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Table of Contents

F-TE-2 Workload Estimates

F-TE-2a Corrective Maintenance and Modernization/Revitalization

F-TE-2b RSMeans Estimates

F-TE-2c AF Form 103 Work Clearance Form

F-TE-2d NexGen IT Work Load Estimates RESERVED

F-TE-2e Builder Facility Condition Assessments

F-TE-2f Reserve Training

F-TE-2g Facilities Requiring Pest Management Inspections

F-TE-2h Ice Buckets and Utility Hydrant Stakes

F-TE-2i Facilities to be Maintained by the Contractor

F-TE-2j Grounds Maintenance

F-TE-2k Pavement Clearance Consumable Estimates (Sweeper & Snow Removal)

F-TE-2a

TOC

F-TE-2 Work Load Estimates

F-TE-2a. Corrective Maintenance (CM) and Modernization/Revitalization (M/R).

Work Priority Data

Five Year Total/Average (FY16-FY20) 1 2A 3A 3B 3C 4A 4B Total # HRS Total # WT 5 Yr Avg

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT

BOILER TENDER 6 2 95.5 43 206.5 90 308 135 61.6 27

CARPENTER 87 31 2.7 8 276 121 1892.2 944 6798.8 2779 178.2 77 155.2 61 9390.1 4021 1878.02 804.2

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 8 2 263 126 617.9 311 1770.6 846 5.4 8 2664.9 1293 532.98 258.6

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 38 7 15 5 93 28 662 202 794.2 281 4.5 2 1606.7 525 321.34 105

EXTERIOR ELECT 20 5 30 8 31.5 11 53 12 134.5 36 26.9 7.2

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 2 2 121.9 121 93.2 80 47.2 32 264.3 235 52.86 47

GEN MAINT WORKER 261.5 100 55.7 48 834 452 3203.8 1663 7625.2 4429 22 14 12002.2000000001 6706 2400.44 1341.2

GROUND MAINT LABORER 11 4 241.8 115 4447.8 1494 28.5 7 4729.1 1620 945.82 324

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 38.5 10 68 26 278 115 590.8 313 8 4 983.3 468 196.66 93.6

HVAC MECHANIC 73 23 9.5 5 912.4 388 2579.7 1236 2923.1 1689 25 7 6522.7 3348 1304.54 669.6

INTERIOR ELECT 50.1 21 111.4 68 1118.2 564 4294.2 2161 288.2 130 38.5 8 5900.6 2952 1180.12 590.4

LABORER 12 2 1.5 1 151.5 36 123.5 22 40 8 328.5 69 65.7 13.8

LIQUID FUEL MECH 1 1 8.5 4 63.1 58 28.6 29 101.2 92 20.24 18.4

LOCKSMITH 2 1 161.6 95 478.1 378 641.7 474 128.34 94.8

PAINTER 139.5 35 989.4 236 75.5 13 57.5 23 1261.9 307 252.38 61.4

PIPE FITTER 61.5 13 33.5 8 356 75 453 92 904 188 180.8 37.6

PLU/PIP/HVAC 186.2 31 644.4 120 4344.5 790 4842.6 945 10017.7 1886 2003.54 377.2

PLUMBER 200.5 52 20 4 204 72 1662 654 2462 1112 69 18 4617.5 1912 923.5 382.4

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 8.7 7 7.5 5 1046.6 709 699.8 496 1383.9 926 8.5 4 3155 2147 631 429.4

SIGN MAKER 8.5 3 8.5 3 1.7 0.6

TRACTOR OPERATOR 11 4 11 4 2.2 0.8

TRUCK DRIVER 17.5 5 17.5 5 3.5 1

WELDER 4 1 4 1 0.8 0.2

Grand Total 861.8 276 296.6 106 4667.2 2259 18413.3000000001 7529 40332.0000000001 17873 711.3 279 292.7 105 65574.9 28427 13114.98 5685.4

Work Priority Data

FY20 1 3A 3B 3C Totals

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT FY20 # HRS FY20 # WT

BOILER TENDER 30 14 119.5 57 149.5 71

CARPENTER 1 1 7.5 4 360.7 182 1498.8 673 1868 860

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 4 1 2 1 26.5 13 764.4 388 796.9 403

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 4 1 36.5 10 145 49 185.5 60

EXTERIOR ELECT 4 1 8 3 26 5 38 9

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 16.6 24 9.9 11 25.5 18 52 53

GEN MAINT WORKER 101.7 38 75.9 51 235.1 132 1310.8 824 1723.5 1045

GROUND MAINT LABORER 4 2 537 237 541 239

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 11 4 27 16 144.5 75 182.5 95

HVAC MECHANIC 4 1 14 12 118.5 62 736.2 453 872.7 528

INTERIOR ELECT 31 8 12.5 6 100 54 644 389 787.5 457

LABORER

LIQUID FUEL MECH 1 1 3.7 6 7.6 8 12.3 15

LOCKSMITH 11 4 148.8 101 159.8 105

PAINTER 47 8 128 38 175 46

PIPE FITTER 66 10 84 17 150 27

PLU/PIP/HVAC 310.5 62 1048 252 1358.5 314

PLUMBER 17.5 8 9.5 3 116 49 704.8 340 847.8 400

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 175.2 139 102.7 69 344.1 253 622 461

SIGN MAKER

TRACTOR OPERATOR 5 2 5 2

TRUCK DRIVER 17.5 5 17.5 5

WELDER

Grand Total 179.2 64 313.2 240 1630.6 712 8422 4179 10545 5195

Work Priority Data

FY19 1 3A 3B 3C Totals

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT FY19 # HRS FY19 # WT

BOILER TENDER 18 8 14 6 32 14

CARPENTER 49 23 278.6 176 1448.4 612 1776 811

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 4 1 7.5 3 143.4 90 302 157 456.9 251

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 34 6 21 4 34 14 174.4 61 263.4 85

EXTERIOR ELECT 7 2 7 2

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 13.4 7 9.2 6 13.7 10 36.3 23

GEN MAINT WORKER 61.7 19 38.6 21 354.5 204 2001.2 1167 2456 1411

GROUND MAINT LABORER 32.5 9 909.5 325 942 334

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 13 2 6.5 2 106.5 42 146.7 74 272.7 120

