CHAPTER |, SECTION 3
The scope of the work required for OPERATION CASTLEwasincreased throughout the

construction and operational period, which ne-

cessitated subsequent modifications to the Con-

tract. A schedule of contract modifications af-

fecting work scope for OPERATION CASTLE
is shown in the following table:

MODIFICATIONS INCREASING THE SCOPE OF WORK
FOR OPERATION CASTLE
Operation
Castle
Modification
Modification
Modification
Modification
Modification

16
23
26
31
36 (in negotiation)

$ 7,170,020
2,500,000
10,904,585
6,216,561

Jobs II, 11, 1V & V

$136,185
353,240
237,550

1,831,949

28,623,115

$726,975

$ 7,306,205
749,392
858,530

2,500,000
12,293,467
7,312,641

286,250

$2,287,302

2,511,329

286,250

31,923,642
8,278,000

$726,975

dob I - Engineering, Design, Inspectron, and Construction.

The contractor will be required to
perform services for this portion of
Job I under this contract, the amount
of some of which are undeterminable
at this time. However, the value of
services under this item will be determined by the estimatedcost reflected by the ‘Current Estimate’. The
term ‘Current Estimate’ as used herein is understood to mean the detailed
estimate prepared from detatled final
drawings which have been approved
by the Field Manager, Eniwetok Field

Office, and ts prepared at the time
such drawings are transmitted to the

Jobsite for construction. ‘Current
Estimates’ will be checked by the Eniwetok Field Office for accuracy and
upon formal approval will be considered a portion of the scope of work to be
the incremental scale set

forth below and will be added to the
contract by modification. Fixed fees
have been established to cover engineering, design, inspection, and con-

struction which may be authorized
during the period October 1, 1952 to

March 31 1954. Any construction projects authorized by the Government
subsequent to March 31, 1954 will be
considered newscope of work and will

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$

679,380

Part ITI of Contract Modification No. 16 is
included herein to provide an understanding of
the basis for fee payments.

added to

Total

8,278,000

$36,901,115

“A.

Equipment
Not Included
In Const.

Budget Projects
3028
4015

$2,287 302

$286,250

$40,201,642

not be considered an additive to the

established fee schedule

Estimated costs shown for all
items set forth in Job I under Part I
of the Appendix in Modification No.
16 are considered firm except Items
27, 29 and 33 which are so noted.

Payments will be made on a per-

centage of completion of construction

applied against the fee set forth in the
latest modification for Job I Engineering, Design, Inspection, and Construction, such fee to be computed
from the fee scale set forth.
Job I - Procurement
Payments of fee for Job I - Pro-

curement will be made on a percentage of completion of procurement services applied against the fee set forth
for that portion of Job I.
Job I - Special Engineering Report

Paymentof fee for Job I - Special
Engineering Reports will be made upon request of the Contractor upon
completion of the report.
Jobs II, III, IV, and V - Camp Op-

eration, Maintenance, Support, and
Roll-up

Payments of fee for Camp Oper-

ation,

Maintenance,

Support,

and

Roll-up services are to be made in
twelve equal payments, the first payment to be made in July 1953, and

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