Guide to Arms Control Policy and Implementation Organizations. Product No. 411P

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1 Guide to Arms Control Policy and Implementation Organizations Product No. 411P

2 ABOUT THIS GUIDE Facility managers, treaty compliance officers, and others engaged in arms control implementation need to be able to quickly locate the appropriate offices when seeking answers to time-sensitive questions regarding arms control policy and implementation. For this purpose, this guide provides contact telephone and fax numbers (commercial and DSN) for the primary U.S. government offices involved in arms control compliance and implementation. Each entry also includes a brief description of office functions and capabilities. Offices are listed alphabetically and are organized into two sections: the first section contains those offices responsible for arms control policy; and the second section contains those offices focused on arms control implementation. If you have comments or new information to be included in the next update of this directory, please contact the DTIRP Outreach Program by calling or by sending an to dtirpoutreach@dtra.mil. April 2011 Prepared for: DTIRP Outreach Program Defense Threat Reduction Agency 8725 John J. Kingman Road, Stop 6201 Fort Belvoir, VA From the DTIRP Outreach series: Product No. 411P

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS POLICY... 2 Department of Commerce... 2 Department of Defense... 3 Department of the Air Force... 4 Department of the Army... 5 Department of the Navy... 6 Department of State... 7 Federal Bureau of Investigation... 8 IMPLEMENTATION... 9 Department of Commerce... 9 Department of Defense...10 Defense Threat Reduction Agency...10 Department of the Air Force...17 Department of the Army...18 Inspectable Facilities under New START...20 GLOSSARY

4 POLICY DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BIS Bureau of Industry and Security, Office of Nonproliferation and Treaty Compliance (NPTC) Phone: Fax: The NPTC is responsible for administering the Commerce Department s multilateral export control responsibilities under the Nuclear Suppliers Group, the Missile Technology Control Regime and the Australia Group (chemical and biological controls). It also administers U.S. unilateral foreign policy export controls. In addition, this office is responsible for the industrial compliance provisions of arms control and disarmament treaties (e.g., Chemical Weapons Convention) and for representing U.S. industry and security interests in multilateral arms control and disarmament deliberations (e.g., Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention). BIS Bureau of Industry and Security, Office of National Security and Technology Transfer Controls (NSTTC) Phone: Fax: The NSTTC is responsible for issues related to national security export and re-export controls. It implements multilateral export controls for national security reasons to comply with the Wassenaar Arrangement, 2 Guide to Arms Control Policy

5 designed to control the spread of dual-use goods and related technologies. This office is responsible for policy actions, export licenses, commodity classifications, license determinations, and advisory opinions for affected commodities and is the focal point for commodity jurisdiction assessments. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OUSD(P)/DASD/CWMD Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Phone: DSN: 224-xxxx Fax: The Countering WMD division develops strategies, policies, and oversees the execution of approved policies and programs regarding chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) defense, weapons of mass destruction (WMD), missile proliferation, and global threats. OUSD(P)/FT&R Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy Phone: The Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy division supports the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global and Implementation Organizations 3

6 Strategic Affairs by developing strategies, policies, and oversight of national nuclear policy, treaty negotiations, and missile defense policy. ODATSD(NM) Office of the Deputy Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Nuclear Matters Phone: ODATSD(NM) fulfills the nuclear weapons roles, responsibilities, and functions for the OATSD(NCB), and serves as the focal point of all DoD and OSD activities and initiatives involving nuclear weapons. ODATSD(NM) is the primary point of contact for Congress, the interagency, and the public. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE A5XP Strategic Plans and Policy Division under the Deputy Chief of Staff Operations, Plans and Requirements and Directorate for Operational Planning, Policy and Strategy BWC, CWC, IAEA Open Skies/CFE New START/SORT/INF or Other or Fax: (secure) or (unclassified) DSN: 225-xxxx 4 Guide to Arms Control Policy

7 A5XP is the central Air Staff office responsible for coordinating Air Force policy for interagency negotiations related to arms control policy development and implementation. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DAMO-SS Department of the Army G-35, Directorate for Strategy, Plans and Policy Phone: Fax: DAMO-SS has the Army General Staff responsibility for nuclear, chemical and biological matters. DAMO-SSD Combating WMD and Nuclear Proliferation Policy Division Phone: DSN: 332-xxxx Fax: DAMO-SSD is the central Army office responsible for arms control policy. USANCA U.S. Army Nuclear and Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Agency Phone: DSN: 656-xxxx Fax: and Implementation Organizations 5

8 USANCA provides nuclear and combating WMD planning and execution expertise for the implementation of Army CWMD strategy and policy at the Corps level and above in order that the Army meet Joint operational requirements in achieving national objectives to combat WMD. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NTIP Naval Treaty Implementation Program (SP 2025) Strategic Systems Programs Phone: or New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START), Treaty Manager Phone: DSN: 764-xxxx NTIP directly supports the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition (ASN(RD&A)) in the management of arms control implementation and compliance for the Department of the Navy (DON). ASN(RD&A) has designated the Director of Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) as the DON Executive Agent for all arms control compliance and implementation functions. NTIP is the office within SSP responsible for most of these functions, including the development of plans and procedures to ensure Navy and Marine Corps compliance with arms control treaties and agreements. 6 Guide to Arms Control Policy

