Federal Government, Non-NCS
Member Organizations
Federal government, non-NCS member organizations may
subscribe to GETS by:
Having
an organizational mission
which directly supports National Security/Emergency Preparedness
Agreeing
to be financially responsible for GETS calls placed by members of your
organization should the annual GETS funding threshold
be exceeded. All federal organizations using GETS must
sign a Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA) which establishes the terms and conditions
for any necessary billing for GETS usage.
Completing
the following steps:
- Appoint a GETS Point of Contact (POC) and alternate.
- Request Sponsorship from the NCS. Complete the Request
for GETS Sponsorship Form and send it to the NCS. Upon approval,
the NCS will provide a letter validating the organization as a qualified
GETS user.
- Complete an online POC
Request Form for the POC and alternate. After completion of the
request, you will have the option to submit additional requests for
each individual GETS user. The POC or alternate may request a small
quantity of stockpile cards at this time. These active cards are issued
to the POC, with no name on them, for emergency issuance. When requesting
GETS cards online, leave the section for Wireless
Priority Service (WPS) blank unless you are also requesting that
service.
- When the requests are approved, the GETS cards will be
mailed to the POC for further distribution.
POCs (and alternate POCs) agree to the following
responsibilities:
- Determining who should have GETS cards within the organization
and limiting GETS cards to only those personnel or positions that have
a clear NS/EP duty.
- Familiarizing those users with GETS.
- Certifying the Call Detail Record (CDR) listing all
calls made by users within the organization. POCs are required to certify
the calls reported on the monthly CDR constitute valid and appropriate
GETS usage.
- Validating all GETS cards are still needed and accounted
for.
Failure to conduct an annual validation will result in termination
of the cards.

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Updated 20 September 2005
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