Attachment 17 Technical Exhibit Library C 16_47 PDF Files.pdf

Technical Exhibits

BLDG DESCRIPTION ASSET NO TYPE

3152 CRANE, BRIDGE GIRDER 5 TON LOADSTAR HIGH BAY 03152BSCR01001 ―

3302 CRANE 10 TON **NLTN** OVERHEAD CRANE & CINVEYOR SERVICE

CORP BAY 3302-BSCR001 EIPF

3304 CRANE 10 TON ABELL-HOWE **NLTN** HIGH BAY AREA 3304-BSCR001 EIPF

3306 CRANE 10 TON **NLTN** EUCLID ELECTRIC HIGH BAY AREA 03306BSCR01001 EIPF

3308 CRANE 10 TON EUCLID ELECTRIC HIGH BAY 3308-BSCR001 EIPN

3308 CRANE 10 TON EUCLID ELECTRIC HIGH BAY AREA 3308-LTCR001 EIPN

3328 CRANE 25 TON DASHAZO SER#6462127 (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 03328WHE01001 EIPF

3471 PUMP, CONDENSATE STATION, DUPLEX 25 GAL CRANE EAST BAY 3471-HTHW001 ―

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-BSCR001 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-BSCR002 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-BSCR003 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-BSCR004 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-LTCR001 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-LTCR002 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-LTCR003 EIPN

3549 CRANE 3 TON 3549-LTCR004 EIPN

3670 CRANE 15 TON **NLTN** 3670-BSCR001 ―

3670 CRANE 15 TON 3670-LTCR001 ―

3791 CRANE, WIRE ROPE 10 TON KONE MOD#CXT50410100P55FRL0S

SER#10524210 3791-BSCR001 EIPN

3791 CRANE, WIRE ROPE 10 TON KONE MOD#CXT50410100P55FRL0S

SER#10524210 3791-LTCR001 EIPN

4454 CRANE 10 TON P&H SER#C0-36566-B2 MAINTENANCE BAYS 4454-BSCR001 EIPN

4454 CRANE 10 TON P&H SER#C0-36566-B2 MAINTENANCE BAYS 4454-LTCR001 EIPN

4500 CRANE 1 TON CHESTER ROOM 21 04500BSCR01001 IBE

4500 CRANE 15 TON **NLTN** MANNING MAXWELL & MOORE MOD L52192 S/N

2000057 HIGH BAY 04500BSCR01-32C4 IBE

4500 CRANE 2 TON **NLTN** ACE SER#368408-A ROOM 116 04500BSCR01-7730 EIPF

4500 CRANE 6 TON **NLTN** ACE SER#368408-B ROOM 113 04500BSCR01-D7DA EIPN

4500 CRANE, OVERHEAD BRIDGE 2 TON CRANE 5 BUDGET SER#14-16657

ROOM 150 C 04500BSHA01005 IBE

4500 CRANE 2 TON **NLTN** ACE SER#36848-B 4500A-BSCR002 IBE

4513 CRANE 3 TON KONE **NLTN**MOD#A39834 SER#5160696 4513-BSCR001 EIPF

4513 CRANE 3 TON DMAG SER#90208 4513-BSCR002 EIPN

4513 CRANE 3 TON DMAG SER#90209 4513-BSCR003 EIPN

This list is representative of equipment and facilities on date of publication and is subject to change.

