Attachment_0004_-_Areas_of_Responsibility_(East).pdf

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Attachment 0004

4 June 2018

Areas of Responsibility

For

Aviation Field Maintenance (AFM) – East Region

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Attachment 0004 Revision: 4 June 2018

Change History

Revision Changes 27 February 2017 Original Issue for RFP 21 December 2017 Changed Attachment 0023 to 0024

Changes to paragraphs 3.1 – 3.6 to add Logistics Readiness Center – Aviation (LRC-A) site.

Added paragraph references to 2.8.1 and 2.9.1.

Updated map in Appendix A

10 April 2018 Deleted the word “assigned” and added the words “as designated” in paragraph 2.3 Deleted words “Enduring Mission” from paragraph 2.4 Deleted “DC National Guard from paragraph 2.7.6 Added Military District of Washington to paragraph 2.7.6 Deleted paragraph 2.6.1 Added Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) (Fort Campbell) Fort Polk Louisiana to paragraph 2.6.1 Deleted paragraph 2.7.5 Added language to paragraph 2.7 (associated primary or secondary sites in parentheses) Updated map in Appendix A Deleted the word “regions” and added the word “sites” to paragraph 2.3 Deleted paragraph 2.5.8 Deleted the words “enduring” and added “to a primary or secondary site” to paragraph 2.7 Deleted paragraph 2.7.1 Deleted paragraph 2.7.2 Added paragraph 2.7.7 Added paragraph 2.7.8

26 April 2018 Changed paragraph 2.5.4 (Dahlke was misspelled) Changed paragraph 2.7.7 to (Illesheim)

22 May 2018 Added the primary site to 2.7.8 Paragraph 2.6 changed “Secondary” to “Primary”

2.6.2 Added the primary site

24 May 2018 Removed Stuttgart, Germany from paragraph 2.7.4 Added “Egypt” to updated paragraph 2.7.6 Added “Wiesbaden” to paragraph 2.6.3.

Added HAAF to paragraph 2.6.2.

4 June 2018 Updated Appendix A Removed paragraph 2.6.3.

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Table of Contents Page Summary

1. Area of Responsibility (AOR)

2. AFM-East AOR

3. Site Classifications within an AOR Appendix A – AOR Map (Subject to Change)

Summary This Area of Responsibility (AOR) document supports the Contract and Attachment 0001 Performance Work Statement (PWS) to define the geographical details for Aviation Field Maintenance (AFM) activities. These geographical divisions will also be aligned with contractual agreements establishing the scope of responsibility. Contract Attachment A0024 Capabilities and Missions by Location is directly linked to the AOR in this document. Any changes to this AOR should be cross-referenced against the latest version of Contract Attachment 0024 Capabilities and Missions by Location to ensure accuracy.

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1. Area of Responsibility (AOR)

1.1. AFM will split maintenance activities into geographical AOR to simplify maintenance management.

1.2. The AOR will be named based on their relation to the United States and at the discretion of AFM.

See Appendix A – AOR Map for an illustrated definition of the AOR.

1.3. The AOR for this contract will be commonly referred to as AFM-East.

2. AFM-East AOR

2.1. Includes the following geographic area: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virgin Islands, Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Tennessee, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Louisiana.

2.2. AOR also encompasses countries within US Northern Command (USNORTHCOM), US European Command (EUCOM), US Africa Command (AFRICOM), US Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) and the US Central Command (USCENTCOM).

2.3. Additional maintenance support, to include temporary duty based from these locations, may encompass additional CONUS/OCONUS sites as designated by the U.S. Army Aviation Missile Command - Life Cycle Management Command (AMCOM-LCMC).

2.4. AFM-East Maintenance locations (AFM Primary Support Site) include:

2.4.1. Huntsville, Alabama (Program Management)

2.4.2. Ft Campbell, KY

2.4.3. Ft. Stewart, GA (Hunter Army Airfield)

2.4.4. Ft. Bragg, NC

2.4.5. Ft. Drum, NY

2.4.6. Illesheim, Germany: Storck Barracks

2.5. AFM-East support for South West Asia and supporting operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kuwait.

