43ADG-S3865 NGNV-Z Attachment.pdf
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This is an environmental policy statement memorandum issued by the Nevada Office of the Military, Office of the Adjutant General, addressed to the Nevada Army National Guard on February 12, 2025. The document outlines the environmental policy framework for the Nevada Army National Guard (NVARNG) in support of the concurrent state and local contract opportunity for Statewide Fire - Alarm Security Services. The memorandum references Army Regulation 200-1 on Environmental Protection and Enhancement and establishes that the NVARNG maintains environmental stewardship as an integral component of its strategic mission to provide trained and ready units and soldiers. The policy emphasizes that military activities occur across NVARNG facilities and training lands throughout Nevada, the nation, and overseas locations, requiring coordinated environmental management practices.
The memorandum commits the NVARNG to six core environmental objectives: maximizing training land and facility availability through environmental stewardship, continuously improving management practices through structured review processes, enhancing environmental program effectiveness via risk management, minimizing pollution of land, water, and air resources, maintaining compliance with all applicable U.S. Army, Federal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations, and integrating environmental requirements into force management, training, equipment fielding, and construction planning. This policy statement serves as the foundational environmental commitment for all NVARNG operations and activities related to the procurement of fire and alarm security services across state facilities.
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| 43ADG-S3865-Scope of Work~1.docx | DOCX document | |
| 43ADG-S3865-Vendor-Information-Response.pdf | ||
| 43ADG-S3865 Certification-regarding-lobbying.pdf | ||
| Quote Instructions.pdf | ||
| 43ADG-S3865 NVARNG Personal Security Questionnaire.docx | DOCX document | |
| 43ADG-S3865-reference-questionnaire~2.docx | DOCX document | |
| Terms-and-conditions-for-goods.pdf | ||
| 43ADG-S3865 Standard-form-contract.docx | DOCX document | |
| 43ADG-S3865-Insurance Requirements.docx | DOCX document | |
| 43ADG-S3865-Request-for-Proposals~2.docx | DOCX document | |
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JOE LOMBARDO
Governor
ATTACHMENT DD
STATE OF NEVADA OFFICE OF THE MILITARY
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
2460 FAIRVIEW DRIVE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA 89701-6807
D. RODGER WATERS
Brigadier General The Acijutant General
NGNV-Z 12 February 2025
MEMORANDUM FOR Nevada Army National Guard
SUBJECT: Nevada Army National Guard Environmental Policy Statement
1. References:
a. AR 200-1, Environmental Protection and Enhancement, 13 December 2007.
2. The Nevada Army National Guard (NVARNG) provides units and Soldiers which are trained and ready for any contingency as directed by the Governor of Nevada, the President, and Secretary of Defense. Maintainable readiness is our top priority. The NVARNG ability to accomplish the mission is enhanced through adequate personnel strength, training proficiency, and equipment serviceability. Military activities occur at NV ARNG facilities and training lands across the State, Nation, and OCONUS.
3. The NVARNG integrates sound environmental management practices into our overall strategic mission goals. We in the Nevada Army National Guard are dedicated to:
a. Maximizing the availability of training lands and facilities to enable Soldier training through the application of environmental stewardship into our strategic goals.
b. Continually improving through our Management Review process. This process allows objectives and targets to be identified and reviewed.
c. Improving the effectiveness of our environmental programs through risk management techniques.
d. Minimizing pollution of our land, water, and air.
e. Maintaining compliance with all applicable U.S. Army, Federal, State, or local environmental laws and regulations, and those other requirements to which we subscribe.
f. Considering environmental requirements and impacts early in our force management, training, equipment fielding, and construction planning processes.
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