47QSSC-25-R-3040_T10_Attachment 6 GSA Carriers Requiring Access to DoD Installations.pdf
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This document is a GSA guidance document detailing carrier access requirements for Department of Defense (DoD) installations. The document outlines two key systems for managing carrier access: the Navy Commercial Access Control System (NCACS/RAPIDGATE) for Navy installations and the Carrier Appointment System (CAS) for other DoD facilities. Carriers must pre-register and obtain proper credentials, which involves providing extensive personal and company information including name, social security number, company details, contract numbers, digital photo, date of birth, fingerprints, and home address.
Carriers are instructed to enroll in NCACS for Navy installations and use the Electronic Transportation Acquisition (ETA) website to register for CAS accounts and schedule appointments for DoD installations. Failure to comply could result in non-delivery of GSA goods and increased costs. The Traffic Management Branch strongly recommends that GSA vendors ensure their carriers are aware of and comply with these access programs. For specific enrollment and access questions, carriers are provided contact information for the Surface Deployment Distribution Command (SDDC) and GSA points of contact.
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GSA Federal Acquisition Service
GSA CARRIERS REQUIRING ACCESS TO DoD INSTALLATIONS
SUBJECT: GSA Vendor/Carrier Access to Navy Installations
FROM: Supply Chain Operations Division, Transportation Section
REFERENCES:
a. Implementation of Navy Commercial Access Control System, CNIC Notice 5530.
b. Navy Commercial Access Control System SOP.
c. Carrier Appointment System and Access to DoD Installation
PURPOSE: The purpose for these instructions is to provide management functions regarding carrier deliveries vehicle access to both Naval installations and DoD facilities. US Navy established a Navy Commercial Access Control System (NCACS) referred to as RAPIDGATE. It is an Operational Application Navy security and law enforcement policy requires.
The Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) established policy guidance for scheduling deliveries on other DoD installations excluding Naval installations. System developed by SDDC is known as the Carrier Appointment System (CAS). The Carrier Appointment System (CAS) is a web-based application developed to provide facilities and carriers a calendar tool to manage their deliveries. CAS allows carriers to interface and request appointments; view requests, confirm appointments, view individual facility announcements, and Points of Contact.
1. CAS capabilities allow carriers to automate their request for an appointment time to deliver materials and for facilities to manage these appointments in a central, web-based environment.
2. CAS is also used to manage the arrival of carriers to a facility or installation.
3. Implementation of these two programs can reduce the volume of non-delivery of GSA materiel to some DoD installations.
a. The Traffic Management Branch strongly recommends all GSS/SCM
Directorate and the Acquisition Centers Transportation ensure all GSA vendors are aware of these programs ensuring that all carriers delivering our products take positive steps to comply.
4. For Navy installations, carriers should enroll in NCACS. Other methods, if in carriers’ possession, can still be used for access such as local passes, CACs (Common Access Cards), and other approved federal credentials.
a. Vendors selecting carriers to move their shipments must ensure carrier is registered in NCACS prior to delivery or carrier will be delayed access into Navy Installations due to lengthy requirements in registering for one day passes.
b. This is highly encouraged to verify prior to freight movement.
c. Vendor Registration Requirements at a minimum are listed below.
1. Name
2. Social Security Number
3. Company/Employer Information
4. Company Address
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5. Company Phone Number(s)
6. Contract Number (s)
7. Contract Date (s) of Performance
8. Company-issued Employee Identification Number
9. Individual Digital Photo
10. Date of Birth
11. Fingerprints
12. Employee Home Address
13. Employee/Personal Phone Numbers
5. For each installation requiring NCACS enrollment, contact that installation security office or contact the Surface Deployment Distribution Command (SDDC) Office Ms. Jessica Snyder at (618) 220-6881, email jessica.h.snyder.civ@mail.mil.
a. GSA POC is Mr. Ibn Timmons at (202) 805 - 7479 or email ibn.timmons@gsa.gov
6. For other DoD installations, Transportation Service Providers (Carriers) TSPs are advised that when scheduling loading/offloading appointments to DoD installations to contact the SDDC SRC (Systems Response Center), Customer Self Service in establishing appointments and access to various DoD installations. Contact number is 1-800-462-2176 or local calls to (618) 589-9445.
7. Or follow these instructions to determine DoD Installations requiring appointments:
https://eta.sddc.army.mil : This is the URL for Electronic Transportation Acquisition (ETA). Once you go to this site there are a couple of things you can find:
1) A list of locations that uses CAS (Help/CAS depots)
2) New user registration
3) The Carrier registers for a CAS account, is approved, given access, and then makes the appointment for the CAS supported location.
8. Failure to comply could result in non-delivery of GSA goods to customers and increased costs to GSA.
RECOMMENDATION:
a. Recommend GSS/SCM and Acquisition Centers Transportation encourage vendors delivering GSA shipments to these guidelines
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