Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Procurement Department, L-650, P. O. Box 5012, Livermore, CA 94551

R -- STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT AND FISSILE MATERIALS DESPOSITION TECHNICAL SUPPORT POC John Tennyson (510) 423-2383 The University of California, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), is seeking sources for Stockpile Management and Fissile Materials DISposition Technical Support which shall be accomplished with an experienced staff that on an ''as needed'' task oriented basIs can augment LLNL teams conducting the various stockpile management or fissile material disposition and storage activities. All subcontracted technical support staff must work at the LLNL site. Office space, any needed computer equipment or other supplies will be provided. Stockpile Management areas of technical support require technical engineering expertise in the highly specialized manufacturing areas of Stockpile Management, Secondary fabrication, High Explosive (HE) fabrication, and Pit fabrication. Expertise will be required to assist in programmatic environmental impact statement (PEIS) ANALYSES, manufacturing simulation assessments, establishing facility and equipment designs, conducting trade-off studies and performing upgrade evaluations of aging facilities. The analyses, assessments and evaluations may include development of process flow diagrams, general arrangement drawings, mechanical flow diagrams, equipment lists, process simulation models, staffing and operation plans, D&D plans, schedules, cost estimates and facility modification plans. Fissile Materials DISposition areas of support require a subcontractor knowledgeable in assessing the facilities, equipment and processes required for immobilization, GEOLOGIC DISPOSAL, STORAGE, and deep borehole disposal of excess plutonium and for burning of plutonium in existing reactors. Expertise will be required to assist in environmental analyses (PEIS), simulation assessments in establishing facility and equipment designs, conducting trade-off studies, and performing upgrade evaluations of existing facilities. The analyses, assessments and evaluations may include development of process flow diagrams, general arrangement drawings, mechanical flow diagrams, equipment lists, process simulation models, staffing and operating plans, D&D plans, schedules, cost estimates and facility modification plans. Interested firms should respon with a description of qualifications with respect to the foregoing or related fields. A DOE ''Q'' Security clearance is mandatory for the above work. The small business size standard applicable to the proposed acquisition is $13.5 million dollars in sales as defined by the Standard Industrial Code 8711. Firms qualifying as a small business with respect to this standard should so state. Responses are required on or before December 4, 1995. Firms responding to this announcement which fail to provide the required information will not be considered for inclusion into any resulting source list. Facsimile and telephone responses will not be accepted. This notice is to assist the University in determining the potential for competition; no solicitation is currently available. (0317)

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