Technical Exhibit #21 Cranes & Hoists 1 June 20

CRANES

4513 CRANE 3 TON DMAG SER#90208 4513-LTCR002 EIPN

4513 CRANE 3 TON DMAG SER#90209 4513-LTCR003 EIPN

4547 CRANE 10 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MODEL DEW 10-46 DM S/N 1528790A

RM107 4547-BSCR001 IBE

4762 CRANE 15 TON EMH HIGH BAY EAST CRANE (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 4762-BSCR001 IBE

4762 CRANE 15 TON EMH HIGH BAY WEST CRANE (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 4762-BSCR002 EIPN

4815 EQUIPMENT, HYDRAULIC CRANE OTC MOD#22459 04815EQUIP01-8AF ―

4832 CRANE 10 TON ZENAR "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" 4832-BSCR001 EIPF

4880 CRANE 3 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MOD#D6M51-30M75M SER#155048 4880-BSCR001 EIPF

4880 CRANE 3 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MOD#D6M51-30M75M SER#155049 4880-BSCR002 IBE

4880 CRANE 3 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MOD#D10M32-20M75 SER#155050 4880-BSCR003 IBE

4880 CRANE 3 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MOD#D10M32-20M75 SER#155051 4880-BSCR004 EIPF

5400 CRANE 10 TON **NLTN** SPACEMASTER HIGHBAY ROOM 160 5400-BSCR001 IBE

5400 CRANE 20 TON **NLTN** P&H WEST SIDE HIGH BAY 5400-BSCR002 EIPN

5400 CRANE 20 TON **NLTN** P&H WEST SIDE HIGHBAY 5400-BSCR003 IBE

5400 CRANE 5 TON **NLTN** SPACEMASTER 5400-BSCR004 IBE

5400 CRANE 5 TON **NLTN** P&H E-WING HIGHBAY 5400-BSCR005 IBE

5400 CRANE, 5 TON **NLTN** DESHAZO MOD#UR- DG-DM SER#6406 RM S173 5400-BSCR006 EIPN

5400 CRANE, 5 TON DESHAZO MOD#UR-DG-DM SER#6406 RM S173 5400-LTCR006 ―

5405 CRANE, OVERHEAD BRIDGE, 1TON DESHAZO RM132 05405BSCR01-8008 ―

5405 CRANE 15 TON "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" LIFT- TECH MOD#73D15038S13

SER#01K12739 5405-BSCR001 IBE

5405 CRANE 15 TON "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" LIFT- TECH MOD#73D15038S13

SER#01K12740 5405-BSCR002 EIPF

5405 CRANE 5 TON "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" LIFT- TECH MOD#72D05026S15

SER#01K12738 5405-BSCR003 EIPF

5472 CRANE, TOP RUNNING "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" DESHAZO 5 TON

MOD#SERIES 45 SER#72081 5472-BSCR001 IBE

5473 CRANE 2 TON SHAWBOX SER#HMW34081 "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED " 5473-BSCR001 IBE

5661 CRANE 4 TON CONCO SER#1190 5661-BSCR002 EIPN

5661 PUMP, FEED WATER CRANE SER#C1572762 5661-FWPM001 ―

5661 PUMP, FEED WATER CRANE SER#C1572761 5661-FWPM002 ―

5661 CRANE 4 TON CONCO SER#1190 5661-LTCR002 EIPN

5671 CRANE 20 TON CONCO **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** 5671-BSCR001 EIPF

6113 CRANE 10 TON DESHAZO **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** 6113-BSCR001 EIPF

6230 CRANE, 5 TON ELECTRIC PEERLESS **NLTN** 6230-BSCR001 IBE

