Operational Contract Support
Three pieces on 32 CFR 158.1 to 158.5: the policy and contract types, CAAF and non-CAAF designation, and the legal limits and terms of the contract.
Three pieces in this topic
What operational contract support means
Scope of the rule, contractors in the total force, three functions, when contracted support is used, kinds of contract, and readiness terms.
02Who counts as deployed contractor personnel
Contractor personnel and records, places and conditions, CAAF and non-CAAF, how designation is made, and isolated personnel.
03What the contract can and cannot do abroad
What the command publishes, the contract as the only legal basis, inherently governmental limits, trafficking, law of war terms and support levels.
Key terms in this topic
Operational contract supportTotal forceTheater support contractExternal support contractTheater business clearanceCAAFNon-CAAFContractor personnel visibilityUncertain environmentIsolated personnelCommand web pageContractual relationshipInherently governmental functionReportable incidentAuthorized government support
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