Common use of Aviation Operations Clause in Contracts

Aviation Operations. Aircraft use may be considered as mutual aid with the terms of use outlined in appropriate Annual Operating Plans. Aircraft ordered for use should be authorized by the jurisdiction on which it is being used. If not authorized, the cost will be borne by the agency or fire service entity that initiated the order. Otherwise, costs for aircraft should be the responsibility of the entity, Department or Agency/County on which jurisdiction the aviation resources are used, unless negotiated otherwise in cost share agreements.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Wyoming Cooperative Fire Control Agreement, Interagency Cooperative Fire Management and Stafford Act Response Agreement, Interagency Cooperative Fire Management and Stafford Act Response Agreement

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