Attachment C - Security Pamphlet.pdf

SDA-NORTH

SECURITY

INFORMATION

Important Telephone Numbers Base Defense Operations Center: 747-5351/5352 SDA Security: 747-7502, 747-7503, 747-7557 GFAFB Information Protection: 747-6630

GFAFB SSO: 747-7950

SPACE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

1670 Air Force Pentagon

Washington, DC 20330

Welcome to Grand Forks AFB.: The following in-formation is provided for your reference and infor-mation. We will do our best to ensure that your stay with us is pleasant and secure.

Legal Authority for Entry: The Installation Com-mander grants authority for you and your employees to enter Grand Forks AFB. Under the authority of the Internal Security Act of 1950, Section 21, you, your employees, and equipment are subject to search upon entry to/or exit from the installation.

Prohibited Items: Except as provided for you in your contract, you or your employees may not bring or pos-sess any of the following items while on Grand Forks

AFB.

Dash cameras or other recording devices are not au-thorized on this installation. As for the dash cameras for delivery vehicles that are hard-wired and cannot be removed or powered off, we have determined that ade-quately covering the camera for the duration of their time on the installation will be an acceptable worka-round.

Drugs, including marijuana in any quantity, except those prescription drugs issued by a licensed pharma-cist, based on a written prescription from a licensed medical doctor, for health care purposes.

Firearms, shotguns, machine guns (any firearm capa-ble of shooting more than two (2) shots automatically without manually recharging or reloading), firearm silencers, ammunition of any type, blasting caps or similar items of explosive material, starter or flare pis-tols, pellet or BB guns, dynamite, tear gas and their dispensing devices and other similar devices.

Knives with blades in excess of 3 ½ inches, switch blade knives, underwater spear guns, bows and arrows, crossbows, slingshots and blowguns, throw blade knives, blackjacks, nightsticks, clubs, brass knuckles, tomahawks, swords, bolas, fighting sticks, throwing discs, chains and other similar items.

Prohibited items are subject to confiscation.

Base Entry Point Checks: These checks are to pre-vent the theft of USAF resources, property and the transportation of narcotic and illegal drugs onto or off the installation. Failure to consent to these checks may be grounds for the Installation Commander to suspend or revoke the driver’s base driving privileges.

Grand Forks Contractor Gate: Located adjacent Highway 2 at the south side of the base. This gate is open Monday-Fridays and will be used by all contrac-tors as well as oversized cargo vehicles or vehicles w/ trailers. Visitor/vehicle passes will be issued at this gate.

Grand Forks Main Gate: Located off of County Road B-3 adjacent to the east side of the base. This gate is open 24 hours daily, seven days per week.

This gate will only be used when the Contractor Gate is closed.

Installation Access: Visitors / Contractors will need an authorized sponsor (this could be any SDA perma-nent party that have a CAC). This can also be a CAC carrying Contractor or the owner / user of the project.

Must have a photo ID (Driver’s License preferable).

All personnel will have a NCIC (background) check conducted at the time of entry (at the gate access point), a Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) DBIDs card are issued for those staying over and are issued for up to one year or contract duration

Traffic Rules and Regulations: Proof of current motor vehicle liability insurance, current vehicle reg-istration and valid drivers license are provided upon demand.

Seat belts must be worn by all vehicle occupants and Cell phones may NOT be used while driving on the installation unless the driver uses a hands free device.

Passengers will not ride in the rear of vehicles that are not equipped with proper seating and restraint devices.

Moped/motorcycle operators require helmets w/ visor or similar protection, pants extending to the ankles, hard-soled boots or shoes, and have the headlights on while driving on the installation.

On-Base Speed Limits:

30 MPH unless otherwise posted.

20 MPH in all housing areas, unless flashing lights are operating in school zones designating the area 15

MPH.

10 MPH in all parking lots.

Failure To Obey Traffic Rules and Regulations:

may be grounds for the Installation Commander to suspend or revoke an individual’s driving privileges.

The state the driver’s license was issued will be noti-fied of all suspension and revocation s.

Emergency Vehicles: Ambulances, Fire Department, and Security Forces vehicles have the right of way when lights are flashing and sirens or horns are sound-ing. The contractor bears primary responsibility for ensuring that each employee understands their respon-sibility to yield to emergency vehicles.

Customs and Courtesies: The American Flag is honored Monday through Friday at 7:00 a.m. by the playing of “Reveille” on the Base Public Address Sys-tem and again at 5:00 p.m. by the playing of “Retreat” and the “National Anthem.” If driving, please pull to the right side of the roadway and stop until the cere-mony is concluded. If you are outdoors (not in a vehi-cle), please face the flagpole or the direction the music is coming from until the ceremony is concluded.

Company Vehicles: Company vehicles must have current vehicle registration, company identification, proof of insurance while operating on the installation.

Each employee that will operate one of your firm’s vehicles must have a current and valid driver’s license to operate the vehicle on Grand Forks AFB. The con-tractor is ultimately responsible for ensuring individu-als with suspended/revoked licenses or installation-driving privileges do not operate a motor vehicle on Grand Forks AFB.

Employee Privately-Owned Vehicles (POVs): Em-ployees may operate their POVs on Grand Forks AFB for the duration of the contract. Their driving privileg-es on this installation expire when the contract ex-pires. Vehicle registration requirements must be met

For Access to Controlled and / or Restricted Area:

CAC will be required in order to be issued a restricted area badge.

When a visitor/contractor is on the installation, the individual will be required to check in with the SDA Security Manager.

Security Managers will conduct a DISS background check to find out the individuals security clearance and start the process of completing Restricted Area Badge issue.

Once the paperwork has been signed, the Unit Securi-ty Manager will contact the individual requiring the badge to report to the Base VCC to get the badge is-sued.

All the procedures above, RA badges will not be is-sued for anyone staying less than 60 days

All personnel staying less than 60 days will need to be escorted or, an Entry Authority List (EAL) can be produced with a Gov’t issued CAC as the primary ID

Information that will be required for an EAL:

Name, Rank, Agency, Security Clearance and DoD ID