Operation Of Government Owned Or Leased Sample Clauses

Operation Of Government Owned Or Leased. Vehicles The operation of Government owned or leased vehicles shall be required in connection with the delivery of the instruction associated in this PWS. The regulations and guidelines which apply to contractor operation of Government vehicles are found in Chapter 8 of DoD Regulation 4500.36-R (Management, Acquisition, and Use of Motor Vehicles) (Attachment H). Additionally, Section 3.8 of NAVFAC Publication P-300 (Management and Support of Civil Engineering Equipment) (Attachment I) provides additional guidance on driver testing and licensing. Generally, government contracts and agreements require that operators comply with the licensing requirements of the state and local motor vehicle laws. All instructors must possess a valid driver's license, and be certified by the contractor as being fully qualified to operate the vehicles/equipment as appropriate. The contractor shall be responsible for determining any special requirements imposed by the respective geographical locations, and for ensuring that the instructors satisfy any additional conditions. The contractor will provide appropriate documentation regarding all operator qualifications to the CENSECFOR Learning Site Director, CENSECFOR COR, and PCO/ACO, prior to the operation of any Government owned or leased vehicles/equipment.
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