1. NASA Protective Services NASA White Sands Test Facility and Complex Larry Bamford, COTR Irene Garcia, CO October 27, 2011

2. Agenda NASA Protective Services Safety and Administrative Information NASA White Sands Management White Sands Test Facility (WSTF) Mission Protective Services Mission WSTF Overview White Sands Complex (WSC) Overview Current Security Services Contract Clearances Facility Tour

3. Safety and Administrative Information Location of Rotunda Fire Exits Location of Restrooms Facility Tour – Bus is provided –Reminder: No questions will be answered related to the existing or follow-on Protective Services contract. All questions must be submitted per the instructions on the Procurement web site.

4. NASA White Sands NASA Management Frank Benz - WSTF (JSC) Site Manager –Site Operations Jason Nobel - Chief –Protective Services »SA Ray Denison – Chief »SA Larry Bamford – COTR Don Shinners –WSC (GSFC) Station Director

5. Safety Message White Sands is a hazardous test facility –Hazards include: Hypergolic propellants Toxic laboratory chemicals Cryogenic liquids High pressure gas systems Heavy equipment Industrial hazards Gratings and uneven/elevated surfaces Environmental conditions Critters (rattlesnakes, scorpions, spiders, etc.)

6. Safety Message (cont’d) Cautions: –Do not reach where you cannot see –Watch where you step –Notify escort if you see any critters –In the event of an emergency, follow your escort’s instructions

7. WSTF Mission Provide the expertise and infrastructure to test and evaluate spacecraft materials, components, and propulsion systems to enable the safe exploration and use of space

8. Protective Services Mission Statement The Mission of NASA White Sands Protective Services is to insure the protection of NASA and site tenant personnel, property, information, facilities, and operations, from all internal and external threats.

9. WSTF Overview Constructed in 1962 to support Apollo Project Subsidiary Unit of NASA Johnson Space Center Occupies 28 square miles of the SW corner of WSMR Annual budget is ~ $80 million ~ 56 NASA ~ 450 contractor personnel Large buffer zone and controlled remote property for hazardous testing Moderate desert climate ideal for year-round testing Existing environmental permits in place for hazardous testing

10. WSTF Facilities Rocket Engine System Test Stands with Vacuum Long-duration Large Altitude Simulation System Full-scale Hypergolic and Cryogenic Propulsion Test Systems Chemistry and Metallurgical Laboratories Flight Component Repair, Refurbishment, and Test Facilities

11. WSTF Facilities, continued High Energy Blast Facility Oxygen-enriched Atmosphere Test Facilities Hypergolic Materials and Components Test Facilities Hypervelocity Impact Test Facilities

12. White Sands Complex

13. WSC Overview Constructed in 1990s to support NASA’s Space Communications Subsidiary Unit of Goddard Space Flight Center Located in two limited areas within WSTF perimeter ~ 6 NASA and ~ 450 contractor personnel 24X7/365 operation Clear skies and lack of natural hazards Shuttle, ISS, Hubble, Other space communications.

14. Current Security Services Contracts NASA White SandsNASA White Sands –Contract Number: NAS9-01055 –Prime Contractor: Diamond Group – Wackenhut Services Inc.Diamond Group – Wackenhut Services Inc. –Type: Cost Plus/Award Fee with ID/IQ –Current Period of Performance: Until 09-30-12Until 09-30-12 –Current Staffing: ~50 –Labor Agreement: –Labor Agreement: International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers

15. Current Fire/EMS/Dispatch Current Fire-Emergency Services Contract –Separate from this procurement –Dispatch also handles Security communications and monitors alarm room.

16. Clearances Contractor personnel must be U.S. citizens and maintain Secret Security Clearances. Some positions will require TS-SCI A Top Secret Facility Security Clearance is required

17. Facility Tour (Buses in parking lot) Forward Gate and Access Road ADF-SW Main Gate WSC WSGT Area 100 Area 200 Area 300 Area 400 Area WSC STGT Area West Perimeter