scope:

The host-tenant agreement sets forth the services provided by the host, and establishes the areas in which the tenant reimburses the host.

a. This instruction applies to all:

(1) Installations under Chief of Naval Personnel (CHNAVPERS) management control that provide facilities for occupancy by units or activities of another major claimant or military department.

(2) Commanding officers whose units or activities, under CHNAVPERS management control, occupy space on an installation of another major claimant or military department.

(3) Installations under CHNAVPERS management control that perform work or services for a unit or activity of another major claimant or military department located adjacent to or near the Bureau managed installations.

(4) Activities or units under CHNAVPERS management control which require work or services from adjacent installations of another major claimant or military department.

b. This instruction does not apply to intraservice/interservice support services normally negotiated at the Bureau level, such as programs which are Navy-wide or Bureau-wide in concept.

c. This instruction does not eliminate or replace the requirement for other agreements. Also, it does not relieve activities or units from obtaining prior approval before assigning space or facilities to outside activities.

(1) Before entering into negotiations leading to assignment of space or facilities from/to activities of other service departments (or of other agencies of the government or of other components of the Navy Department), addressees must obtain CHNAVPERS (Pers-02) approval.

(2) When exclusive use of the real estate property by the tenant is stipulated or implied, a real estate instrument approved by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command is required in addition to CHNAVPERS (Pers-02) approval. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command prescribes procedures for obtaining approval of real estate instruments.