COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT

IUE-CWA1177

BETWEEN

Northrop Grumman Technical Services, Inc.

Chugach Development Corporation

Westech International, Inc.

AND

International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine & Furniture Workers –

Communications Workers of America,

AFL-CIO, CLC and

IUE-CWA Local 1177/89177

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title

Preamble

Article 1 – Recognition of Rights

Article 2 – Union Security

Separability

Article 3 – Beneficial Company Practices

Article 4 – Discrimination

Employment of the Handicapped

Article 5A – Normal Working Hours, Work

Week

Article 5B – Overtime

Article 5C – Other Special Payments

Article 6 – Seniority

Article 7A – Promotions

Article 7B – Assignments

Article 7C – Transfers

Article 8 – Layoff and Recall

Article 9 – Grievance and Arbitration

Article 10 – Union – Company

Weingarten Right

Article 11 – Postings and Bulletin Boards

Article 12 – Discipline

Article 13 – No Strikes/No Lockouts

Article 14A – Benefits

Article 14B – Holidays

Article 14C – Vacation

Article 14 D – Education

Article 15 – Safety and Health

Article 16 – Excluded Work

Article 17 – Training, Licensing and Certification

Technological or Change in Scope

Article 18 – Letters of Understanding

Article 19 – Classification Upgrades

Article 20 – Military Duty

Article 21 – Jury Duty

Article 22 – Government Security Responsibility

Article 23 – Efficiency of Operations

Article 24 – Management Rights

Article 25 – Contract Continuation

Article 26 – Duration

Article 27 – Position Description Committee

(PDC)

Appendix A – Payroll Deduction Dues & COPE Card

(NOT IN DRAFT)

Appendix B – Benefits

Northrop Grumman

Chugach Development Corp.

Westech International, Inc.

Appendix C – General Wage Increases

Position Descriptions

Annex 01 –

Index -

A. This Collective Bargaining Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into as of the October 1, 2005, by and between Northrop Grumman Technical Services, Inc. and its subcontractors Chugach Development Corporation and Westech International, Inc. (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Company”) and the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine & Furniture Workers – Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO, CLC and its Local 1177/89177 (hereinafter referred to collectively as the “Union”).

B. The Union acknowledges that its agreement is with each of the three named companies, separately, and no company is a joint employer with one or both of the others. Except as specifically required by the Service Contract Act 29 CFR 4.114, no company is liable for the obligations of another company. Each reference herein to “Company” shall constitute a reference only to the one company that is the employer of the employee(s) to which the Agreement provision is being applied.

A. The company recognizes the Union as the sole and exclusive representative for the purpose of collective bargaining with regard to wages, hours, benefits and terms and conditions of employment for full time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, engineers and plant clerical employees employed by the Company at the Naval Air Station in Fallon, Nevada and the Naval Air Station at Lemoore, California on Contract N00178-04-D-4091, Delivery order FC01 with the U.S. Navy and successor contracts as defined under the Services Contract Act (29 CFR), as certified by the National Labor Relations Board in case Nos. 32-RC-4103 and 32-RC-4113. Excluded are all office clerical employees, professional and administrative employees, confidential employees, guards, confidential secretaries, managers, and supervisors as defined by the National Labor Relations Act of 1947 as amended (collectively referred to herein as non-bargaining unit employees).

B. The Agreement, when accepted by the parties hereto, shall constitute the full agreement between them, except for the written agreements between the parties with respect to economic issues and to be covered by Letters of Understanding, here attached to the Agreement.

A. Where State Law permits, all bargaining unit employees who are or become members of the Union shall remain, as a condition of employment, members in good standing. All present Bargaining Unit employees who are not members of the Union and all bargaining unit employees who are hired hereafter shall, not later than thirty (30) days following the beginning of their employment or not later than thirty (30) days after the effective date of this Agreement, whichever is the later, become and remain members of the Union.

B. In the event of repeal or amendment of the provisions of the Nevada Law relating to Union Security, or in the event of new legislation or judicial decision rendering permissible a Union Shop provision, the Company will implement a clause or clauses that may grant the Union the type of Union Shop now permitted by the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947, as amended, if legally permissible.

C. The Company will deduct from his wages and turn over to the Union, the Union Membership Dues of each employee who individually and voluntarily authorized the Company in writing to make such deductions. The terms “Union Membership Dues,” as used herein shall include Union initiation fees, assessment or reinstatement fees of employees rehired by the Company, with or without seniority, when such employees are reinstated or rejoin the Union.

1. Such deductions shall be made only in accordance with instructions upon authorization cards (Employee Authorization For Payroll Deduction Of Union Dues and Initiation Fee For CWA). In order to be effective, such authorization cards shall be delivered to the Secretary/Treasurer for processing, after which the Company’s portion will be forwarded.

2. Deduction from that portion of the Union Membership Dues consisting of Union initiation fees assessment or reinstatement fees, as provided above, shall be made from the employee’s paycheck bi-weekly for twelve (12) months of the calendar year in the amount as specified on the MLO-111 form submitted when the Dues structure changes.

3. To be effective, dues deduction authorizations will be processed for payroll deduction during first full pay period of the month closest to receipt of the dues deduction card.

4. This authorization is voluntarily made and is neither conditioned on the employee’s present or future membership in the Union, nor is it to be considered as a quid pro quo for membership. The Authorization shall continue in effect until canceled by written notice signed by the individual and sent to the Company and the Union via registered or certified mail, or in the event the employee shall cease to be an employee as defined in Article 1 section A of this Agreement.

5. This cancellation of authorization must be postmarked during the Fourteen (14) day period prior to each anniversary date of the current or any subsequent CBA, or during the fourteen (14) day period prior to the termination of the current or any subsequent CBA.

6. Deduction for Union Membership dues (with a maximum pickup of one biweekly period) shall be resumed by the Payroll Accounting Department in the following situations unless written revocation notice from the Union has been received by the Company in accordance with subparagraph (4) of this Section:

E. The Company will deduct from the employee’s wages, during the term of this Agreement, said employee’s initiation fee and Union dues and remit them to the duly authorized representative of the Union, together with a list of the names of the employees from whose pay deductions were made within thirty (30) days of the date the deductions were made.

F. Political Contributions Payroll Deductions- the Company will deduct from the employee’s wages, during the term of this Agreement, said employee’s Political Contributions Committee as directed on the card (Political Contributions Committee Payroll Deduction Card), and remit them to the duly authorized representative of the Union, together with a list of the names of the employees from whose pay deductions were made within thirty (30) days of the date the deductions were made.

G. The Company’s obligation to make such deductions will cease automatically upon the termination of the employee who signed the authorization, upon written request of the employee, or upon the employee’s transfer to a unit not covered by this Agreement.

H. Where funds have been deducted from the pay of any employee who does not owe such funds, it shall be the responsibility of such employee to obtain a refund from the local Union. The Union agrees that it shall hold the Company harmless against any and all complaints, claims, judgments, or demands that may arise out of, or in any way be related to, compliance by the Company upon any document furnished to the Company by the Union pursuant to the provisions of this section.

