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ADDITIONAL COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO EXISTING CONTRACTS - CERTIFICATION. Cost accounting standards will be applicable and effective as promulgated by the Cost Accounting Standards Board to any award as provided in the Federal Procurement Regulations Subpart 1-3.12. If the offeror pre- sently has contracts or subcontracts containing the Cost Accounting Standards clause a new standard becomes applicable to such existing contracts prospec- tively when a new contract or subcontract containing such clause is awarded on or after the effective date of such new standard. Such new standard may require a change in the offeror's established cost accounting practices, whether or not disclosed. The offeror shall specify by an appropriate entry below, the effect on his cost accounting practice. The offeror hereby certifies that an award under this solicitation r--/ would, /--/ would not, in accordance with paragraph (a)(3) of the Cost Accounting Standards clause require a change in his established cost accounting practices affecting existing contracts and subcontracts. NOTE: If the offeror has checked "would" above, and is awarded the contempla- ted contract, he will also be required to comply with the clause entitled Administration of Cost Accounting Standards. NOTE: Educational institutions and State and local governments are exempt from this provision. HANDICAPPED. The offeror certifies with respect to the Employment of the Handicapped clause as follows: 1. He r--/ has, /--/ has not previously been awarded a contract which included the clause. (If affirmative, execute 2.) 2. The time specified for contract performance r--/ exceeded 90 days, /--/. (If more than 90 days, execute 3.) -- 3. The amount 0 f the contract was /--/ less than $500,000, /--/ was more than $500,000 and he /--/ has, / / has not pub1ishe~his program for the employment Of the handicapped. (If more than $500,000, execute 4.) 4. He ~/ has, /--/ has not submitted the required annual report to the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Employment Standards. 5. He /--/ has, /--/ has not made a good faith effort to effectuate and carry out his affirmative action program. 6. He will not award subcontracts to persons or concerns that have not published programs and submitted annual reports as required by the clause. WOMAN OWNED BUSINESS CERTIFICATION. The bidder or offeror represents and certifies that it is / /, is not /--/, a woman owned business. A woman owned business is defiMd as a "Business at least 51 percent owned, con- trolled, and operated by a woman or women." Controlled is defined as exercising the power to make policy decisions. Operated is defined as actively involved in the day-to-day management. For the purposes of this definition, businesses which are publicly owned, joint stock associates, and business trusts, are exempted. Exempted businesses may voluntarily B-8