Who is the OPR for the IDP?

• A. Installation-level OPR designated by DFC.
• B. Senior Base Security Officer.
• C. Regional Commander.
• D. Plans and Exercises Officer.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is who has the formal ownership and accountability for the IDP. The Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) is the person designated to own, maintain, and execute the plan. For the IDP, that owner is the installation-level OPR designated by the Director of Force Protection (DFC). This ensures there’s a single, accountable point of contact at the installation who can approve updates, coordinate resources, and drive the plan forward.

Why this fits best: designating the OPR at the installation level by the DFC provides clear lines of authority and responsibilities right where the plan is implemented. The Senior Base Security Officer may handle security tasks, but not the overall ownership of the IDP. The Regional Commander operates at a higher level and isn’t the installation-level owner. The Plans and Exercises Officer plays a key role in planning and exercises, but the formal OPR for the IDP is the person designated by the DFC at the installation level.