A. Should any part of any provision herein contained be rendered or declared invalid by reason of any existing or subsequently mandated legislation, or by a decree of a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidation of said part or portion of this Agreement shall not invalidate the remaining portions hereinand they shall remain in full force and effect.

A. This Agreement will not in any way impair any conditions of employment more beneficial to the employee than those provided herein. Any conditions of employment not covered by this Agreement, which are beneficial to FTTR bargaining unit employees and which are now in effect as regular Company policy/practice, will be continued during the period of this Agreement.

A. The Company, the Union, and all members of the bargaining unit agree that there will be no discrimination in employment because of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, creed, individual with disabilities, Vietnam Era Veterans, qualified disabled Veterans, and/or any other status protected by applicable federal, state or local laws/regulations

B. The Company and the Union agree that there shall be no discrimination based upon the age of an employee, recognizing however, limitations imposed by statue on the employment of minors.

C. It is agreed that the Company, Union and their Agents shall not discriminate against, interfere with, restrain or coerce in any manner whatsoever any member of the bargaining unit because of legitimate Union activity or Union membership. For purpose of this Agreement, references to employees in the masculine gender shall be deemed also to apply equally, and without distinction or discrimination, to the female gender.

A. The Company and the Union agree that, consistent with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and regulations thereunder and applicable state laws pertaining to handicapped employees, there will be reasonable accommodation to employees and applicants with physical or mental limitations, and the parties agree to cooperate to that end. The Company and the Union also agree to work together in order to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

A. The normal work week will be 40 hours per week, 5 days per week, 8 hours per day, Monday through Friday.

B. The work week for pay and overtime will be in accordance to the applicable company as follows:

C. The normal work hours are as per Annex 1, Mission Types and Operation Support.

D. If normal work hours are staggered due to mission requirements the following will apply:

If normal work hours are staggered with less than 48 hours notice due to mission requirements, the above applies. These rates will not be paid concurrently if Shift Differential applies.

E. The Union may submit written requests for alternate work week, options, i.e., (1) four-day/10 hour work week; (2) flexible work schedules, etc., to the Site Manager for consideration and in accordance with customer requirements and federal/state laws. Following these reviews the Site Manager will notify the Union if the request is approved or denied. If any alternate week schedules are approved, the Company will have the right to return affected employees to their regular work schedule at any time, with one week advance notice.

F. Once an alternate work week has been returned to a regular work schedule then any alternate work schedule will be resubmitted in accordance with paragraph E of this article.

G. Shift Differential. Employees will receive a shift differential when their normal work week involves one of the following shifts: $2.35 differential, in addition to their hourly rate for Shift 1 work (reporting 7:00PM to 4:59AM), and a $1.50 differential for Shift 3 work (reporting 10:30AM to 6:59PM).

H. Current practices regarding lunch and break periods will be continued for the life of the Agreement. Each supervisor will designate a thirty (30) minute non-paid meal break for employees. If employees are asked to work through lunch, they must have supervisory approval and be assigned another thirty (30) minute non-paid meal period. If this is not possible, then the supervisor may approve a thirty (30) minute paid meal period; however, employees who are not completely relieved from duty for a meal break of at least thirty (30) minutes, will be paid for such time.

A. It is understood and agreed that the Company may schedule overtime work. The company will provide as much advance notice as possible, normally at least 48 hours notice for weekday overtime scheduling, and normally at least 4 days notice for weekend and / or holiday for overtime scheduling. This in no way can be construed as a guarantee of any notification requirements since the Company must support new/revised Customer requirements. An attempt will be made to staff overtime assignments with qualified volunteers. In the event that overtime requirements cannot be met with volunteers, the least senior qualified employee may be required to work overtime. In the event of extraordinary circumstances, an employee may decline overtime work, provided that another qualified employee is available to work the assignment. Furthermore, advance requests by employees to be excused from overtime will be considered by the Company on a good faith basis.

B. Overtime will be paid at time and one-half for all hours actually worked in excess of forty (40) hours in the work week, including Saturdays and Sundays. Holidays will count as hours worked in computing the forty (40) hours.

C. Overtime will be divided as equally as proficient operations permit among the employees who are performing similar work; based on qualifications to perform work required i.e. maintenance or operations). Questions pertaining to overtime equalization can be directed to the appropriate supervisor / manager. A record of overtime worked by employees (or credited to them) will be maintained by the Company and will be available for examination for the appropriate Union Steward upon request.

D. When the overtime is needed to complete a project the employee(s) who began the project will be assigned overtime.

A. Call-In pay. Employees called into work on weekends when not scheduled; or called back to work during the weekday, following their regular scheduled shift will be afforded four (4) hours of call in pay if scheduled to work anything less than four hours; hours worked over four (4) will be paid accordingly.

B. Employees who are injured on the job and require medical treatment will be paid up to 8 hours for time lost on the day injury occurred and up to 8 hours for follow-up treatment (in increments of one hour as needed).

C. The Company shall assign the most qualified employee as a Lead for any work center. In the event two or more are equally qualified, the lead will be awarded to the most senior in that classification. The Lead employee’s hourly pay rate, while assigned the Lead, will be increased by $2.00 above the employee’s current hourly rate. It is also understood that if the Lead is reassigned to another work center, position or where the employee is not acting as Lead, the rate of pay would be adjusted to reflect the employee’s current classification. No employee currently classified as a Lead will take a reduction in their current hourly rate as a result of this Agreement.

D. ON- Call Premium (Beeper/Cell phone) – Employees assigned to on call duty will be paid $8.00 for every eight (8) hour period.

E. Multiple System Differential – the lead will be paid $2.50 per hour differential in addition to lead pay when working at any site which exceeds two (2) active manned radar systems.

A. New employees and those hired after a break in continuous service, regardless of classification, will be considered as probationary employees until they have completed ninety (90) calendar days from date of hire. The Company may lay-off or discharge such probationary employees and such action shall not be processed through the grievance procedures herein.

B. Bargaining Unit seniority will accrue from the date of continuous employment on contract N00178-04-D-4091, Delivery Order FC01 and its predecessor contracts. Company employees who may be transferred into the bargaining unit subsequent to the ratification of this Agreement will continue their seniority based upon the aforementioned provision. Notwithstanding this article, seniority of all current Bargaining Unit employees will be protected.

C. In the event two or more employees have the same seniority date as herein provided, the employee having the lowest last four numbers of his social security number will be considered having the least seniority for tie breaking purposes.

D. Bargaining unit employees who are transferred or promoted to positions within the Company, during the term of this Agreement but not within a job classification covered hereby, will retain seniority hereunder, but will not be construed as working under the terms of this Agreement while occupying such positions. It is understood and agreed that employees so transferred or promoted during the term of this Agreement will retain their seniority for a period of 180 calendar days from the date of promotion or transfer. After 180 calendar days said employees will lose all seniority and will have no rights to return to the bargaining unit, unless by mutual agreement in writing between the parties.