HVAC MECHANIC 36 9 23 10 465.6 260 737.7 439 1262.3 718

INTERIOR ELECT 8.7 5 9.7 7 212.4 98 1150.6 587 1381.4 697

LABORER 12 2 2 1 14 3

LIQUID FUEL MECH 18.7 17 10.3 11 29 28

LOCKSMITH 2 1 66.9 28 129.5 84 198.4 113

PAINTER 8 4 132.7 32 140.7 36

PIPE FITTER 61.5 13 20.5 5 26 5 42.5 7 150.5 30

PLU/PIP/HVAC 717.5 128 1109.9 211 1827.4 339

PLUMBER 33 7 24 10 198.5 83 513 227 768.5 327

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 2 3 148.5 118 125.4 92 376.4 227 652.3 440

SIGN MAKER

TRACTOR OPERATOR 6 2 6 2

TRUCK DRIVER

WELDER

Grand Total 265.9 67 363.7 211 2824.7 1267 9218.5 4239 12672.8 5784

Work Priority Data

FY18 1 2A 3A 3B 3C 4A 4B Totals

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT FY18 # HRS FY18 # WT

BOILER TENDER 6 2 13.5 7 18 6 37.5 15

CARPENTER 5.5 3 75 25 471.9 218 1352.4 523 79.5 39 40.5 21 2024.8 829

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 4 3 68 36 271.2 88 5.4 8 348.6 135

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 4 3 153.5 35 93 27 250.5 65

EXTERIOR ELECT 16 4 4 1 6.5 3 23 5 49.5 13

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 5 1 5 1

GEN MAINT WORKER 58.5 22 149.1 61 733.7 387 1642.8 867 14 10 2598.1 1347

GROUND MAINT LABORER 3 2 109.5 44 1331.3 393 14.5 3 1458.3 442

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 14.5 4 32.5 12 88 35 162.9 85 297.9 136

HVAC MECHANIC 29.5 11 104.5 33 1031.3 473 721 390 5 4 1891.3 911

INTERIOR ELECT 4 1 47.7 23 199.9 109 798.3 447 206 86 1255.9 666

LABORER 58.5 16 4 2 62.5 18

LIQUID FUEL MECH 7.5 2 25.6 17 4.5 2 37.6 21

LOCKSMITH 21 16 90.9 77 111.9 93

PAINTER 13.5 5 109 30 4 2 18.5 5 145 42

PIPE FITTER 2 1 86.5 18 143.5 27 232 46

PLU/PIP/HVAC 1037.5 168 1392.5 244 2430 412

PLUMBER 91 18 64.5 24 445 140 457.7 165 18 5 1076.2 352

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 2.5 2 186.2 124 174.2 135 299 198 661.9 459

SIGN MAKER

TRACTOR OPERATOR

TRUCK DRIVER

WELDER

Grand Total 219 63 2.5 2 695 317 4737.6 1862 8915 3576 331.9 154 73.5 29 14974.5 6003

Work Priority Data

FY17 1 2A 3A 3B 3C 4A 4B Totals

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT FY17 # HRS FY17 # WT

BOILER TENDER 34 14 55 21 89 35

CARPENTER 79.5 26 2.7 8 142.5 67 263.2 131 1580.7 639 86.7 36 114.7 40 2270 947

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 62.5 33 148.5 79 387 192 598 304

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 115 22 172.6 64 4.5 2 292.1 88

EXTERIOR ELECT 26 7 6 2 32 9

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 2 2 37.3 37 17.2 20 6 3 62.5 62

GEN MAINT WORKER 39.6 21 16.6 10 282.9 134 411.7 230 1664.7 1034 8 4 2423.5 1433

GROUND MAINT LABORER 8 2 57.3 40 1196.3 380 14 4 1275.6 426

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 29 12 31 18 127.2 76 8 4 195.2 110

HVAC MECHANIC 3.5 2 190.5 75 517.3 279 587.7 354 20 3 1319 713

INTERIOR ELECT 6.4 7 17 21 247.7 147 1129.8 529 82.2 44 38.5 8 1521.6 756

LABORER 31 8 7 2 40 8 78 18

LIQUID FUEL MECH 1 2 12.5 12 3.5 5 17 19

LOCKSMITH 9.5 6 82.9 82 92.4 88

PAINTER 52 9 325.2 74 54 8 39 18 470.2 109

PIPE FITTER 11 2 25 5 146 33 182 40

PLU/PIP/HVAC 25.5 5 1230 232 1013 186 2268.5 423

PLUMBER 28.5 6 38 16 220 75 431 180 51 13 768.5 290

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 6.7 4 5 3 428 252 140.3 100 280.7 190 8.5 4 869.2 553

SIGN MAKER 8.5 3 8.5 3

TRACTOR OPERATOR

TRUCK DRIVER

WELDER

Grand Total 166.2 68 24.3 21 1299.2 665 3569.2 1429 9204.8 4047 349.9 120 219.2 76 14832.8 6426

Work Priority Data

FY16 1 2A 3A 3B 3C 4A Totals

Labor Category # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT # HRS # WT FY16 # HRS FY16 # WT

BOILER TENDER

CARPENTER 1 1 2 2 517.8 237 918.5 332 12 2 1451.3 574

ELECTRONIC TECH III HVAC 187 86 231.5 93 46 21 464.5 200

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 15 5 68 21 323 121 209.2 80 615.2 227

EXTERIOR ELECT 4 1 4 2 8 3

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MECHANIC 49.6 52 56.9 43 2 1 108.5 96

GEN MAINT WORKER 39.1 38 287.5 185 1468.8 710 1005.7 537 2801.1 1470

GROUND MAINT LABORER 38.5 20 473.7 159 512.2 179

HEAVY EQUIP OPERATOR 25.5 4 9.5 3 35 7

HVAC MECHANIC 9.5 5 580.4 258 447 162 140.5 53 1177.4 478

INTERIOR ELECT 24.5 11 358.2 156 571.5 209 954.2 376

LABORER 1.5 1 60 11 112.5 18 174 30

LIQUID FUEL MECH 2.6 6 2.7 3 5.3 9

LOCKSMITH 53.2 41 26 34 79.2 75

PAINTER 19 9 294.5 62 17.5 3 331 74

PIPE FITTER 152.5 37 37 8 189.5 45

PLU/PIP/HVAC 186.2 31 618.9 115 1049 200 279.2 52 2133.3 398

PLUMBER 30.5 13 20 4 68 19 682.5 307 355.5 200 1156.5 543

PWR PROD 5 LEVEL TECH 108.7 76 157.2 100 83.7 58 349.6 234

SIGN MAKER

TRACTOR OPERATOR

TRUCK DRIVER

WELDER 4 1 4 1

Grand Total 31.5 14 269.8 83 1996.1 826 5651.2 2259 4571.7 1832 29.5 5 12549.8 5019

F-TE-2b

TOC

F-TE-2b. RSMEANS Estimates.

