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Attachment 9: Joint Base Andrews BSA
C-37
CONTRACTOR LOGISITICS SUPPORT
BASE SUPPORT AGREEMENT
JOINT BASE ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE (JBA)
C-37 AIRCRAFT
This Base Support Agreement (BSA) between the AFLCMC/WVV and the 89 Airlift Wing (89 AW)
BACKGROUND: Outline support requirements that are available for use by current and/or future contractors performing duties via the Contractor Logistics Support contract.
AUTHORITIES: Non-binding, no authorities provided
PURPOSE: The purpose of this BSA is to outline available support to AFLCMC/WVV.
The sequence in which support will be provided to AFLCMC/WVV will be based upon the aircraft user’s “Distinguished Visitor” status. This BSA will not be used as a method of reimbursement. The support requirements herein may be amended by the AFLCMC/WVV and/or 89 AW authority, if either party so deems it necessary. This action must be accomplished within 30 days of selection and no sooner than 60 days prior to the close of the contract by AFLCMC/WVV. The revised information will be drafted in an BSA format and will be signed by all applicable approval authority prior to implementation.
UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE PARTIES: The 89 AW agrees to furnish the AFLCMC/WVV Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) certain base support which will be made available in reasonable amounts. AFLCMC/WVV understands that all available listed support via 89 AW is to be provided on a non-interference, non-reimbursable, priority driven basis as determined by the 89 MXG/CC or designated representative.
Ambulance and emergency medical care will be provided on a reimbursable basis
Base services in reasonable amounts determined by the Base Commander on a no-charge basis:
• Mail pick-up and delivery
• Base bus and taxi service
• Base fire, security, and waste disposal services for all areas
• Adequate warehousing (excluding material handling equipment)
• Office space for contract maintenance administrator of 1,500 square feet, maintenance shop and storage space of 20,000 square feet. Communication and power requirements for this space include: commercial data line for EDT and fax;
two (2) Class “C” telephone lines, 115 volt power receptacles; dehumidified compress air
• Utilities (excluding Class “A” telephone) associated with the Contractor’s facility, maintenance administrative office area, maintenance shop area, and maintenance storage area
• Club and recreational facilities privileges
• Weather forecasting and notification
• Flight line vehicle pass
• Flight line vehicle training
• GS-12 status for CLS Supervisory Personnel (and Flight Technicians while on operational missions) and GS-11 status on all other Contractor employees.
The following will be made available as required on a no-charge non-interference basis:
• Hanger and ramp space as required and as available
• De-icing truck, driver, and basket operator
• Use of wash rack
• Fire-fighting equipment to include training of CLS personnel
• Latrine servicing vehicle with driver
• Portable water servicing vehicle with driver
• Fuel/De-fuel services and portable disposal bowsers
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) and shop (see table below)
• Fumigation requirements
• Hanger hazardous material storage containers and disposable equipment
• Maintenance shop and storage space
• Maintenance administrative office space
• Snow/ice removal during inclement weather
Nomenclature NSN Quantity AM32A-86A Diesel Generator 6130-01-222-0475 8 AM32A-86D Diesel Generator 6115-01-155-2340 19 MC-1A Motor Generator 6125-10-082-5505 12 MC-1A Air Compressor 4310-01-060-0642 6 Power Cart 6130-01-241-8069 10 MC-2A Air Compressor 4310-01-192-0976 3 A.C.L. Air Conditioners 4120-01-307-9127 5 MB-8 Air Compressor 4310-01-178-7539 4 Air Cart -95 (Bleed Air) 2834-01-21-9272YZ 9 1-H1 Heater 4520-01-135-2770 17 MA-3D Air Conditioner 4120-01-154-9127 6 MD-4 Motor Generator 6125-01-073-5341 4 MD-2 Motor Generator 6125-01-129-1884 2 NF-2 Light Cart 6230-00-752-2082 9 TF-1 Light Cart (telescoping) 6230-01-096-3508 8 MK-1 HYD Test Stand 4920-00-327-6025 2 HDU-13M Heater 4520-01-310-0690 2 Wash Cart 1730-00-505-9078 2
MK-3 Hydraulic Test Stand 4920-01-004-0033 1 MC-5 Air Compressor 4310-01-149-6530 1 Welder 3431-00-846-9636 1 Load Bank 6625-01-094-6693 1 MD-1 Towbar 1730-01-351-7409 3 VC-135 Towbar 1730-00-540-5933 1 T-38 Towbar 1730-00-017-8885 1 Fuel Bowser 4930-00-246-7248 8 B1 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5618 17 B2 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5620 5 B4 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8883 15 B5 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8884 4 C1 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-395-2781 20 MS-01 Nose Stand Local Man 1
The following Government facilities and personnel will be made available on a no-charge non-interference basis to repair aircraft equipment contained in the Contractor’s facility (priority to be determined by 89LG/CC or designated representative). In the event the Government elects to utilize Government facilities to affect an “in-house” repair rather than return the item to the Contractor, NMCS/PMCS time will not accrue and will not be accountable to the CLS performance standards.