2.5.1. Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan

2.5.2. Jalalabad, Afghanistan

2.5.3. Kandahar, Afghanistan

2.5.4. Dahlke, Afghanistan

2.5.5. Kuwait

2.5.6. Taji, Iraq

2.5.7. Kabul, Afghanistan

2.6. AFM-East Mission Maintenance (Secondary Sites) locations (corresponding AFM Primary Site) include:

2.6.1. Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) Fort Polk Louisiana (Ft Campbell)

2.6.2. Honduras: Soto Cano Air Base (Ft. Stewart / HAAF)

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2.7. AFM-East has satellite sites operationally attached to a primary or secondary site. The AFM-East Satellite Maintenance Support Sites (associated primary or secondary site in parentheses) include:

2.7.1. Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) Maryland (Ft Bragg)

2.7.2. United States Military Academy (USMA) West Point, New York (Ft Drum)

2.7.3. Military District of Washington – Fort Belvoir (Fort Bragg)

2.7.4. Wiesbaden, Germany: Wiesbaden Army Airfield (Illesheim)

2.7.5. Hohenfels, Germany: Hohenfels Army Airfield (Illesheim)

2.7.6. Multi-National Force and Observers, Egypt (Illesheim)

2.7.7. Kosovo Force (KFOR) (Illesheim)

2.8. AFM-East Current Unit Support Sites currently include:

2.8.1. See Attachment 0024 Capabilities and Missions By Location paragraph 2.4.

2.9. AFM-East Current PM Support Sites currently include:

2.9.1. See Attachment 0024 Capabilities and Missions By Location paragraph 2.3 and 2.6.

3. Site Classifications within an AOR

3.1. AFM Primary Support Site – Denoted as Logistics Readiness Center – Aviation (LRC-A) site on AOR Map. AFM has COR located full time at the site for contract oversight. AFM may also have full time Quality Assurance Specialist (QAS) to support the COR. AFM Contractors provide a high quantity of skilled labor to support field level maintenance activities. (Note: Depicted as LRC-A with Supervisor on the AOR Map)

3.2. AFM Secondary Site– AFM may have COR located full time at the site for contract oversight. If not, AFM will have QAS full time and an offsite COR. AFM Contractors provide a moderate to low quantity of skilled labor to support field level maintenance activities. (Note: Depicted as LRC-A with Government Staff on the AOR Map)

3.3. AFM Satellite Site– AFM does not have a COR or QAS located at the site full time. COR and QAS are off site and may cover via scheduled retaining travel. AFM Contract provides skilled labor with defined quantity, usually Period of Performance (POP) is open ended or for the life of the AFM contract, Contractor does not provide program management, Contractor does provide supervision of their people. (Note: Depicted as LRC-A with no Government Staff on the AOR Map)

3.4. Unit Support - Similar to Satellite Location but Contractor does provide program management activities. (Note: Not depicted on the AOR map)

3.5. PM Support - AFM asked to provide skilled or unskilled labor under existing AFM Contract. (Note:

Not depicted on the AOR map)

3.6. Road Team - AFM provides skilled labor with defined quantity and POP. (Note: Not depicted on the AOR map)

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Appendix A – AOR Map (Subject to Change)

AFM East (AFMD HQ)

LRC-A w/ Supervisor

LRC-A w/ Gov’t Staff

LRC-A w/ No Gov’t Staff

AFM – East

GERMANY

HONDURAS

FORT

BRAGG

FORT

DRUM

FORT

CAMPBELL

L

FORT

STEWART

JRTC

AMCOM

WEST

POINT

ABERDEEN

FORT

BELVOIR

HOHENFELS

KUWAIT

IRAQ AFGHANISTAN

KOSOVO

Supported COCOMs

NORTHCOM

EUCOM

AFRICOM

CENTCOM

SOUTHCOM

IllESHEIM

SAUDI

ARABIA

SINAI

(MFO)

Nat Cap Region and US Army

Military District of Washington

Wiesbaden

Subject to change

AFM East Contract Region