Logistic and Operation Support for At Clause Samples

The "Logistic and Operation Support for At" clause defines the responsibilities and arrangements for providing logistical and operational assistance at a specified location or event. This typically includes details such as the provision of equipment, personnel, transportation, or other resources necessary to ensure smooth operations. By clearly outlining these support obligations, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aware of their roles, thereby facilitating efficient coordination and minimizing operational disruptions.
Logistic and Operation Support for At. Sea Monitor Deployment
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Logistic and Operation Support for At. Sea Monitor Deployment The contractor shall provide complete logistical and operational support to At-Sea Monitors throughout their employment. The contractor’s approach to supporting At-Sea Monitors shall be detailed in the proposal.
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Logistic and Operation Support for At. Sea Monitor Deployment 27 The contractor shall provide complete logistical and operational support to At‐Sea Monitors 28 throughout their employment. The contractor’s approach to supporting At‐Sea Monitors shall 29 be detailed in the proposal. 30 C.4.3.2. Training and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇ Bulletin 103, provides policy and guidance on training for non‐government 32 employees. At least 95% of new At‐Sea Monitor recruits are expected to pass the required 33 training course (Section J, Attachment 12, ASM Training Standards) and the required physical 34 examination (Section J, Attachment 5, Physical Standards & Acknowledgement of Risk). 35 Training costs are reimbursable and are intended to include all costs associated with At‐Sea 36 Monitor training (both initial training and refresher trainings), including, but not limited to, 37 salary during the training period, per diem (meals & reimbursements and lodging), 38 miscellaneous equipment for use during training (as authorized or requested by the 1 Government – Section B Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs Training CLINS 0003, 1003 and 2 2003).
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Logistic and Operation Support for At. Sea Monitor Deployment 15 The contractor shall provide complete logistical and operational support to At‐Sea Monitors 16 throughout their employment. The contractor’s approach to supporting At‐Sea Monitors shall 17 be detailed in the proposal. 18 C.4.3.2. Training and Debriefings 19 Attachment 34, HR Bulletin 103, provides policy and guidance on training for non‐government 20 employees. At least 95% of new At‐Sea Monitor recruits are expected to pass the required 21 training course (Section J, Attachment 12, ASM Training Standards) and the required physical 22 examination (Section J, Attachment 5, Physical Standards & Acknowledgement of Risk).
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Logistic and Operation Support for At. Sea Monitor Deployment 24 The contractor shall provide complete logistical and operational support to At‐Sea Monitors throughout 25 their employment. The contractor’s approach to supporting At‐Sea Monitors shall be detailed in the 26 proposal.
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