E. Seniority of an employee will be broken under the following conditions and their employment with the Company will be terminated:

b. Unexcused absence in excess of three (3) consecutive working days without notice, either by telephone or written message to the employee’s immediate supervisor, unless satisfactory evidence of inability to do so is shown.

d. Unauthorized absence after the time limit of an authorized vacation or an approved absence, unless satisfactory evidence of inability to report for work is shown.

e. Accepting other employment while on approved leave of absence without prior permission of the Company.

F. The Company will post a seniority list on all Company and Union bulletin boards on the first work day in October and thereafter, quarterly of each year. The seniority list will be posted for thirty (30) calendar days and contain the name, hire date, and seniority date of each employee. Additionally, the Company will submit a copy of the posted seniority list including wage rate and job classification to the Union at the time of the posting. Any employee may contest the accuracy of their seniority status; and if an error is established, the Company will make necessary corrections.

A. All non-entry level vacancies will be posted for a period of ten (10) full working days.

1. All vacancy postings will be submitted to the Union for review prior to posting. All vacancy postings will include the following; date of posting, date of closing, the vacancy title, job duties, rate of pay, educational requirements, position minimum experience requirements, company desired requirements, the number of openings (with requisition number), testing if required (including list of references) and security clearance requirements. If the vacancy requirements or the number of positions changes (an increase or decrease) during the posting period, the company will notify the Union. The selection process including promotion will be completed within thirty (30) working days of the close of the job posting.

2. Entry-level positions will be posted simultaneously internal to the union and external.

B. Bids must be in writing to the Program Office, who will affix thereto the date and time to validate timely filing. Bids received after the closing date will not be considered. The Company will send a copy of the Reply/Receipt to the Applicant and to the Union. The Company and Union will make every reasonable attempt to contact any bargaining unit employee that is absent from the contract at the start of the posting period as to the vacancy posting. Employees will inform the Company and their Union Representative, in writing, of their wish to be considered for a given classification posting with required point of contact including a telephone number.

C. Employees will not be awarded a position when such an award would create a conflict of interest, that is, when the position would report to, either directly or indirectly, a family member as defined by Company Policy.

D. Bids will be awarded on the basis of the employee’s experience skill and ability to perform the duties of the position. When it is determined that the experience, skill and ability of two or more qualified bidders are relatively equal, bargaining unit seniority will govern the selection. The intent of this paragraph is to permit employees with the associated skills, experience, training, and ability to fill the vacancy or new position.

E. The Company will make every reasonable attempt to evaluate the candidates that bid on postings as quickly as possible. When there are extenuating circumstances such as; vacations, LOA, etc., the Company will notify the Union. It is also agreed that the Company and Union both have the authority to discuss mutual resolutions in an attempt to expedite job postings and selections. Any unresolved complaints arising from this Article can be directed to the Program Manager for his review.

F. An employee awarded a job vacancy will be reclassified to the promoted position classification and rate of pay as of the effective date of the promotion. When an employee is awarded a position, the employee has ninety (90) calendar days to satisfactorily perform the duties required. If the employee fails to satisfactorily perform the duties, the employee will be returned to the position last held (which may be held on a temporary basis) prior to the award of such posted job provided the classification has not been abolished. Employees so returned will not be eligible to bid again for the job from which they returned for a period of six (6) months.

G. Employees awarded a posted position will be eligible to post for another vacancy within six months of being awarded a posted position. However, the individual will not be considered for the position unless no qualified Bargaining Unit employees have been identified.

H. Any new or transferring employee into the bargaining unit will be considered probationary for a period of ninety (90) calendar days. These employees may apply for a posting but will not be considered as applicants until all other bargaining unit applicants have been evaluated and deemed unqualified.

I. There will be no establishing of new classifications or posting of new positions within the bargaining unit until, and unless, the duties and salary of the prospective classification has been negotiated between the Company and the Union.

A. In order to provide maximum stability, to ensure the even flow of operations, the safety and security of all employees, and minimize the possibility of layoffs, the Company may temporarily assign or upgrade employees as the work load dictates. A temporary assignment is defined as work performed outside of an employees wage rate and or classification. Management will inform The Union and the employee in writing of such decisions as soon as possible. The notification will include all particulars (i.e., duties, work hours, wages, etc.) of the assignment, including names of personnel involved, and duration of assignment. Temporary assignments will not exceed thirty (30) calendar days. Temporary assignments may be extended by mutual agreement in writing between the Union and the Company and the individuals involved. Employees temporarily assigned to a higher rated job will receive the higher rate, and employees working a lower rated job will receive their regular rate.

B. Employees filling in for others, assigned at that workcenter, who are absent for vacation, sick leave, operations or maintenance requirements, etc. will not be eligible for higher rate of pay unless assigned to that position by Management.

C. Temporary hires (from outside sources) and/or part-time employees may be utilized by the Company to replace regular employees absent due to vacation, special leave, unpaid leave of absence, absence for personal illness or injury, Worker’s Compensation injury, or to staff special projects and or to augment current staffing. Temporary employees will be limited to assignments of not more than forty-five (45) calendar days, unless extended, in writing, by mutual agreement between the Union and the Company.

D. The Company may also, at its discretion, assign employees from other Company locations to augment staffing requirements to include overtime when necessary, only when there are no qualified Bargaining Unit employees available. Temporary hires or part-time employees will be eligible for pro-rated sick, vacation, and holiday benefits, will be limited to assignments of not more than forty-five (45) calendar days, unless extended, in writing, by mutual agreement between the Union and the Company.

E. The usage of temporary “Summer Labor” will be allowed to perform such duties as, weed control, grounds maintenance, trash pickup, etc. These temporary personnel will not perform any duties of classifications contained within this Agreement. The Company will notify the Union of whom, when and where when they hire personnel to perform “temporary laborer” responsibilities.

F. The Company and the Union have agreed that the use of “temporary labor” would be in the best interest of all concerned and provides a service to the community in providing work.

A. The Union recognizes that the Company is responsible for a number of contracts similar to Fallon Tactical Training Ranges around the world. At times it may be to the Company’s advantage to temporarily utilize the expertise and experience of personnel here to temporarily support other interests. All temporary assignments to other contracts will be on a voluntary basis. The Company will make a full disclosure as soon as possible. This will include, but is not limited to:

b. Wages to be paid (This will be the higher of the employee’s prevailing salary or the rate normally paid for that position at that contract).

A. For the purpose of an indefinite layoff i.e., reducing the number of positions in a job classification and or decreasing the work force, employees will be laid off as follows.

a. Employees in the affected job classification having the least seniority in those classifications will be laid off first. Employee(s) affected will be determined by date of entry seniority in their classification.

b. Employees laid off will be recalled on a seniority basis in their classification when openings occur. If an employee is recalled, and they are not laid off longer than they worked on the Fallon contract, then they will be reinstated, rather than rehired. Recall rights will be in effect until September 30, 2011.

c. The Company will allow all employees to bump a junior employee in a reduction if they previously held that job or are qualified to perform it. All employees classified as Electronic Technician I, II, III will be in a separate job group for bumping purposes.

d. The Company will give date of entry seniority for bumping purposes by classification in a layoff to employees who are transferred to or hired at the Fallon contract following the ratification date of this agreement.

e. For the purpose of an indefinite layoff i.e., reducing the number of positions in a job classification and or decreasing the work force, the Company shall give advance notice to the Union and at least thirty (30) calendar days notice to the affected employee(s).