6230 CRANE, 1TON *NLTN* BUDGET SER#576684G 6230-BSCR002 EIPF

6230 CRANE, 1TON BUDGET SER#63631 **NLTN** 6230-BSCR004 EIPF

6260 CRANE 25 TON DETROIT MOD#3051 SER#39999 **NO LOAD TEST

NEEDED** 6260-BSCR001 EIPF

6263 CRANE 25 TON RMC RM1139 (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 6263-BSCR001 IBE

6264 CRANE 15 TON DESHAZO SER#31412 ROOM 1035 "NO LOAD TEST

NEEDED" 6264-BSCR001 IBE

7103 CRANES 5 TON 7103-BSCR001 EIPN

7103 CRANES 5 TON 7103-LTCR001 EIPN

7280 CRANE 10 TON ACCO WRIGHT 7280-BSCR001 EIPF

7280 CRANE ACCO WRIGHT WAY 7280-BSCR002 EIPF

7280 CRANE ACCO WRIGHT WAY 7280-LTCR001 EIPF

7280 CRANE 10 TON ACCO WRIGHT 7280-LTCR002 EIPF

7290 CRANE 3 TON S/N 115276 RM 145 7290-BSCR002 EIPF

7290 CRANE 6 TON SHAWBOX MODEL LG-85781 NEW LOW BAY 7290-BSCR004 EIPF

7290 CRANE 8 TON P&H #1 S/N 115274Y0825 ON GANTRY 7290-BSCR005 EIPF

7290 CRANE 8 TON P&H #2 S/N 115275Y0824 ON GANTRY 7290-BSCR006 EIPF

7290 CRANE 3 TON S/N 115276 7290-LTCR002 EIPF

7290 CRANE 6 TON SHAWBOX MODEL L6-85781 7290-LTCR004 EIPF

7290 CRANE 8 TON P&H #1 S/N 115274Y0825 7290-LTCR005 EIPF

7290 CRANE 8 TON P&H #2S/N 115275Y0824 7290-LTCR006 EIPF

7295 CRANE 10 TON ROBINS & MYERS MOD#31991-DA1 7295-BSCR001 EIPF

7295 CRANE 10 TON ROBINS & MYERS MOD#31991-DA1 7295-LTCR001 EIPF

7297 CRANE 4 TON SATURN ENG. SER#5050-90 WEST END OF BUILDING 7297-BSCR001 EIPF

7297 CRANE 4 TON SATURN ENG. SER#5051-90 EAST END OF BUILDING 7297-BSCR002 EIPN

7297 CRANE 4 TON SATURN ENG. SER#5050-90 WEST END OF BUILDING 7297-LTCR001 EIPF

7297 CRANE 4 TON SATURN ENG. SER#5051-90 EAST END OF BUILDING 7297-LTCR002 EIPN

7319 CRANE 50 TON ACE 7319-BSCR001 EIPN

7319 CRANE 50 TON ACE 7319-LTCR001 EIPN

7339 CRANE 10 TON YALE SER#W305292A " NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" 7339-BSCR001 IBE

7340 CRANE 25 TON SER#6392 7340-BSCR001 EIPN

7340 CRANE 25 TON SER#6392 7340-LTCR001 EIPN

7344 CRANE 20 TON STEWART SER#1351 **NLTN** 7344-BSCR001 EIPF

7344 CRANE 25 TON CONCO SER#6390 **NLTN** 7344-BSCR002 EIPF

7344 CRANE 25 TON CONCO SER#6391 **NLTN** 7344-BSCR003 EIPF

7345 CRANE 25 TON SER#6592 7345-BSCR001 IBE

7345 CRANE 1 TON **NLTN** FOR X-RAY MACHINE HECO SER#2080 7345-BSCR002 EIPN

7345 CRANE 10 TON SER# 0370352 7345-BSCR003 EIPF

7345 CRANE 25 TON SER#6592 7345-LTCR001 IBE

7345 CRANE 1 TON FOR X-RAY MACHINE HECO SER#2080 7345-LTCR002 EIPN

7345 CRANE 10 TON SER# 0370352 7345-LTCR003 EIPF

7347 CRANE 10 TON ACCO WRIGHT WAY SER#534094500 7347-BSCR001 EIPN

7347 CRANE 1/2 TON YALE-DUFF NORTON 7347-BSCR002 EIPN

7347 CRANE 1/2 TON CM MOD#RM251 SER#L- 1382LT 7347-BSCR003 EIPN

7347 CRANE 10 TON ACCO WRIGHT WAY SER#534094500 7347-LTCR001 EIPN

7347 CRANE 1/2 TON YALE-DUFF NORTON 7347-LTCR002 EIPN

7347 CRANE 1/2 TON CM MOD#RM251 SER#L-1382LT 7347-LTCR003 EIPN

7349 CRANE 5 TON SHAW BOX SER#921531 ROOM 208 7349-BSCR001 IBE