9 DEPARTMENT OF STATE NACS National Authority Coordinating Staff Phone: ; ; or Toll free: Fax: or Toll free fax: NACS is the designated point of contact with the OPCW as the U.S. CWC National Authority. NACS is located in the Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, Office of Chemical and Biological Weapons Threat Reduction, U.S. Department of State (ISN/CB-NACS). NRRC Nuclear Risk Reduction Center Phone: or Fax: The NRRC is responsible for the transmission, translation, and dissemination of the many government-to-government notifications required annually in order for the United States to implement more than 20 different arms control treaties and security agreements. and Implementation Organizations 7

10 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CWC Program Manager Phone: Fax: Special agents from the FBI serve as security experts during CWC inspections at U.S. industry facilities. 8 Guide to Arms Control Policy

11 IMPLEMENTATION DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE TCD Treaty Compliance Division Phone: Fax: The TCD is the implementation organization for arms control treaties applicable to U.S. industry. Inspection Management Team Phone: Fax: The inspection management team provides host team leadership during CWC inspection activities at U.S. industry sites. Information Technology Team Phone: Fax: The information technology team compiles and submits CWC data declarations for U.S. declared industry sites. and Implementation Organizations 9

12 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OUSD(AT&L)/PSA/TC/HD Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Treaty Compliance & Homeland Defense Phone: Fax: TC/HD leads oversight of acquisition programs and other activities to ensure that all DoD activities are compliant with arms control treaties and associated international agreements to which the United States is a State Party. DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY Operations Center Phone: or DSN: 427-xxxx The Operations Center is responsible for supporting and tracking the status of arms control teams conducing observation overflights and on-site inspection activities as authorized under the arms control treaties and agreements to which the United States is a party. 10 Guide to Arms Control Policy

13 DIR-SC Security and Counterintelligence Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx DIR-SC personnel are responsible for protecting U.S. critical information during inspection activities. OP-OS On-Site Inspection Directorate Phone: or Toll-free: Fax: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OS monitors arms control implementation activities to ensure they are conducted in accordance with treaty or agreement provisions. and Implementation Organizations 11

14 OP-OSA Arms Control Interagency Liaison Division Phone: ; -2865; Toll Free: Fax: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSA and its components are responsible for representing DTRA/OP-OS in the interagency negotiation process. (OP-OSA branches listed below share the OP-OSA fax line listed above unless otherwise indicated.) OP-OSAC Chemical and Biological Weapons Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSAD Countermeasures Branch (also Defense Treaty Inspection Readiness Program (DTIRP)) Phone: DTIRP phone: ; Toll Free: Fax: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSAE Conventional Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx 12 Guide to Arms Control Policy

15 OP-OSAI Technical Equipment Inspection (TEI) Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx Warehouse: Fax: OP-OSAO Open Skies Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSAR Threat Reduction Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSAS START/Nuclear Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSAT Strategic Nuclear and Conventional Treaty Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx and Implementation Organizations 13

16 OP-OSC Chemical Biological Division Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSC and its components are responsible for escorting and monitoring the inspection activities conducted under the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) and other chemical- and biological-related agreements. OP-OSCO Operations Branch Phone: OP-OSCOT Treaty Monitoring Detachment, Tooele, Utah Phone: OP-OSCOA Treaty Monitoring Detachment, Anniston, Alabama Phone: OP-OSCOU Treaty Monitoring Detachment, Umatilla, Oregon Phone: OP-OSCL Logistics Branch Phone: Guide to Arms Control Policy

17 OP-OSE European Operations Division Phone: OP-OSE serves as OP-OS headquarters in Europe and as the gateway for U.S. inspection activities in Europe and Asia. It is responsible for escorting and monitoring inspection activities conducted at U.S. installations in Europe and for conducting inspection activities authorized under the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), the Vienna Document of 1999, and other arms control agreements involving European locations and facilities. OP-OSEO Operations Branch Phone: OP-OSEL Logistics Branch Phone: OP-OSO Open Skies Division Phone: DSN fax: 427-xxxx OP-OSO is responsible for escorting, monitoring, and conducting observation mission flights and other activities associated with implementing the Treaty on Open Skies. and Implementation Organizations 15

18 OP-OSS START/Nuclear Division Phone: Toll Free: Fax: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSS is responsible for escorting, monitoring, and conducting inspection activities authorized under the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START). OP-OSSF San Francisco Field Office, Travis AFB, CA Phone: Fax: DSN: 837-xxxx This field office is located at the POE responsible for all inspections conducted under New START in the western United States, and provides support to other treaties when required. OP-OSSI Inspections Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx OP-OSSN Nuclear Branch Phone: DSN: 427-xxxx 16 Guide to Arms Control Policy