B. Employees will be notified of recall in writing by Registered Mail to their last known address on the Company’s records, with a copy to the Union.

C. In the event employees are laid off, the Company will make every effort to place the affected employees at other jobs within the Combined Tactical Training Ranges Contract, given available openings and qualifications of the displaced employees.

A. A grievance is defined as a dispute between the Company and the Union, or employees so represented, with respect to the interpretation or application of any specific provision of this Agreement. A grievance will be presented as soon as practicable after the first occurrence upon which the grievance is based, but in no event later than fifteen (15) full working days from the date the grievance becomes known or should have been known, All grievances will be in writing and processed in accordance with the following steps, if they cannot be resolved during the oral stage.

B. A class grievance and the grievance of a discharge will directly proceed to Step Three of the Grievance Procedure. A class grievance is a grievance that would significantly impact FTTR bargaining unit employee(s).

a. Any employee or employees, either directly or through the Shop Steward, shall have the right to verbally present a complaint to his immediate supervisor.

b. All attempts must be made by the parties to resolve the complaint during the oral stage, if at all possible. If the complaint is not settled within fifteen (15) full working days and the complaint involves a matter subject to the Grievance Procedure the complaint will be reduced to writing and considered a grievance. (The Shop Steward will be given an opportunity to be present at such meeting, if requested by the employee).

a. A meeting will be held between the immediate Supervisor/ Department Manager of the activity or the Company’s designated representative and the Union representative. The employee, the immediate supervisor, and the Shop Steward will have the right to be present at the Step 1 meeting.

b. The Company will make a written reply not later than ten (10) full working days after receipt of the grievance.

c. If this reply is unsatisfactory to the Union, the grievance may be appealed to Step 2, provided such appeal is received by the Company within ten (10) full working days following receipt by the Union of the Company’s response.

a. A meeting will be held between the Contract Site Manager of the Company, or the Company’s designated representative, and the Union’s representative.

b. The Company will make a written reply no later than ten (10) full working days following receipt of the Union’s appeal to Step 2.

c. Upon receipt of the Company’s Step 2 response the Union has ten (10) full working days to appeal to Step 3.

a. A meeting will be held between the Company’s Human Resource Representative or the Company’s designated representative and the Union’s representative and International Representative. The Step 3 meeting will take place within thirty (30) full workdays following the appeal to Step 3.

b. Following the meeting, the Company will make a written reply to the Union not later than ten (10) full working days after the Step 3 meeting.

c. If the reply is unsatisfactory, the grievance may be appealed to arbitration provided the Company receives such appeal within thirty (30) full working days following the Union’s receipt of the Company’s Step 3 response.

C. All the above time limits may be extended by mutual agreement by the parties when set forth in writing.

D. Following notification of intent to arbitrate, the Union will submit a written request to the FMCS to provide a list of names of no less than seven (7) experienced arbitrators. Within ten (10) full workdays of receipt of said list, the Company, and Union will, using the striking method, select an arbitrator from the list of names. The order of striking will be determined by lot.

E. The parties agree that the decision or award of the arbitrator will be final and binding upon them and the affected employees and that each will abide thereby. The authority of the arbitrator will be limited to determining questions directly involving the interpretation or application of this Agreement, and the arbitrator will have no authority to determine any other matter. The arbitrator will have no authority to add to, subtract from, or to change any of the terms of this Agreement, nor to change an existing wage rate. The arbitrator’s interpretation of a provision of this Agreement will be considered as binding precedent on that contractual issue; and in no event will the same factual question or issue of contractual interpretation be the subject of arbitration more than once.

F. Each party will bear the expense of preparing its own case. The cost of the arbitrator’s services and any other expenses incidental to arbitration, mutually agreed to in advance, will be borne equally by the parties.

G. It is agreed and understood that the parties will share all evidence to be presented in arbitration with one another no less then ten (10) full workdays prior to the arbitration hearing.

A. The Company agrees to recognize the Stewards duly authorized by the Union to represent those employees covered by the terms of this Agreement. There will be a maximum of eight (8) Stewards unless modified by mutual agreement in writing between the Company and the Union. For each Steward, the Union may designate one (1) Alternate, who may function as the Steward in the case of the Steward’s absence.

B. For the purpose outlined above, the Union agrees to supply the Company in writing, and will maintain with the Company on a current basis, a complete list of Stewards. The Union will post a current list of Union Stewards on each Union Bulletin Board. The Union may appoint a replacement Shop Steward for a Steward who is on detachment, leave of absence, vacation, or otherwise incapacitated or unavailable. The regular certified Steward will assume their Shop Steward position upon return to work at Fallon, and the replacement Steward will no longer be recognized as a Steward.

C. Subject to other provisions of this Article, reasonable and necessary time off during work hours will be granted, without loss of pay, to permit Stewards or Alternate Stewards to fulfill their responsibilities to the Employees, and will not unreasonably interfere with assigned duties. Weingarten rights provide that any employee may request Union representation during an investigatory interview by management. This right was established by the Supreme Court in 1975 (NLRB v. J. Weingarten, Inc.) and provides that a worker who is being interrogated by management may request that a Union Steward or other employee be present during the interrogation. This right belongs to the worker, not the Union, and can be invoked only by the worker. Furthermore, the Union will ensure that Stewards will not conduct activities, which are not authorized by this Agreement or appropriate regulations.

D. Recognizing the mutual benefit of resolving problems at the lowest level, any employee who has a complaint or grievance may discuss the matter with their Steward. When possible, discussions between Bargaining Unit members and Stewards should be conducted on the telephone. When discussions must occur away from the assigned cost center the necessary time away from the Steward’s official work assignment will be scheduled as far in advance as practical to minimize interruption of workflow. When the Steward finds it necessary to discuss a problem or labor-management disagreement with a unit employee and or management official, the Steward will request permission to leave from their immediate supervisor. Prior to entering the work area of another Supervisor’s responsibility, the Steward will contact the Supervisor for permission before attempting to contact any employee. In each instance, the request for permission will be made over the telephone, when possible. The Supervisor’s permission will be granted unless compelling work commitments dictate otherwise. If permission is denied, the Supervisor will establish an alternate time at which the Shop Steward can contact the employee.

E. During Work hours, Union Stewards, Executive Board Members, etc., should utilize the services of the Range Courier to deliver or receive hard copy material regarding Union business.

a. To consult with an employee regarding the presentation of a request concerning this Agreement, complaint, or grievance for which the employee desires a Steward to be present.

b. To investigate a complaint or grievance before presentation to the appropriate supervisor.

c. To present a request concerning this Agreement, complaint or grievance to an employee’s immediate supervisor in an attempt to settle the matter for the employee.

d. To meet with an appropriate Supervisor or other designated representative of the Company when necessary to adjust grievances in accordance with the grievance procedure of this Agreement.