7349 CRANE 5 TON SHAW BOX SER#921531 7349-LTCR001 IBE

7351 CRANE 15 TON UNIVERSAL SER#1217 7351-BSCR001 EIPN

7351 CRANE 15 TON UNIVERSAL SER#1217 7351-LTCR001 EIPN

7352 CRANE 10 TON DETROIT SER#14205 7352-BSCR001 EIPN

7352 CRANE 10 TON DETROIT SER#14205 7352-LTCR001 EIPN

7353 CRANE 10 TON SHAWBOX SER#B7-66360 7353-BSCR001 IBE

7353 CRANE 10 TON SHAWBOX SER#B7-66363 7353-LTCR001 IBE

7357 CRANE 2 TON DEMAG SER#61132596 7357-BSCR001 IBE

7357 CRANE 3/4 TON DEMAG SER#61258392 7357-BSCR002 EIPF

7357 CRANE 3/4 TON DEMAG SER#61252933 7357-BSCR003 EIPF

7357 CRANE 2 TON DEMAG SER#61132596 7357-LTCR001 IBE

7357 CRANE 3/4 TON DEMAG SER#61258392 7357-LTCR002 EIPF

7357 CRANE 3/4 TON DEMAG SER#61252933 7357-LTCR003 EIPF

7360 CRANE 25 TON CONCO SER#6338 7360-BSCR001 EIPN

7360 CRANE 25 TON CONCO SER#6338 7360-LTCR001 EIPN

7365 BRIDGE CRANE 3 TON PELHAM SER#901347 LIFTTECK (MOTOR DRIVEN

TROLLEY) MOD#515734-1 SER#LO-69399 7365-BSCR001 IBE

7365 BRIDGE CRANE 3 TON PELHAM SER#901347 LIFTTECK (MOTOR DRIVEN

TROLLEY) MOD#515734-1 SER#LO-69399 7365-LTCR001 IBE

7378 CRANE 10 TON PELHAM SER#941836 "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" 7378-BSCR001 IBE

7378 CRANE 2 TON PELHAM SER#941837 "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" 7378-BSCR002 IBE

7534 CRANE 10 TON SOUTHEAST 7534-BSCR001 IBE

7534 CRANE 10 TON SOUTHEAST 7534-LTCR001 IBE

7535 CRANE 10 TON SOUTHEAST 7535-BSCR001 IBE

7535 CRANE 10 TON SOUTHEAST 7535-LTCR001 IBE

7578 CRANE 10 TON RTM MOD#56-10-38M SER#153635TB1 7578-BSCR001 IBE

7578 CRANE 10 TON RTM MOD#56-10-38M SER#153635TB1 7578-LTCR001 IBE

7609 CRANE 2 TON INGERSOLL-RAND **NLTN** 7609-BSCR001 IBE

7625 CRANE 2 TON GARDNER DENVER SER#A978544 BAY B SOUTH 7625-BSCR001 EIPF

7625 CRANE GARDNER DENVER SER#A978763 BAY A 7625-BSCR003 EIPN

7625 CRANE 10 TON ACECO SER#1364 BAY D 7625-BSCR004 EIPN

7625 CRANE 2 TON GARDNER DENVER SER#A978544 BAY B SOUTH 7625-LTCR001 EIPF

7625 CRANE GARDNER DENVER SER#A978763 BAY A 7625-LTCR003 EIPN

7625 CRANE 10 TON ACECO SER#1364 BAY D 7625-LTCR005 EIPN

7688 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9710 7688-BSCR001 EIPN

7688 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9710 7688-LTCR001 EIPN

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9708 ROOM 104 7691-BSCR001 EIPF

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9707/AX21788 ROOM 102 7691-BSCR002 EIPF

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE ROOM105 7691-BSCR003 EIPF

7691 CRANE, AIR 5 TON YALE SER#AX216154 ROOM 101 7691-BSCR004 IBE

7691 CRANE 2 TON YALE SER#9712 ROOOM 119 7691-BSCR005 EIPF

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9708 ROOM 104 7691-LTCR001 EIPF

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE SER#9707/AX21788 ROOM 102 7691-LTCR002 EIPF