CM CALLS M/R WORK

Average 12 Month Average 12 Month

Per Month Total Per Month Total

10 120 4 48

F-TE-2c

TOC

F-TE-2c.

AF 103, Work Clearance Form, Estimates: 60 annually

F-TE-2d

F-TE-2d. NexGen IT Work Load Estimates. TOC

NexGen IT PM Build

The Dobbins Modified PM1 Report and the Dobbins Building Equipment Report are available upon request. The Dobbins Modified PM1 Report is from BUILDER. Assets names may have changed based on current naming conventions, and the report is a snap shot in time. The data may have changed after the report was pulled as the system is continuously updated. The Dobbins Modified PM1 Report is for reference only.

The Equipment Report is pulled from NGIT and reflects the equipment that migrated from BUILDER.

Create PM Program In NexGen IT Count RESERVED

BEAR* migrated from BUILDER into NGIT** NA

* Building Equipment Asset Record (BEAR): Associates a piece of equipment with a facility. Migrated information saves 3-5 minutes of typing versus creating a BEAR.

** Includes equipment not listed in F-TE-2 and F-TE-6, thus not part of this contract

70% - Avg of 3 frequencies roughly 200 hours* 20% - 1 frequencies- roughly 25 hours* 10% - 6 frequencies- roughly 75 hours* Note: *This is just an estimate, there are several variables in which these times can change

It is estimated to take 90 hours to create 100 additional Job Plans**

** For new eqiupment or equipment that didn't migrate from BUILDER

F-TE-2e

F-TE-2e Facility Condition Assessments: TOC

Annual Facility Condition Assessments (FCA) (F5.2.3) – Estimated 100,000 sq ft per day, based on a crew of five technicians familiar/proficient with their craft/discipline (carpenter, electrician, HAVC, plumber and fire alarms) and BUILDER. Square footage is listed in the F-TE-2i, Facilities To Be Maintained.

A Dobbins Modified PM1 Report available upon request. The report is from BUILDER. Assets names may have changed based on current naming conventions, and the report is a snap shot in time. The data may have changed after the report was pulled as the system is continuously updated. The Dobbins Modified PM1 Report is for reference only.

Section Categories to be Assessed and Inventoried

System - Description Section Category Definition

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE EXTERIOR WALLS All materials associated with the following construction: exterior load-bearing walls, insulation and vapor barrier, parapets, exterior louvers and screens, sun control devices (exterior), balcony walls and handrails, exterior soffits, screen walls, and exterior coatings.

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE B201006 BALCONY WALLS & HANDRAILS Fixed ladders

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE EXTERIOR DOORS All doors located in exterior walls or exterior skin.

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE B203004 OVERHEAD AND ROLL- UP DOORS Overhead and roll-up doors installed in exterior walls or exterior skin. Assemblies include frames, hardware, hoisting devices, and finish and other associated work. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each door. (Electrical or manual)

high bay hangars. Assemblies would include frames, hardware, hoisting devices, and finish and other associated work.

B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE B203006 BLAST RESISTANT DOORS Special exterior doors used for blast resistance. Assemblies would include frames, hardware, hoisting devices, and finish and other associated work. Igloo/Blast, Hinged/Sliding

B30 ROOFING ROOF COVERINGS This system includes all waterproof roof coverings and insulation, expansion joints, together with skylights, hatches, ventilators, and all required trim. In addition to roof coverings, the system includes all waterproof membranes and traffic toppings over below grade enclosed areas, balconies and the like.

B30 ROOFING B301001 STEEP SLOPE ROOF SYSTEM Assemblies include roof coverings such as shingle, wood shake, structural standing seam, metal roofing, tile etc.

B30 ROOFING B301002 LOW SLOPE ROOF SYSTEMS Assemblies include roof coverings such as built-up, elastomeric, modified bitumen, polyurethane foam, single ply membranes, etc. Also, walkways and work areas will be included here.

B30 ROOFING B301005 GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS Assemblies include all gutters, downspouts, and associated works including splash blocks

B30 ROOFING B301006 ROOF OPENINGS AND SUPPORTS All roof penetrations including roof hatches, sky lights, area glazing, gravity roof ventilators, smoke vents, etc.for Munitions Storage facilities only.

B30 ROOFING B301090 OTHER ROOFING Roof ing not described by the assembly categories listed above including berms over flat roofed and barrel roof munitions storage facilities.

C10 INT CONSTRUCTION INTERIOR DOORS All interior doors.

C10 INT CONSTRUCTION C102003 FIRE DOORS Assemblies include all interior fire doors, including all necessary frames, and sensing devices integral with the door. Interior door hardware is located in C102007 INTERIOR DOOR HARDWARE.

C10 INT CONSTRUCTION C102005 INTERIOR OVERHEAD DOORS Overhead doors installed in the interior of a facility. Assemblies include frames, hardware, hoisting devices, and finish and other associated work. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each door.

C10 INT CONSTRUCTION C102090 OTHER INTERIOR SPECIALTY Any special type door installed in the interior of a facility. Assemblies include frames, hardware, hoisting devices, and finish and other associated work. The unit measure at the assembly level is each gate.

C10 INT CONSTRUCTION C103090 OTHER INTERIOR SPECIALTY Fixed Ladders

D10 CONVEYING ELEVATORS AND LIFTS This system includes personnel and equipment moving equipment such as elevators, and lifts, both hydraulic and electric

D10 CONVEYING D101002 PASSENGER ELEVATORS Assemblies include car, hoistway, machine room.

D10 CONVEYING D101003 FREIGHT ELEVATORS Assemblies include car, hoistway, machine room.

D10 CONVEYING D101004 WHEELCHAIR LIFTS Assemblies includes all associated equipment

D10 CONVEYING WEIGHT HANDLING EQUIPMENT This system includes built-in material lifting devices such as overhead cranes and monorails.

D10 CONVEYING D102001 OVERHEAD CRANES Assemblies includes all associated equipment

D10 CONVEYING D102003 MONORAILS Assemblies includes all associated equipment

D10 CONVEYING ESCALATORS AND MOVING WALKWAYS This system includes escalators used to move personnel vertically and moving walkways used to move horizontally.

