26, 1999; 65 FR 37058, June 13, 2000; 65 FR 70315, Nov. 22, 2000; 65 FR 82296, Dec. 28, 2000; 66 FR 53546, Oct. 23, 2001] 1807.107 Additional requirements for acquisitions involving bundling. (c) Requests for approval of proposed bundlings that do not meet the thresholds in FAR 7.107(b) must be sent to the Headquarters Office of Procurement (Code HS). (e) The substantial bundling documentation requirement applies to each proposed NASA bundling expected to exceed $5 million or more. The contracting officer must forward the documentation along with the measurable benefits analysis required by FAR 7.107(b) to the Headquarters Office of Procurement (Code HS) in sufficient time to allow a minimum of 10 days for review.
Use Maximum Uniform Rate Schedule. *A generator may elect Option B pricing if they meet the following criteria: • Provide the disposal site operator by July 1, 2008 a firm projection of the volume of applicable waste to be shipped for disposal during the fiscal year, excluding irradiated hardware, large components, and any waste registered in Fiscal Years 2007 and 2008 under the “Volume Hold” program. • Enter into a binding agreement with the disposal site operator by July 1, 2008, that describes the commitments that the disposal site operator and the Generator have agreed to that will address any shortfall in operating revenues and Approved by the South Carolina Budget and Control Board June 17, 2008 obligations. These commitments may include supplemental fees and charges that are in addition to the rates described herein, if both the disposal site operator and the generator agree to such charges and if such charges are necessary in order to cover all operating costs and obligations. The binding commitments shall preclude the need [as described in 48-46-40(D)(2), South Carolina Code of Laws] to withdraw funds from the Barnwell Extended Care Fund to cover shortfalls in the event that overall disposal revenues are not adequate to cover operating costs and obligations.