Integrated Defense Systems - The Purchasing System - St. Louis, MO
Special Purchase Order Condition (SPOC)

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPOCS

SPOC: 3003

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller shall identify fire and health precautions on both sides and top of drums. Seller shall also ensure that all drums are securely fastened to pallets with plastic/metal bands or plastic shrink wrap.

SPOC: 3006

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 03-15-96
Seller will follow all provisions of Public Law 94-469 Toxic SubstanceControl Act, Part 761, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's), Subpart C, Paragraph 761.20 (A)(1), and Annex V Section 761.44 (A) with regard tomarking PCB transformers, PCB large high voltage capacitors, equipmentcontaining a PCB transformer or PCB large high voltage capacitor, PCB containers, electric motors using PCB coolants, hydraulic machinery using PCB hydraulic fluid, heat transfer systems using PCB's and PCB article containers which contain articles or equipment that must be marked. All marking shall be completed before any of these items are delivered to MDC. All bids for items containing PCB's shall be so noted on the purchase quotation.

SPOC: 3012

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 9-19-96 10-27-03
Fifteen (15) days prior to the initial shipment the Seller will provide the following written information: (A) Manufacturer's name, address and telephone number (B) Part number (C) Drawing number (D) Item nomenclature (E) Contract or purchase order number (F) Item gross weight (G) Net explosive weight (H) DOT Explosive Approval Letter showing DOT Proper Shipping Name and Hazard Class (I) DOT Competent Authority Approval Letter showing UN Proper Shipping Name, UN Number, and UN Class and Compatibility Group (J) Environmental Control Requirements (e.g., temperature, humidity, etc.) (K) Two copies of applicable DOT Exemption (L) Two copies of IRS Explosives License or Permit The above listed data should be mailed to: Dept. T64C - Environmental & Hazardous Materials Services McDonnell Douglas Corporation P.O. Box 516/Mail Code S221 1400 St. Louis, MO. 63166

SPOC: 3015

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 3-19-99
All containers shall bear labels prepared according to (1) OSHA 29 CFR1910.1200 Hazard Communication (f) Labeling; or (2) for compressed gases, according to CGA pamphlets P-1 and C-7.

SPOC: 3018

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 7-3-01 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 11-26-02
The clause entitled "Hazardous Material Identification and Material Safety Data" FAR 52.223-3, in effect as of the date of this contract incorporated herein by reference. As used herein, "Contract" shall mean this contract and "Contractor" shall mean Seller.

SPOC: 3024

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 1-07-97 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 10-21-98
Fifteen days prior to the initial shipment the Seller will provide theMDC Purchasing Representative with the following written information: (A) Contract or Purchse order number (B) Manufacturers name, address and telephone number (C) Licensed material description, isotope name and activity (D) Part number (E) Drawing number (F) Transport group (G) Special operating/control procedures and inspection requirements (H) Seller's license number and applicable MDC license number. The MDC Purchasing Representative shall forward the above information to the Radiation Safety Officer-Occupational Safety and Environmental Health, Department 464B, Mail Code S001 2491. All radioactive materials are to be delivered to Bldg. 102 - Radioactive Vault Room, via Bldg 101 Receiving Dept., except as specifically authorized by the Radiation Safety Officer (314) 234-4005, per C.P. 6.225.

SPOC: 3027

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 09-19-96 3-18-99 10-27-03
1. Prior to shipment of chemical substances, including mixtures (solids, liquids, cryogenic liquids, gases) hereunder, the Seller shall provide MDC (see para. 4) with a copy of the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). For example, contracts for adhesives, paints, solvents, cleaners, etc. will need a MSDS. Such MSDS shall include all required information as described in 29 CFR Part 1910.1200(g). In addition, the information outlined in paragraph 3 shall be either included on the MSDS or an attachment thereto. 2. DEFINITIONS -- A chemical substance is a chemical or mixture which: a. Is defined as a hazardeous chemical by OSHA, DOT, EPA and/or ICAO. b. In the course of normal operations or foreseeable emergencies, may produce dusts, gases, vapors, mists, fumes or smoke. 3. CONTENTS OF MSDS - In addition to the information required by law, MDC requires the following information on the MSDS (or an attachment thereto: a. Clearly identify the Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) number (if Available) of the chemical substance and/or each component constituent of a mixture except for proprietary or trade secret ingredients. b. Indicate whether or not the chemical substance or constituent thereof is: (1) listed on the TSCA Chemical Inventory. (2) on the TSCA 12(b) Export Notification list (3) subject to a Significant New Use Rule (40 CFR Sub. B Part 721). c. Indicate the National Stock Number (if known). d. Volatile Organic Compound (V.O.C.) - content for the mixture is to be indicated in terms of VOC: pounds/gallon or VOC: grams/liter 4. The Seller shall submit one (1) copy of the MSDS, unless a previous copy of the MSDS has been submitted to the address below and is still valid. The MSDS shall be sent to: McDonnell Douglas Corporation Occupational Safety & Health Dept. T64B, Mail Code S001 2491 P.O. Box 516 St. Louis, MO 63166 5. All inside and outside shipping containers shall comply in all respects with 49 CFR Parts 100-199 utilizing specification containers when required.

