Security's mission. This responsibility includcs establishing Department-wide ROT&E priorities, goals, and objectives; coordinating and integrating the Department's ROT &E activities; and conducting basic and applied RDT&E activities that are relevant to the Department through both intramural and extramural programs.

S&T develops and manages an integrated program of science and technology from basic research through technology transition to our customers: the operating components ofDHS, state and local governments, and private sector entities. The managers of these programs are predominantly active scientists and engineers in the many disciplines relevant to homeland security. They are guided by a multi-tiered investment strategy and review process based on higher guidance and the stated needs of our customers. The basic research portfolio addresses the long-term research and development needs for the Department in sciences of enduring relevance to homeland secUlity. The transition portfolio, administercd by the Director of Transition, is designed to provide mission-capability relevant technology in support of the Department's acquisition programs and is slaved to customer needs through a customer led Integrated Product Team (IFT) process that includes the relevant S&T managers, Department acquisition managers, and, if appropriate, representatives of the end users of the technology. The innovation portfolio, administered by the Director oflnnovation/HSARPA, promotes revolutionary changes in technologies with a focus on prototyping and deploying technologies critical to the security of the homeland. This balanced portfolio produces capabilities ofhigh technical quality responsive to homeland security requirements.

S&T's program management is organized in six technical divisions with three portfolio directors. S&T administers a coordinated university-based system of centers of excellence aligned with the six technical divisions, and, through directed programs, provides educational and research opportunities for students and beginning invcstigators who will be homeland security'S scientists and engineers of the future. DHS S&T also is responsible for coordinating the Department's test and evaluation (T&E) activities, which is done through

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the T &E and Standards Division. The Special Programs Division and the Interagency and International Programs Division contribute to the mission ofDHS S&T by maintaining a worldwide homeland security science and technology monitoring and analysis effort. The Business Operations, Services, and Human Capital Division; the Strategy, Policy, and Budget Division; and the Corporate Communications Division provide business support to DHS S& T at large. Details regarding these duties and organizations arc provided in the STORM.

S&T's responsibilities are:

I. Advising the Secretary regarding research and development efforts and priorities in support of the Department's missions. 2. Developing, in consultation with other appropriate executive agencies, a national policy and strategic plan for; identifying priorities, goals, objectives and policies for; and coordinating the Federal Government's civilian efforts to identify and develop countermeasures to chemical, biological, and other emerging terrorist threats, including the development of comprehensive, research-based definable goals for such efforts and development of annual measurable objectives and specific targets to accomplish and cvaluate the goals for such efforts. 3. Supporting the National Protcction & Programs Directorate (NPPD) and Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) by assessing and testing homeland security vulnerabilities and possible threats. 4. Conducting basic and applied research, dcvelopment, demonstration, testing, and evaluation activities that is relevant to any or all elements of the Department, through both intramural and extramural programs, except that such responsibility does not extend to human health-related or radiological/nuclear research and development activities. 5. Establishing priorities for directing, funding, and conducting national research,

development, test and evaluation, and procurement of technology and systems for

detecting, preventing, protecting against, and responding to terrorist attacks.

6. Establishing a system for transferring homeland security developments or technologies

to Federal, state, local government, tribal, and private sector entities.

7. Entering into work agreements, joint sponsorships, contracts, or any other agreements

with the Department ofEnergy regarding the use and SUppOlt of the science and

technology base at the National Laboratories or sites.

8. Collabomting with the Secretary of Agriculture and the Attorney General as provided

in section 212 ofthe Agricultural Bioterrorism Protection Act of2002 (7 U.S.C. 8401), as

amended by section 1709(b).

9. Collaborating with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Attorncy

General in determining any new biological agents and toxins that shall be listed as

"select agents" in Appendix A ofpart 72 oftitle 42, Code of Federal Regulations,

pursuant to section 351A of the Public Healtll Service Act (42 U.S.C. 262a).

10. Supporting U.S. leadership in science and technology.

I!. Establishing and administering the primary research and development activities of the

Department, including the long-term research and development needs and capabilities for

clements of the Department.

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12. Coordinating and integrating all research, development, demonstration, testing, and evaluation activities of the Department. 13. Coordinating with other appropriate executive agencies developing and carrying out the science and technology agenda of the Department to reduce duplication and identify unmet needs. 14. Developing and overseeing the administration of guidelines for merit review of research and development projects throughout the Department and for the dissemination of research conducted or sponsored by the Department.

