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By and Between
THIS Memorandum of Agreement ("MOA") is entered into 11 April, 2014 by the City of Fort
Worth and BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc.
Purpose
To establish a MOA between the City of Fort Worth and BAE Systems for the provisioning of
Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Requirements (ARFF) services supporting BAE Systems flight and
ground operations at Fort Worth Alliance Airport.
Agreement
In accordance with DCMA INST 8210.1C, Contractor's Flight and Ground Operations, the
parties agree those services to be provided by City of Fort Worth to BAE Systems covering the
requirements set forth in National Aerospace Standard (NAS) 3306, Facility Requirements for Aircraft
Operations, in areas of procedures, training, exercises, response time and inspections.
The City of Fort Worth affirms the support to be provided are professional services as specified in
DCMA INST 8210.1C and NAS 3306, and meet the standards set for therein. As tenants of Fort Worth
Alliance Airport, the services to be provided shall be afforded to BAE Systems at no cost to either party.
The City of Fort Worth shall participate in any necessary meetings, training, exercises, and
inspections upon request from BAE Systems.
The City of Fort Worth and BAE Systems agree to cooperate and renew this MOA annually to
ensure the City of Fort Worth can continue to meet the requirements set forth in DCMA INST 8210.1C
and NAS 3306.
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ionir:crewmembers, and passengers involved in an aircraft mishap, and those ground
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whose actions or inaction - been • a) sequence.
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warniner is required for thoseinvolved ^a f physiological inci
uring a post~mishap investigation for all Army contracts. In all events, the Army
equires the examination by military flight surgeons. If a military flight surgeon is not
vailable, Army aeromedical personnel may approve the examination to be performed
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lacilities. All contractors conducting aircraft operations, or supporting Government
aircraft operations under this Instruction shall ensure minimum ARFF capabilities exist.
rhe contractor's ARFF program shall be aligned with the minimum standard industry
)ractices delineated in National Aerospace Standard (NAS) 3306, Facility Requirements
br Aircraft Operations. When unable to meet the specific ARFF requirements of NAS
306, contractors may seek relief through the appropriate Waiver Authority for this
nstruction (see Paragraph 2.6).,
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5 services. Aircraft specific training of personnel from these units may be required. If
ARFF is provided by a third party,_ agreement be in place
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describes where the providing agency meets the requirements of NAS 3306 in -the
areas of procedures, training, exercises, response time requirements and inspections.
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renewed annually to ensure the providing agency can continue to meet
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requirements6.3. Protection of Aircraft on the Ground. Facilities used for housing, storing and
servicing aircraft shall meet the minimum 0• When unable to
meet the specific facility requirements of NAS 3306, contractors may seek relief through
'the appropriate Waiver Authority for this Instruction (see Paragraph 2.6). Facilities used
for housing, storing and servicing Army helicopters shall meet the requirements outlined
in US Army Engineering Technical• _ of _
requirements. _ protection of on ! •
6.4. Aircraft Hangars. Shall comply with NAS 3306. When unable to meet the specific
facility requirementsof a i• contractors- ! • appropriate
hangars"Waiver Authority for this Instruction (see Paragraph 2.6). Temporary or permanent
shelters for individual aircraft that are open to the front and rear of the aircraft at all
times are considered flightline and do not require hangar fire protections per NAS 3306a