SPOC: 3027C

REVISION DATE: 01-21-99
1. Prior to shipment of chemical substances, including mixtures (solids, liquids, cryogenic liquids, gases) hereunder, the Seller shall provide MDC (see para. 4) with a copy of the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). For example, contracts for adhesives, paints, solvents, cleaners, etc. will need a MSDS. Such MSDS shall include all required information as described in 29 CFR Part 1910.1200(g). In addition, the information outlined in paragraph 3 shall be either included on the MSDS or an attachment thereto. 2. DEFINITIONS -- A chemical substance is a chemical or mixture which: a. Is defined as a hazardeous chemical by OSHA, DOT, EPA and/or ICAO. b. In the course of normal operations or foreseeable emergencies, may produce dusts, gases, vapors, mists, fumes or smoke. 3. CONTENTS OF MSDS - In addition to the information required by law, MDC requires the following information on the MSDS (or an attachment thereto: a. Clearly identify the Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) number (if Available) of the chemical substance and/or each component constituent of a mixture. b. Indicate whether or not the chemical substance or constituent thereof is: (1) listed on the TSCA Chemical Inventory. (2) on the TSCA 12(b) Export Notification list (3) subject to a Significant New Use Rule (40 CFR Sub. B Part 721). c. Indicate the National Stock Number if assigned. d. Volatile Organic Compound (V.O.C.) - content for the mixture is to be indicated in terms of VOC: pounds/gallon or VOC: grams/liter 4. The Seller shall submit one (1) copy of the MSDS, unless a previous copy of the MSDS has been submitted to the address below and is still valid. The MSDS shall be sent to: Boeing Aerospace Support Center Safety Office 601 Crockett Road, Building 1534, Suite 1 San Antonio, TX 78226 5. All inside and outside shipping containers shall comply in all respects with 49 CFR Parts 100-199 utilizing specification containers when required.

SPOC: 3029

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 09-19-96 10-27-03
The goods on this purchase order must be shipped in UN specification packaging. A test report and package drawings demonstrating compliance with the UN specifications must be provided. Requirements for UN specifications can be found in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) regulations. Seller must send the test reports and drawings to: McDonnell Douglas Corp. Environmental & Hazardous Materials Mailstop S221 1400 P.O. Box 516 St. Louis, MO 63166 Nonconfroming packaging is subject to rejection or repackaging at Seller's expense. Questions concerning these packaging instructions are to be directed to Section Manager-Dept. T64C- TEL. (314) 232-3319.This special condition takes precedence over SPOC 3572 paragraph 1.

SPOC: 3033

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 10-27-03
1. Seller will insure that the tank, piping, couplings, gaskets and any other equipment used in the delivery, transfer or removal of the material will be compatible with the material and will safely handle the pressures required for solution transfer. The tank truck to be used shall have been constructed in accordance with CFR Title 49. 2. If any Seller supplied hose is to be used in delivery operations, such hoses must be pressure tested by MDC Plant Engineering Maintenance prior to use on MDC premises. MDC Plant Engineering Maintenance will attach a "Transfer Hose Functional Test" tag to hoses that pass inspection. The tag must be removed after the solution transfer is completed. (NOTE- Suction hoses will not require testing.) 3. (a) When compressed air is used to pressurize Seller's tank truck for solution delivery, the pressure shall not exceed the pressure rating of the tank. In no case shall the pressure exceed twenty (20) PSIG. (b) Tanks shall be equipped with a pressure relief valve, a manually operated vent valve and a pressure guage, all of which must be in good working order. 4. Unless the driver is wearing safety equipment that offers equivalent safety protection as specified in 3033A, B or C, as contained herein, the driver shall instruct MDC maintenance supervision and maintenance personnel engaged in transfer operation on hook up and how to operate valving, pumps, etc., to make the required transfer. Driver shall then be required to leave the cordoned off transfer area before transfer commences and shall no re-enter cordoned area until the transfer is completed and lines have been flushed and disconnected. 5. The driver shall be properly instructed by Seller as to the building, tank location and personnel to be contacted for delivery or removal. Such information is specified elsewhere in this purchase order.

