Attch 2. Installation Perimeter Access Control.pdf

This is a memorandum from the Department of the Air Force, Headquarters 341st Missile Wing (AFGSC), dated August 3, 2018, addressing installation perimeter access control requirements for all contractors.

The memorandum establishes that the Air Force retains the right to vet and deny access to contractors seeking entry to Air Force bases, consistent with IAW AFI 31-113. A Contractor Entry Authorization List (CEAL) remains required, but the Installation Commander may deny access based on specific criteria indicating potential threats to installation security, good order, discipline, and morale. The grounds for denial include: suspected terrorist affiliation; inability to verify claimed identity; fraudulent identity information; reasonable belief the individual will attempt unauthorized access to classified or protected information; unlawful or inappropriate use of access credentials; criminal or dishonest history posing unacceptable risk; prior barring from federal installations; federal or civil law enforcement wants; incarceration within ten years; convictions for espionage, sabotage, treason, terrorism, or murder; appearance on federal or state watch lists; firearms or explosive convictions within ten years; convictions for sexual assault, armed robbery, rape, child molestation, child pornography, human trafficking, or drug distribution; illegal narcotic use without evidence of rehabilitation; statutory or regulatory bars to contract employment; and known engagement in acts to overthrow the U.S. Federal Government by force. Additionally, the Installation Commander has designated that individuals with outstanding warrants, sex offenders, violent offenders, those on probation, and those in pre-release programs will be denied access. Contractors with questions should contact the Policy Flight Chief at (406) 731-4028.