D10 CONVEYING D103001 ESCALATORS Assemblies includes all associated equipment

D20 PLUMBING DOMESTIC WATER DISTRIBUTION This system provides for human health and comfort. The water supply needed is determined by the number of fixtures attached. Hot water heaters and special equipment are not counted as a fixture.

D20 PLUMBING D202002 BACKFLOW PREVENTERS This equipment prevents possibly contaminated / stagnant fire or mechanical system water from flowing back into potable water systems.

D20 PLUMBING D202003 DOMESTIC WATER EQUIPMENT This assembly includes equipment associated with the domestic water supply, including fittings, and specialties required for hook-up. Assemblies include hot water heaters and water treatment components; pumps directly associated with domestic water supply; and tanks for the potable hot or cold water system. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D302001 BOILERS Assemblies include steam or hot water boilers, chemical feeders, air separators, pumps, heat exchangers, boiler feed units, etc. This assembly would also include fittings and specialties and the flue stack. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each system.

D30 HVAC D302002 FURNACES This is a system that heats air. Assemblies would include furnace and necessary fittings and specialties required for hook-up, including flue and stack. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D302003 FUEL-FIRED UNIT HEATERS Assemblies would include unit heaters and the energy supply system hook-up (other than electrical), including all necessary pipe, fittings, and specialties required for hook-up. Flue and stack, if required, are included in this assembly. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D302004 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT (Auxiliary equipment is Optional.( Assemblies would include any other equipment associated with heat generating systems. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each. (Boiler Feedwater Tank, Chemical Feedwater, Feedwater Tank)

D30 HVAC D303001 CHILLED WATER SYSTEMS Assemblies include condensers, compressors, chillers, pumps, cooling towers, etc., including fittings and specialties required for hook-up. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D303002 DIRECT EXPANSION SYSTEMS Assemblies include condensers, evaporators, compressors, heat pumps, and refrigerant piping. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D303090 OTHER COOLING GENERATING SYSTEMS General, Other, Unknown need to be avoided.

D30 HVAC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS This includes systems that distribute heated and cooled air, ventilating and exhaust air, hot and chilled water, steam, and glycol heating.

D30 HVAC D304001 AIR DISTRIBUTION, HEATING & COOLING Assemblies include air separators, dehumidifiers, humidifiers, VAV terminals, fire dampers, and smoke vents. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D304002 STEAM DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS Assemblies include pipe and fittings, supports, wall and floor sleeves, and pipe insulation. The unit of measure at the assembly level is MBH. SMS does not currently have steam equipment adequately identified. Only inventory and assess equipment for which a PMTL is accomplished. Under “General” each section should provide enough information for future assessment and correction of data (date installed, size, location, condition, quantity).

D30 HVAC D304003 HOT WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS Assemblies pumps and heat exchangers Unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D304005 GLYCOL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS Inventory pumps and equipment under D304006.

D30 HVAC D304007 EXHAUST SYSTEMS Assemblies include vents, dust collectors, and fans. Unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D304008 AIR HANDLING UNITS Assemblies include all fan sections, controls, sensors, and valves. Unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC TERMINAL & PACKAGE UNITS This category includes self-contained heating and cooling units.

D30 HVAC D305001 UNIT VENTILATORS Assemblies include centrifugal, utility, or make-up air units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D305002 UNIT HEATERS Assemblies include hydronic or infrared units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D305003 FAN COIL UNITS Assemblies include cab/duct mount (2 or 4 pipe) and DX units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D305004 FIN TUBE RADIATION Assemblies include baseboard units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D305005 ELECTRIC HEATING Assemblies include electrical heating units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC D305006 PACKAGE UNITS Assemblies can be cooling only or cooling with heating (air or liquid cooled, DX split or thru-wall, evaporative, heat pump, or rooftop) units. Unit of measure at assembly level is each.

D30 HVAC CONTROLS & INSTRUMENTATION Includes devices such as thermostats, timers, sensors, control valves, etc., necessary to operate the system as designed.

D30 HVAC D306001 HVAC CONTROLS General, Other, Unknown need to be avoided.

D30 HVAC D306002 ELECTRONIC CONTROLS Direct Digital Control (DDC) system. Includes devices such as supervisory, standalone, input/output controllers, network communications. The unit of measure at the network level is each system.

D30 HVAC D306003 PNEUMATIC CONTROLS Assemblies includes ball and butterfly valves, actuators, high pressure chokes, valve positioners, sensors, regulators, etc.

D30 HVAC D306004 INSTRUMENT AIR COMPRESSORS Assemblies include air compressors, dryers, and distribution tubing, (only used with pneumatic control systems). The unit of measure at the assembly level is each.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS This subsystem includes fire alarm and mass notification control panels and distribution, fire detection devices, notification appliances, electromechanical releases, and all electrical connections and other associated items.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D401001 FIRE ALARM DISTRIBUTION Assemblies include general (wiring, conduit, conduit support or fastening systems, switches and connections); conventional fire alarm control panel (single, multi-zone); addressable fire alarm systems, mass notification systems, and combination systems.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D401002 FIRE ALARM DEVICES Assemblies include notification appliances and detection devices: alarm bell, annunciator, strobe, strobe/annunciator combo, battery backup, fixed temperature heat detector, smoke detector, rate of rise heat detector, manual pull station, rate compensate heat detector, combination heat/smoke detectors, duct detectors, and explosion proof devices such as, detectors, pull stations, and notification appliances.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT This subsystem includes items located upstream of the suppression systems such as, backflow preventers, piping, fire pumps etc. supplying a single facility. Equipment supporting multiple facilities is covered as a water utility.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D402001 FIRE PROTECTION WATER PIPING AND EQUIPMENT Assemblies include air compressor, air dryer, reduced pressure backflow preventers, and double check valve backflow preventers.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D402002 FIRE PUMP Assemblies include fire pumps (including controller), jockey pump including (controller and disconnects); fire pump test header, flow meters, and recirculation system; and hydraulic transience controls (surge arrestors).

