Logistical Support. (i) Logistical support may be authorized, when the Contracting Officer determines it necessary and appropriate, for contractor personnel in Japan. Generally, the full range of logistical support listed below is not necessary for contractor personnel performing services in Japan on a short-term basis, less than 91 days. Contractor personnel granted SOFA Article I(b) status and their dependents may be provided logistical support, subject to availability as determined by the installation commander or designee. Logistical support includes the following:
Logistical Support. Self-Contained The logistical support of mutual aid resources is critical in the management of a disaster effort. Logistical support will be established as soon as possible and will be maintained by the agency requesting the resources. Logistical support for responding agencies will be coordinated by the Logistics Section of the Incident Command organization. Responding personnel, however, should also bring clothing and personal hygiene items to support up to 24 hours for a rapid and 72 hours for a standard mission. During extended operations, particularly in remote areas, responding agencies may be required to provide additional logistical support. Such requirements should be identified by the requesting agency as part of the request for resources.
Logistical Support. When available, custodial and janitorial services to in- clude garbage disposal and outdoor maintenance (such as grass cutting and snow removal), heating and air condi- tioning, utilities (i.e., electricity, nat- ural gas or fuel oil, water, and sewage), fixtures, and maintenance shall be fur- nished without cost to credit unions occupying no-cost office space in gov- ernment buildings. With the exception of intrastation telephone service, cred- it unions shall be required to pay for all communication services to include telephone lines, long distance data services and Internet connections. Credit unions also shall pay for space alterations. Should a credit union fail to meet the 95 percent membership cri- terion, any logistical support furnished shall be on a reimbursable basis.
Logistical Support. The logistical support of resources is critical in the management of a disaster effort. Logistical support will be established as soon as possible and will be maintained by the agency requesting the resources. Responding resources on a Standard or Extended Deployment should be prepared to be self-contained for up to twenty-four (24) hours. - The receiving agency should provide food, water, and shelter for up to seventy-two (72) hours for responding personnel. - When responding to a Deployment, personnel should bring medicine, clothing and personal hygiene items to support themselves for not less than the duration of deployment. Force Protection Protection of responders will be coordinated at the local level or with ESF 13 (Public Safety and Security) if it is available based on the nature of the mission and extent of risk to those responders. This protection may include but not be limited to: - Protection of personnel and equipment while in transit - Perimeter and access security to the incident area - Security at the Base of Operations - Protection during search & rescue operations - Protection during EMS triage, treatment and transport operations - Protection during fire operations - Detainment of self-dispatched apparatus and personnel The primary mission of the force protection resources is to assess and detect hostile activity before it becomes a risk to operations.
Logistical Support. The Contractor shall be responsible for furnishing all logistic support in the United States and overseas unless otherwise stated in the contract. The USAID/Ukraine Contractors Support Unit (CSU) will assist the Contractor with project registration, accreditation, customs and tax exemption issues, property transfers at contract closeout, etc. The contact person is Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, CSU Assistant, tel: (000-00) 000-0000, e-mail: xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx. The Contractor shall address all requirements under U.S. and local law for the transfer of property and shall provide the inventory schedule required by FAR 52.245-1. The proposed property disposition shall be approved in writing by the Contracting Officer.
Logistical Support. To deliver the programme inside Peterborough Prison the Fund and its Subcontractors will need logistical support from Peterborough Prison, including: • Office facilities – the Fund and its Subcontractors will require an operational base inside Peterborough Prison with desks, computers, phone lines and internet connection. • Logistics – the Fund and its Subcontractors will require some freedom of movement around Peterborough Prison to deliver services, meet Prisoners and prison staff. This will require a system involving key carriers. • Meeting spaces – elements of the programme may require group and family work spaces where services can be delivered, as well as places to hold confidential meetings between participants and other service providers. • Single point of contact – a single point of contact with Peterborough Prison. • Regular review meetings – joint review of KPIs with Peterborough Prison senior management on a monthly/quarterly basis.
Logistical Support. The logistical support of deployed resources is critical to the effective management of an emergency incident. Every effort will be made to support the resources deployed as soon as possible. The level of support will be dependent on many factors including local infrastructure, available resources, and time of expected deployment. Logistical support for resources deployed under the SERP will occur in a “Tiered” fashion: • Tier 1 – (Self-sufficiency) - Personnel must be self-sufficient with regards to personal amenities, equipment, and personal protective equipment (PPE) for up to the first 72 hours (3 days) of a deployment. For suggested personal equipment see Appendix G-Suggested Personnel “Go Kit”. • Tier 2 – (Logistical Support Unit) – A SERP Logistical Support Unit (LSU) may be deployed with a resource or within 48 hours of the deployment of a resource to assist with logistical needs to include food, shelter, water, and sanitation. This unit may be a basic support trailer up to and including a mobile kitchen or catered meals. • Tier 3 – (Base Camp) – For long term operations, the establishment of a base camp my occur. Additional tiered responses after Tier 1 will be dependent on several variables which include but are not limited to the scope of the disaster, the size of the affected area, the existing infrastructure in the affected area, and the resource’s ability to re-supply. Resource Deployment - No Notice Event OVERVIEW There are times when local, mutual aid, and regional resources are quickly overwhelmed and there is a need for immediate assistance through the FFCA SERP. Such requests require an immediate deployment of on duty resources that would not be expected to remain on location past their normal work schedule without relief. In other words, a No Notice Deployment is like any other mutual aid request, just from a greater distance. Examples of a No Notice event include wildfires, weather-related events, and terrorism. A goal is to provide assistance as quickly as possible and either demobilize or transition resources to that of a sustained emergency, i.e., Planned Deployment. Additionally, a goal should be to fill the request as expeditiously as possible utilizing resources from as close as possible to the incident location first. Often, resources may be “rolling” prior to all the required documentation is complete. REQUESTING ASSISTANCE When a fire department has exhausted all its traditional resources, local, mutual aid, and regional, a re...
Logistical Support. The Employer will take care of transportation and per diem costs of the trainees during this activity. No facilities or resources will be supplied by the Employer for the consultant.
Logistical Support. The Contractor shall be responsible for all administrative support and logistics required to fulfill the requirements of this contract. These shall include all payroll, transportation arrangements, appointment scheduling, secretarial services, report preparations services, printing, and duplicating.
Logistical Support. In accordance with the Meeting held in Porto Alegre on November 20th, 2002 between the representatives of GOL - TRANSPORTES AEREOS S.A. and representatives of VEM - ENGENHARIA E MANUTENCAO S.A., having for its basis the "Work Scope" received from GOL via e-mails on October 02nd, 2002, we submit in continuation the REV. A of our proposal POAPY-030/02, as well as the other conditions to perform in the facilities belonging to VEM during the year 2003, the "C" Check services in the aircraft with the prefixes PR-GOA, PR-GOB, PR-GOC, PR-GOD, PR-GOE and PR-GOL and the services of incorporation of AD' sand SB's in 09 additional aircrafts being, 02 B737-800 and in 07 B737-700 aircrafts.
