Base support plans (BSP) are primarily developed for locations that have what kind of presence?

Base support plans (BSP) are specifically designed to support locations where there is a permanent Air Force presence. This is because these plans outline the necessary logistics, resources, and support systems tailored for a sustained military operation at a specific base. A permanent presence allows for ongoing requisition and allocation of resources to ensure operational efficiency, troop welfare, and readiness.

In contrast, temporary or transient operations, which might occur at a base with a temporary presence or during joint military missions, do not require the same level of detailed long-term planning that a permanent installation would necessitate. Additionally, civilian presence at a base, while important, does not typically dictate the development of a base support plan since these plans are focused on military operations and requirements.