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New World Screwworm Aerial Release & Air Transportation Services · 126395-26-R-0007. 262 requirement sentences found in the notice and 6 attachments: every "shall", "must" and "required", quoted as written and sorted into submission requirements (10) and performance / contract clauses (252). Nothing is generated.

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Submission requirements · 10

Attachment 1 - Performance Work Statement_ NWS Aerial Release Services Rev1.docx · KEY PER · 1

Upon request, the Contractor must promptly submit documentation sufficient to verify pilot qualifications, certifications, medical status, flight experience, and ability to operate required electronic guidance systems.

Attachment 1 - Performance Work Statement_ NWS Aerial Release Services Rev1.docx · METHOD · 1

All required aircraft data, flight records, cost information, and inventory updates must be submitted to the USDA Aviation Fleet Program Manager or designee in the format and timeline specified by APHIS to ensure compliance with 41 CFR Part 102‑33 Subpart E (Reporting Information on Government Aircraft).

Performance / contract clauses · 252

Attachment 3 - APHIS Aviation Operations Manual.pdf · CHAPTER 3 – Flight Program Standards · 2

Flight Program Standards must be established because Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) may not cover or address all aspects of the Agency’s flight program, such as noncertificated aircraft, high-risk operations, special personnel requirements, etc. 2.
General Agency flight program standards must: a.

Attachment 3 - APHIS Aviation Operations Manual.pdf · CHAPTER 4 – Safety · 2

Accident / Incident Reporting An APHIS First Report is required for all accidents and incidents.
Unplanned/unintentional departure from intended takeoff or landing surface At a minimum, the report shall contain: a.

Extracted from the notice text and attachments as published. The solicitation governs; read Sections L and M in full before you submit.