What is Army regulation AR 5-9?
Army regulation AR 5-9 is the document that provides guidance and regulations for the establishment and administration of installation agreements.

What is an installation agreement?
An installation agreement is a legally binding contract between the Army and another party, which outlines the terms and conditions for the use and management of Army installations or facilities.

Who is responsible for the administration of installation agreements?
The installation commander is responsible for the administration of installation agreements within their assigned area of responsibility.

What is the purpose of an installation agreement?
The purpose of an installation agreement is to ensure the efficient and effective use of Army installations, facilities, and resources by establishing clear terms and conditions for their use.

What types of organizations or entities can enter into installation agreements with the Army?
Installation agreements can be entered into with federal agencies, state and local governments, private organizations, institutions, and foreign entities, among others.

How long is an installation agreement valid?
The duration of an installation agreement is specified within the agreement itself, and it can vary depending on the nature and purpose of the agreement.

What information should be included in an installation agreement?
An installation agreement should include details such as the purpose of the agreement, the obligations and responsibilities of each party, payment provisions, dispute resolution mechanisms, and termination clauses.

Are there any restrictions or limitations on the content of installation agreements?
Yes, installation agreements must comply with applicable laws, regulations, and policies. Certain aspects, such as national security concerns or environmental protection, may impose additional limitations on the content.

How are installation agreements reviewed and approved?
Installation agreements are subject to review and approval by legal advisors, resource management offices, and other relevant entities within the Army, as well as by the higher headquarters, as required.