BPM007303__Exhibit_3__First_Aid_and_Survival_Kit.pdf

This exhibit document outlines minimum required first aid and survival kit specifications for special use activities conducted in the United States and U.S. possessions under the All-Inclusive Single Engine Air Tankers (SEATs) and Services contract (BPM007303). The first aid kit requirements specify a dust-proof and moisture-proof container with standardized medical supplies, including eight adhesive bandage strips, ten antiseptic wipes, four bandage compresses, two triangular bandages, two roller bandages, one roll of adhesive tape, bandage scissors, and a complete body fluids barrier kit containing latex or non-latex gloves, face shield, mouth-to-mouth barrier, protective gown, antiseptic towelettes, and biohazard disposal bags. The aircraft survival kit must include fire-starting equipment (matches or metal match), magnesium fire starter, signal mirror, whistle, knife or multi-tool, wire saw or equivalent cutting tool, 50 feet of nylon rope or parachute cord, collapsible water container, water purification tablets, one quart of water per occupant when operating in areas without adequate drinking water, and two days of emergency rations providing 1,000 calories per day per occupant.

Aircraft must be equipped with at least one of the following communication and location systems: an automated flight following system, satellite phone, 406 MHz personal locator beacon with GPS or aircraft-mounted 406 MHz emergency locator transmitter, or handheld UHF or VHF radio. These specifications establish the mandatory minimum equipment standards for safe operations under special use activities. Splints are recommended for inclusion in the first aid kit if space permits in the container.