Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA) provides what?

• A. Bilateral agreement for the reimbursable mutual exchange of logistics support, supplies, and services
• B. Unilateral arrangement granting free goods
• C. An internal procurement policy
• D. A framework for personnel transfers

Answer: (A)

ACSA is a bilateral arrangement that allows the armed forces of two countries to obtain logistics support, supplies, and services from one another on a reimbursable basis. It lays out the terms, scope, and processes for cross‑servicing, including how reimbursements are determined and settled. This exactly matches the idea of a bilateral agreement for the mutual exchange of logistics support and services at a cost to the providing party, which is why it’s the best choice. It isn’t a unilateral arrangement granting free goods, it isn’t an internal procurement policy, and it isn’t a framework for moving personnel between services.