G. Shop Stewards will be employees of the Company, selected from among the employees whom they represent.

H. The Shop Steward will respond to and adjust employee initiated verbal or written complaints, or grievances occurring under their jurisdiction as provided for in the grievance procedure.

I. Subject to existing security regulations, the authorized International Representatives of the Union will have access to the Company’s work areas during working hours for the purpose of investigating grievances that have arisen, attending meetings in accordance with the Grievance Procedures, and ascertaining whether or not this Agreement is being observed. Before doing so, the International Representative will report to the Program Manager or his designee, who will permit said Representative to enter the Company’s premises, provided that such right will be exercised reasonably and will not interfere with the normal conduct of the Company’s operations.

J. The Company will supply each new employee with a copy of the current CBA and the necessary dues check off and COPE application forms, and will assist new employees in completing the forms in duplicate with one original to be provided to the Union and one retained by the Company. The Union will be notified as to the time and place of new hire orientation or inprocessing, and be afforded the opportunity to meet the new employee.

K. An employee who is a Steward and who has accumulated six (6) months or more of seniority will, upon written request of the Union, be deferred from layoff so long as work for which they are qualified for is available among the group of employees they represent.

L. Union Leave - Leaves of absence without pay for Unnion business will be granted to representatives of the Union who are employees of the Company who have been selected by the Union and its representatives to attend such functions as conferences, conventions, and union educational courses, not to exceed five (5) working days provided five (5) working days advance notice is given in writing to the Company and the request does not unreasonably interfere with Company operations. However, no more than five employees may be on such leave at any one time, and no more than one employee may come from the same work center.

M. Any member of the Union will, on written request by the Union, be granted a leave of absence for Union activities for up to a one (1) year period. Such leaves will be renewable for up to one (1) year, provided the Union requests such extension in writing. Not more than one (1) employee will be on such leave at any one time except by mutual agreement of the Company and the Union. When the activities for which such leaves of absence cease, the Union will immediately notify the Company in writing and if the request is made within fifteen (15) working days thereafter, such Union member will be given re-employment in the same or similar position, or a comparable position, in accordance with their qualifications and seniority privileges, and applicable wage rate at the time of return to active payroll. It is understood and agreed that the returning Union member must report for work within thirty (30) calendar days of such leaves, unless extended by mutual agreement of the parties. Any temporary replacement for a member of the Union on leave of absence will not be subject to the time limitation in Article 7B.1.

A. The Company will provide at least seven (7) bulletin boards and access to the employees through electronic bulletin board for the use of the Union to post Union notices, which are non-controversial in nature. It is understood that notices for the electronic bulletin board must be approved in advance by the Contract Site Manger. Such approval will not be unreasonably denied.

B. There will be no distribution or posting by the Union, or by employees of advertising or political material, notices, or any other kinds of literature on the Company’s or Government property other than herein provided.

A. It is understood herein that no employee will be disciplined, discharged, or suspended without just and sufficient cause. In such discipline cases, the Union will be notified of the action being taken by the Company. The Company will discuss with the Union the contemplated discharge of an employee.

B. If the Company is conducting an investigatory interview (or questioning an employee) to obtain information that could lead to discipline, the employee, who is being interrogated by management, may invoke their Weingarten rights, and request that a Union Steward be present during the interrogation. This right belongs to the worker, not the Union, and can be invoked only by the employee. The Company is not obligated to inform the employee of this right.

C. Any employee subject to disciplinary action by the Company, which includes economic penalties, will be given the opportunity to have their Shop Steward or Union representative present at the disciplinary hearing. The Union and the employee will be given a copy of the disciplinary action.

D. A warning notice, written reprimand or suspension notice will not remain in effect for a period of more than one (1) year from the date of the violation that gave rise to such notice. After the one (1) year period, the notice will be physically removed from the employee’s personnel file. Notices, to be considered valid, must be issued by the Company and signed by the employee or a witness if the employee refuses to sign, with a copy provided to the Union within 2 working days after issuance of the discipline by the Company. Notices will be specific, not general, in nature as to alleged violation (i.e., time, date, place, and nature of violation).

E. A discharged employee or suspended employee will, if they are present at the time of such action, be furnished a discharge or suspension notice in writing, setting forth the precise charge which has caused this action.

A. It is expressly understood and agreed that the business of the Company is directly related to the important and vital work of the United States Government and that uninterrupted services must be furnished to those agencies who have need of and make use of the capabilities of the Company. Therefore, the parties agree that during the term of this Agreement:

a. The procedure provided for herein, for the settlement of grievances will serve as a means for peaceful settlement of all disputes that may arise between the parties.

b. There will be no strike, work stoppage, slowdown, sit-in or meetings not authorized under this Agreement, refusal to work, boycott, or picketing by the Union or its representatives or members, or lockout on the part of the Company during the term of this Agreement. Recognizing that the Company and the Union agree that continuity of work is imperative to the mission of NAS Fallon, the Union agrees that there will be no work stoppages due to jurisdictional disputes or alleged unfair labor practices.

c. Any employee or employees, individually or collectively, who will cause or take part in any violation of this Article or any activities prohibited by this Article may be immediately discharged, or subject to other disciplinary action as the Company may consider appropriate. Any such disciplinary action will be subject to the Grievance and Arbitration procedures (Article 9, Grievance and Arbitration) of this agreement. In any arbitration alleging a violation of this provision, the arbitrator will have authority to determine the severity of the violation and mitigate the discipline.

d. In the event of a violation of this Article, the Union, its officers, agents and members agree that they will use their best efforts to end such prohibited conduct, utilizing every possible means to include but not be limited to:

1. Requesting through personal contact or meeting with employees that they comply with the Agreement and not take part in any prohibited conduct.

2. Notification to all employees that such prohibited conduct is unauthorized and in violation of this Agreement.

3. Requesting those violating this Agreement to return to work and or otherwise fully comply with the terms of this Agreement.

A. The Company benefit plans as described in Appendix B for Northrop Grumman IT; Chugach Development Corp.; and Westech International, Inc will remain in effect for the members of the Union, and will continue to remain in effect for the bargaining unit during the life of this agreement. The Company maintains the right to pass through improvements, modifications, changes, or employee premiums to these plans at any time other than those specified in other sections of this CBA. Any elimination contemplated to these plans will only be as a result of the respective Company no longer offering the specific plan. If a specific benefit plan is terminated the Company will attempt to replace it with another similar plan of equal or greater value and benefits. If and when these situations arise, the Company will notify the Union at least one week prior to the open enrollment period.

a. The Company shares the premium cost of medical, dental, and vision plans. The employee's portion of the premium for each medical, dental, and vision plan will not increase more than forty percent (40%) per plan for each benefit plan year compared to the employee's portion of the premium for that plan in the immediately proceeding benefit plan year.

