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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 19,1996 PSA#1577HQ AMC/DOKR, 402 Scott Drive Unit 3A1, Scott AFB IL 62225-5302 V -- COMMERCIAL ACCESS TO MILITARY INSTALLATIONS. Sol F11626-95-R0036
due 071996. Contact Captain Joseph T. Beach, (618)256-6454. Pursuant
to the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994, Chapter 931 of
Title 10, United States Code, as amended by section 3022, and further
amending by adding at the end of the new section 9513 ``Use of military
installations by Civil Reserve Air Fleet Contractors'', the Secretary
of the Air Force, on behalf of the other services and the U.S.
Government, may enter into contracts with Civil Reserve Air Fleet
(CRAF) air carriers to allow them access to a designated military
installation as a weather alternate, as a technical stop not involving
the enplaning or deplaning of passengers or cargo, or, in the case of
an installation within U.S., for other commercial purposes. Only CRAF
air carriers are eligible to participate in the Commercial Access to
Military Installations (CAMI) program. The air carrier that elects to
participate must respond to the solicitation which may result in a CRAF
CAMI contract for a long-term increase to the air carrier's minimum
CRAF commitment, beyond that required in the annual International
Airlift Services Contract and other programs, such as the CRAF
Enhancement Program and GSA City Pair Program. The additional CRAF
commitment is required for all stages of the CRAF (stages II and III
only for aeromedical aircraft). In consideration for an increase in
CRAF commitment, i.e., aircraft equal to at least a minimum of four
percent of the air carrier's fleet for each requested installation, the
air carrier will receive the right to negotiate with the particular
Military Department(s) for commercial access to their military
installations(s). The air carrier shall identify those military
installations, with which it desires to negotiate for commercial
access, and the scope of it's proposed operations. The term of the CRAF
CAMI contract will be determined by the length on any Real Property
Instrument(s) negotiated with the Military Department(s). Air carriers
may not sell or barter to any other carrier or entity the right to
negotiate for a selected military installation. After the award of a
CRAF CAMI contract, the air carrier may be entitled to additional
Mobilization Value Points (MVPs) effective on the next recalculation of
the MVPs under the annual International Airlift Services contract, as
a result of the increase to the CRAF minimum commitment, is
transferable. (106) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0091 19960418\V-0001.SOL)
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