6.2.8.3 Propellant Storage and Distribution Systems Operate and maintain the hypergolic, cryogenic, and all other propellant receiving, storage, and delivery systems. This shall include offloading commodities from delivery trucks into storage at all test facilities. This does not include operation of transport trailer valves. 6.2.8.4 High Pressure Gas Systems Operate and maintain the high-pressure gas systems used to generate and distribute high-pressure gases throughout the facilities. This includes bulk storage tanks, compressor units, pump units, vaporizers, distribution lines with associated components, tube bank trailers and remote gas storage bottles and equipment. The gases generated and distributed are hydrogen, nitrogen, helium, and breathing air. This is a performance standard requirement, see Section 9.0 for details. 6.2.8.5 Backup Electrical Systems Operate and maintain the emergency power generators, battery/inverter systems, and uninterruptible power systems (including 28VDC, 480/277 and 120/240 VAC systems), including the electrical distribution system within the facility to insure backup power as necessary. The emergency generation systems consist of generators and associated switchgear, controls, and instrumentation. Detailed coordination with test operations is required in performance of these functions. In cooperation with ECO, maintain applicable NMED approvals for emergency power generators. 6.2.8.6 Environmental Systems Operate and maintain, including test and recordkeeping, regulated underground and above ground petroleum storage tanks, Oil/Water separators, and systems that require ECO Contractor monitoring (drain lines, lagoons, drinking water system, waste accumulation areas) in cooperation with ECO. 6.3 Upgrade Support a wide range of system and process development and upgrade activities. The complexity of these types of projects can be as simple as modifying an existing system to accommodate a new test requirement or as complex as designing and building a system from the ground up. All facility modifications and construction will rely on the close coordination with various groups for definition of requirements and services. Support facility modernization and improvements from planning through implementation. Planning may include researching, documenting and prioritizing
6.2.8.3 Propellant Storage and Distribution Systems Operate and maintain the hypergolic, cryogenic, and all other propellant receiving, storage, and delivery systems. This shall include offloading commodities from delivery trucks into storage at all test facilities. This does not include operation of transport trailer valves. 6.2.8.4 High Pressure Gas Systems Operate and maintain the high-pressure gas systems used to generate and distribute high-pressure gases throughout the facilities. This includes bulk storage tanks, compressor units, pump units, vaporizers, distribution lines with associated components, tube bank trailers and remote gas storage bottles and equipment. The gases generated and distributed are hydrogen, nitrogen, helium, and breathing air. This is a performance standard requirement, see Section 9.0 for details. 6.2.8.5 Backup Electrical Systems Operate and maintain the emergency power generators, battery/inverter systems, and uninterruptible power systems (including 28VDC, 480/277 and 120/240 VAC systems), including the electrical distribution system within the facility to insure backup power as necessary. The emergency generation systems consist of generators and associated switchgear, controls, and instrumentation. Detailed coordination with test operations is required in performance of these functions. In cooperation with ECO, maintain applicable NMED approvals for emergency power generators. 6.2.8.6 Environmental Systems Operate and maintain, including test and recordkeeping, regulated underground and above ground petroleum storage tanks, Oil/Water separators, and systems that require ECO Contractor monitoring (drain lines, lagoons, drinking water system, waste accumulation areas) in cooperation with ECO. 6.3 Upgrade Support a wide range of system and process development and upgrade activities. The complexity of these types of projects can be as simple as modifying an existing system to accommodate a new test requirement or as complex as designing and building a system from the ground up. All facility modifications and construction will rely on the close coordination with various groups for definition of requirements and services. Support facility modernization and improvements from planning through implementation. Planning may include researching, documenting and prioritizing