employ firearms and ammunition. The Lautenberg Amendment prohibits any person convicted of a crime of domestic violence from possessing firearms. No individual convicted of a felony crime will be employed under this contract. The Contractor is responsible for conducting the appropriate criminal and financial background checks (refer to AR 190-56, Chapters 2 and 3) to ensure all employees meet the legal requirements to perform as security guards. Live Fire Training: Contractors must follow command procedures and coordination requirements when utilizing and/or operating a live fire range in location. Range information and questions should be addressed to the COR for scheduling routine weapons training for security personnel. Weapon Authorization: Each employee of the Contractor who carries weapons in connection with this contract must carry authorization to carry weapons under this contract as specified by the contracting officer and applicable theater FRAGOs [or enter other authorities]. Arming: Contract security personnel will be armed only when on duty and must carry on their persons proper carry permits consistent with authority. Contractor and Sub-contractors at any tier will not authorize and will not allow any employee to carry a weapon or use a weapon for security until authorizing entity authorizes Contractor Arming Approval at the location stated in this PWS. GENERAL INFORMATION: Briefings/Reports: The Contractor is required to attend regularly scheduled and specially called briefings or meetings as directed by the BDOC (or enter other authority). The reporting structure and chain of command will be defined during the transition period and will be established before the partial TOA occurs. Reports will be to the BDOC (or enter other authority) with specific recommendations for security improvements. The Contractor will submit the following reports: Daily Security Status Update (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Unusual incident reports (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Commander’s critical information requirements (CCIR) reports, as defined by the BDOC (or enter other authority) (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Monthly Fuel (Submit Monthly to COR) Employee Roster (Submit Monthly to COR) Additional Requirements: Screening: TCNs: All personnel performing on this contract must be eligible for, and be issued, a non-escort access In accordance with authority, high threat personnel such as TCNs from the Department of State’s Sponsors of Terrorism” List “State
employ firearms and ammunition. The Lautenberg Amendment prohibits any person convicted of a crime of domestic violence from possessing firearms. No individual convicted of a felony crime will be employed under this contract. The Contractor is responsible for conducting the appropriate criminal and financial background checks (refer to AR 190-56, Chapters 2 and 3) to ensure all employees meet the legal requirements to perform as security guards. Live Fire Training: Contractors must follow command procedures and coordination requirements when utilizing and/or operating a live fire range in location. Range information and questions should be addressed to the COR for scheduling routine weapons training for security personnel. Weapon Authorization: Each employee of the Contractor who carries weapons in connection with this contract must carry authorization to carry weapons under this contract as specified by the contracting officer and applicable theater FRAGOs [or enter other authorities]. Arming: Contract security personnel will be armed only when on duty and must carry on their persons proper carry permits consistent with authority. Contractor and Sub-contractors at any tier will not authorize and will not allow any employee to carry a weapon or use a weapon for security until authorizing entity authorizes Contractor Arming Approval at the location stated in this PWS. GENERAL INFORMATION: Briefings/Reports: The Contractor is required to attend regularly scheduled and specially called briefings or meetings as directed by the BDOC (or enter other authority). The reporting structure and chain of command will be defined during the transition period and will be established before the partial TOA occurs. Reports will be to the BDOC (or enter other authority) with specific recommendations for security improvements. The Contractor will submit the following reports: Daily Security Status Update (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Unusual incident reports (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Commander’s critical information requirements (CCIR) reports, as defined by the BDOC (or enter other authority) (entity/person to whom this is submitted) Monthly Fuel (Submit Monthly to COR) Employee Roster (Submit Monthly to COR) Additional Requirements: Screening: TCNs: All personnel performing on this contract must be eligible for, and be issued, a non-escort access In accordance with authority, high threat personnel such as TCNs from the Department of State’s “State Sponsors of Terrorism” List