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Transportation Motor PoolMission:Performs all Transportation missions for the Directorate of Logistics and other units as directed by ISSA.
The TMP is located at Bldg. 2118, Montgomery Rd, FWA. The phone numbers are 353-1757 (TMP Chief) and 353-1793 (Dispatch). The fax number is 353-1777. The hours of operation are 0700 to 1700, Monday – Friday. The section is closed for lunch daily from 1130 – 1200. Transportation Services offered by TMP
Motor transportation services outlined above will be accomplished in accordance with current regulations by the following means: (1) scheduled and special bus service; (2) cargo pick-up and delivery; (3) recurring dispatches, (4) scheduled dispatches, and (5) on-call dispatches. Transportation RequestsRequests will be forwarded to the Motor Vehicle Operator Supervisor (MVOS). Requests must be received not later than 48 hours before the required dispatch, or be accompanied by a letter explaining the reason for late submission. TMP Operated Vehicles (Buses, Straight Trucks, Tractor/Trailers): Mass transportation is requested a minimum of two (2) working days in advance. Request will be submitted on a USARAK Form 248. Request for transportation requiring TDY should be submitted 10 working days in advance. MWR transportation requests will be submitted as early as possible, at least 14 calendar days in advance. Units must be prepared to pay all costs for transportation after the first 100 miles of operation. The Garrison Commander will approve requests requiring command sponsorship. Recurring Dispatch Vehicles assigned on a daily recurring basis for the conduct of official business. These vehicles will not be assigned for the convenience of the unit/activity, nor will these dispatches be for the convenience of the vehicle operator. IAW AR 58-1, these vehicles will be rejustified annually. Failure to rejustify a vehicle annually will result in the vehicle recurring dispatch being discontinued. Nontactical Vehicle JustificationTo avoid the high costs associated with the use of General Service Administration (GSA) vehicles, an annual review of mission transportation and vehicle utilization is conducted. During the review, cross leveling of vehicles is done to ensure maximum utilization is achieved. If a further reduction in the Transportation Motor Pool (TMP) vehicle fleet is in order, Commanders, Directors and Chiefs may be directed to turn in vehicles currently assigned to their organization for redistribution. Recurring dispatch vehicles (by type) must be rejustified annually by the using activity. Vehicle justifications will be forwarded to the motor transport officer at the local TMP. Failure to rejustify assigned vehicles will result in the withdrawal of the vehicles and termination of their leases. Responsibilities of the Unit/Activity
Refueling and Servicing of Nontactical VehiclesThis section establishes procedures for refueling and servicing nontactical vehicles. a. The user/driver of a nontactical vehicle is responsible for ensuring the vehicle is fueled IAW AR 58-1. b. When a user/driver is expecting to leave the local post area, he/she must ensure the vehicle is completely checked out and refueled. c. The location for refueling nontactical vehicles at each installation is listed below.
d. Antifreeze, lube oil and quick service repairs may be procured at any AAFES gas station in Alaska. e. The allowable fuel level for returning a vehicle to the TMP is ¾ full. f. Credit cards will be issued and controlled by the MVOS. Credit cards will be issued to and maintained by the official user of the vehicle.
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