• Wheel and Tire shop (to include United States Coast Guard)
• Electro/Environmental shop
• Metals Technology (machine/welding) shop
• Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) shop
• Hydraulics shop
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing facilities
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) shop
• Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL)
• Aircraft structural/survival equipment back shop support
• Life support/survival equipment back shop support
• Fuel cell hanger
• Battery shop (to include United States Coast Guard)
• Safety Program Assistance
• Base hazardous material facilities
• Class “C” explosive disposal facilities
• Base supply
UNITED STATES ARMY (USA)
This section describes the minimum Contractor requirements to support USA C-37 CLS activities at JBA.
JBA services/space requirements for USA aircraft:
• Hanger floor space of approximately 15,748 square feet
• Office administrative conference, shop, hazardous material, and storage space of approximately 1,476 square feet
• Storage/HAZMAT/supply room approximately 2,500 sq. ft
• Hanger to be equipped with 440 VAC and 115 VAC
• Hanger and shop spaces to be equipped with dehumidified compressed air, standard utilities, lavatory access, two (2) Class “C” telephone lines and two (2) Class “A” telephone lines.
JBA services/support requirements for USA aircraft:
• Aircraft latrine servicing, potable water, fuel/de-fuel, and de-icing servicing (labor and materials)
• Common support equipment and flight line support vehicles (aircraft tug, forklift, maintenance/service stands, etc.)
• Access to hoist and facility suitable for C-37 engine changes
• Gaseous oxygen and nitrogen servicing facilities to include exchange of service cart containers when required
• Access to labor support from 89 LG tire and battery shops.
o Tire and battery shop will comply with C-37 maintenance requirements and storage of spares ready for aircraft installation
• Access to labor support from 89 LG PMEL
• Access to Life Support/Survival shops for C-37 equipment
• Access to and labor support on a non-interference basis to 89 LG hydraulic shop, AGE shop, NDI shop, machine and welding shop, fuel cell hanger, electrical environmental shops, and Class “C” explosive disposal facility
• Snow/Ice removal from flightline areas in and around hanger facilities.
JBA Base services requirements for USA C-37
• Mail pick-up and delivery
• Permanently assigned personnel or subcontractor personnel will be provided access to base bus and taxi service
• Permanently assigned personnel or subcontractor personnel will be provided with permanent base pass and identification, private vehicle registration, and parking
• Flight line vehicle pass will be provided for the Contractor’s owned/operated vehicle
• Flight line training will be provided for the Contractor’s operating vehicle
• Hanger, office, and other spaces will be afforded fire protection, safety, and security services which are available on JBA
• Base club and recreational facility privileges are requested for Contractor personnel, GS-12 status for supervisory personnel and GS-11 status for all other Contractor and subcontractor personnel.
Ambulance and emergency medical care will be provided on a reimbursable basis.
In the event services/support/space requirements cannot be made available at no additional cost to the Contractor, NMCS/PMCS time will not accrue and will not be accountable to the CLS performance standards.
