Attachment 1 Rolling Steel Chain Driven Doors.xlsx

This is a technical exhibit spreadsheet documenting rolling steel chain-driven overhead doors at Fort Hood Installation. The attachment provides a comprehensive inventory of approximately 3,375 overhead doors across 164 buildings at Fort Hood, detailing specific information for maintenance and management purposes. Each entry includes the building number, address, quantity of doors, individual door numbers, door dimensions (ranging from 8'x8' to 28'x16'), insulation specifications (insulated or non-insulated), slat types (flat, curved, or full curtain configurations with varying thicknesses from 1.5" to 3"), and original manufacturers including Overhead Door Co., Southwestern, CHI, Windsor, Atlas, Cookson, Kinnear, Wayne Dalton, Raynor, and others. The doors are distributed across multiple facility locations including the Main Cantonment area (HOW intersections), Murphy Loop, Tank Destroyer areas, Santa Fe corridors, West Fort Hood (WFH) facilities, and various range and logistics areas.

This technical exhibit serves as the baseline inventory for the non-personal services contract (W912DY26RA076) to provide preventative and corrective maintenance services for overhead doors at Fort Hood. The document identifies specific door configurations and manufacturer information necessary for maintenance planning, spare parts procurement, and service scheduling. Many doors have multiple units per building, and the inventory reflects varying conditions and specifications that maintenance contractors must accommodate. This living document establishes the scope of facilities requiring ongoing operation, preventative maintenance, and on-demand corrective maintenance services as defined in the associated Performance Work Statement for Fort Hood Army Installation in Fort Hood, Texas, covering the Main Cantonment, West Fort Hood, and all Installation-controlled areas.