DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REGULATION NO. 50-1 HEADQUARTERS, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 2030] 24 August $976 4 SECURITY RELEASE OF CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCE MATERIAL TO U.S. CONTRACTORS 1. FURPOSE: To establish Department of Defense (DD) policy and proevdures for the release of J nonSensitive Compartmented Intelligence (SCI) maternal to US. contractors. 2 REFERENCES: a. DCID No. 3/7, “Contsoi of Dissemination of Foreign Intellicence.” 8 August 1975. b. Director of Central Intelligence Pobcy on Release of Foreign Intelligence to Contractors, 12 March 1976. c. DIAR 50-20. "Visits of Contractor: Personnel to DIA. d DeD $220.22R, "DoD Industrial Secunty Regulation (DODISR).” April 1975. e. DoD $200.22M, “DoD Industrial Secunty Manual (DODISM).” Aprl 1975. 3. APPLICABILITY: This regulation applies to the Military Departments, the Unified and Specified Commands, the DIA and other DoD components. 4. AUTHORITY: This publication provides guidance to all BuD components and is issued under the authority delegated in DoD Directive $105.21, “Defense Intelligence Agency,” and amplified in the Defense Intelligence Plan by the Secretary of Defense to tne Director. Defense Intelligence Agency. §. DEFINITIONS Terms defined herein which are followed by (JCS) have been approved for United Siates Joint Service usage. a. Eligible = Contractor. Any industrial, educational, commercial, or other entity which has executed « wir Form 441 {Department of Defense Security Agreesnent) with a DoD agency or activity in accordance with reference 2.d and which requires OPR: RCI-3 gecess to classified intelligence matenal in connecnon with classified procurement needs of a DoD element of agency. b. Need-to-Know. See ICS Pub. I. ¢. Office of Pamay Interest (OPI). (1) The designated office of the Military Service or Nationa} Foreign Intelhcence Board (NFIB) member which produces the document. (2) Wuhin the DIA, each Deputy Director or equivalent office under the Cummand Element of the DIA whose organizational entity originated the intelugence matenai wn question, or, the DIA entity which sssumed the pertinent functions of an Army. Navy, or Aw Force entity whieh onyimated the document, of the Deputy Director or equrvalent office whose assigned functions most clearly correspond te the material in question. d. Release. The oral. sual. or physical disclosure of classified intelligence. e. Releasing Agencies The DoD offices and agencies ta which the Director, DIA, has delegated authorny to release classified intelligence maicrial to their contractors, as well as those Military Service offices and agencies to which authority to release has been delegated by the Assistant Chiefs of Staff fos latelligence, Army. and Aw Force. and the Oisector of Naval Intelligence 6. SUPERSESSION. This regulation supersedes DIAR 50-1, & December 1975. Black lines tn the margin indicate changes. 7. POLICY: a. Nothing in this regulation will supersede or augment the requirements pertaining to the control, use, and dissemination of Restricted Data, Formerly
DIAR S01 Restricted Data, or Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) made by or under existing statutes, disectives, or Presidential peticy. b. The Assistant Chiefs of Stat? for InteVieence, Army and Air Force, and the Dizector of Naval, Intelligence have final authority for release to contractors of intelligence material originated by their Services. Further, they have final authority within theis Departments for release of intelligence ongnated by other NFIB members as long as such information docs not bear the markings “DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY ORIGINATOR (ORCON)," “NOT RELEASABLE TO CONTRACTORS ______ _.._ GR CONTRACTOR/CONSULTANTS NOCOMIRAGR” or “CAUTION - PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INVOLVED (PROPIN)" and they insure that such releases are in accordance with this regulation and references in paragraph 2. c. The officials listed below are authorized to release intelligence information not bearing the markings ORCON, NOCONTRACT or PROPIN to their contractors and will insure such release is in accordance with this regulation and the references paragraph 2. Director of Defense Research and Enginecring Assistant Secretary of Defense (Compiralier) Assistant Secretary cf Defense (Installations & Logistics} Director of Defense Intelligence Assistant Security Affairs) Chairman, Jownt Chief of Staff Director, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Director, Weapons Systems Evaluation Group Duector, Defense Communications Agency Director, Defense Nuclear Agency Director, Defense Mapping Agency Director, Defense Supply Agency Secretary of Defense (International Director, Defense Contract Audit Agency The CINC's (as Usted in distribution) d. Any release of information bearing the ORCON, NOCONTRACT or PROPIN markings must be effected in accordance wh parssraph 8. e. Within DIA, each Deputy Director or equivalent office is authorized to release to its contractors any information (except that information specified in paragraph 7.3.) for which it is the OPi. f{. Release of intelligence material to contractors of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency will be in accordance with DIAR 55-8, “Intelligence Support for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.” g. Contractor personne! will not be authorized access fo the DiA Library (RDS-3). h. The following documents will not be released to contractors: (1) National Intelligence Estimates (2) Special National Intelligence Estimates (3) Nationa) Intelligence Analytical Memorands (4) Interagency Intelligence Memoranda (S} The DIA Fact Book 8. PROCEDURES: a. All releases will be in accordance with the DoD Industrial Security Regulation, the DoD Industrial Security Manual, and the following additional requirements: (1) The releasing agency will maintam a record of all inteiligence materials provided a contractor. (2) The reieasing agency must insure that, in any case involving the reiease of ClA-originated information, the CIA seal, the phrase “Directorate of Operations,” the place acquired, the field number, and the source description have been deleted from all CIA Diectorate of Operations reports released to contractors, unless prior approval to release such information wzs obtained from the CIA, b. The contracting officer will include the ave