SPOC: 3033A

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 10-29-03
The truck driver and any assistant or accompanying personnel of Seller shall wear the safety equipment specified below, or such equipment as offers equivalent safety protection: 1. Chemical Resistant suits compatible to the chemical being transfer or handled. 2. Full facepiece positive pressure pressured demand respirators with minimum 5 minute escape bottle. Respirator users must be clean shaven to perform this task to ensure adequate respiratoy protection. 3. Hand protection shall consist of Neoprene or similarily compatible material for handling chemicals being transferred or handled. In addition, a latex or similar liner glove must be worn inside the exterior Neoprene or similar glove. Exterior gloves shall be worn with the coverall sleeve on the outside of the glove and shall be sealed with tape. When taping sleeves to the gloves, leave a 2 inch tab on the tape for easy removal. 4. Knee length chemical resistant boots shall be worn with the legs outside the boots and taped to prevent liquid entry.

SPOC: 3033B

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 10-29-03
The truck driver and any assistant or accompanying personnel of the Seller shall wear the safety equipment specified below, or such equipment as offers equivalent safety protection: 1. Chemical resistant suits compatible to the chemical being transferred or handled. 2. Full facepiece respirator with P-100 (HEPA) Filters. Respirator users must be clean shaven to perform this task to ensure adequate respiratory protection. 3. Hand protection shall consist of Neoprene or similarly compatible material for handling chemicals being transferred or handled. In addition, a latex or similar liner glove must be worn inside the exterior Neoprene or similar glove. Exterior gloves shall be worn with the coverall sleeve on the outside of the glove and shall be sealed with tape. When taping sleeves to the gloves, leave a 2 inch tab on the tape for easy removal. 4. Knee length chemical resistant boots shall be worn with pant legs outside the boots and taped to prevent liquid entry.

SPOC: 3033C

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 10/29/03
The truck driver and any assistant or accompanying personnel of the Seller shall wear the safety equipment specified below, or such equipment as offers equivalent safety protection: 1. Exposures less than 25% of the applicable exposure limit (Permissible Exposure Limit, ACGIH Threshold Limit Value, etc.): Wear safety glasses, faceshield, and Neoprene gloves. 2. Exposures greater than 25% of the applicable exposure limit (Permissible Exposure Limit, ACGIH Threshold Limit Value, etc.): Wear safety equipment in the manner described in paragraph 1 and contact Boeing IDS - St. Louis Occupational Safety and Industrial Hygiene for respiratory protection requirements at (314) 232-3271.

SPOC: 3036

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 07-15-99
All goods to be imported into the United States must have a supplier certification statement as to whether the goods supplied under this contract contain, or do not contain, or were manufactured with, or were not manufactured with, ozone depleting substances. One of the following statements must be used: Negative: The Seller certifies these goods were not manufactured with and do not contain any ozone depleting substances. Positive: The Seller certifies these goods are in compliance with the ozone depleting substances labeling requirements under US law. One of the above statements must appear on shipping documents (bill of lading, manifest, commercial or pro-forma invoice, etc.) for U.S. Customs Department officials at the time of importation. The precautionary labeling, necessary when issuing a postive statement, must accompany the positive statement and must be in compliance with 40 CFR Part 82 Subpart E.

SPOC: 3036A

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 08-13-01
All goods to be delivered under this contract must have a supplier certification statement as to whether the goods supplied contain, or do not contain, or were manufactured with, or were not manufactured with, ozone depleting substances. One of the following statements must be used: Negative: The Seller certifies these goods were not manufactured with and do not contain any ozone depleting substances. Positive: The Seller certifies these goods are in compliance with the ozone depleting substances labeling requirements under US law. One of the above statements must appear on shipping documents (bill of lading, manifest, commercial or pro-forma invoice, etc.). The precautionary labeling, necessary when issuing a postive statement, must accompany the positive statement and must be in compliance with 40 CFR Part 82 Subpart E.