D40 FIRE PROTECTION STANDPIPE SYSTEMS This subsystem includes the standpipe risers, racks, cabinets, hoses, hose connections, and all other piping, fittings, and supports associated.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D403001 STANDPIPE EQUIPMENT & PIPING Assemblies include wet or dry, class I, II, or III, hose connections for ground floors, and each additional floor.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION SPRINKLERS This subsystem includes the water supply equipment and related piping, control valves, alarm valves, and connections, from the base of the riser to the sprinkler head.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D404001 SPRINKLERS AND RELEASING DEVICES (SYSTEMS) Assemblies include wet-pipe, dry pipe, pre-action, deluge, and multi- cycel systems spanning mulitple hazard categories.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D404002 SPRINKLER WATER SUPPLY EQUIPMENT AND PIPING Assemblies include alarm valves, flow control valves, pipe and fittings from equipment to sprinkler heads, including all supports and wall or floor sleeves. All equipment including tanks, pumps, and other associated equipment, fittings and specialties required for hook-up are in this assembly. The unit of measure at the assembly level is each sprinkler head.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D409001 CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEMS Assemblies include carbon dioxide systems.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D409002 FOAM GENERATING EQUIPMENT Assemblies include all high expansion foam, AFFF, and foam-water deluge systems.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D409003 CLEAN AGENT SYSTEMS Assemblies include all halon, clean agent, and inert gas systems.

D40 FIRE PROTECTION D409090 OTHER FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS Assemblies include ultasensative smoke detection systems, UV/IR3 detectors.

D50 ELECTICAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE & DISTRIBUTION This system provides for all electroical devices that are required to deliver the main source of power to the facility and to distribute this power to distribution subpanelboards.

D50 ELECTICAL D501001 MAIN TRANSFORMERS Transfpormers used for pimary electrical service and located near or within the facility. Assemblies include transformers, raised pad, trenching, and backfill. Inventory distribution transformers in SMS UTILITY

D50 ELECTICAL D501002 SERVICE ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT This includes the protection equipment and metering devices for main distribution. Assemblies include underground conduits and service entrance conductors from the secondary taps of the distribution transformer to the Main Distribution Panel, protected service disconnects (circut breakers or fuses), and meters. Main distribution panels should be inventoried under D501004 Panelboards.

D50 ELECTICAL D501003 INTERIOR DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS Transformers fed downstream of the Main Distribution Panel. Assemblies include transformers, conduit, conduit support, and wire from the Main Distribution Panel to the Transformer.

D50 ELECTICAL D501004 PANELBOARDS Branch circuit distribution panelboards. Assemblies include panelboards, breakers, and conduit and wire provideing power to the panelboards. Main Distribution Panelboards and distribution subpanels are included in this equipment category. Also includes Automatic Transfer Systems (ATS) that normally selects the primary or normal source of power from an emergency source when the primary or normal source of power is interrupted.

D50 ELECTICAL D501005 ENCLOSED BREAKERS Over-current protection device enclosed in its own housing for protecting a single circuit. Asseblies include enclosed circuit breaker, conduit and wiring providing power to the enclosed circuit breaker.

D50 ELECTICAL D501006 MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS This is a cabinet in which motor starters and operational devices are contained. Assemblies include the motor control center cabinet, motor starters, contacts, switches, conduit and wire providing power to the motor control center and all associated items.

D50 ELECTICAL LIGHTING AND BROANCH WIRING Lighting systems include light fixtures and devices, i.e., switches, recepticles, and equipment connections.

D50 ELECTICAL D502001 BRANCH WIRING This assembly includes conduit and wire from a branch circuit ditributio panelboard to recepticles, lighting switches, and equipment connections. Recepticles are also included.

D50 ELECTICAL D502002 LIGHTING EQUIPMENT This assembly includes conduit and wire from switching devices to fixtures, fixture mountings, lamps (type and wattage), and switching devices. Includes interior and exterior (attached to facility). Exit lights to identify code required ingress/egress paths are also included.

D50 ELECTICAL OTHER ELECTRICAL Systems not included in System D5030

D50 ELECTICAL D509002 EMERGENCY LIGHTING AND POWER Assemblies include fixtures, motors used for power generation, connection and teating, conduit, wire, battery chargers, batteries, and solar panels.

D50 ELECTICAL Emergency Lighting Lighting providing illumination for a pathway to emergency exit in a facility in the event of failed electrical power

D50 ELECTICAL Emergency Power (Generator) An emergency generator providing electrical power to a facility or system in the event the primary or normal source of power is interrupted.

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F-TE-2f Reserve Training

AFSC Annual Hours

3E0X1 - Electrical/Power Production 116

3E1X1 - HVAC 116

3E2X1 - Pavements/Equipment 116

3E3X1 - Structures 116

3E4X1 - WFMS (Plumbing/Fuels) 116

3E6X1 - Ops Mgt 116

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F-TE-2g. Facilities requiring Pest Management Inspections

Facility Inspection Frequency Square Footage Type Inspection Facility Inspection Frequency Square Footage Type Inspection

5 Monthly 64,246 Pest 729 Monthly 59,600 Pest

110 Monthly 23 Pest 731 Monthly 24,284 Pest

401 Monthly 25,188 Pest 732 Monthly 20,830 Pest

410 Monthly 4,068 Pest 733 Monthly 35,138 Pest

415 Monthly 3,776 Pest 737 Monthly 10,179 Pest

420 Monthly 2,733 Pest 739 Monthly 3,207 Pest

460 Monthly 1,650 Pest 740 Monthly 8,577 Pest

461 Monthly 2,888 Pest 741 Monthly 2,762 Pest

463 Monthly 2,768 Pest 744 Monthly 18,572 Pest

466 Monthly 2,680 Pest 745 Monthly 16,796 Pest

467 Monthly 1,841 Pest 746 Monthly 19,754 Pest

468 Monthly 2,700 Pest 747 Monthly 20,807 Pest

469 Monthly 2,768 Pest 800 Monthly 16,799 Pest

470 Monthly 2,865 Pest 801 Monthly 26,198 Pest

486 Monthly 12,046 Pest 802 Monthly 27,252 Pest

489 Monthly 1,650 Pest 806 Bi-Monthly 14,649 Pest

501 Monthly 29,797 Pest 807 Monthly 4,606 Pest

509 Monthly 1,266 Pest 810 Monthly 1,188 Pest

510 Monthly 1,420 Pest 812 Monthly 49,074 Pest

513 Monthly 216 Pest 813 Monthly 9,866 Pest

516 Monthly 16,876 Pest 819 Monthly 22,793 Pest

530 Monthly 36,320 Pest 823 Monthly 4,557 Pest

531 Monthly 1,585 Pest 827 Monthly 26,350 Pest

537 Monthly 4,429 Pest 831 Monthly 9,777 Pest

538 Monthly 744 Pest 833 Monthly 2,812 Pest

550 Monthly 32,982 Pest 836 Monthly 253 Pest

557 Monthly 1,584 Pest 838 Monthly 176,664 Pest

558 Monthly 4,899 Pest 840 Monthly 16,595 Pest

559 Monthly 2,247 Pest 866 Monthly 3,717 Pest

560 Monthly 345 Pest 904 Monthly 11,311 Pest

600 Monthly 40,107 Pest 922 Monthly 19,601 Pest

700 Monthly 6,888 Pest 1001 Monthly 1,086 Pest

701 Monthly 16,167 Pest 1005 Monthly 6,641 Pest

727 Monthly 15,714 Pest 1040 Monthly 10,746 Pest

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F-TE-2h. Sand Barrel/Ice Melt Buckets/PVC Snow Marker Stakes and Hydrant Flags:

