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Kenai Helicopter. The Forest Service agrees to contribute 10% of the cost (not to exceed $41,000) of helicopter availability to the State for the 90 day availability period. This will be calculated as 10% of the daily availability rate times 90 days (medium helicopter, B212 or equivalent). The State will bill the Forest Service annually by August 15th. The reimbursable helicopter rate for fire missions is $1350/flight hour (dry). The reimbursable helicopter rate for non-fire missions is $2314.30/flight hour (dry). Fuel will be reimbursable at the actual State cost. The State will provide the Helicopter manager for all fire missions, crew members as available, and will maintain administrative control of the helicopter. All personnel will meet IHOG qualification standards. Interagency staffing of this resource will be encouraged and coordinated at the FMO/Duty Officer level. During non-fire administrative projects when using the State’s contract helicopter, the Forest Service will resource order a State manager and request a cross billing code from AICC. The helicopter managers salary and project support costs will be covered at standard reimbursable rates. Forest Service employees who wish to use the helicopter for non-fire administrative projects at the rate above will be required to coordinate obligating those costs with the Forest Budget Officer and an Agreement Specialist prior to use. Funds must be obligated prior to use of the helicopter. These costs are not expected to exceed $20,000. The State and Forest Service will review availability and costs for the aircraft by April 1 of each year.
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