UNITED STATES Navy (USN) This section describes the minimum Contractor requirements to support USN C-37 CLS activities at Naval Air Facility (NAF) Washington, JBA.
NAF Washington, JBA Services/Space Requirements for USN Aircraft:
• Hangar floor space of approximately 15,748 square feet.
• Office/Shop/Admin spaces of approximately 1,050 square feet.
• Storage cage of approximately 12 feet by 24 feet (12' x 24').
• Haz-Mat storage containers: two (2) 60"flammable lockers.
• Aircraft Tug Battery Charging Station of approximately 6 feet by 5 feet (6' x 5').
• Hangar to be equipped with 115 and 220 VAC.
• Hangar and/or Shop spaces to be equipped with dehumidified compressed air, standard utilities, lavatory access, two (2) Class A telephone lines and two (2) Class C telephone lines.
• Access to a base hangar, on a non-interference basis, capable of supporting wing tank entry (confined space entry). Contractor to comply with applicable base confined space safety requirements. If available, Contractor will be afforded use and training of existing entry equipment, respirators, Oxygen LEL testing devices, etc.
• Hangar 12 is suitable for aircraft washing.
NAF Washington, JBA Services/Support Requirements for USN Aircraft:
• Aircraft potable water supply
• Fuel/de-fuel services
• De-icing truck and driver
• Common support equipment and flight line support vehicles (aircraft tug, forklift, maintenance/service stands)
• Access to local Haz-Mat/chemical disposal facilities/containers and training, as required
• Access to hoist and facility suitable for C-37 engine changes
• Access to labor support from 89 LG tire and battery shops.
o Tire and battery shop will comply with C-37 maintenance requirements and storage of spares ready for aircraft installation
• Access to labor support from 89 LG PMEL
• Access to and labor support on a non-interference basis to 89 LG hydraulic shop, AGE shop, NDI shop, machine and welding shop, fuel cell hanger, electrical environmental shops, and Class “C” explosive disposal facility
• Access/use of powered and non-powered equipment available in the FRC (Fleet Readiness Center) IMMRL inventory (forklifts; MMG 1 & 2 power carts; TA/JG 18,35 & 75 Tow Tractors; NC SA power carts; A/S 32 air-start carts; Gaseous
Oxygen and Nitrogen carts). Training and licensing of Contractor personnel will also be provided.
JBA Services Requirements for USN Aircraft:
• Mail pick-up and delivery
• Permanently assigned personnel or subcontractor personnel will be provided access to base bus and taxi service
• Permanently assigned personnel or subcontractor personnel will be provided with permanent base pass and identification, private vehicle registration, and parking
• Flight line vehicle pass will be provided for the Contractor’s owned/operated vehicle
• Flight line training will be provided for the Contractor’s operating vehicle
• Hanger, office, and other spaces will be afforded fire protection, safety, and security services which are available on JBA. The Contractor is responsible for properly securing their workspaces
• Fire Extinguisher Training of Contractor personnel
• Base club and recreational facility privileges are requested for Contractor personnel, GS-12 status for supervisory personnel and GS-11 status for all other Contractor and subcontractor personnel.
Ambulance and emergency medical care will be provided on a reimbursable basis.
In the event services/support/space requirements cannot be made available at no additional cost to the Contractor, NMCS/PMCS time will not accrue and will not be accountable to the CLS performance standards.
United States Coast Guard (USCG) This section describes the minimum Contractor requirements to support USCG C-37 CLS activities at Reagan National Airport.
JBA Services/Support Requirements for USCG Aircraft:
• Access to labor support from 89 LG tire and battery shops.
o Tire and battery shop will comply with C-37 maintenance requirements and storage of spares ready for aircraft installation
Attachment 9: Joint Base Pearl Harbor/Hickam BSA
JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR - HICKAM (JBPHH)
This Base Support Agreement (BSA) between the AFLCMC/WVV and the 15 Airlift Wing (15 AW)
BACKGROUND: Outline support requirements that are available for use by current and/or future contractors performing duties via the Contractor Logistics Support contract.