Recognizing the special contribution that basic research has contributed to the technological development, which is our greatest asymmetric advantage, the Congress has entrusted special responsibility in DHS to proactively nurture, cultivate, and invest in basic research (in academia, research laboratories, industry, government laboratories, etc.) with the knowledge that such sustained investment has and wifl continue to materially advance the capability ofour operational components.

The S&T Directorate is a portfolio organization. Portfolio directors are responsible for S&T portfolio programming, planning, budgeting, and oversight and Division Heads are responsible for S&T line execution. The portfolio directors for Research, Innovation, and Transition and the Division Heads report directly to the Under Secretary (V/S) in the performance ofthcir duties. S&T Divisions collaborate with one another and the portfolio directors to deliver innovative, substantial, and relevant science and technology for DHS Customers.

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This SOW defines the general requirements necessary to support the Homeland Security Science and Technology Advisory Committee (HSSTAC).

The Homeland Security Science and Technology Advisory Committee (HSSTAC) was established under the authority provided in the Homeland Security Act of 2002 (Public Law 107296), as amended by Public Laws 108-334 and 109-347. This committee was established in accordance with and shall operate under the provisions of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA),5 U.S.C. App.

Mision

The mission of the HSSTAC is to be a source ofindepcndent scientific and technical planning advice for the Under Secretary for Science and Technology. The scope of the HSSTAC's activities is as follows:

The Committee's activities focus on the responsibilities of the Under Secretary tor Science and Technology to organize the Nation's scicntific and technological resources to prevent or mitigate the effects of catastrophic terrorism against the United States, and of catastrophic natural events, including both sponsorship and coordination of research and development efforts for this purpose.

The Committee makes recommendations with respect to the activities of the Under Secretary for Science and Technology, including identifying research areas ofpotential importance to thc security ofthe Nation. The Committee is concerned with matters relating to science, technology, research, engineering, new product development (including demonstration and deployment), business processes, emergency response, cargo security technology, and other matters of special interest to the Department of Homeland Security.

The Committee assists the Under Secretary in establishing mission goals for the future; advises on whether the policies, actions, managemcnt processes, and organization constructs of the Science and Technology Directorate are focused on mission objectives; advises on whether the research, development, test, evaluation, and systems engineering activities are properly resourced (in terms ofcapital, financial, and human resources) to accomplish the objectives; identifies outreach activities (particularly in accessing and developing, where necessary, the industrial base of the Nation); and reviews the technical quality and relevance ofthe Directorate's programs.

Upon request, the Committee provides scientifically- and technically-based advice to the Homeland Security Advisory Council. Conversely, the Committee draws, when needed, on the expertise of outside advisory groups for independent advice on speci lic technical and policy matters.

Description of Duties

The HSSTAC makes recommendations with respect to the activities orthe Under Secretary for Science and Technology. The duties of the HSSTAC are solely advisory in nature.

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The Under Secretary for Science and Technology provides an Executive Director and the necessary support staff to manage the day-Io-day operations of the HSSTAC.

1.3 Scope

1.3.1 Delivery of Services:

Outputs may take the form of information, advice, opinions, allematives, analyses, recommendations, program and technical management, program planning and oversight, technical evaluation, training andlor services to complement the Govemment's technical expertise in accomplishing its mission.

Other service performance disciplines may include: risk mitigation, database development and management, and other financial, administrative and technical support for current, potential, andlor proposed DHS technology programs. DHS requires this support to conduct its mission projects more effectively and facilitate its efforts to introduce and enhance technological products, services, systems, and capabilities to Federal, state, and local law enforcement organizations.

The nature of this work wiII at times require the contractor to be able to respond quickly to stringent deadlines. Most positions will require security clearances for required assistance. Special Access Programs may be included in these requirements up to and including TOP SECRET/Special Compattmented Information erS/SCI). All positions as a minimum will require a suitability clearance and may require an Interim SECRET clearance. This level of clearance is considered included in the scope of this SOW.

1.3.2 Required Level of Support:

To accomplish the level of effort required of this SOW, the Contractor shall providc qualitied management and technical support as set forth in this SOW.

The Government estimates SETA employce requirements could expand in the out-years at a 5 to 20% rate.

