REVIESD OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS, DD/S&T RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE, 97-69-1

Document Type: 
Collection: 
Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 
CIA-RDP78-00487A000400190001-9
Release Decision: 
RIPPUB
Original Classification: 
S
Document Page Count: 
20
Document Creation Date: 
December 16, 2016
Document Release Date: 
August 1, 2005
Sequence Number: 
1
Case Number: 
Publication Date: 
February 28, 1969
Content Type: 
MF
File: 
AttachmentSize
PDF icon CIA-RDP78-00487A000400190001-9.pdf985.98 KB
Body: 
Approved For Release 2005/08/': .,77p0487A000400190001-9 RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 0 RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE FOR THE OFFICE OF S-PEclAtP: DDS & T FORM NO. 1 JUL 55 738 ILLE( sncui' a Excluded from aatnmatlc dm ngrading and lrcl^SSifiCltic9 -00487A000400190001-9 Approved For Release 2005/0; Wff Approved For Release 2005/0>.}7G RDP78-00487A000400190001-9 25X1 Records Control Schedule 97-69-1 for the Office of Special Projects is approved and authority hereby given to implement the dis- position instructions contained herein. 25X1 25X1 Preparation: Approved: 25X1 Approved For Release 2005/088E c ft -IDP78-00487A000400190001-9 Approved For ease 2005/08/17 : CIA-RDP78-0048700400190001-9 SECRET OSP-0243 -69 2 8 FEB 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: CIA Records Administration Officer SUBJECT : Revised Office of Special Projects, DD/S&T Records Control Schedule, 9,7-69-1 1. Attached are three (3) copies of the revised Office of Special Projects, DD/S&T, Records Control Schedule, 9'-69-1, forwarded for your review and approval. 2. This revision of the OSP Records Control Schedule reflects disposal authority, where applicable, found-in the GSA General Records Schedules, as well as more precise record series definition. The Schedule also establishes more realistic record retention periods, both in the interests of Archives and Records Center space conservation, as well as historical docu- ment preservation. 3. This revised OSP Records Control Schedule supersedes and replaces OSP Records Control Schedule 94-67-0, and 94-67-1, dated 10 April 1967. - JOHN J. CROWLEY Director of Special Projects Q_J~~ ~SCn I;y Approved For Release 2005/08/17 : CIA-R snn5uP 1 ExGudod 'cram automatic 7P"'"1 ?A0 0400190001-9 25 R EAMovg*FfRnfZejto"1i.CL05/08/17: CIAO Ef4 SCHEDULE NO. 7A000400190QJ--9-1 l OFFICE. DIVISION. BRANCH SI TURE F OFFICE OF - - DDS$ Z' row e ~ :::hn L DATE Director'of Special Projects ITEM NO. FILES IDENTIFICATION (TITLE, DESCRIPTION, ARRANGEMENT, AND INCLUSIVE DATES) VOLUME (CUBIC FT.) DISPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS 0. INTRODUCTION This records control schedule covers the major categories of files and files series maintained in the Office of Special Projects, DDS&T, as documentation of the following Office of Special Project mission and functions: Mission: To plan, program, develop, and operate highly classified technical collection sys- tems in direct response to USIB requirement and as assigned to the CIA by EXCOM; and, in addition, perform such system develop- ment tasks as may be assigned directly by the DCI. To perform in-depth analytical studies of existing and/or planned systems to help provide the DCI with the support necessary for him to make informed judgments on the relative merits of such systems. Functions: 1. Develop and maintain on behalf of CIA a technical and managerial staff capa- ble of discharging assigned responsibilitie in performing the mission stated above. 2. Perform detailed planning, pro- ramming, and budgeting relative to assigne Excluded froomP automatic asks downgrading end declassification Approved For Release 2005/08/17 : CIA- DP78-00 87A0004001900b1-9 FORM NO. 139 USE PREVIOUS 1 JAN 56 EDITIONS. ITEM NO . FILES IDENTIFICATION DISPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS Approved For Release 2005/08/17: CIA 87A000400190001-9 3. Solicit, select, negotiate and , contract with appropriate corporations for the research, analysis, design, developmen , fabrication, assembly and test of subject systems. 4. Exercise close management control over contractors to ensure specifications are met on time and at lowest cost. 5. Provide operational support to existing systems. 6. management of the Office of Special Pro- jects. These issuances are controlled by the Executive Officer, OSP, and are the official OSP record copies. Period covered: 1966 to present. 3. CONTRACT FILES 35.0 PERMANENT: Disposal not authorized in accordance with General Records Sched- These files consist of original con- ule 19, Item 3. Break files annually, tracts, amendments, estimates, proposals, or at such time as volume considera- sub-contracts, payment plans, patent and tions render the retention of these loyalty rights, correspondence, and re- files in active office space impracti- lated papers pertaining to contracts cable. Retire to the Archives and awarded with respect to the mission and Records Center. functions of the Office of Special Pro- jects. These files are maintained in the * General Records Schedules are Program Administration Division, Contracts issued by the Administrator of General Branch, OSP, and constitute official re- Services to provide disposition stand- cords of OSP. These files are held by ards for records common to several or contractor name and number, and are a spe- all Federal agencies, under the Record cial case file related to programs and pro- Disposal Act of 1943, and the Federal ects, but held separately. Period covered Records Act of 1950. 1963 to resen ORANN55 139a EDITIONS. RECORDS USE PREVIOUS '- CONTROL SCHEDULE -CONTINUATION FILES IDENTIFICATION Approved For Release 2005/08/17 : CIA The files covered by this category are those maintained in.the OSP components directly responsible for the administratio of the special intelligence collection programs of the Office of Special Projects These files consist of cables, reports, briefing aids, contractor reports, draw- ings, charts, plans, cost estimates, cost proposals, manuals, intelligence documents and other types of documentation related to-the development, administration, support, and accomplishment.of OSP special activities. These files are held under established :subjective file systems. Period covered: 1963 to present. 