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Modification No. 005 to Contract No. NRC-33-11-325 US NRC - Ho ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION MAIL STOP 3WFN-05-C64MP WASHINGTON DC 20555-0001 DELL SERVICES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INC 8270 WILLOW OAKS CORPORATE DR FATRFAX VA 220314514 The abow ma tered so- I ", Manerided m set fat in Ieto 141 The hour an da* cqilledf McWs of Ofrs -j isaexied. jis no exisixid Oilers rrujaeanolivedge MeOWfof Iftharrniernta prior to Viaehour arid dabespecifed in tife solofajon of -s aryunded , by one of Stefojowbig me~oda: (a) By owaripleligi itemr 8arid 15.arid raftmn __ __ copon of Mtewm~enhnun (b) By adwinoviedgtogiaoWdp of Viis anandelefit on each copy ofte o~w taibiiftied; or (c) By seper letter or tetegm whch Incudkes a ref• n o owe imiaon d nwKkTmnbem FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDOGEMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PFRORTO THE HOUR AMD DATESPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER Ifby vfte of tis antendyient you desi to dvage an offer saready ab e. wih dmwte May be nsde by elefgramor letter. 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DESCRIPTION Or AMENDMENT/hOOIFICATION (OtWimnd by UGF sOn hejriqas indudV 3O&5•8i6tO•tfnt stct nta where teasti) The purposes of this modification are to modify the Schedule of Supplies or Services to add CLINs that are within scope and delete CLINs that are no longer required. See the following pages for a listing of the CLINs added and deleted, and the revised Schedule of Supplies or Services (Attachment 1). Total Obligated Amount: N/A (Funds are obligated under individual task orders) Total Order Ceiling: $252,075,339.00 (Unchanged) Period of Performance: February 18, 2011 - May 17, 2015 (Unchanged) ExPi - prvided herm. d teans and 0m1nr1 d•oxa• g1rilfftcd in Ite•a Aor 10A, asherejore o 1SA NAM.EAND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or P"nt NSN 754&0O1-1524070 Provi"s 111 tl Prescied byGSA 1$3243 0 5 S UN S 1 REVcI E-WV M PLJU FAR (42CFR j;TMRPLAlt - I Contract No. NRC-33-11-325, Modification No. M0005 The table below lists all CLINs added to the Schedule of Supplies or Services (see Att. 1 - Revised Price Schedule). These CLINs cover all work performed under NRC-33-11-325-T002 ('Task Order Two") and NRC-HQ-10-14-T-0003 ("Task Order Three") through modification nine. Item # DESCRIPTION UNIT TYPE (GuIN) ________ EU08A MXI Drives (32GB) Per User EU09 Multiuser Personal Monochrome Laser Printer Per User EU09A Multiuser Personal Color Laser Printer Per User EU09B Network Color Laser Printer Per User EU09C Network Monochrome Laser Printer Per User EU09D Personal Multifunction Inkjet Printer Per User EU38 Print Page for Color Per Page EU41 Additional Standard Software Per User EU42 High Performance Laptops Per User EU43 High Performance Desktops Per User EU44 44' Tech Plotter Per Unit EU45 42" Photo Plotter Per Unit EU46 Dell Precision T5500 64bit Dual Processor 1TB HD Per User EU47 Dell Precision T5500 64bit Dual Processor 2 600GB HDs Per User EU48 Dell Precision T7500 64bit Dual Processor Per User EU49 1 1x17 Color Pnnter Per Unit EU50 Defender Hi00 External USB Hard Drives - 500GB Per Unit EU51 MiFi - Verizon JetPack 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot MiFi 4620 Per Unit EU65 Digital Scanner Per Unit EU68 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop Per Unit Dell Precision M4700, 3rd Gen Cor i7-38400M. 32GB DDR3-1600MHX, NVIDIA Quadro EU69 KK2000M with 2GB GDDR3, 750GB Hard Drive, 15.6 UltraSharp FHD Wide View Anti- Per Lot Glare, windows 7, integrated HD video webcam, 500 GB HDD External kit Dell Precision T5600 eight core XEON E5-2687W 3.1GHz 20M 80 GT/s Turbo+. 32GB DDR3-1600MHX. NVIDIA Quadro KK2000M with 2GB GDDR3, 256GB SSD, C2SATAiSSD EU70 2.5 1-2 hard drives Hard Drive, 20-inch flat panel display, dell USB entry keyboard, 512MB Per Lot AMS FirePro 2270,Dell MS1 11 USA Optical Mouse, PERC H310 STA/SAS controller, 8x DVD+/-RW data only, internal speakerRAIS CNTRL Dell Precision T7600, Dual 8 core XEON E5-2687W, 3.1GHz 20M 8,0 GTs, 32 GB DDR3 RDIM, keyboard, No monitor, Dual 1 GB nVIDIA Quadro 2000, Quad Monitor, 4DP and EU71 2DVI, 256GB Solid State Drive.C6 2.5 in SATA/SSD Boot, PERC H310 SAAT/SAS Per Lot controller, 16X DVD+ /RW and 8X DVD. no speakers, displa port to DVI adapter, 2- 2TB SATA 3.5', Page 2 of 22 Contract No. NRC-33-11-325, Modification No. M0005 Dell Precision T7600, Dual 6 core XEON E5-2630W, 311GHz 20M 8,0 GTs, 64 GB DDR3 RDIM, keyboard. No monitor, Dual 2 GB nVIDIA Quadro 2000, Quad Monitor, 4DP and Per Lot EU72 2DVI, 1TB SATA 3,5",C1 3.5 in SATA, PERC H310 SAATiSAS controller, 8X DVD+ -/PRW internal speakers, 1TB SATA 3.5" Dell Precision T7600, Dual 6 core XEON E5-2630W, 3.1GHz 20M 8.0 GTs, 128 GB DDR3 RDIM, keyboard, No monitor, Dual 2 GB nVIDIA Quadro 2000, Quad Monitor, 4DP and EU73 2DVI, 1TB SATA 3.5",C1 3.5 in SATA, PERC H310 SAAT/SAS controller, 8X DVD+/RW, Per Lot internal speakers. 