following requirements in amy contract involving the selease of intelligence information: ° (1) The contractor will maintain accountability for al} intelligence material released to his custody (to include CONFIDENTIAL information). (2) The contractor may not reproduce intellicence material without written permission from the releasing acency and, if permission is granted, all copics will be controlled in the same manner as the onsinals, (3} The contractor will not destroy any intelicence information (to include CONFIDENTIAL inform3auon) without the approval of the releasing agency. (4) The contractor must restrict sceess to only those individuals whe possess (he necessary security clearance and who are actually providing services under the contract. Further dissemination, to include subcontractors or other Government agencies, is prohibited unless authorized in writing by the releasing agency. (S) Intelligence information will not be released to foreign nationals cr to immigrant aliens, regardless of their level cf security clearance, without written permission from the originator. (6) The contractor wil} insure that each individual having access to inteUigence information is fully aware of the special scunty requirements involvec and will maintain records of the names of each individual who has had such access. c. The contracting office will furnish the cognizant Defense Contract Administration Services Region a copy of the contract security requirements in order that they may inspect for complance. d. Any information marked "DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY ORIGINATOR (ORCON),.” “NOT RELEASABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTOR/CONSULTANTS (NOCONTRACT),” or “CAUTION - PROPRIETARY INFORMATION INVOLVED (PROPIN)” requires written permission of the originator prior to release to a contractor. The DIAR 50-1 following procedures apply to requesis for such permission: (i) For DIA documents: (a) Military Department requests will be _ processed in accordance with directives issued by the appropriste Service Intelligence Chief and signed by him or by his designee. (b) Requests from officials Listed in paracraph 7.c, will be simed by or foz the designated official, For the CINC’s, requests will be simed by or for the J-2. ; (c) Requests from NFIB agencies ‘departments will be processed in the same manner as requests from DoD agencies. (d) Requests will be addressed to Director, DIA, ATTN: CS, and will contain as a minimum: lidentificauon by title and product number of the classified intellieence material requued and a statement as to whether the material is focally available to the requesting agency. 2 Name and address of the contractor. certification of the contractur’s kvel of facility clearance, and the safeguarding capability of the facility. The certification wil be obtained from the cognizant security office having jurisdiction over the contractor. ~ 3 Contract number under which the study or project ts being accomplished. 4 Sufficient description of the study or project to be accomplished by the contractor to enable the OPi to determine the need for the intelligence material requested. Explanation should include sufficient detail to confirm the contractor's need -lo-know. (¢) The DIA OPI will analyze such requests and prepare replies for the signature of the Deputy Director of equivalent office concerned. (f) Release of ORCGN, NOCONTRACT, or PROPIN publications ase one-time actions. Revised
DIAR 50-1 editions of publications with these control markings require similar release requests. The DIA does not include contractors on distribution Lists for intellience products, whether or not those products bear restriclive caveats. ‘ (2) For non-DIA documents: (a) The intelligence components of the Miltary Departments process requests directly to the NFIB member concerned for release authorization for classified intellicence material produced by those members. BY CRDER OF THE DIRECTOR: OFFICIAL: Yl p WILLIAM R. HUGGINS Colonel, USA Chief, Services Division DISTRIBUTION B AOISA DARPA AQ23A DEF NUCLEAR AGCY A03SA OASD (COMPTROLLER) AO4OA DCAA AO4SA DCA AOSSA DSA A09SA CCTC Al04A OASD INT A108A OASD !1&L Al!6A_SAATSD (AE) A!2S5A OSD (DDR&E) Al75A WSEG A200A DMA HQ A304A JCS/SECRETARY C750A OACSI-MAIL ROOM . Ww Ww We Ww Ww fh ow Ww we ew LOJOA SAC S44TH ARTW . MOOSA USCINCSO POOSA ERDA POSSA CIA/CRS/ADD/SD PO7SA FBI PO8SA STATE PO90A NSA B252A_ RCI-3C ! (b) DoD officials listed in paragraph 7.c, will process requests through DIA (RDS-3). Such requests will contain the information required by pzsagaph §.d{1Xd). : (c) Documents bearing the superseded marking CONTROLLED DISSEM will be handled in accordance with the procedures for “NOT RELEASABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTOR/CONSULTANTS (NOCONTRACT)." Documents bearing the marlung WARNING NOTICE - SENSITIVE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED and dated prior to S October 1975 will be processed in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 7.b and c. BOBBY J. BERRY Colonel, USAF Chief, Coordinauon Staff NAVINTCOM-32 AFIS/INDOC FTD (DAPE}) CINCAD USCINCEUR CINCLANT CINCPAC IPAC (COPE IC-L) D947A EQIOA E420A GOOSA HOOSA JOOSA KOOSA K 300A WADED HPD PDD OD td mm Wm tata