Attchment 3 - DoD Contractors Seeking Access ASL (002).pdf

ATTACHMENT 3

Requirements for DoD Contractor Personnel, Official Visitors, and Others Seeking Access to Facilities

1. DoD Contractor Personnel

a. For DoD contractor personnel, the DoD civilian vaccination deadline of

November 22, 2021, does not apply. Vaccination requirements for DoD contractor personnel will be in accordance with reference (i), as implemented by reference (j), as directed under Executive Order 14042 (reference (k)).

b. DoD contractor personnel will complete the DD Form 3150, "Contractor and

Visitor Certification of Vaccination" (Attachment 4), maintain a current completed DD Form 3150, and show it to authorized DoD personnel upon request. Failure to complete the DD Form 3150 may result in denying DoD contractor personnel access to the DoD facility to which access is sought.

c. DoD contractor personnel who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 because they are not performing under a covered contract that requires COVID- 19 vaccination, due to a legally required accommodation, or who decline to attest to their COVID-19 vaccination status will be subject to COVID-19 screening testing at least weekly as set forth in this guidance (Attachment 7). DoD contractor personnel who refuse required screening testing will be denied access to DoD facilities.

d. In accordance with applicable contracts, DoD contractor personnel may be offered, but are not required to receive, COVID-19 vaccines at their DoD worksites.

2. Official Visitors

a. Official visitors will complete DD Form 3150, "Contractor and Visitor

Certification ofVaccination"3 (Attachment 4); and maintain a current completed DD Form 3150 and show it to authorized DoD personnel, upon request. Failure to complete the DD Form 3150 may result in denial of an official visitor's access to the DoD facility to which access is sought.

b. Official visitors who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19, or who decline to volunteer their COVID-19 vaccination status, must show an electronic or paper copy of negative results from an FDA-authorized or approved COVID-19 test administered no earlier than 72 hours prior to their visit. If an official visitor is unable to show a negative COVID-19 test result, the visitor may be provided onsite self-testing, if available, or will be denied access to the DoD facilities to which access is sought. Service members who are not on active duty at the time of their official visit are subject to the requirements in this paragraph.

c. Official visitors will follow applicable policies and procedures of both DoD and the Department or Agency they are visiting, if different from DoD.

3. Others Seeking Access to Facilities

Individuals other than official visitors seeking access to facilities located on DoD installations, but operated by other Federal departments and agencies, will follow the policies and procedures of that other department or agency.