AUTHORITIES: Non-binding, no authorities provided
PURPOSE: The purpose of this BSA is to outline available support to AFLCMC/WVV.
The sequence in which support will be provided to AFLCMC/WVV will be based upon the aircraft user’s “Distinguished Visitor” status. This BSA will not be used as a method of reimbursement. The support requirements herein may be amended by the AFLCMC/WVV and/or 15 AW authority, if either party so deems it necessary. This action must be accomplished within 30 days of selection and no sooner than 60 days prior to the close of the contract by AFLCMC/WVV. The revised information will be drafted in an BSA format and will be signed by all applicable approval authority prior to implementation.
UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE PARTIES: The 15 AW agrees to furnish the AFLCMC/WVV Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) certain base support which will be made available in reasonable amounts. AFLCMC/WVV understands that all available listed support via 15 AW is to be provided on a non-interference, non-reimbursable, priority driven basis as determined by the 15 MXG/CC or designated representative.
Ambulance and emergency medical care will be provided on a reimbursable basis
Base services in reasonable amounts determined by the Base Commander on a no-charge basis:
• Mail pick-up and delivery
• Base bus and taxi service
• Base fire, security, and waste disposal services for all areas
• Adequate warehousing (excluding material handling equipment)
• Office space for contract maintenance administrator of 1,500 square feet, maintenance shop and storage space of 20,000 square feet. Communication and power requirements for this space include: commercial data line for EDT and fax;
two (2) Class “C” telephone lines, 115 volt power receptacles; dehumidified compress air
• Utilities (excluding Class “A” telephone) associated with the Contractor’s facility, maintenance administrative office area, maintenance shop area, and
• Flight line vehicle training
• GS-12 status for CLS Supervisory Personnel (and Flight Technicians while on operational missions) and GS-11 status on all other Contractor employees.
The following will be made available as required on a no-charge non-interference basis:
• Hanger and ramp space as required and as available
• De-icing truck, driver, and basket operator
• Use of wash rack
• Fire-fighting equipment to include training of CLS personnel
• Latrine servicing vehicle with driver
• Portable water servicing vehicle with driver
• Fuel/De-fuel services and portable disposal bowsers
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) and shop (see table below)
• Fumigation requirements
• Hanger hazardous material storage containers and disposable equipment
• Maintenance shop and storage space
• Maintenance administrative office space
• Snow/ice removal during inclement weather
Nomenclature NSN Quantity AM32A-86A Diesel Generator 6130-01-222-0475 8 AM32A-86D Diesel Generator 6115-01-155-2340 19 MC-1A Motor Generator 6125-10-082-5505 12 MC-1A Air Compressor 4310-01-060-0642 6 Power Cart 6130-01-241-8069 10 MC-2A Air Compressor 4310-01-192-0976 3 A.C.L. Air Conditioners 4120-01-307-9127 5 MB-8 Air Compressor 4310-01-178-7539 4 Air Cart -95 (Bleed Air) 2834-01-21-9272YZ 9 1-H1 Heater 4520-01-135-2770 17 MA-3D Air Conditioner 4120-01-154-9127 6 MD-4 Motor Generator 6125-01-073-5341 4 MD-2 Motor Generator 6125-01-129-1884 2 NF-2 Light Cart 6230-00-752-2082 9 TF-1 Light Cart (telescoping) 6230-01-096-3508 8 MK-1 HYD Test Stand 4920-00-327-6025 2
Welder 3431-00-846-9636 1 Load Bank 6625-01-094-6693 1 MD-1 Towbar 1730-01-351-7409 3 VC-135 Towbar 1730-00-540-5933 1 T-38 Towbar 1730-00-017-8885 1 Fuel Bowser 4930-00-246-7248 8 B1 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5618 17 B2 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5620 5 B4 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8883 15 B5 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8884 4 facility (priority to be determined by 15LG/CC or designated representative). In the event the Government elects to utilize Government facilities to affect an “in-house” repair rather than return the item to the Contractor, NMCS/PMCS time will not accrue and will not be accountable to the CLS performance standards.