Location Est Qty

Sand Barrel/Ice Melt Buckets Basewide 70

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F-TE-2i. Facilities to Be Maintained By KTR. The KTR shall inspect and clean mechanical/utility rooms monthly. TOC

Facility Nomenclature Qty in SF Bld Story Roof Type Gutter Inspections Qty in SF Utility Mechanical Room

5 Hangar 5 59338 2 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 44,900 9 Building Gutters and Downspouts to be maintained:

110 Secondary Entry Control Point 32 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 17 0 Location Quantity

401 Visiting Officers Quarters 25188 2 Low Slope Roof Membrane A 11,858 2 Basewide Gutter 13,340 lf

410 Services Combat Training Facility 4050 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 4,536 1 Basewide Downspout/Leaders 18,957 lf

413 Shower Building 4128 1 Low Slope Roof Formed Metal – Standing Seam A 4,128 1 PMTL's

415 Services Combat Training Facility 2400 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 1,088 1

420 Services Combat Training Facility 2400 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 2,018 0

457 Vacant Facility 504 1 Steep Slope Roof Preformed Metal - Metal Panel A 504 0

460 TCC EOD 1900 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 1650 1

461 TCC Pavement & Structure 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,888 1

463 TCC Electric & Power 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,768 1

466 TCC ENG & OPS 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,680 1

467 TCC Laundry 1900 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 1,841 1

468 TCC Admin 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,700 1

469 TCC Em Mng & Fire 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,768 1

470 TCC WFSM & HVAC 2906 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal Standing A 2,865 1

486 Fitness Center Facility 14932 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal A 844 2

486 Fitness Center Facility 14932 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 15, 220 2

489 San Latrine 1742 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing A 1,750 2

501 Base Civil Engineer Administration and Operations Facility 29797 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 33,370 3

505 Equipment Storage Facility 1094 1 Steep Slope Roof Preformed Metal A 1,094 0

506 Storage Facility 3000 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 2,950 0

507 Storage Facility 1992 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 2,100 0

509 Pesticide Shop Facility 1268 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 1,293 0

510 Environmental Administration Facility 1420 1 Steep Slope Roof Asphalt Shingles A 1,164 0

511 Tire Storage Facility 306 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 300 0

513 Vehicle Fueling Facility 220 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 216 0

514 Heating Facility Building 406 1 Low Slope Roof Concrete A 406 1

516 Vehicle Operations Facility 16876 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 17,491 2

518 Vehicle Refueling Maintenance Facility 1756 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 1,765 1

530 AAFES Base Exchange Facility 34082 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 34,182 2

531 Petroleum Operations Facility 1600 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 1,600 1

537 Lakeside Multi-Purpose Recreational Facility 5124 1 Steep Slope Roof Asphalt Shingles A 4,765 0

538 Lakeside Family Care Facility 744 1 Steep Slope Roof Asphalt Shingles A 915 1

550 Res Comp Med Tng 34186 1 Other Roofing Roof, membrane, PVC A 33,503 6

557 Ground Control Approach Radar GCA/RAPCON Support Facility 1376 1 Low Slope Roof Built-Up A 1,445 2

558 MWR Supply and Equipment Rental Facility 4717 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 4,289 2

559 Base Thrift Store 2240 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 2,471 1

560 Recycle Facility 244 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 5,973 0

562 Expeditionary Training Facility 820 1 Steep Slope Roof Asphalt Shingles A 871 0

564 Expeditionary Training Facility 3600 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 4,228 0

568 Comm Facility, Airport Surveillance Radar 400 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 400 0

600 Flight Simulator Training Facility 45895 2 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 27,144 10

700 Communications Facility 6803 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 7,186 1

701 Security Forces Operations Facility 16167 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 13,510 4

727 Services Administration Facility 15711 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 15711 3

729 22 AF Headquarters Facility 58847 2 Low Slope Roof Formed Metal – Metal Standing Seam A 32,000 16

729 22 AF Headquarters Facility 58847 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 1200 2

731 Fuels Systems Maintenance Hangar 24487 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 24,487 4

732 Squadron Operations Facility 20830 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 19,300 1

733 Aerial Port Training Facility 33218 2 Steep Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 27,442 1

733 Aerial Port Training Facility 33218 2 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 7,520 3

737 Base Operations Facility 8712 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 8,712 2

739 GCA Facility 3050 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 2,820 8

740 Base Control Tower Facility 6994 3 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 7000 1

741 Non-Destructive Inspection Facility 2699 1 Low Slope Roof Built-Up A 2,699 1

744 Squadron Operations Facility (AES) 17924 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 8,962 4

746 Unscheduled Maintenance Hangar 17554 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 17,544 3

747 Transportation Proficiency Training Facility 17554 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 17,000 3

748 Hazardous Waste Storage Facility 5076 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 5,000 0

755 Fire Station Facility 22850 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 20,000 2

800 Visiting Airmen’s Quarters 16829 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 8,924 2

801 Visiting Airmen’s Quarters 25244 3 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 9,051 3

802 Visiting Officers Quarters 27268 3 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 9,475 3

804 EOD Training and Storage Facility 668 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 668 0

806 Consolidated Open Mess Facility 14649 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 14,993 1

807 Survival Equipment Facility 4400 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 4,799 1

810 Hazardous Material Pharmacy Facility 1363 1 Steep Slope Roof Preformed Metal - Metal Panel A 1,200 1

810 Hazardous Material Pharmacy Facility 1363 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 728 1

810 Hazardous Material Pharmacy Facility 1363 1 Low Slope Roof General A 480 1

812 Base Supply and Contracting Facility 55685 1 Low Slope Roof Modified Bitumen A 55685 1

813 Community Activity Center 9877 1 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 9877 2

819 Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Deployment Processing Facility 22685 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 22,685 2

