What is the purpose of Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER?
Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER provides policies and procedures for the operation and management of the RAND Arroyo Center, which serves as the U.S. Army's federally funded research and development center for national security issues.

Who does Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER apply to?
This regulation applies to active duty Army personnel, Department of the Army civilians, and contractors supporting the RAND Arroyo Center.

How often is Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER updated?
Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER is updated as needed, but it is reviewed at least once every five years to ensure its continued relevance and effectiveness.

Are there any exceptions or waivers to the policies outlined in Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER?
Exceptions or waivers to the policies outlined in this regulation may be granted by the Director of the RAND Arroyo Center on a case-by-case basis, as long as such exceptions are consistent with statutory and regulatory requirements.

How can I request a deviation from Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER?
Requests for deviations from this regulation must be submitted through the chain of command to the Director of the RAND Arroyo Center, who has the authority to approve or deny such requests.

Can Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER be modified at the unit level?
No, modifications to Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER can only be made by the Director of the RAND Arroyo Center or an authorized representative.

Does Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER provide guidance on contracting procedures?
Yes, this regulation includes guidance on contracting procedures specific to the RAND Arroyo Center. However, it is not intended to replace existing Army contracting regulations.

Is there a separate cost control manual associated with Army Regulation AR 5-21 RAND ARROYO CENTER?
No, there is not a separate cost control manual associated with this regulation. However, cost control measures and procedures are outlined within the regulation itself.

Can Army personnel participate in RAND Arroyo Center projects on a part-time basis?
Yes, Army personnel may participate in RAND Arroyo Center projects on a part-time basis with proper authorization from their chain of command and in accordance with Army regulations.