Sample job categories include, but arc not limited to:

Administrative Specialist Facilities Coordinator (to include a Facilities/Property Support Specialist) Financial Analyst (senior and junior) Graphic Artist Information Technology Specialist (scnior and junior) Systems Engineer Lead Program Manager Management Analyst (scnior, mid-level, junior) Security Specialist (physical and information security)

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o Lead Scientist SeniorlProject SCientist (multi-disciplinary to include Chemical-Biological,

High-Explosive, Threat and Vulnerability Testing and Assessmcnt, Critical Infrastructurc Protection, Standards Development and Testing)

o Senior Project Manager Support Specialist (senior and junior levels to provide clerical, administrative.

account tracking, security operations, time-sensitive planning (focused on mission planning and operations), procurement assistance (including Life Cycle Cost analysis), and human resources support to all Business Units)

Technical Writer Human Resources Assistant (HR,) and HR Program Specialists

Tlte abolle do IIOt reflect, 1101' sltould tlley be considered, a complete alld filial listing of all tlte Govel"llmellts' comprellensive reqlliremellts. This ollly is all estimate ofpotelltial workload. Requiremellts may be added amI/or modijied depelldillg UpOI/ cltmtges ill DHS (S&1) priorities amI/or emergeltt taskillg during tlte course ofeaclt cOlltract year. Required Staffillg call be produced witlt a multitude ofconfigurations alld positioll titles to be defilled by tlte Govel"llmellt without SOW modijicatiolt as they are idelltijied.

1.3.3 Required Skills and Technical Background The Contractor shall provide personnel who can serve as integralmcmbers ofthe DHS S&T Divisions to which they are assigned. SET A contract personnel sImI I provide support in managing certain aspects ofS&T programs, including supporting daY-lo-day program management. providing and managing office facilities, managing ongoing operations. providing meeting planning and arrangement services, providing physical and information security, and supporting the upgrade and/or design, testing, procuremcnt, and deployment of S&T equipment andlor services.

Thc Contractor shall provide Engineering and Technical Assistance as follows (Note: The Government reserves the right to add others as S&T work requirements evolve.):

a. Pl'Ogram Management: The Contractor shall assign one Program Manager to act as the point ofcontact for task management, to include tracking all tasks assigncd under this delivery order, monitoring the progress ofContractor pcrformance on these tasks. and providing the deliverables required under this Performance Based Statement of Work.

1) Reviews/Mectings. The Progranl Manager shall, as needed, conduct technical interfaces and meetings between Contractor and S&T personnel. These meetings shall be both working and fomlal sessions to review overall program efforts. The Program Manager shall provide monthly cost and performance reporting ofall assigned tasks. The contents and formats of the reports shall be specified in the Contract Managemcnt Plan (see paragraph 2.1 below). At a minimum, these reports shall includc: highlights ofsupport provided, expenditures, projected expenditures for the next reporting period and 10 telm,

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and major issues affecting cost and perfonnance. The costs portion ofthe report shall be structured to enable ready discernment ofcost trends, projections, and variances. The Program Manager shall be qualified to act as the Contractor's single point ofcontact for all technical and administrative matters related to this delivery order.

2) Specialized Technical Program Support: The Contractor shall provide specialized technical program support to key S&T programs and functions. This assistance shall support a wide range of S&T functions, including policy and procedure development and ovcrsight, financial, task and activity tracking, human resources management, and strategic and management planning.

3) Personnel Availability: The Contractor shall ensure the availability of technically qualified personnel required for performance of tasks assigned under this delivery order. Some individuals will require specialized skills and experience necessary for effective support ofS&T technology programs. The skills and technical backgrounds required may include, but not be limited to: biological, chemical, high explosive coulltenneasures; critical infrastructure protection; standards development and testing; threat vulnerability testing and assessment. The Program Manager shall assure the tcchnical quality and timeliness of work perfonned under all authorized tasks.

h. Systems Engineering: The Contractor shall provide data collection and analyses of user requirements and of existing and emerging systems, capabilities, and technologies. The Contractor also shall provide engineering and technical support in the assessment, evaluation, and testing of existing and emerging technologies, systems, and capabilities. The Contractor shall support the development and production of architectures, org

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systems analysis, engineering, design, and evaluation, to include equipment software procuremcnt, integration, and/or installation.

f. Integrated Logistics Support and Training: The Contractor shall provide rcviews of S&T logistics and/or training requirements, assess training and/or maintenance support requirements, provide recommendations for improvements, and conduct training support specially tailored for S&T systems users, supervisors, and technicians.

g. Executive-Level Program Support: The Contractor shall provide executive-level support in program planning, assessment, and advice in the following areas: strategic and operational planning, infrastructure enhancement, and new program conceptual development.

h. Proposal Review Process Support: Integration of new technologies and upgrades into current and future systcms.

i. Graphics Support: The Contractor shall provide graphics design, printing, publishing, wide format imaging and photo graphic support scrviccs in support of S&T program communications.