• Wheel and Tire shop (to include United States Coast Guard)
• Electro/Environmental shop
• Metals Technology (machine/welding) shop
• Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) shop
• Hydraulics shop
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing facilities
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) shop
• Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL)
• Aircraft structural/survival equipment back shop support
• Life support/survival equipment back shop support
• Fuel cell hanger
• Battery shop (to include United States Coast Guard)
• Safety Program Assistance
• Base hazardous material facilities
Attachment 9 – Support for USN NC-20G Aircraft Operating on Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) Pt. Mugu, CA
Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) provided by Department of the Air Force
AFCLMC/WVV
3001 Staff Drive, Post 1AE1-104A
Tinker Air Force Base, OK 73145-3020
A. Physical Space
1. Hangar to include:
a. Floor space
b. 115 and 220 VAC
c. Dehumidified compressed air
d. Standard utilities
e. Lavatory access
f. Refuse collection
g. Two Class A telephone lines
h. Two Class C telephone lines
i. Utilities
j. Aircraft tug battery charging station
2. Ramp space
3. Wash racks
4. Office/Shop/Admin spaces (as deemed adequate and/or required by contract)
a. Two NMCI drops and laptops
5. Warehousing/supply space
6. Storage cage(s)
7. Hazmat storage containers
B. Aircraft Services
Base services in reasonable amounts determined by or arraigned for by NAWC-WD on a no-charge basis as follows:
1. Aircraft potable water supply
2. Fuel and de-fuel services
3. Flight line support vehicles
4. Access to local Hazmat/chemical disposal facilities/containers and training
5. Access to hoist, facility and/or alternate equipment suitable for engine changes
6. Access/use of powered and non-powered equipment available in the FRC IMRL/GSE inventory
(i.e. forklifts, power carts, tow tractors, air-start carts, gaseous oxygen and nitrogen carts, maintenance platforms) (Training and licensing of contractor personnel will also be provided on a space available basis.)
7. Gaseous oxygen/nitrogen servicing facilities
8. Fuel cell hangar
9. Battery storage locker
10. FRC shop support as required, on a non-interference, no-charge basis to repair GFE including:
a. Tire/wheel build-up
b. NDI services
c. Avionics
d. Battery shop
e. Metals technology (machine and welding) shop
f. Aircraft structural/survival equipment back-shop support
g. Hydraulics shop
C. General Services
The general services in reasonable amounts determined by or arraigned for by NAWC-WD on a no-charge basis as follows:
1. Mail pick-up and delivery
2. Contractor personnel and sub-contractor personnel will be provided with permanent base pass
3. Flight line vehicle pass and training will be provided for Contractor owned/operated vehicles
4. Hangar, office and other space provided will be afforded fire protection, safety and security services which are available on NBVC. (The Contractor is responsible for properly securing their workspaces.)
5. Fire Extinguisher Training of Contractor personnel
6. Base fire and security services
7. Disaster preparedness support per directive (e.g. HUREX support)
Attachment 9: Ramstein Air Base BSA
RAMSTEIN AIR BASE (RAB)
This Base Support Agreement (BSA) between the AFLCMC/WVV and the 86 Airlift Wing (86 AW)
BACKGROUND: Outline support requirements that are available for use by current and/or future contractors performing duties via the Contractor Logistics Support contract.
AUTHORITIES: Non-binding, no authorities provided
PURPOSE: The purpose of this BSA is to outline available support to AFLCMC/WVV.
The sequence in which support will be provided to AFLCMC/WVV will be based upon the aircraft user’s “Distinguished Visitor” status. This BSA will not be used as a method of reimbursement. The support requirements herein may be amended by the AFLCMC/WVV and/or 86 AW authority, if either party so deems it necessary. This action must be accomplished within 30 days of selection and no sooner than 60 days prior to the close of the contract by AFLCMC/WVV. The revised information will be drafted in an BSA format and will be signed by all applicable approval authority prior to implementation.