7691 CRANE 5 TON YALE ROOM 105 7691-LTCR003 EIPF

7691 CRANE, AIR 5 TON YALE SER#AX216154 ROOM 101 7691-LTCR004 IBE

7691 CRANE 2 TON YALE SER#9712 ROOM 119 7691-LTCR005 EIPF

7694 CRANE 2 TON KERR MOD#TSC SER#88295 7694-BSCR001 IBE

7694 CRANE 2 TON KERR MOD#TSC SER#88295 7694-LTCR001 IBE

7695 CRANE 25 TON NORTH AMERICAN SER#33245 7695-BSCR002 IBE

7695 CRANE 25 TON NORTH AMERICAN SER#33245 7695-LTCR002 IBE

7804 CRANE 10 TON BIRMINGHAM 7804-BSCR002 EIPF

7804 CRANE 10 TON BIRMINGHAM (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 7804BSCR01-89B9 IBE

7804 CRANE 10 TON BIRMINGHAM 7804-LTCR002 EIPF

7826 CRANE 10 TON VIRGINIA **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** 7826-BSCR001 EIPF

7831 CRANE 2 TON DUFF-NORTON **NO LOAD TEST** MOD#M001178 7831-BSCR001 EIPF

7848 CRANE 10 TON COFFING MOD#5112262001 SER#M001241 7848-BSCR001 EIPF

7848 CRANE, EASY ARM, JIB 300LB. GORBEL MOD#EA-F-330-11-14-Y-N-CI-LH

SER#544990-1- A-2 7848BSHO01-081B EIPF

7848 CRANE 10 TON COFFING MOD#5112262001 SER#M001241 7848-LTCR001 EIPF

7848 CRANE, EASY ARM, JIB 300LB. GORBEL MOD#EA-F-330-11-14-Y-N-CI-LH

SER#544990-1- A-2 7848-LTCR002 EIPF

7851 CRANE 12 TON ROBBINS & MYERS SER#30047-CB1 7851-BSCR001 EIPF

7851 CRANE, EASY ARM, JIB 330LB. CORBEL MOD#EA F-330-11-14-Y-N-CI-LH

SER#544990-1-A BAY 8 7851-BSCR002 EIPF

7851 CRANE 12 TON ROBBINS & MYERS SER#30047-CB1 7851-LTCR001 EIPF

7851 CRANE, EASY ARM, JIB 330LB. CORBEL MOD#EA F-330-11-14-Y-N-CI-LH

SER#544990-1-A BAY 8 7851-LTCR002 EIPF

7856 CRANE I TON YALE MOD#KEW1-16L15-502 SER#KW451685 7856-BSCR001 EIPF

7856 CRANE I TON YALE MOD#KEW1-16L15-502 SER#KW451685 7856-LTCR001 EIPF

7857 CRANE 12 TON ROBINS AND MYERS 7857-BSCR001 EIPF

7857 CRANE 7 1/2 TON SHAWBOX MOD# MDT07A SER# 07B05703M 7857-BSCR002 EIPF

7857 CRANE 12 TON ROBINS AND MYERS 7857-LTCR001 EIPF

7857 CRANE 7 1/2 TON SHAWBOX MOD#MDT07A 7857-LTCR002 EIPF

7863 CRANE 5 TON SHAWBOX MODEL 72L05026520 S/N SH0264WG 7863-BSCR001 IBE

7863 CRANE 5 TON SHAWBOX 7863-LTCR001 IBE

7879 CRANE 30 TON DESHAZO SER#34523 7879-BSCR001 EIPF

7879 CRANE 30 TON DESHAZO SER#34523 7879-LTCR001 EIPF

7889 CRANE 20 TON (AUX. 2-TON IS 7889-BSCR002) 7889-BSCR001 EIPF

7889 CRANE 2 TON AUXILLARY YALE 7889-BSCR002 EIPF

7889 CRANE 20 TON 7889-LTCR001 EIPF

7889 CRANE 2 TON SER#23407 7889-LTCR002 EIPF

7895 CRANE, 10 TON DESAHAZO SER#74041 7895-BSCR001 EIPF

7895 CRANE, 10 TON DESAHAZO SER#74041 7895-LTCR001 EIPF

8038 MONORAIL (CRANE) 5 TON P&H SER#511216 GARAGE 08038WHE01 IBE

8518 CRANE 3 TON CR-2 IND CRANE SER#E28253 HIGH BAY 8518BSCR01-71D7 EIPF

8518 CRANE 3 TON CR-1 IND CRANE SER#E28253 HIGH BAY 8518BSCR01-BF78 EIPF

8518 CRANE 3 TON R&M SER#1 8518-LTCR001 EIPF

8518 CRANE 3 TON R&M SER#2 8518-LTCR002 EIPF

8552 CRANE 20 TON P&H MOD#CD31060BB HIGH BAY 8552BSCR01-EA3E EIPF

8552 CRANE 20 TON P&H MOD#CD31060BB 8552-LTCR001 EIPF

8878 CRANE 2 TON DAYTON 8878-BSCR001 EIPF

8878 CRANE 2 TON DAYTON 8878-LTCR001 EIPF

8896 CRANE 3 TON SHAWBOX MOD#80L03030509 SER#03K10801 8896BSCR01-1387 EIPF

8896 CRANE 3 TON SHAWBOX MOD#80L03030509 SER#03K10801 8896-LTCR001 EIPF

3221 HOIST, CHAIN 4 TON CM CYCLONE SER#A209PG 3221-BSHO001 EIPN

3221 HOIST, CHAIN 5 TON HOOK INTER. SER#311220 3221-BSHO002 EIPN

3221 HOIST, CHAIN 4 TON CM CYCLONE SER#A209PG 3221-LTHO001 EIPN

3221 HOIST, CHAIN 5 TON HOOK INTER. SER#311220 3221-LTHO002 EIPN

3332 HOIST 3 TON BUDGIT SER#AH2624UT- NO LOAD TEST REQUIRED 3332-BSHO001 IBE

3460 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** DUFF COFFING #4 ROOM 111 3460-BSHO001 EIPF

3460 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** COFFING #3 ROOM 112 3460-BSHO002 IBE

3460 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** COFFING #2 NORTH BAY 3460-BSHO004 IBE

3460 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** COFFING #1 NORTH BAY 3460-BSHO005 IBE

3617 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** BORG WANER SER#36582-1 SOUTH BAY 3617-BSHO001 EIPF

3633 HOIST, CHAIN 2 TON YALE 3633-BSHO001 ―

3633 HOIST, CHAIN 2 TON YALE 3633-LTHO001 ―

3636 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON **NLTN** SER#L-09770LU TIRE BAY 3636-BSHO001 ―