1.3.4 Security Clearance Requirements

Paragraph 1.3.1 of the BPA (HSHQPA-05-A-00058; modification P00013) states "All contractor personnel employed under this contract, including sub-contractors, are required to have a suitability check. The nature of this work will at times require a Secret (Interim Sccret acceptable); or a TOP SECRET Clearance. The need for a Secret or Top Secret clearance will be stated in the applicable Task Order SOW. This tasking requires access to classified material up to and including Secret.

1.3.5 Travel

Domestic and International travel to prepare for and assist in the conduct of conferences and other significant meetings will be requircd in connection with this task order. Domestic travel requires the advanced approval of the Blanket Purchase Agrcement (BPA) Contraeling Officer's Technical Representative (COTR) Arnold Gritzke. International travel requires the approval from both the BPA COTR and the Contracting Officer. Travelers are required to submit a trip report to the BPA COTR within fivc working days following the completion of travel.

1.4 Points of Contact

Contracting Officer (CO)

Ms. Brenda Brady

Office ofProcurement Operations

Department ofHomeland Security

Washington, DC 20005

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Phone: 2 Fax: 202-254-5392

Brenda.Bradyavdhs.gov

Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA)

Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR)

Mr. Arnold R. Gritzke

DHS, Science and Technology Directorate

Washington, DC 20005

Phone:

Fax: 202-254-5392

Contracting Officer's Technical Rcp.esentative (COTR) Mr. Arnold Gritzkc

DHS, Science and Technology Directorate

Washington, DC 20005

Phone:

Fax: 202-254-6178

arnold.gritzkeKi'dhs.gov

1.5 Location of Work

It is anticipated that the majority of the required work will be perfornlCd at the Government Site or in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area. Some emergent off-site work may be required, particularly during emergencies.

The location of the Government place ofperfonnanee is:

Department of Homeland Security

Science and Technology Directorate

Washington, D.C. 20005

1.6 Period of Performance

This Task Order is expected to commence on 1 December 2007 and continue through 30 November 2008. As additional funding is made available, the perfornlancc period of the Task Order may be extended and the ceiling price for the Task Order increased accordingly.

2.0 CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Tasks: Contractor support is needed to assist with the implementation of the following task area objectives:

Monthly and End ofYellr Program Status Reports: The PM is required to deliver monthly cost and pcrfonnancc reporting of tasks assigned. At a minimum, reports shall include: highlights of support provided, expenditures, and projected expenditures for the next reporting

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period and to tenn, and major issues affecting cost and perfommnce. Thc cost portions of the reports shall be structured to enable ready discernment ofcost trends, projections, and variances. Reports also shall address problems or issues identified during the previous month and those still unresolved from previous reports. The required delivery dates and [onnals ofthe reports shall be specified in the SOW Management Plan. End ofyear reports also shall be provided at a period following the completion ofthe basic year and each option year (as executed). The delivery date for these reports shall be in accordance with the SOW Management Plan.

Deliverables: The SETA Contractor shall provide technical, science and technology infonnation and studies to support the Department of Homeland Security as required in the performance of the work specified in the SOW. The Contractor shall perlbnn and/or deliver the following:

Item Description Reference Format/Nr. Delivery Schedule

Monthly and End of Contract Year 2.1 Contractorsll3 As required by the SO Financial and Activity Report Management Plan Other Reports as Required 2.1 Contractors!? As required

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Description: The purpose of this MODIFICATION is to re-align funding from CLIN 2 (Travel) to CLIN 1 (Labor)i and from CLIN 2 (Travel) to CLIN 3 (ODC). This modification does not include any additional funding or adjustments to scope _ or period of performance. All other details remain unchanged.

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IMPORTANT' Mart; ali pa;ckages and papet'$ ...1th cootttJ(1 anUIt OI'dcr numbef1,

DATE OF ORDER I~ONTRACT NO ORDER NOI 11/21/2008 HSHQPA-OS-A-000S8/POOOOl HSHQDC-D8-J-00026/POOODl

ITEM NO.

