DRAFT_PWS_-_APPENDIX_5_-_Memorandum_of_Understanding_(JASDF).pdf
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- RFI-FA5205-19-001
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This document contains a draft performance work statement (PWS) and related appendices for the operation and maintenance of the Draughon Bombing and Electronic Attack Range in Misawa, Japan. Key details include:
The PWS outlines requirements for range operations and maintenance services to be provided by the contractor at the Draughon Range facilities. Services include daily range operations and scheduling, coordination with Japanese Air Self Defense Force on joint use of facilities, and maintenance of range infrastructure and systems. Appendix 5 contains a memorandum of understanding describing facility ownership and usage arrangements between the U.S. Air Force and Japanese Air Self Defense Force. No pricing, response deadline or award date information is included in the provided documents.
DRAFT_PWS - APPENDIX 5 - Memorandum of Understanding (JASDF)
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O&M of Draughon Bombing and Electronic Attack Range
PWS APPENDIX 5
FB5205-93172-30o6
A. General.
1. Definitions of terms used in! this agreement:
a. Sole Use USAF Facility: A facility CMned. by USAF that is solely used by USl\F (Attaclurent 1).
b. Joint Use US1\F Facility: A facility owned by USAF and jointly used by USl\F arrl Jl\SOF (Attaclurent 2).
c. JASDF SOle Use USAF Faci�ity: A facility CMlled by USAF Wose present user is JASDF (Attachment 3).
d. JASDF CMned Facility: A facility CMTled by JASDF and solely used by Jl\SOF (Attaclurent 4) • e, JASDF Joint Use Facility!: A facility CM1ed by JASDF and jointly used by JASDF arrl USAF. i
2. Records. JASOF and USAF wi!lt jointly work in cctipleting daily records on ran::ie usage, 'Ihe rea:>rd wlu: include the date, squadron, wi.rg, scheduled range periOOS, added range perµ.cx:1s, canceled: rarr;re pericds, times, ordnance USOO., and number of sorties fm:i each period.
B. Operatin;i Procedures.
1. Ripsaw Rarge utilization shall be governed by AFR 50-46, Weapons Ranges and any supplemmts thereto. I.ocal procedures regardi.rq Ripsaw Range may be developed at the discretion of USAF and JASOF; however, those procejures shall not be part of this agreement.
2. 432 FW will be the schedulil'g authority for Ripsaw Ran:;;e use.
3. Ripsaw Range operatin; hours are 0700 to 2000 Monday throogh Friday ( local time) , with exterded hours to 2200 during the months of April through September, for a waximum of 15 days per :roonth and a maximum total of 60 days for this six nonth period. Hoors of operation will be 0700-2000 or 0900-2200. For the pericxl of use between 2000 aril 2200 local, US officials will normally notify the local Defense Facilities J\dmi.nistration Office {DFAO) 15 days in ad� of interoed use. �, for unf"oreseeable circumstances, prior notification will be no less than 5 days. Thlring the remairrler of the year, the hours of use will a:mtinue to be 0700 to 2000 Monday through Friday (local time). Weekends are by exception· only am require the awroval of the 432 FW Comran:::1.er.
rJ. SPF.CTFIC RESONSIBILITIES OF 'IHE UNITED srATES AIR FORCE (USAF)
A. Facilities.
1. Ripsaw Rarge facilities are.listed in Attachrrents 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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