B. Effective October 1, 2002 the following benefits will not be subject to the pass through language of paragraph one (A) above.

a. Sick Leave – Employees will be entitled to seven (7) sick/personal days. All days will be chargeable to any combination of Personal/Sick days. Personal/sick days not utilized during the calendar year will not be carried over or paid off.

b. Bereavement – Paid bereavement of (3) three days (not chargeable to Personal/Sick time) for each occurrence will apply for deaths in the immediate family. Immediate family is defined as in-laws, parents, children (including stepchildren), spouses, brothers, sisters, grandparents, aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, step parents and grandchildren.

c. Family Medical Leave – An employee requiring a leave of absence for a seriously ill parent, spouse or child can request a leave of absence from the Program Manager, who will review the employees’ request and provide a timely response. If approved, the employee will receive a leave of absence form provided by the Company. This form will contain the conditions and instructions for the leave of absence. This unpaid leave cannot exceed twelve (12) weeks. All employees’ rights and benefits will be provided under the applicable COBRA requirements. The Company will also comply with all of the other provisions of the Family Medical Leave Act of 1995 as amended currently and in the future.

A. Holidays - Ten (10) paid holidays per year. Employees must be on “paid” (at work, vacation or sick) status either the day before, or the day after the holiday to be eligible for holiday pay. Employees will not be eligible for holiday pay when on any leave of absence (LOA).

B. Any time the President of the United States declares a National Holiday, the Program Manager will contact the Contracting Officer and request approval for granting the holiday to the employees. The Program Manager will notify the Union as soon as practical of the results.

C. The Union and Company understand that Holidays may need to be rescheduled to support National emergency reasons or operational crisis requirements. The Program Manager will notify the Union at least fourteen (14) calendar days in advance of any such rescheduling.

A. Vacation Leave: Vacation leave is accrued according to the following schedule based on eligible employees’ contract seniority date. Employees’ vacation leave account is credited at the end of the bi-weekly pay period, or monthly, depending on respective company. Companies will follow their respective carry-over vacation policy.

A. The Contractor will provide financial assistance to eligible employees who engage in educational activities in order to establish, maintain, or upgrade skills required by the Contractor. Eligible employees must satisfactorily complete courses (2.0 GPA for undergraduate, and 3.0 GPA for Graduate) of study to be eligible for assistance. Educational assistance may include payment for tuition, textbook, and fees up to a maximum of $5,250 per employee per year. Payment will also be made for proficiency testing which results in the granting of academic credit or is otherwise required by the school.

B. Regular work hours may be rescheduled to attend classes provided that there is no significant reduction in the employee’s productive contribution caused by the rescheduling. Reduction of work schedules, with appropriate reduction of pay, and leaves of absence may be granted to facilitate course completion where deemed beneficial to pay for work under the Contract. Employees participating in the Educational Assistance Program may use facilities, equipment, and services in support of their studies if approved by management.

A. The Company will comply with all Federal, State and local laws and regulations regarding safety and health, and will minimize and/or eliminate known hazards by reasonable safeguards.

B. The Union agrees to cooperate with the Company in compliance with the Nevada Revised Statute 618.383, and any future amendments. Unless altered by this article, current practices regarding the Safety Committee will continue. The Union will cooperate with the Company in promoting improvements in safety and health, and will participate in the Safety Committee on a good faith basis.

C. The Company intends to cooperate with the Union and Union Representatives of the Safety Committee. The Union will select representatives of the Safety Committee. The Program Manager will appoint a manager as the Company Representative to ensure full compliance with all provisions of this Statute.

D. The Company will continue to provide systematic safety inspections, safety devices, guards, and medical service to minimize accidents and health hazards on its premises.

E. The Company will provide employees with required personal protection equipment (gloves, safety glasses, etc.) as required by the Company in the event that such equipment is necessary for job performance.

v The company will reimburse up to $120 for the purchase of safety shoes annually.

v The company will reimburse up to $120 for the purchase of prescription safety glasses every two years.

F. New hires must complete Safety, First Aid, and CPR training as soon as possible based on training availability.

G. Height Pay - Personnel working at 20’ or more wheen directed by supervision, and required to wear a harness. Two times the base rate. One hour minimum.

H. B 1. Flight pay – Helicopter flight pay – at two times the base rate. One hour minimum

I. B 2. During Helicopter lifting operations when an employee required to perform their work duties under or around a hovering Helicopter, will be paid two times the base rate. One hour minimum.

J. Hazardous Duty Pay - Visual Cue Technicians (Smokey SAM) when they are required to transport, handle and or operate Smokey SAM and or Stinger rockets during the performance of scheduled operations with these rockets; and maintenance personnel; when assigned to perform bombing range maintenance functions; will receive $1.00 per hour. One hour minimum.

K. Turn Around Time - The Company and the customer are fully supportive of the concept of allowing employees at least ten (10) hour intervals between shifts

L. Two-man rule – For maintenance on any energized equipment and applicable OSHA regulations.

A. Non-Bargaining unit personnel will not normally perform the work of employees covered by the Agreement, except in emergency or unexpected circumstances, including:

§ Safety issues (including in order to prevent employee injury or damage to property or equipment), or

§ Training personnel, only when the knowledge is not available within the bargaining unit

B. The Company will use its best efforts to ensure that the terms of this section are understood and applied throughout the Company, and as defined in Article 1 of the Agreement.

A. The Company will train Bargaining Unit employees as necessary in the operation of any new equipment related to their job description to the extent contractually directed by the United States Navy. Bargaining Unit employees who are directed to obtain a license, certification or registration by the Company will be trained to achieve such standing at the expense of the Company. Time spent in training will be considered time worked, and paid at the employee’s applicable rate of pay. Said employee will agree in writing prior to such training to reimburse the Company for actual costs if the employee leaves the employ of the Company, voluntarily, within one year of the training, on a prorated basis.

a. The Company will utilize the “train-the-trainer” approach whenever possible. In cases where Bargaining Unit employees must receive certification or licensing the Company will ensure that the appropriate Bargaining Unit employees receive the necessary training to obtain the certification or license.

b. The Company will also ensure that Bargaining Unit employees receive proper training for new equipment or modifications added to the Contract that they must operate and maintain. In cases where Bargaining Unit employees attend training sessions along with the Customer, the Company will request an appropriate number of training billets.

The aforementioned are in addition to the Company’s normal training practices.

c. Any issues or concerns that arise from the aforementioned can be directed to the

A. The Company will provide Bargaining Unit employees all training including, but not limited to, attending classes and technical schools related to maintaining and upgrading of their skill levels in the employee’s particular craft as required. Employees will agree in writing prior to such training to provide written training material, equipment manuals, etc., provided during the training class to the Company. The Employees will reimburse the company for actual costs if the employee voluntarily leaves the employment of the company, within one year of the training, on a prorated basis. Bargaining Unit employees will assist in the development and improvement of Work Instructions (WIs), Job Qualification Standards (JQSs), and On-the-Job Training (OJT) programs.

B. The Company will pay, all reasonable costs and make travel and lodging arrangements associated with training or schooling required by the Company. Such costs include travel and lodging, tuition, and registration fees. Time spent in training or schooling will be considered time worked and paid at the employee’s applicable rate of pay.

C. The Contractor will conduct or permit employees to attend training programs and courses which are based on equipment upgrades and new equipment includes but not limited to software, hardware, specialty vehicle (snow-cat), etc. These training courses should contribute to the performance of work under the contract and be provided at reasonable costs to the government.