(A)

SUPPUESISERVICES

(8)

aUANTITY ORDERED

(e)

UNIT

(O)

UNIT PRICE

(E)

AMOUNT

(F)

QUANTITY ACCEPTED

(G)

0003

product/Service code: R425 Product/Service Description: ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES

Change Item 0003 to read as follows(amount shown is the obligated amount) ;

DHS S&T HSSTAC SETA Support

-

6,000.00

TOTAL CARRIED FORWARD TO 1ST pAGE (ITEM 17{H)) OPTIOHAL fOOM :wi : .... , IIOIJI

PlflQ'Ibod by 01LA 'AAt.o.eCf ltJll11l{'I)

AMeNDMENT OF SOUCITATlON/MODlFICAnON OF CONTRACT

U,S. Depe. of Homeland security Office of Procurement Operations S&T Acquisition Division 245 Murray Lane, SW

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U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security Office of Procurement Operations S&T Acquisition Division 245 Murray Lane, SW

410 DC

Building 410

BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON ATTENTION DIANE TARR&~ 8323 GReENSBORO DRIVE MCLEAN VA 22102-3838

OTho Ab~ rwmborcd soriC/lalionlS CUMrldtd as sot fanh In lIem 14. nlD hDUrand d4le sp!JtlfkId fcrrocctpt of Off.,. Ol~ GxllII1dOO, orfot"$ mtnlllCllnawlodllo roeolpl or this IlfIttfldmonl prior to Ul'J hwf pmi dote :specill,d III tho sPlki11l11cn or il511lf1U1\ded, by ono of tho reJowlng mclhod&: (a) 8y comploUng JlMl$ a and 15. and rolUtning oo,Plu tllthD umondmonl; (bl By ocknoYl/edqirl1 rocuipt o(1hiu llmondmllnt on Oi:Ich copY c/'lhuorronubmilltd; OI'(c) By :r:pWntfJlvtkroflohlgram which mlUdafo roro~nco \0 rho sofdtulion III'Id amendment IU/I'I1bafJ. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWlEOGEMENTTO BE nEcelVfO AT THE-PLACE DESIGNATED FOR1HE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFlEDMAY RESULT IN REJECTiON OF YOUR OFFER. If by Virtuo of Ihls arnem!monl. you deslnt to CllangD :m 'lifer Dlrtady submmad. sum chango may bo mado by !o!C1Qtar!1 Ilf loiter. provldad' ollCh !elooram 01' luHar make.:J flllDIMC'O to !he $olle~Atlon lind thill umendmont. ana Is recoivlXl pri:lrto Ihu opmlnghO'Jr lind ~tll ,puc:lficd.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRLA.llON DAl'A (ffrequlrod)

NONEOOO-OOO-SB-90-96-01-001-01-00-0000-00-00-00-00-GB-OE-25-37-000000 13. TIllS ITEM ONLY APPUES TO MODIFICATION OF CON1AACTSfORDERS. IT MODIFIES'THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO.AS OESCRISED IN ITEM 14.

Ci{ECKONS

X

A.11~iR~~~~?T~~~ ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (SpiJQfy :J!llhorily) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN IreM 14 ARE MADE IN lliE CONTRACT

9. lHEABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACTlORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE AOM!NJSTRATNe CHANGES ($ur;h a::cI!lll1gOsin payitlfl offIca, 8pproptitJfian asia, crte.] SETFORTH IN rreM 14, PURSUANT TO lHEAtffHORI'TY OFFAR 43.103(b)

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C REFERENce NO. OF OOCUtJ.ENT BEING ComTHUEO

ONTINUATION SHEET HSHQPA-OS-A-OOOSB/HSHQDC-OB-J-00026/P00002 2

NAME OF OFFEROR OR CONTRACTOR

BOOZ ALLSN HAMI~TON

'"'" NO (A)

SUPPLIESISERVICES

(B)

2. Funding, in the amount of $2.000.00, is hereby transferred from CLIN 0002 {Travel) to CL!N DOD1 (Labor).

OUANTITY UNIT

(e) (D) UNrTPRtcE

(E)

mOUNT (F)

Therefore, total CLIN 0001 funding is increased by $2,000.00 from $401,861.00 to $403,861.00; CLIN 0002 funding is decreased by $2,000.00 from $11,724.00 to $9,724.00 and CLIN 00003 funding remains unchanged at $11,375.00.

There is no NET additional funding provided.