5. (PROJECT FILES These files contain technical and scientific data. accumulated in the proc- ess of research, development, design, and analysis of systems and equipment perti- nent to OSP operations. These data are in the form of contractor reports, special committee meeting reports, mission studies technical reports, and other documents and materials. These files are held subjectively. Period covered: 1965 to present. 6. MISSION REPORT FILES These files consist of records per- taining to the program management, program .product, including operations and accom-=plishment of missions mounted under OSP special projects. These records are of permanent and temporary value, as out- lined below. Period covered: 1963 to present. FORM NO. I39a USE PREVIOUS I JAN 56 O EDITIONS. 87A000400190001-9 PERMANENT : Disposal not authorized in accordance with General Records Sched- ule 19, Item 1. Break files annually, or at such time.as volume considera- tions render the retention of these files in active file space impractica- ble. Retire to the Archives and Re- cords Center. PERMANENT: Disposal not authorized in accordance with General Records Sched- ule 19, Item 3. Retain on a current basis. When no longer needed for reference or operational purposes, screen and retire to the Archives and Records Center. RECORDS CONTROL SCHEDULE - CONTINUATION SHEET 6 AA; For ase 2005/0 tC P78-004870400190001-9 L DDISITf !~~/ OSP-0004-72 4 JAN ?1972 MEMORANDUM FOR: CIA Records Management Offi Revised Office of Special Projects, DD/S&T Records Control Schedule, Item 6B 1. Attached are four (4) copies of the revised Office of Special Projects, DD/S&T, Records Control Schedule Item 6B forwarded for your review and approval. HAROLD L. BROWNMAN Director of Special Projects 2. This change in schedule establishes a more t realistic retention period both in interest of the Office of Special Projects and Records Center Space Conservation. Attachment: a/s above GROUP I Approved For Release 2005/08/17 :~ E1-00`41 =111- saelaSSiflCatlOa 25 25 25 These cords are those that document the erational aspects of OSP mission ma Bement and which document the orga ization and func- tions of OSP, and p,ovide historical and research data in upport of OSP operations. b. Mission Documentation . pe- These records pertain to &,,s , cif ic operation and include doc en- These files contain memoranda, reports, cables, and other documents pertaining to security policy, and other matters involving security of OSP activities. These files are cmaintained subjectively. Period covered: 1962 to present.. b. Program Files These files contain memoranda, cables, inspection reports, clear- ance actions, and other documents FORM NO. 'qn a USE PREVIOUS I JAN 56 39 EDITIONS. Approved For Release 2005/08/17 : CIA MISSION REPORT FILES (con't) tation through which an operation\:is monitored on a timely basis. Upon completion of the operation, wrap-up documentation is included in the program documentation. These records are of temporary value, and useful only for a limited reference period after an operation's termination. SECURITY FILES a. Policy Files 87A0004?0fOf,Qb-9 PERMANENT: Disposal not au orize in accordance with General Records Sched- dle 19, Item 1. Retire when no longer needed for reference purposes to the Archives and Records Center. TEMPORARY: Disposal authorized by General Records Schedule 19, Item 5. Retain until no longer needed for current mission purposes in OSP, then retire to the Archives and Records Center. Destroy two years after receipt in the Archives and Records Center because by that time these records will have served their research purposes. PERMA T: Disposal not authorized in accords a with General Records Sched- ule 18, I em 1. Break files annually. Retain an ditional year, and retire to the Archf es and Records Center. TEMPORARY: Disposal authorized by General Records Schedule 18, Item 11. Break files annually. Retain an additional year,and retire to the Archives and Records Center. Destroy ITEM NO. FILES IDENTIFICATION VOLUME DISPOSITION INSTRUCTIONS 6. MISSION REPORPI }Fo(JWeg)se 2005/08/17: CIA RDP78-00 87A000400190001-9 a. Program Documentation 15.0 PERMANENT:, Disposal not authorized in accordance with General Records Schedule These records are those that document 19, Item 1. Retire when no longer needed the operational aspects of OSP mission for reference purposes to the Archives management and which document the and Records Center. organization and functions of OSP, and provide historical and research data in support of OSP operations. b. Mission Documentation 75.0 TEMPORARY: Disposal authorized by General Records Schedule 19, Item 5. These records pertain to a specific Retain until no longer needed for current operation and include documentation through mission purposes in OSP, then retire which an operation is monitored on a timely to the Archives and Records Center. basis. Upon completion of the operation, Destroy one (1) year after receipt in wrap-up documentation is included in the the Archives and Records Center because by program documentation. These records that time these records will have served are of temporary value, and useful only their research purposes. for a limited reference period after an operation's termination. '7. SECURITY FILES a. Policy Files 4. 0 PERMANENT: Disposal not authorized in accordance with General Records Schedule 18 These files contain memoranda, reports Item 1. Break files annually. Retain an cables, and other documents pertaining to additional year, and retire to the Archives security policy, and other matters involving and Records Center. security of OSP activities. These files are maintained subjectively. Period covered: X1962 to present. b. Program Files 6. 0 TEMPORARY: Disposal authorized by General Records Schedule 18, Item 11. These files contain memoranda, cables, Break files annually. Retain an additional inspection reports, clearance actions, year, and retire to the Archives an Records, and other documents f