1TB SATA 3.5 iMac' 21" 2.9GHz Quad-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3,6GHz 16GB 1600MHz DDR3 SORAM - 2x8GB 1TB Fusion Drive EU74 NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 512MB GDDR5 Apple Magic Mouse + Magic Trackpad Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (English) & User's Guide AppleCare Protection Plan for iMac - Auto-enroll Accessory Kit Per Unit MacBook Pro 15" with Retina Display 2.4GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.4GHz 16GB 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM 512GB Flash Storage EU75 Backlit Keyboard (English) & User's Guide AppleCare Protection Plan for MacBook Pro - Auto-enroll Apple Thunderbolt Display 27" with Apple Thunderbolt Cable (2.0m) Per Unit MacBook Air 13" 1.8GHz Intel Dual-Core Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 2,8GHz 8GB 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM 512GB Flash Storage EU76 Backlit Keyboard (English) & User's Guide AppleCare Protection Plan for MacBook Air / 13" MacBook Pro - Auto-enroll Apple Thunderbolt Display 27" with Apple Thunderbolt Cable (2.0m) Per Unit EU77 ESSO Per User/month Dell PrecisionT7600n,MT,1300W, Dual Eight Core XEON E5-2687W, 3.1GHz, 20M, 8.0 GT/s, Turbo+,Dell Precision T7600, 256GB (16x16GB) 1600MHz DDR3 ECC RDIMM, English, WIN7/8, Dell UltraSharp U2413 24" Monitor with PremierColor, 24.0 Inch VIS, HAS, VGN DVI/HDMI/ DP/mDP, Nvidia Quadro K5000, 4GB, 2 DP + DVIi +DVId, 320GB SATA, 7200RPM Hard Drive 2.5 Inch with 16MB DataBurst Cache, C6 2.5 Inch SATA/SSD BOOT, plus 1- 3 additional SATA HDD (2.5" or 3.5"), Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS v6.2,lntel EM64T 64bit, lyr Red Network subscription with Media, USB Optical Mouse, Rack Each /One-Time EU78 Mountable Platform without Rails, PERC H310 SATANSAS Controller, 8X DVD+/-RW,Data Charge Only, 2TB,SATA,3.5,7200,64M, PERC Controller, Display Port to DVI Video Adapter Converter, 2TB,SATA.3.5,7200,64M, 2T8, SATA,3.5",7200,64M,2, ProSupport: Next Business Day Onsite Service After Remote Diagnosis 2 Year Extended, ProSupport: Next Business Day Onsite Service After Remote Diagnosis Initial Year, ProSupport 7x24 Technical Support , 2 Year Extended, ProSupport : 7x24 Technical Support PACS Kiosk EU79 Per Unit/Per month Dell Interactive Touch Projector (S520) EU80 One-Time, Non- Recurring, Unit Price NS02 Network Component Provisioning Per Component HPOI TSCAP Computational Cluster Refresh Per Proposal R2001A Rule of 2 Quest - large Per lot Page 3 of 22 Contract No. NRC-33-11-325, Modification No. M0005 R2001 B Rule of 2 Quest - small Per lot AH81 Asset Management - Pncing for TWFN Network Enhancements Per Port AH87 3WFN Network User Ports Per Port AH88 Data Center Top of Rack Switches Per User Per month AH89 Data Center Zone Switches Per user Per month NR01 NSIR Hardware Per month NO01 APC Smart UPS 3000 (Rack Mountable, USB 8 output connectors with 1 year maintenance, Per Lot (one-time price) and APC Network Management Card 2 with Environmental Monitoring DP01 Deputy Project Manager Hours tL060 Enterprise Application SME I Hours IL061 Enterprise Application SME II Hours IL062 Enterprise Application SME III Hours IL063 Technology Generalist I Hours tL064 Technology Generalist !1 Hours IL065 Technology Generalist Ill Hours IL066 Senior Principal Engineer Hours IL067 Principal Engineer Hours IL068 Senior Engineer Hours NS04 Network Specialist (UNIX) Hours PR001 Bridgewave Project Integratgion Lot PRO02 What's Up Gold Integration Lot PRO03 Graphical Display Integration Lot PR004 Modius Environment Integration Lot PRO05 Citrix Proof of Concept to Production Lot PRO07 NSIR Project Labor Lot PR009 MAC Project labor Lot PROW1 IPPAS Event One Time PROt 1 ITExpo One Time SDO1 Help Desk Specialist Hours TL01 Program Manager Hours TL02 Contract Transition Manager Hours TL04 Integration Management/ITI Architect Hours TL07 Service Desk Manager Hours TL12 Operations Manager Hours CLO0 CLOUD VM Servers Per Instance CL02 CLOUD Storage & Backup Per GB AAM01 Automated Account Management (AAM) Per Month AH47 Dell790 FLX-HD EPA Workstations Per User AH48 Dell PowerEdge R710 WebEOC Server Per server AH49 Ops Center PowerEdge WebECO -Server Per server AH50 Dell PowerEdge R710 - GIS Server Per server NH54 Hard Drive Upgrade, 600GB Per Upgrade NH55 NSIR WorkStation Per User NRB01 NSIR Backup Hardware Per month NRB02 VOIP and PBX per Lot AH90 Licensing for ACD/Help desk Per month Page 4 of 22 Contract No.
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