A. There shall be no establishing of new classifications or posting of new positions within the Bargaining Unit until, and unless, the duties and wages of the prospective classification have been negotiated between the Company and the Union per Article 27.

B. The Company will notify the Union in writing, as soon as it is notified of an official contract requirement, of any technological improvements or changes to the Combined Tactical Training Range (CTTR) contract scope that may affect the Bargaining Unit employees covered by this Agreement.

A. The Parties understand that the following currently attached in Appendix A is subject to change, the Union shall make a reasonable effort to notify the Company when such changes occur to the following items:

1. “Employee Authorization for Payroll Deduction of Union Dues and Initiation Fee for CWA” Article 2 paragraph D subparagraph 1.

2. “Political Contributions Committee Payroll Deduction Card” in Article 2 paragraph F.

A. The Company and the Union have agreed to handle the following issues in the Position Description Committee (CBA) so that the requirements of the position descriptions can be completed.

1. Telecom Technician III can be approved with the understanding that the Department of Labor (DOL) Category Reference and description are in dispute and will be resolved in the PDC by the Close of Business (COB) on December 30, 2005.

2. EW System Field Engineer Sr. (Depot) can be approved with the understanding that the Department of Labor (DOL) Category Reference and description are in dispute and will be resolved in the PDC by the Close of Business (COB) on December 30, 2005

3. EW System Filed Engineer Sr. can be approved with the understanding that the Department of Labor (DOL) Category Reference and description are in dispute and will be resolved in the PDC by the Close of Business (COB) on December 30, 2005

A. The Company can utilize the SDI (Supplemental Duty Increase) wage to temporary upgrade an employee to perform work in a classification that is at a higher wage then the employee’s current classification. The SDI wage will be utilized on a voluntary basis to meet contract requirements. The employee must be fully qualified in the temporary upgraded position. SDI will be with the supervisor’s approval.

A. The Company and the Union have agreed to handle the following issues in the Position Description Committee (PDC) for the future use of positions the company would like to establish. The Company will write the position description (PD) for the following classification.

A. Any employee who enters into active service in the Armed Forces of the United States will be given a leave of absence for and will accumulate seniority during such period of service. The parties to this Agreement will comply with current applicable Federal and State legislation concerning military service.

B. Any employee who is called to and performs short term active duty of fifteen (15) days or less within a calendar year, including annual active duty training as a member of the United States Armed Forces Reserve or National Guard, shall be paid by the Company the difference between their base Military rate of pay and their Company rate of pay, exclusive of all premiums. The employee must present a copy of their orders to the Company as soon as the orders are received. Upon return from short term active duty the employee must submit pay vouchers so that the calculation of the difference may be made.

C. In the event the President of the United States elects to mobilize the Military Active Reserves or National Guard or to recall former military personnel to active duty in response to a potential or actual military conflict. Employees who are called to active duty will be placed on military leave of absence and will receive the difference between their base military pay and their normal straight-time earnings for up to two (2) years following the activation.

A. The Company will pay the employee’s full straight time hourly wage for time absent from work to respond to a subpoena, to perform jury duty, or to appear for a court appearance, regardless of the fee received as a witness or juror.

B. Employees will not be paid for any absence from work due to participation in any legal proceedings when they are a party to the action.

A. The Union recognizes that the Company has certain obligations in its contracts with the Government pertaining to security, and agrees that nothing contained in this Agreement is intended to place the Company in violation of its security agreements with the Government.

B. Therefore, in the event that the United States Department of Navy or other Government Agency duly concerned with the United States Department of the Navy security regulations, advises the Company in writing that any employee in the Union Bargaining Unit is restricted from work on or access to classified information and material, the Union will not contest such action as the Company may take pursuant to such advise to comply with its security obligations to the United States Department of Navy. If an employee has not been granted a Security Clearance at the end of 180 calendar days, and the Security Clearance is still pending, an extension shall be issued for period of an additional 180 calendar days The Company will use every effort to locate applicable unclassified work for the employee whose security clearance is pending. To this end, a temporary assignment of an employee pending a security clearance is not subject to the time limitation of Article 7B. In the event this is not possible the employee will be placed on an unpaid status, while the investigation process continues.

C. If the employee has been denied a Security Clearance from the issuing agency, the Company will make a good faith effort to place the employee in an available opening not requiring a Security Clearance. However, the Company reserves the right to terminate employment if no available Bargaining Unit Classification (Appendix C) exists.

A. It is the intent of the parties to secure maximum efficiency and quality of the operations. To attain maximum efficiency, the parties agree to maintain reasonable operation and maintenance standards and uninterrupted operations. The duties of employees must be faithfully performed in order for the Company and its employees to fulfill the mutual and vital responsibilities to both the public and the Customer; and that the business of the Company must be operated efficiency with due regard to competitive conditions.

B. It is recognized by the agreement that the Company, Union, and the employees should cooperate for the advancement of working conditions, and that the agreement provides for a fair and prompt grievance procedure for the settlement of employee grievances.

A. Except to the extent expressly abridged by a specific provision of this Agreement, the Company reserves and retains, solely and exclusively all of its rights to manage the business. The sole and exclusive rights of management which are not specifically abridged by this Agreement shall include but are not limited to its right to determine prices of operation and maintenance services, levels of service, volume of services, methods of financing; to drop a service; to sell or lease the business; to determine and from time to time re-determine the number, location, relocation and types of its operation, and the methods, materials, equipment and facilities to be employed to determine the number of hours per day or per week services or operations shall be carried on: to select and to determine the number and qualifications of persons to be employed or assigned specific jobs: to assign work to such employees in accordance with the requirements determined by management; to establish and change work schedules, assignments, starting and or quitting time, to transfer, promote or demote employees or to lay off, terminate or otherwise relieve employees from duty for lack of work or other reasons; to determine the fact of lack of work; to make and enforce reasonable rules for the maintenance of discipline; to suspend, discharge or otherwise discipline employees for just cause and otherwise to take such measures as management may determine to be necessary for the orderly and efficient operation of the business.

B. The foregoing enumeration of the Company’s rights shall not be deemed to exclude other pre-existing rights which do not conflict with the provisions of this Agreement and nothing in this Article shall be deemed to limit the Company in the exercise of customary and recognized functions and prerogatives of management.

A. In the event that any other unit of the Company takes over any part of the business, as defined in Article 1 (Recognition of Rights) of the Agreement, that this Agreement will remain in full force and effect.

B. In the event that the business, as defined in Article 1 (Recognition of Rights), is sold, transferred, or assigned to a third party, the contract of sale, transfer or assignment will require the purchaser, transferee or assignee to assume the obligations of this Agreement.

A. This Collective Bargaining Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by the parties as of October 3, 2005, and shall remain effective until June 30, 2009, and for additional periods of one year there after, unless notice in writing shall be given by either party to the other of changes desired in the Agreement or its termination, at least sixty (60) days prior to June 30 2009 or sixty (60) days prior to subsequent applicable expiration date after automatic renewal.