FOB: Destination Period of Performance: 01/22/2006 to 03/19/2009

Change Item 0001 to read as is the obligated amount} :

follows(amcunt shown

0001 DRS S&T HSSTAC SETA support (CLIN 1: Labor) 2,000.00

change Item 0002 to read as is the obligated amount):

fo11ows(amount shown

0002 TRAVEL (G&A applies only no fee) (CLIN 2: Travel) product/Service code: R~2S Product/service Description: ~~GINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES

-2,000.00

Change Item 0003 to read as is the obligated amount) :

follows(amount shown

0003 DHS S&T HSSTAC SETA support 0.00

All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

OPTIONAf.. fQfUd 3:\G (4IG) S~byOOA

FAA OCFR) '3.110

11, CONTRACT 10 COOEAMENDMENT OF SOUCITATIONIMODIFICATIONOF CONTRACT IPA~b 1 PAGeS 2 2.AMfH.!DMEmflAODIFICATION tlO. 3, EFFECTIVE DATE 4. REQUISIT10NIPURCHASE REO. NO r' PROJECT NO, (lIl1Pp1i!4/J1tJJPOOOO3 RSUS-09-00065 61SSUEOBV CeQE

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U.S. Dept. of Homel.and Security u.s. Dept. of Homeland SecurityOffice of Procurement Operations Office of ProCurement OperationsS&T Acquisition Division SsT Acquisi tion Division

245 Mu.rray Lane, SW 245 Murray Lane, SW Building 410 Building 410 Washington DC 20528 Washington oc 20528 a NAUIE Nn ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR 1rJ;>~2fd.~. S/.:t$ idZIl'C4$,' 11A. AMENDMENT OF SOUCfTATION NO.

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TTENTION D!ANE TARRANT iU. DATeD {SEc ITEM J 1; 8323 GREENSBORO DRrv~ lCLEAN VA 22102-3838

10A MOOIF1CATIO~' OF CONTRACTIORDEII tiD,X IISHQl;>II-0 5-1'.-00 0 58

IISHQOC-08-J-00026

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REFERENCE NO, OF ODC\JMefiSI:ING CONll.'IlUEO CONTINUATION SHEET HSHQPA-OS-II-OOOS8/HSHQDC-08-J-00025/P00003

NAME OF OFFEROR OR C'ONTRACTOR BQOZ AI.LEN HAMILTON

rrEMNO.

(A) , SUPPLII:SISERVlCES

(B)

Period of Performance: 01/2212008 to 04/30/2009

All other terms and cooditions remain unchanged.

.,

QUANTITY

(C) NIT UNIT PRICE

(0) (E) AMOUNT

(F)

OPT/ON'M.FORMJ3!1 ("'DO) Sporlmd by GSA FAA ((II CFR) 53.110

MASTER SUBCONTRACTING PLAN

FOR UTIUZA1lON OF

SMALL BUSINESS.CONCERNS,

SMALL DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS CONCERNS,

HISTORICALLY BLACK CQLLEG.ES AtlD UNIVERSmESlMINORITY INSTITUTIONS,

WOMEN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS,

HUBZONE SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS,

VETERANoOWNED SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS,

AND SERVICE-DISABLED VETeRAN.owr;eo SMAl.!. BUSINESS CONCERNS

For tha Period 1 March 2005 through 29 February 2008

SUBMITTED BY:

BOOZ Al.!.EN HAMILTON INC. 8283 GREENSBORO DRIVE MCLEAN, VA 22102-'1838

February 28, 2005

This Me_Subccntracling Plan Is established to be consistent with tho Intent and requilemenls of Public Laws 95-507, 9lHi61, 100-180, 10Q.6SS, 103-135, 10a.355.end.l06-50,lmplemenUngthe PI\lvisions as they apply 10 smaO business COricems, small dl,tI(!vanlage(j business concerns, h1storlcaiiy black coUIIg8II and unlvarsitleslmlnOllty InstltuUons, WOInelHlWl1oosmaU buslnlias COncems, HUBZone small buBiness concerns, and veleran'owned small buslneu concerns. and senlicWl1od small boerneOlJ cxmcema. and fa to be used by Booz Allen HamUfon tn'c . in ptrrtormtng contructs n8go~atoo wi',h agancles af the l1nlted Slates GovemmenL

This plan applies to Booz Alien Hamilton's Worldwide Technlogy Business..

Approvel SlgnatunI':

PI".)yJ iN S_ll,,-g. -Dr. RalpWShrader _. Chairman and CEO

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