This 59-page AAWSAP contract identifies BAASS, the September 2008 award, scheduled reports and government data rights. The released copy also includes a $21.95 million total and performance dates extending into December 2010, so it should be read with the later modifications rather than as an untouched record of the original award. Most pages contain standard procurement terms.

Modification P00001 extends the current AAWSAP contract period and revises the first option year to October 2009–September 2010. Its final page explicitly makes that option subject to available funding, while the cover form records no new obligation. The differing dates printed in the accompanying schedule should be read alongside the amendment’s specific revision.

P00002 adds $11,948,810 for AAWSAP’s first option year and states a cumulative obligation of $21,948,810. The February 2010 modification removes the earlier funding-availability condition and calls for revised deliverables and documentation of risks from reduced funding. Its schedules allocate the option-year money among reports, management, assessment, travel and other costs.

P00003 changes the contracting officer’s representative for the AAWSAP contract on May 18, 2010; the released copy withholds the appointee’s identity. The amendment limits the representative’s guidance to existing work and bars changes to scope, schedule, quantities or total value. It records a zero-dollar administrative modification.

The released P00004 file consists of a single contract distribution sheet dated May 18, 2010. It identifies the contract, contractor and payment-office routing, with several names withheld, but contains no operative amendment text. The sheet therefore documents administrative circulation without establishing what the modification changed.

P00005 extends the AAWSAP contract’s performance period from September 22 to December 21, 2010 by mutual agreement. The signed modification states that the extension requires no funding, and the revised schedules carry the later end date into the deliverable lines. It records an extension of services without documenting new research results.