823 Communication/Navigation Maintenance Facility 4500 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 4,950 1

827 Communications and Finance Facility 24669 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 20,622 5

831 Whse Sup & Equip BSE 9600 1 Low Slope Roof Metal A 9,600 2

832 Overwatch Tower Facility 32 1 Steep Slope Roof Metal A 32 0

833 Civilian Personnel Facility 2650 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 3,005 2

836 Main Entry Control Facility 205 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 165 0

838 Administration Facility and Maintenance Complex (Scheduled Maintenance Hangar) 181688 2 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 300 18

838 Administration Facility and Maintenance Complex (Scheduled Maintenance Hangar) 181688 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 129,720 18

839 Security Police EC Building 468 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal A 950 0

840 Squadron Ops 16471 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 16,910 2

866 Visitors Center and Recruiting Facility 3822 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 4,395 1

904 Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) Maintenance Facility 7400 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 1,152 2

904 Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) Maintenance Facility 7400 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 10,738 2

922 Medical Facility 19643 2 Low Slope Roof Single Ply Membrane A 10,529 6

989 Corrosion Control Utility Storage Facility 240 1 Low Slope Roof Built Up A 240 0

990 Liquid Oxygen Storage Facility 23643 1 Low Slope Roof General A 336 0

1001 Ground to Air Transmit Receive (GATR) Facility 1088 1 Low Slope Roof Built-Up A 1,140 1

1005 Combat Arms Training (CATM) Facility 6790 1 Steep Slope Roof Preformed Metal - Metal Panel A 7,305 2

1007 Small Arms Range 7000 1 Low Slope Roof Metal A 6,960 0

1028 EOD /Dead Runway 5750 1 Low Slope Roof Metal A 5,000 1

1033 Munitions 192 1 B301090 Other Roofing N/A A 140 0

1034 Bunker 1120 1 B301090 Other Roofing N/A A 1,424 0

1035 Munitions 684 1 Low Slope Roof Modified Bitumen A 684 0

1036 Munitions Storage 10200 1 Steep Slope Roof Preformed Metal - Metal Panel A 10350 0

1037 Munitions 1077 1 Low Slope Roof Built-Up A 1100 0

1038 CE Training Facility - K Span Storage 6000 1 Other Roofing General A 5,880 0

1040 Rocket Checkpoint Assembly and Storage Facility 10780 1 Low Slope Roof Modified Bitumen A 11,283 2

1043 Munitions Load Crew Training Facility 1000 1 Low Slope Roof General A 1,137 0

1045 Segregated Magazine Storage Facility 3000 1 Low Slope Roof General A 3,467 0

1047 Munitions Storage Igloo 480 1 Other Roofing General A 327 0

1048 CE Training Facility - K- Span Storage 6000 1 Other Roofing Metal A 5,700 0

1049 CE Fire Training Facility - Pre-Fab Storage 4800 1 Steep Slope Roof Formed Metal - Metal Standing Seam A 5,280 0

2012 Flight Line Vault 150 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 150 0

2125 Flight Line Vault 150 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 150 0

2127 Flight Line Vault 150 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 150 0

2173 Flight Line Vault 600 1 Low Slope Roof Membrane A 600 0

2174 Flight Line Vault 874 1 Low Slope Roof Modified Bitumen A 874 0

2195 Flight Line Vault 857 1 Low Slope Roof Built Up A 857 0

2300 Flight Line Vault 150 1 Low Slope Roof Other A 150 0

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F-TE-2j. Grounds Maintenance - Wetlands - Herbicide Application Summary

Item Amount Unit Note Estimated Frequency

Improved Grounds 150 Acres Growing season is Approx. 1 March - 31 Oct Weekly during growing season

Edging 130,268 Linear Feet Monthly during growing season

Trim 13,352 Square Feet Weekly during growing season

Police Grounds, Improved 150 Acres Includes removal debris such as of limbs, leave and pine needles Weekly

Police Grounds, Semi Improved 478 Acres Weekly

Police Grounds, Paved Areas within Improved Grounds 519,301 Square Feet Weekly

Prune Shrubs 5,053 Each Annually

Prune Hedges 3,384 Linear Feet Annually

Mulch 89,373 Square Feet See Grass Cutting Map

Semi-improved Grounds / BASH 700 Acres 464 acres of this is BASH Twice monthly during growing season

Weed Control, Improved Grounds 150 Acres

Vegetation Control, perimeter and all security fences 49,174 59,125 Linear Feet At 12’ wide At 6’ wide Weekly during growing season

Flower beds 255 Square Feet Twice Annually

Stream banks & ditches 16,000 Linear Feet Twice monthly during growing season

Concrete lined drainage ditches 15,300 Linear Feet Mostly on or near Airfield monthly during growing season

Wetlands on NFARS: F-TE-7 Base Wetland Delineation Map

Wetland ID Acres

WL-101 1.65

WL-102 0.08

WL-103 0.52

WL-104 0.47

WL-105 0.59

WL-106 0.2

WL-107 0.36

WL-108 1.53

WL-108 0.96

WL-109 2.39

WL-109b 0.12

WL-110 0.96

WL-111 6.78

WL-111a 1.38

WL-111b 1.69

WL-111c 0.08

WL-112 0.61

WL-113 0.7

WL-114 1.04

WL-115 0.02

WL-117 0.02

WL-118 0.08

WL-119 1.01

Herbicide Application Summary

Area of Application Herbicide Combination* Application Times Acres to be Treated Maximum Estimated Application Volume per acre Treatment (pints) Purpose

Fenceline Pre-emergent: Flumigard SC Growing season, IAW manufacturer’s recommendations. Maximum application of twice per year. 1.12 Flumigard SC: 0.625 Retard weed growth and help to eradicate resilient weeds.

Post-emergent: Ranger Pro™ Hy-End Glyphoboost: 0.50

Ranger Pro: 4.0

Marshalling Yard, Taxiways, and Runway Overruns Pre-emergent: Flumigard SC Growing season, IAW manufacturer’s recommendations. Maximum application of twice per year. 20 Flumigard SC: 0.625 Eradicate vegetation and help to eradicate resilient weeds.

Post-emergent: Roundup Pro™ Roundup Pro™: 0.06

Nc90: 1.0

Improved Areas Pre-emergent: Flumigard SC Growing season, IAW manufacturer’s recommendations. Maximum application of twice per year. 118 Flumigard SC: 0.625 Grassy Weeds and Broadleaf weed control.

Roundup Pro™: 2.0

Post-emergent: Nc90: 1.0

Roundup Pro™

Tree Beds and Landscape Beds Pre-emergent: Flumigard SC Growing season, IAW manufacturer’s recommendations. Maximum application of four times per year. 2.05 Flumigard SC: 0.625 To control weed growth in tree beds and landscape beds.

