ATTACHMENT_18___N2ITSM_VISIT_REQUEST.docx

N2ITSM VISIT REQUEST

For all visitors attending meetings or visiting NORAD and USNORTHCOM for the N2ITSM SITE VISIT for Solicitation Number FA2517-15-R-7001, please have your Facility Security Manager submit all visit requests through the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) to the following SMO CODE: EP4DF4656 The Visit Request must contain the following information:

Reason For Visit: Meeting Visit Access: SECRET (all Top Secret / SCI access will be submitted by the government through the N-NC/SSO) First Day of Visit: 27 April 2016 Last Day of Visit: 27 April 2016 POC: Mrs. Babette "Cristie" Whorley POC Phone: 719-554-8009 Additional Information: Please list Solicitation # FA2517-15-R-7001 Visited SMO: EP4DF4656 Visitor List: Due to space constraints, Offerors participating in the site visit will be limited to two (2) individuals per prime contractor and one (1) for any major subcontractor for a maximum of three (3) for any prime or sub-contractor/teaming arrangement (please list all visitors from same organizion together – modify visit to add or delete visitors rather than creating a new visit request).

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Visitors must turn in Visit Request to christian.freire@us.af.mil and karen.holdierfield@us.af.mil and/or carla.perkins.1@us.af.mil not later than 24 hours prior to the visit or they may not be able to get in.

Once a Visit has been submitted, please notify the below Security Managers two (2) calendar days prior to the visit via e-mail so they can ensure your visit has been reviewed and added to the entry access list for N-NC Building 2.

FA2517-15-R-7001

ATTACHMENT 18 - N2ITSM VISIT REQUEST

Mrs. Babette "Cristie" Whorley, GS-13 NORAD and USNORTHCOM/J6 Cyberspace Operations Directorate N-NC/J68 Security Manager babette.c.whorley.civ@mail.mil 719-554-8009

Alternate Security Manager:

Mr. Paul A. Robinson, GS-13 paul.a.robinson44.civ@mail.mil 719-554-0970

Please note, visitors to N-NC Building 2 cannot bring in personal electronic devices such as laptops, cellular phones, or cameras.