hazmat. Lastly, the contractor is responsible for the physically transportation of the hazmat
offsite.
As the offeror of the hazmat, we will undertake various security measures while the hazmat is
onsite. In addition, we will undertake reasonable efforts to determine if (name of contractors
responsible for pre-transportation and transportation of specific hazmat) have the appropriate
security plans in place as required in 29 CFR 172, Subpart I.
In addition to the general security measures that have been instituted since 9-11 by the
Department of Defense (DoD), we are also required to comply with the following specific
requirements:
DOD 4500.9-R, Defense Transportation Regulation (DTR), Part II, Chapter
205, Movement of Sensitive, Conventional Arms, Ammunition & Explosives,
(Classified SECRET and Confidential), and Controlled Cryptographic Item (CCI)
Sensitive Items
DoDD 5200.8; Security of Military Installations and Resources
DoDI 6055.4; DoD Traffic Safety Program
DOD 5200.1-R, Information Security Program, Chapter 7
DOD 5100.76-M, Physical Security of Sensitive Conventional Arms,
Ammunition, and Explosives
III. Personnel security
USACE recognizes that there is a potential for employees to be substantial security risks.
During the hiring of federal employees security checks are performed. The security checks
include:
Completion of Standarized Form SF85 Questionnaire for Non-sensitive Positions
Credit checks
Local (Home of Record) and State Police law enforcement checks
FBI name and fingerprint checks
Citizenship
Additional security checks are conducted on persons requiring security clearances.
IV. Unauthorized access to site
The USACE (name of office) will require the contractor to prevent unauthorized entry to the site
for security and safety reasons. The contractor will provide site security as required under their
contract.
In addition, (name of USACE office) will assess the adequacy of the contractor's security
measures performed under the contract as they relate to hazmat pre-transportation activities.
(Name of USACE office) will require that the onsite contractor provide a certification to the
government that his staff involved in pre-transportation activities for the specific hazmat meets
the security provisions outlined by the contractor's security plan. Certification language is as
follows:
"I hereby certify that those persons employed by (name of contractor) have had
background checks performed and that they do not pose a security risk in the pre-
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