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ORIGINAL PAGE 2-7INTERNATIONAL PERSONAL PROPERTY RATE SOLICITATION I-19Item 256. Transportation Service Provider's Agent: A business firm, corporation, or individual actingfor or on behalf of a Transportation Service Provider. A bona fide agent of a personal propertyTransportation Service Provider, as distinguished from a broker, is a person or business enterpriserepresenting and acting for a motor Transportation Service Provider or freight forwarder and performingduties under the direction of the Transportation Service Provider, pursuant to a preexisting agreement withthe Transportation Service Provider, providing for a continuing relationship between them.Item 257. Unaccompanied Baggage: The portion of a member's prescribed weight allowance of personalproperty including professional books, papers, and equipment, normally shipped separately from the bulkof personal property and designated as such on the member's application for shipment.Item 258. United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM): Commander USTRANSCOMdirects transportation components from the Army, Navy ,and Air Force in order to fulfill defensetransportation requirements.Item 259. Volume Movement: Movement of HHG, totaling 200,000 pounds or more, or UB, totaling50,000 pounds or more, for military or civilian personnel from one origin or commuting area to onedestination or commuting area within a 90-day period, will be considered a volume movement. Volumemoves may be for lesser amounts if special requirements exist.Item 260. Working Hours: See Regular Working Hours.
ORIGINAL PAGE 3-1INTERNATIONAL PERSONAL PROPERTY RATE SOLICITATION I-19CHAPTER III - ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTSItem 300Rate Filing PrerequisitesExcept as provided below or in solicitation letters, a Transportation Service Provider must havesatisfactorily completed the following administrative requirements to participate in the rate filing cycle:a. Rate Area Approval: Transportation Service Providers receive rate area approval, by code ofservice between CONUS and controlled overseas rate areas listed below, for which rates will be submitted.Transportation Service Providers desiring to provide service for intertheater or intratheater shipments mustbe approved for both origin and destination areas in appropriate codes of service. A TransportationService Provider must be approved in a given code of service to one or more controlled areas to be eligibleto provide such code of service to and from any uncontrolled area. Transportation Service Providers withCode J baggage approval will have their approval automatically extended for Codes 7 and 8.Transportation Service Providers with Code 4 HHG approval will have their approval automaticallyextended for Code 3, 5, 6, and T. Approval for UB or HHG codes is automatic with the exception of thoseTransportation Service Providers in CFAC. To be eligible to receive traffic for the entire rate cycle, aTransportation Service Provider must maintain its Transportation Service Provider approval for each codeof service throughout the entire period of the cycle. All Transportation Service Providers not previouslyapproved for baggage or HHG to controlled overseas rate areas and for already approved TransportationService Providers requesting additional approval, the deadline for submission of documentation is 7months prior to the cycle the Transportation Service Provider intends to begin participation. Timelysubmission is essential to permit administrative processing. Requests for approval must be supported byany necessary rosters, operating authorities, etc., and documents submitted must be complete and correct.Incomplete applications will be returned to the Transportation Service Provider. Requests may beresubmitted when all supporting documents have been prepared, as required. The controlled rate areas are:Australia Portugal Azores, TheItaly Puerto Rico BahrainJapan-Central Sardina BelgiumJapan-North Sicily CreteJapan-South Spain GermanyKorea Turkey GuamNetherlands, The United Kingdom HawaiiOkinawa(England and Wales)b. Letters of Intent (LOIs):(1) To participate in international traffic, a Transportation Service Provider must have anaccepted LOI listing an agent/agents providing origin and destination services at every overseas PPSO tocover the entire rate area for which rates are filed. For installations covering an area in a neighboring state,the Transportation Service Provider's LOI must indicate whether the service will be for "all" of the PPSO'sarea or specifically indicate the area to be served. For example, an LOI at JPPSO Ft. Belvoir may indicate"this letter of intent is applicable to your operating area(s), all" or "this letter of intent is applicable to youroperating area(s), VA and DC." The second choice excludes MD and WV, also parts of the area ofresponsibility of the JPPSO. It is the responsibility of the Transportation Service Provider to file andensure acceptance of LOIs at all installations within the rate area for which a rate is submitted. LOIs willbe filed in accordance with the requirements herein and not later than the I/F designated date specified inapplicable solicitation letters. LOIs previously filed with, and accepted by, PPSOs remain valid for currentand subsequent solicitations to the extent the agent list is current. Transportation Service Providers notreceiving notification of LOI acceptance from PPSOs within 10 days of the estimated date of receipt
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