4185 HOIST 4 TON FIELD AREA 4185-BSHO001 EIPN

4185 HOIST 4 TON FIELD AREA 4185-LTHO001 EIPN

4190 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON SER#419HSTOOLS 4190-BSHO001 EIPN

4190 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON SER#419HSTOOLS 4190-LTHO001 EIPN

4500 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** KONE SER#E0707600 RM 32 4500-BSHO001 IBE

4500 HOIST 1/4 TON **NLTN** DUFF LYNX MOD#EMW-500.AC SER#RM10 4500E-BSHO001 EIPN

4500 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CM MOD#NV-B 4500E-BSHO002 IBE

4500 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** ACCO WRIGHT WAY MOD#16117NC65E-B

SER#61010-05 4500E-BSHO003 EIPN

4500 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER SER#ELP.339.1 4500E-BSHO004 IBE

4500 HOIST 2 TON BUDGIT SER#14-16557 4500E-BSHO005 IBE

4500 HOIST, CHAIN 5 TON **NLTN** P&H MOD#20033J221 SER#T30458 SOUTH

HIGH BAY 4500E-BSHO006 EIPN

4580 HOIST 1 TON CM SER#06G05804P 4580-BSHO001 EIPN

4580 HOIST 1 TON CM SER#06G05804P 4580-LTHO001 EIPN

4762 HOIST, CHAIN 12/4 TON DMAG 4762-BSHO001 EIPN

4762 HOIST, CHAIN 12/4 TON DMAG 4762-LTHO001 EIPN

4806 HOIST 1 1/2 TON CM 4806-BSHO001 IBE

4833 EQUIPMENT,GANTRY HOIST, 1TON JET MOD#FHS-2-15 SER#S1432731

HIGH BAY 04833EQUIP01-E30 ―

5201 HOIST 1/2 TON D.ROUNDS AND SONS 5201-BSHO001 EIPN

HOISTS

5201 HOIST 1/2 TON D.ROUNDS AND SONS 5201-LTHO001 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CM MOD#H331 SER#L-054KX ROOM H331 5400-BSHO001 IBE

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** YALE MOD#RMH110 ROOM H110 5400-BSHO002 IBE

5400 HOIST, JIB 1/2 TON **NLTN** BUDGIT MOD#RHM110 ROOM H110 5400-BSHO003 EIPN

5400 HOIST 1/4 TON **NLTN** MCMULLUM MOD#RME274 ROOM E274 5400-BSHO004 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1/4 TON **NLTN** BUDGIT MOD#RME374 ROOM H374 5400-BSHO005 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1/4 TON **NLTN** BUDGIT MOD#RME374 ROOM H374 5400-BSHO006 EIPN

5400 HOIST, MONORAIL 1/2 TON **NLTN** CM LOADSTAR

MOD#JANNIVERSARY SER#36445 ROOM 173 5400-BSHO007 IBE

5400 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** #1 P&H E-WING HIGH BAY 5400-BSHO008 EIPN

5400 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** #2 P&H E-WING HIGH BAY 5400-BSHO009 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON **NLTN** COFFING MOD#RMH264 ROOM H264 5400-BSHO010 EIPN

5400 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** SHAWBOX MOD#115889-3 SER#L8-67441 N-DOCK 5400-BSHO011 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH229 ROOM H229 5400-BSHO012 IBE

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH340 ROOM H340 5400-BSHO013 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH232 ROOM H232 5400-BSHO014 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH251 ROOM H251 5400-BSHO015 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH335 ROOM H335 5400-BSHO016 EIPN

5400 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON **NLTN** CHESTER MOD#RMH367 ROOM H367 5400-BSHO017 IBE

5400 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** SPACEMAKER MOD#DB-2-24 ER#163442BBN1 S-

WING ROOM 147 5400-BSHO019 IBE

5400 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** SPACEMAKER MOD#DB-2-24 SER#163442BBN2 S-

WING ROOM 120 (NO LOAD TEST NEEDED) 5400-BSHO020 IBE

5400 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** P&H MOD#RME102 ROOM E102 5400-BSHO021 IBE

5405 HOIST 1 TON "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" DESHAZO MOD#45A00120

SER#18121 5405-BSHO001 EIPN

5405 HOIST 1 TON "NO LOAD TEST NEEDED" LIFT-

TECH MOD#MVT01 SER#01K30866M 5405-BSHO002 EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WRIGHT WAY SER#668 05417BSCR01-318D EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WEIGHT WAY SER#666 05417BSCR01-5EB7 EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WRIGHT WAY SER#667 05417BSCR01-ED69 EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WEIGHT WAY SER#666 5417-LTHO001 EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WRIGHT WAY SER#667 5417-LTHO002 EIPN