Roundup Pro™: 2.0

Post-emergent: Roundup Pro™ Nc90: 1.0

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F-TE-2k Pavements Clearance Maintenance Consumable Estimates (Sweeper & Snow Removal)

F5.3.1.2 Pavement Sweeping. See Airfield and Street Sweeping Plans in F-TE-7

Flightline Sweeping Equipment

Estimate only and is dependent on frequency of use and operator proficiency.

Equipment Type Frequency Qty

Curtain Replacements Annual 4 Sets

Gutter Broom Replacements Annual 4 Sets

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE CFETP 3E0X1

Headquarter US Air Force Part I and II Washington DC 20330-5000 31 Jan 22

Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) 3E0X1

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SPECIALTY

Master

Basic Senior

CAREER FIELD EDUCATION AND TRAINING PLAN

ACCESSIBILITY: Publications and forms are available on the e-publishing website at www.e-publishing.af.mil for downloading or ordering.

RELEASABILITY: There are no releasability restrictions on this publication.

http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/

CFETP 3E0X1

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SPECIALTY (AFSC 3E0X1)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

ABBREVIATIONS/TERMS EXPLAINED

PART I

SECTION A - GENERAL INFORMATION

A1. Purpose A2. Uses A3. Coordination and Approval

SECTION B - CAREER FIELD PROGRESSION AND INFORMATION

B1. Specialty Descriptions B2. Skill and Career Progression B3. Training Decisions B4. Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) Academic Programs B5. CCAF Degree Completion Requirements B6. Civil Engineer Career Field Path B7. Enlisted Training Path B8. Enlisted Professional Military Education (EPME)

SECTION C - SKILL LEVEL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

C1. Purpose C2. Speciality Qualification Requirements

SECTION D - RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS

D1. Purpose D2. Apprentice (3-Level) Training D3. Journeyman (5-Level) Training D4. Craftsman (7-Level) Training D5. Superintendent (9-Level) Training

SECTION E – TRANSITIONAL TRAINING GUIDE

PART II

SECTION A - SPECIALTY TRAINING STANDARD

A1. Implementation A2. Purpose A3. Recommendations

SECTION B - COURSE OBJECTIVE LIST (COL)

B1. Measurement B2. Standard B3. Proficiency Level B4. Course Objective List

SECTION C - SUPPORT MATERIAL

C1. Air Force Qualification Training Packages C2. CDC/DL Course Assessment for Civil Engineer CDCs/DL

SECTION D – EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE INDEX

D1. Purpose D2. Air Force In-Residence Courses/Mobile Training Team (MTT) Courses D3. Air Force Career Development Academy (AFCDA) D4. Exportable/Web-based Courses/Information D5. Courses/CDCs Under Development/Revision

SECTION E – MAJCOM UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS

SECTION F - HOME STATION TRAINING

F1. Purpose F2. Home Station Training (HST) F3. Combat Skills Training (CST) F4. Mission Essential Equipment Training (MEET) F5. AF Expeditionary (ES) Training Requirement F6. Training References

Attachments Attachment 1 – Qualitative Requirements (Profieciency Code Key) Attachment 2 – 3E0X1 Specialty Training Standards Attachment 3 – 3E0X1 AFQTP Documentation Record

OPR: HAF/A4C

Certified by: CMSgt Robert N. Cullison Supersedes: CFETP 3E0X1 1 Jan 2021 Pages: 72

PREFACE

This Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) is a comprehensive education and training document that identifies life-cycle education and training requirements and training support resources, and minimum core task requirements for the Electrical Systems Specialty. The CFETP will provide our personnel with a clear career path to success and instill rigor in all aspects of our career field training. This CFETP was developed in accordance with the requirements of AFI 36-2670, “Total Force Development” and AFI 36-2651, Air Force Training Program.

Note: Civilians occupying associated positions use Part II to support duty position qualification training.

The CFETP consists of two parts; supervisors plan, manage, and control training within the specialty using both parts of the plan.

Part I provides information necessary for overall management of the specialty.

• Section A provides general information about how the CFETP will be used.

• Section B identifies career field progression information, duties and responsibilities, training strategies, and the career field path.

• Section C associates each skill-level with specialty qualifications (knowledge, education, and training).

• Section D displays resource constraints.

• Section E identifies transition training guide requirements for SSgt through MSgt.

Part II includes the following:

• Section A identifies the Specialty Training Standards (STS) to include duties, tasks, and technical references to support Air Education and Training Command (AETC) conducted training, wartime course, and correspondence course requirements.

• Section B contains the course objective list and training standards supervisors will use to determine if an Airman has satisfied training requirements.

• Section C identifies available support materials.

• Section D identifies a training course index supervisors can use to determine resources available to support training. Included here are both mandatory and optional courses, and exportable courseware.

• Section E identifies MAJCOM-unique training requirements supervisors can use to determine additional training required for the associated qualification needs.

• Section F identifies home station training references and courses material required for this specialty in support of contingency/wartime training.

Note: At unit level, supervisors and trainers must use Part II to identify, plan, and conduct training commensurate with the overall goals of this guide.

Using guidance provided in the CFETP will ensure individuals in this specialty receive effective and efficient training at the appropriate point in their careers. This plan will enable us to train today’s work force for tomorrow’s jobs.

ABBREVIATIONS/TERMS EXPLAINED

Advanced Training (AT). A formal course training toward a technical or supervisor level Air Force Specialty (AFS). Training is for selected career Airmen in the advanced technology level of the AFS.

Graduates are not awarded a new AFSC.

Air Force Career Field Manager (AFCFM). An individual on the Air Staff charged with the responsibility for overseeing all training and career field management aspects of an Air Force specialty or group of specialties.

Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD). The Official directory for all military enlisted classification descriptions, codes, and identifiers. The specialty descriptions and codes will be used to identify each Air Force job (valid requirements) and describes the minimum mandatory qualifications of personnel to fill these jobs. The updated AFECD is available at AF Personnel Center’s web site located at myPers under the military classification menu.

Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC). Formally, Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency (AFCESA), the focal point for all Civil Engineer training development. All individual AFSC Force Development Managers (FDMs) are located at AFCEC.

Air Force Credentialing Opportunities On-Line (AF COOL) Program. AF COOL replaced the CCAF Credentialing and Education Research Tool (CERT). The AF COOL Program can be accessed through the AF Virtual Education Center (AFVEC).