UNDERSTANDINGS OF THE PARTIES: The 86 AW agrees to furnish the AFLCMC/WVV Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) certain base support which will be made available in reasonable amounts. AFLCMC/WVV understands that all available listed support via 86 AW is to be provided on a non-interference, non-reimbursable, priority driven basis as determined by the 86 MXG/CC or designated representative.
Ambulance and emergency medical care will be provided on a reimbursable basis
Base services in reasonable amounts determined by the Base Commander on a no-charge basis:
• Mail pick-up and delivery
• Base bus and taxi service
• Base fire, security, and waste disposal services for all areas
• Adequate warehousing (excluding material handling equipment)
• Office space for contract maintenance administrator of 1,500 square feet, maintenance shop and storage space of 20,000 square feet. Communication and power requirements for this space include: commercial data line for EDT and fax;
two (2) Class “C” telephone lines, 115 volt power receptacles; dehumidified compress air
• Utilities (excluding Class “A” telephone) associated with the Contractor’s facility, maintenance administrative office area, maintenance shop area, and
• Flight line vehicle training
• GS-12 status for CLS Supervisory Personnel (and Flight Technicians while on operational missions) and GS-11 status on all other Contractor employees.
The following will be made available as required on a no-charge non-interference basis:
• Hanger and ramp space as required and as available
• De-icing truck, driver, and basket operator
• Use of wash rack
• Fire-fighting equipment to include training of CLS personnel
• Latrine servicing vehicle with driver
• Portable water servicing vehicle with driver
• Fuel/De-fuel services and portable disposal bowsers
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) and shop (see table below)
• Fumigation requirements
• Hanger hazardous material storage containers and disposable equipment
• Maintenance shop and storage space
• Maintenance administrative office space
• Snow/ice removal during inclement weather
Nomenclature NSN Quantity AM32A-86A Diesel Generator 6130-01-222-0475 8 AM32A-86D Diesel Generator 6115-01-155-2340 19 MC-1A Motor Generator 6125-10-082-5505 12 MC-1A Air Compressor 4310-01-060-0642 6 Power Cart 6130-01-241-8069 10 MC-2A Air Compressor 4310-01-192-0976 3 A.C.L. Air Conditioners 4120-01-307-9127 5 MB-8 Air Compressor 4310-01-178-7539 4 Air Cart -95 (Bleed Air) 2834-01-21-9272YZ 9 1-H1 Heater 4520-01-135-2770 17 MA-3D Air Conditioner 4120-01-154-9127 6 MD-4 Motor Generator 6125-01-073-5341 4 MD-2 Motor Generator 6125-01-129-1884 2 NF-2 Light Cart 6230-00-752-2082 9 TF-1 Light Cart (telescoping) 6230-01-096-3508 8 MK-1 HYD Test Stand 4920-00-327-6025 2
Welder 3431-00-846-9636 1 Load Bank 6625-01-094-6693 1 MD-1 Towbar 1730-01-351-7409 3 VC-135 Towbar 1730-00-540-5933 1 T-38 Towbar 1730-00-017-8885 1 Fuel Bowser 4930-00-246-7248 8 B1 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5618 17 B2 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-390-5620 5 B4 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8883 15 B5 Maintenance Stand 1730-00-294-8884 4 facility (priority to be determined by 86LG/CC or designated representative). In the event the Government elects to utilize Government facilities to affect an “in-house” repair rather than return the item to the Contractor, NMCS/PMCS time will not accrue and will not be accountable to the CLS performance standards.
• Wheel and Tire shop
• Electro/Environmental shop
• Metals Technology (machine/welding) shop
• Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) shop
• Hydraulics shop
• Gaseous Oxygen/Nitrogen servicing facilities
• Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) shop
• Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL)
• Aircraft structural/survival equipment back shop support
• Life support/survival equipment back shop support
• Fuel cell hanger
• Battery shop
• Safety Program Assistance
• Base hazardous material facilities
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