5417 HOIST 1 TON WRIGHT WAY SER#668 5417-LTHO003 EIPN

5421 HOIST, 1.5TON CM MOD#SERIES 633 HYDRO BLAST RM 05421BSHO01-9D07 ―

5428 HOIST .15 TON SHOPSTAR SER#SS0617PF 5428-BSHO001 IBE

5428 HOIST 2 TON CM METEOR SER#W02320 5428-BSHO002 IBE

5428 HOIST 2 TON COFFING SER#A00700 5428-BSHO003 IBE

5428 HOIST .15 TON SHOPSTAR SER#SS0617PF 5428-LTHO001 IBE

5428 HOIST 2 TON CM METEOR SER#W02320 5428-LTHO002 IBE

5428 HOIST 2 TON COFFING SER#A00700 5428-LTHO003 IBE

5435 HOIST 1/2 TON SHAWBOX **NO LOAD TEST** 5435-BSHO001 IBE

5435 HOIST 1 TON YALE **NLTN** 5435-BSHO002 IBE

5487 HOIST 1 TON CM LOADSTAR 5487-BSHO001 IBE

5487 HOIST 1 TON CM LOADSTAR 5487-LTHO001 IBE

5495 HOIST 1/4 TON BUDGIT - NO LOAD TEST NEEDED - 5495-BSHO001 IBE

5495 HOIST 1/2 TON WRIGHT SPEEDWAY - NO LOAD TEST NEEDED- 5495-BSHO002 IBE

5661 HOIST 2 TON SHAWBOX SER#615-34 5661-BSHO001 EIPN

5661 HOIST 2 TON SHAWBOX SER#615-34 5661-LTHO001 EIPN

6100 HOIST 5 TON YALE NO LOAD TEST 6100-BSHO001 IBE

6100 HOIST 5 TON YALE 6100-LTHO001 IBE

6107 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON BUDGIT **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** 6107-BSHO001 EIPF

6230 HOIST 1TON *NLTN* JET MOD#BH2F SER#158648-JO 6230-BSHO001 IBE

6263 HOIST, CHAIN 1/4 TON DIXIE CRANE **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED**

SER#JLA.698.TND ROOF 06263BSHO01 EIPF

6309 HOIST 200LB AXELSON SER#4888 **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** 6309-BSHO001 EIPF

7103 HOIST 5 TON SHAWBOX SER#9804 7103-BSHO001 EIPN

7103 HOIST 5 TON SHAWBOX SER#9804 7103-LTHO001 EIPN

7120 JIB CRANE AND CHAIN HOIST 1/4 TON ABELL- HOWE/CM4621 BAY #29 7120-BSHO001 IBE

7120 HOIST 1 TON ARO MOD#7725D SER#5000D7D BAY #26 7120-BSHO002 IBE

7120 JIB CRANE AND CHAIN HOIST 1/4 TON ABELL-HOWE/CM4621 BAY #29 7120-LTHO001 IBE

7120 MONORAIL HOIST1 TON ARO BAY 26 7120-LTHO002 IBE

7145 HOIST, AIE 400LB. CM SER#SS3647VG 7145-BSHO002 EIPN

7145 HOIST, AIE 400LB. CM SER#SS3647VG 7145-LTHO002 EIPN

7158 HOIST, CHAIN MANUAL 3 TON BUDGIT MOD#M-503106 7158-BSHO001 EIPN

7158 HOIST, CHAIN MANUAL 3 TON BUDGIT MOD#M-503106 7158-LTHO001 EIPN

7163 HOIST .125 TON YALE 7163-BSHO001 EIPN

7163 HOIST .125 TON YALE 7163-LTHO001 EIPN

7209 HOIST 2 TON YALE **NO LOAD TEST NEEDED** SER#K151299 RAIL YARD 7209-BSHO001 EIPF

7290 HOIST AUXILLIARY 10 TON (RATED AT 5 TON) P&H MOD. 502229 S/N

900982 ON GANTRY 7290-BSCR001 EIPF

7290 HOIST ELECTRIC 2 TON DETROIT MOD. WTJ S/N 23640E RM 120 XRAY

RM121 7290-BSCR003 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON SER#Y0828 XRAY RM 120 7290-BSHO001 EIPF

7290 HOIST 1/2 TON SPACEMASTER SER#157776UL1 RM102 7290-BSHO002 EIPF

7290 HOIST 1/2 TON SPACEMASTER MOD#SA-5-20

SER#157775UL1 DISASSEMBLY RM 7290-BSHO003 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON CM SER#SA648MQPN 7290-BSHO004 EIPF