B. If the parties do not reach an Agreement with respect to such proposed changes, or a new Agreement in the event termination notice has been given prior to said expiration date, then this Agreement shall terminate on its expiration day. The parties may, however, by mutual consent, extend this Agreement for a period of time specified to allow further negotiations.

C. This Agreement is intended to be and shall be in full settlement of all issues, which were the subject of collective bargaining between the parties during these negotiations. Consequently, it is agreed that none of such issues shall be subject to collective bargaining during the term of this Agreement and there shall be no strike or lockout in connection with any such issue or issues. This provision shall not limit the right of the parties to voluntarily modify this Agreement by mutual consent in writing.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Collective Bargaining Agreement on December 5, 2005.

Joseph J. Bonin, Business Development & Larry LeCave, IUE-CWA 1177/89177 President

D. A. Rogers, WCTTR Program Manager Catherine Riske, IUE-CWA Local 1177/98177 Recording Sec.

A. The Company and Union have agreed during negotiations to establish a joint PDC to discuss, evaluate, change, and finalize position descriptions.

B. This PDC will consist of a manageable number of Union and Company representatives and subject matter experts (SME) as designated by the Union President and the Site Manager

C. The Company agrees to negotiate changes in position descriptions that require a change in duties and new wage rates. The Union and Company commitment to this process will continue for the duration of the collective bargaining agreement.

D. The Company will provide a wage rate expert, if required, as a part of the PDC.

E. All parties agree that the aforementioned changes will take affect upon agreement by the Company and Union. The Company and the Union shall complete the SF 1444 conformance form if required. If the new position description is not approved by the customer and/or Contracting Officer because of technical/professional requirements, then the Company and Union agree to renegotiate the position description.

F. Any Union complaints arising out of the PDC that can not be resolved will be referred to the Site Manager.

May purchase up to an additional 5 days of vacation for eligible employees annually

Company match of 100% on first 3% of employee’s contribution and 50% of next 2% of employee’s contribution

§ Company match of 100% on first 3% of employee’s contribution and 50% of next 2% of employee’s contribution

October 2006 Upgrades
Job classification	CBA	Offer
Computer Systems Analyst I	$23.23	$24.31	4.65%
Computer Systems Analyst II	$26.44	$27.04	2.27%
Elect Tech I	$15.88	$17.47	10.01%
Elect Tech II	$20.25	$21.04	3.90%
QA Evaluator	$24.95	$27.62	10.70%
Supply Technician	$18.65	$19.58	4.99%
UXO Technician III	$22.29	$26.03	16.78%
Visual Cue Technician	$14.40	$17.47	10.28%
Visual Cue Technician Sr.	$16.51	$21.04	27.44%

APPENDIX C
GENERAL CLASSIFICATION WAGES
	CURRENT	HOURLY	HOURLY	HOURLY
		RATE	RATE	RATE
	HOURLY	EFFECTIVE	EFFECTIVE	EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION		10/1/2006	10/1/2007	10/1/2008
Automotive Worker	$20.85	$21.58	$22.44	$23.23
Carpenter, Maintenance	$21.67	$22.43	$23.33	$24.14
Chief Surveyor	$20.81	$21.54	$22.40	$23.18
Computer Systems Analyst I	$23.23	$25.16	$26.17	$27.08
Computer Systems Analyst II	$26.44	$27.99	$29.11	$30.12
Draftsman IV	$19.80	$20.49	$21.31	$22.06
Electronic Technician I (EW)	$15.88	$18.08	$18.80	$19.46
Electronic Technician II (EW)	$20.25	$21.78	$22.65	$23.44
Electronic Technician III (EW)	$24.21	$25.06	$26.06	$26.97
Electronic Technician I (Display)	$15.88	$18.08	$18.80	$19.46
Electronic Technician II (Display)	$20.25	$21.78	$22.65	$23.44
Electronic Technician III (TACTS Lemoore)	$24.21	$25.06	$26.06	$26.97
Electronic Technician I (TIS/AIS)	$15.88	$18.08	$18.80	$19.46
Electronic Technician II (TIS/AIS)	$20.25	$21.78	$22.65	$23.44
Electronic Technician III (TIS/AIS)	$24.21	$25.06	$26.06	$26.97
Electrician, Maintenance	$22.37	$23.15	$24.08	$24.92
Electrician, Maintenance (Power Production)	$22.37	$23.15	$24.08	$24.92
General Maintenance Worker Facility	$16.11	$16.67	$17.34	$17.95
General Maintenance Worker UXO Apprentice	$16.11	$16.67	$17.34	$17.95
Health/Safety Training Tech.	$24.95	$28.59	$29.73	$30.77
Heavy Equipment Mech/Oper	$23.80	$24.63	$25.62	$26.51

HVAC Technician	$22.77	$23.57	$24.51	$25.37
Janitor	$11.42	$11.82	$12.29	$12.72
Job Controller	$20.25	$20.96	$21.80	$22.56
Library Technician	$16.00	$16.56	$17.22	$17.83
Machinist	$25.42	$26.31	$27.36	$28.32
Maintenance Trades Helper	$18.61	$19.26	$20.03	$20.73
Mission Coordinator	$24.36	$25.21	$26.22	$27.14
Mission Coordinator, Sr.	$27.55	$28.51	$29.65	$30.69
Motor Vehicle Mechanic	$23.00	$23.81	$24.76	$25.62
PC Technician II	$21.04	$21.78	$22.65	$23.44
QA/Safety Evaluator	$24.95	$28.59	$29.73	$30.77
Range Control Officer (RCO)	$24.36	$25.21	$26.22	$27.14
APPENDIX C
GENERAL CLASSIFICATION WAGES
	CURRENT	HOURLY	HOURLY	HOURLY
		RATE	RATE	RATE
	HOURLY	EFFECTIVE	EFFECTIVE	EFFECTIVE
CLASSIFICATION		10/1/2006	10/1/2007	10/1/2008
Range Control Officer, SR	$27.55	$28.51	$29.65	$30.69
Supply Technician	$18.65	$20.27	$21.08	$21.81
Telecom. Technician II	$24.52	$25.38	$26.39	$27.32
Telecom. Technician III	$27.79	$28.76	$29.91	$30.96
TMDE Technician III	$24.21	$25.06	$26.06	$26.97
Truckdriver, Medium	$16.63	$17.21	$17.90	$18.53
Truckdriver, Tractor Trailer	$18.76	$19.42	$20.19	$20.90
UXO Technician III	$22.29	$26.94	$28.02	$29.00
Unexploded Ordnance Sweeper	$19.07	$19.74	$20.53	$21.25
Visual Cue Technician	$14.40	$18.08	$18.80	$19.46
Visual Cue Technician, Sr.	$16.51	$21.78	$22.65	$23.44
EW Systems Field Engineer, Sr. (Depot)	$30.59	$31.66	$32.93	$34.08
EW Systems Field Engineer, Sr.	$30.59	$31.66	$32.93	$34.08
EW Systems Field Engineer	$29.85	$30.89	$32.13	$33.26
Instrumentation Systems Field Engineer	$29.85	$30.89	$32.13	$33.26
Network Specialist	$29.85	$30.89	$32.13	$33.26