19 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE A5XP Strategic Plans and Policy Division under the Deputy Chief of Staff Operations, Plans and Requirements and Directorate for Operational Planning, Policy and Strategy BWC, CWC, IAEA Open Skies/CFE New START/INF or Other or Fax: (secure) or (unclassified) DSN: 225-xxxx A5XP is the central Air Staff office responsible for coordinating Air Force policy for interagency negotiations related to arms control policy development and implementation. and Implementation Organizations 17

20 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DAMO-ODO / Treaties Branch Chief, Operations and Contingency Plans Division, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans Phone: DSN: 223-xxxx DAMO-ODO/Treaties Branch is the central Army office responsible for arms control implementation. Various implementing agents assist DAMO-ODO in this mission and are listed below. CMA Chemical Materials Agency Phone: DSN: 584-xxxx Fax: DSN Fax: 584-xxxx CMA manages the safe storage and elimination of chemical weapons. CTIC Center for Treaty Implementation and Compliance Phone: Fax: CTIC manages the Army s chemical treaty implementation and compliance program. 18 Guide to Arms Control Policy

21 USASMDC Space and Missile Defense Command / Treaty Advisor Phone: USASMDC serves as the Army s implementing agent for the New START and INF treaties, and also provides direct support to the OSD Treaty Manager for the Nuclear Arms Control Technology (NACT) Program to support U.S. monitoring activities under the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). USAREUR U.S. Army Europe Arms Control / Treaty Advisor DSN: Fax: USAREUR serves as the Army s implementing agent for the CFE treaty and the Vienna Document. and Implementation Organizations 19

22 INSPECTABLE FACILITIES UNDER NEW START (NST) Deployed HB Air Bases Barksdale AFB, Louisiana Phone: hour: Fax: DSN: 781-xxxx Dyess AFB, Texas Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 461-xxxx Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 675-xxxx Minot AFB, North Dakota Phone: hour: Fax: DSN: 453-xxxx 20 Guide to Arms Control Policy

23 Whiteman AFB, Missouri Phone: hour: Fax: DSN: 975-xxxx HB Conversion or Elimination Air Bases Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 228-xxxx HB Storage and Repair Facilities Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 228-xxxx ICBM Bases F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming Phone: or Fax: DSN: 481-xxxx and Implementation Organizations 21

24 Malmstrom AFB, Montana Phone: hour: Fax: DSN: 632-xxxx Minot AFB, North Dakota Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 453-xxxx ICBM Storage and Repair Facilities Camp Navajo Storage Facility, Arizona (2 sites: 1 Air Force, 1 Navy) Phone: or or hour: Fax: DSN: 853-xxxx Hill AFB and Oasis Complex, Utah Phone: hour mobile: Fax: DSN: 777-xxxx 22 Guide to Arms Control Policy

25 ICBM Test Range Vandenberg AFB, California Phone: or Fax: DSN: 276-xxxx SLBM Storage Facilities Naval Air Warfare Center, China Lake, California Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 437-xxxx Submarine Bases Strategic Weapons Facility Atlantic (SWFLANT), Kings Bay, Georgia Phone: hour: Fax: DSN: 573-xxxx Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific (SWFPAC), Silverdale, Washington Phone: or hour: Fax: DSN: 744-xxxx and Implementation Organizations 23

26 GLOSSARY BIS BWC CBRN CFE CMA CTBT CTIC CWC DAMO DTIRP DTRA DoD FBI Bureau of Industry and Security (Department of Commerce) Biological Weapons Convention Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty Chemical Materials Agency Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Center for Treaty Implementation and Compliance Chemical Weapons Convention Department of the Army Military Operations Defense Treaty Inspection Readiness Program Defense Threat Reduction Agency Department of Defense Federal Bureau of Investigation 24 Guide to Arms Control Policy

27 HB IAEA ICBM INF NACS NACT NST NTIP NRRC ODATSD OPCW OUSD Heavy bomber International Atomic Energy Agency Intercontinental ballistic missile Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty National Authority Coordinating Staff (Department of State) Nuclear Arms Control Technology Program (Army) New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) Naval Treaty Implementation Program Nuclear Risk Reduction Center (Department of State) Office of the Deputy Assistant to the Secretary of Defense Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and Implementation Organizations 25

28 POC POE POM SLBM SMDC SORT START SWFLANT SWFPAC TCD TNS USANCA Point of contact Point of entry/exit Passive Overflight Module Submarine-launched ballistic missile Space and Missile Defense Command (Army) Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty (Moscow Treaty) Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (see also NST ) Strategic Weapons Facility Atlantic (Kings Bay, Georgia) Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific (Silverdale, Washington) Treaty Compliance Division (Department of Commerce) Telephone Notification System U.S. Army Nuclear and Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Agency 26 Guide to Arms Control Policy

29 USAREUR WMD U.S. Army Europe Weapons of Mass Destruction and Implementation Organizations 27

30 NOTES 28 Guide to Arms Control Policy

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