Attachment A_Locations.pdf

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This document appears to be Attachment A, which provides a list of USAGM's overseas facilities that are subject to various security standards and requirements. The attachment identifies USAGM's transmission stations, regional marketing offices, technical monitoring offices, and other CONUS and US territory-based facilities that fall under different security oversight, such as Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB), Diplomatic Security (DS), and Interagency Security Committee (ISC) standards.

The related federal contract opportunity is for "Comprehensive Worldwide Security Services" (Solicitation Number: B006-24-P-00002) issued by the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM). This solicitation appears to be seeking comprehensive security services for USAGM's global facilities identified in Attachment A, which are subject to various security requirements.

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Attachment A

USAGM Locations

USAGM overseas facilities that are subject to COM authority and security oversight include the following OCONUS Facilities, which are subject to Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB) security standards, and to Diplomatic Security (DS)-security standards and requirements:

Transmission Stations

Selebi-Phikwe, Botswana Sao Tome and Principe Biblis, Germany Lampertheim, Germany Kuwait, Kuwait Tinang, Philippines Rasom (Bangkok), Thailand Udon Thani (Udorn), Thailand

Regional Marketing Offices

Capetown, South Africa Accra, Ghana Bangkok, Thailand Prague, Czech Republic

Technical Monitoring Offices

Helsinki, Finland New Dehli, India Vienna, Austria

The following CONUS transmission stations, US territory-based transmission stations,, and US CONUS non-transmission facilities which are subject to Interagency Security Committee (ISC) Risk Management Process (RMP) and RMP Countermeasures standards:

Transmission Stations (CONUS)

Greenville, NC (CONUS) Marathon, FL (CONUS)

Transmission Stations (US Territory)

Saipan, CNMI (US territory) Tinian, CNMI (US territory)

US CONUS Facilities (non transmission)

Cohen and New USAGM Washington , DC HQ Existing and new OCB Miami HQ VOA LA Bureau VOA NY Bureau

The following overseas Voice of America (VOA) facilities, which are not subject to COM authority or security responsibility but rather to the Broadcast Administrative Manual (BAM) and OMS/S security standards, which are based upon OSPB and ISC security standards:

VOA Bureaus and Reporting Centers (RC)

Phnom Penh, Cambodia Beijing, China Jakarta, Indonesia Mombasa, Kenya (RC) Nairobi, Kenya Bamako, Mali (RC) Yangon, Myanmar Niamey, Niger (RC) Abuja, Nigeria (RC) Islamabad, Pakistan Dakar, Senegal Seoul, South Korea Juba, South Sudan Bangkok, Thailand Istanbul, Turkey London, UK

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