A9:     Outsourcing contractors may use the non-public-use national property by law and by the contract. Apart from the management and maintenance of the outsourced property, outsourcing contractors must pay the contract royalty, business royalty, and performance bond by the contract and the sales tax by law. During term expiration, termination of outsourced operations, or retrieval of partial property for outsourcing, outsourcing contractors should return the outsourced property and remove the additional facilities without the approval for exemption by the NPA branch (office).

When the term of outsourcing is longer than three months, outsourcing contractors should submit a soil contamination report to the NPA branch (office) before the initial execution (renewal) of the outsourcing contract and the return of the outsourced property. Outsourcing contractors should also submit a soil contamination report to the NPA branch (office) within one month from the next day after the expiration of outsourcing, the notification of termination of the outsourced operations contract, or the notice of retrieval of partial property for outsourcing. However, the contamination report can be omitted with the NPA branch (office)’s consent when examinations are prevented by special situations.