Attachment 7_NASSIGINST 5530.3D.pdf

This is a Naval instruction document (NASSIGINST 5530.3D) establishing procedures for controlling access to U.S. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy installations. The instruction provides comprehensive guidance on installation access control program management, requirements for personnel and vehicle access, credentials and identification standards, and entry control procedures.

The document outlines two types of access: unescorted and escorted. Unescorted access requires individuals to establish identity, demonstrate fitness for access, and provide acceptable purpose for presence on the installation. Acceptable credentials include DoD Common Access Cards (CAC), DBIDS credentials issued by the installation, retired Armed Services ID cards, contractor passes, Italian Air Force identification, U.S. Government law enforcement credentials, Italian law enforcement credentials, and guest passes. Identity must be established through either an acceptable credential or combination of source identity documents such as U.S. passports, foreign passports with valid visas, driver's licenses, birth certificates, or Transportation Worker Identification Cards (TWIC). All unescorted access requests require completion of SECNAV Form 5512/1 (DoN Local Population ID Card/Base Access Pass Registration Form) and background checks conducted through the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) OpenFox system, Defense Central Index of Investigations (DCII), National Crime Information Center (NCIC), and Interstate Identification Index (III). Minimum fitness determination standards include permanent disqualifications for wanted persons, foreign fugitives, immigration violators, known or suspected terrorists, and individuals with felony convictions for rape, child molestation, trafficking, espionage, sabotage, treason, or terrorism. Other felony convictions within ten years may result in access denial unless waived by the Installation Commanding Officer. The instruction designates responsibility to the Installation Commanding Officer, Installation Security Officer, Visitor Control Center technicians, Pass and Identification Office technicians, Naval Security Forces, Staff Judge Advocate, and Single Source Coordinators for transportation services. Entry Control Point procedures require 100 percent scanning of driver and pedestrian credentials using handheld DBIDS devices with biometric fingerprint authentication and verification of access privileges and profiles against the local access control workstation.