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Y -- THE DEMILITARIZATION OF UNIFIED FILL FACILITIES AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS STORAGE AREAS IN UKRAINE SOL DTRA01-99-R-0015 POC Tanya Stasiuk, Negotiator, (703) 326-8714, Edward L. Archer, Contracting Officer, (703) 326-8506 WEB: "Click here to access the DTRA Current Solicitations, http://www.dswa.mil/dswaproc/curproc.htm. E-MAIL: "Click here to contact the contract specialist via, Tanya.Stasiuk@DTRA.MIL. Y -- The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) is planning to issue a Request for Proposal not earlier than March 23, 1999 for work in support of demilitarization of two SS-19 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Unified Fill Facilities (UFF) and three Nuclear Weapon Storage Areas (NWSAs) in Ukraine. The contractor shall demilitarize: the UFFs, which include the unsymmetrical di-methyl hydrazine (UDMH) and nitrogen tetroxide storage, transfer, dispensing, and purging facilities as well as the associated support buildings located at the SS-19 ICBM bases at Pervomaysk, Khmelnitiski, and Makarov; the NWSAs located at Pervomaysk, Khmelnitski, and Makarov; and the support buildings associated with each. The demilitarization process may involve any or all of the following five functional processes: neutralization, decontamination, dismantlement, removal, and elimination (demolition). The required contractual services include, but are not limited to: project coordination; management support; project planning and scheduling; engineering (construction, civil, environmental, and chemical); project status/progress reporting; development of neutralization, decontamination, dismantlement, removal, and elimination (demolition) procedures; development of safety and emergency response procedures; the actual operations involved in the demilitarization of the UFFs, NWSAs, and maintenance/support facilities; restoration of the excavated areas; and, salvage, transfer, and disposal operations. Services also include the purchase, lease, or rental of construction equipment and supplies required to accomplish the work efforts. It is anticipated that the work will begin in FY99 and be completed in FY2002. A mandatory site visit to Pervomaysk, Khmelnitski, and Makarov, Ukraine is tentatively planned for the week of April 19, 1999. Each interested party shall submit by fax the names, date of birth, place of birth and passport numbers of a maximum of two individuals to attend the mandatory site visit to Tanya Stasiuk within seven days of the RFP issue date. Interested parties are responsible for ensuring that named individuals have valid passports and visas. The subject solicitation shall be provided only on the DTRA Procurement Page web link at http://www.dswa.mil. No paper solicitation will be issued. Amendments which may be released (including questions and answers) will also appear on the Procurement Page web link and will not be preceded by written notification. It will ultimately be the responsibility of interested parties to view the home page frequently to note any changes or updates. For information contact Tanya Stasiuk at phone (703) 326-8714 or fax (703) 810-4691. Posted 03/03/99 (W-SN304222). (0062)

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