Attch 2. Installation Perimeter Access Control.pdf

This document is a memorandum from the 341st Missile Wing Headquarters detailing Installation Perimeter Access Control procedures for contractors seeking access to Air Force bases. The memo outlines comprehensive criteria for denying access to individuals, including those with potential terrorist links, fraudulent identity claims, criminal histories, or those who have been previously barred from federal facilities. Specific disqualifying factors range from being on federal/state watch lists to convictions involving serious criminal offenses such as sexual assault, drug trafficking, armed robbery, and terrorism-related crimes.

The document provides explicit guidelines for the Contractor Entry Authorization List (CEAL), emphasizing the installation commander's authority to vet and potentially deny access to contractors. Additional specific categories of individuals who will be denied access include those with outstanding warrants, sex offenders, violent offenders, individuals on probation, and those in pre-release programs. Contractors with questions about the vetting process are instructed to contact the contracting officer at the Policy Flight Chief, with the memo signed by Major Frank Schiavone, the Wing Commander, on August 3, 2018.