7290 HOIST, AIR INGERSOLL-RAND SER#81532-SY0816 LOW BAY BALANCE

RM 7290-BSHO005 EIPF

7290 HOIST, AIR 1 TON BUDGIT MOD#31156227 SER#Y0779 RM 120 X RAY

RM121 7290-BSHO006 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON AMERICAN GAGE MOD#L10 SER#8805Y0819 LG

XRAY RM 124 7290-BSHO007 EIPF

7290 HOIST, 1/2 TON RM103 7290BSHO01-CD4F ―

7290 HOIST AUXILLIARY 10 TON (RATED AT 5 TON) P&H MOD. 502229 S/N

900982 7290-LTCR001 EIPF

7290 HOIST ELECTRIC 2 TON DETROIT MOD. WTJ S/N 23640E 7290-LTCR003 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1/2 TON SER#Y0828 7290-LTHO001 EIPF

7290 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT MOD#SA-5-20 SER#157776UL1 7290-LTHO002 EIPF

7290 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT MOD#SA-5-20 SER#157777UL1 7290-LTHO003 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON CM SER#SA648MQPN 7290-LTHO004 EIPF

7290 HOIST, AIR INGERSOLL-RAND SER#81532- SY0816 LOW BAY 7290-LTHO005 EIPF

7290 HOIST, AIR 1 TON BUDGIT MOD#31156227

SER#Y0779 7290-LTHO006 EIPF

7290 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON AMERICAN GAGE MOD#L10 SER#8805Y0819 7290-LTHO007 EIPF

7310 HOIST, AIR 1 TON DETRIOT SER#144170 ROOM

106 7310-BSHO001 IBE

7310 HOIST, AIR 1/4 TON DETROIT SER#144171 7310-BSHO002 EIPN

7310 HOIST, AIR 1 TON DETRIOT SER#144170 ROOM 106 7310-LTHO001 IBE

7310 HOIST, AIR 1/4 TON DETROIT SER#144171 7310-LTHO002 EIPN

7336 HOIST, AIR 350LB. AIR BALANCE SER#54129 7336-BSHO001 IBE

7336 HOIST, AIR 350LB. AIR BALANCE MOD#RM304 SER#54128 **NLTN** 7336-BSHO002 IBE

7336 HOIST, AIR 350LB. AIR BALANCE SER#54129 7336-LTHO001 IBE

7345 HOIST 1 TON YALE SER#1K9FBG6 7345-BSHO001 EIPF

7345 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** KELLER TOOL SER#K-199916 7345-BSHO002 EIPN

7345 HOIST 1 TON YALE SER#1K9FBG6 7345-LTHO001 EIPF

7345 HOIST 1 TON KELLER TOOL SER#K-199916 7345-LTHO002 EIPN

7349 HOIST, AIR 2 TON YALE SER#W312321A ROOM 207 7349-BSHO001 EIPF

7349 HOIST, AIR 2 TON YALE SER#W312321C ROOM 206 7349-BSHO002 EIPF

7349 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SER#W312321A 7349-LTHO001 EIPF

7349 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SER#W312321C 7349-LTHO002 EIPF

7352 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800352 7352-BSHO001 EIPN

7352 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800352 7352-LTHO001 EIPN

7578 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SHAWBOX SER#CD32810BB 7578-BSHO001 EIPF

7578 HOIST, AIR SHAWBOXSER#CD32937BB 7578-BSHO002 EIPF

7578 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SHAWBOX SER#CD32810BB 7578-LTHO001 EIPF

7578 HOIST, AIR SHAWBOXSER#CD32937BB 7578-LTHO002 EIPF

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON KELLER SER#K-332917 BAY M 7625-BSHO001 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800350 BAY G 7625-BSHO002 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800355 BAY C 7625-BSHO003 EIPN

7625 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SER#14669-00 BAY E 7625-BSHO004 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800354 SANDBLAST ROOM 7625-BSHO005 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON SER#K-19A381 SIDE LOADING DOCK 7625-BSHO006 EIPN

7625 HOIST, 1/2 TON SER#AH7505YC 7625-BSHO007 EIPF

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON KELLER SER#K-332917 BAY M 7625-LTHO001 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800350 BAY G 7625-LTHO002 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800355 BAY C 7625-LTHO003 EIPN

7625 HOIST, AIR 2 TON SER#14669-00 BAY E 7625-LTHO004 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON BUDGIT SER#800354 SANDBLAST ROOM 7625-LTHO005 EIPN

7625 HOIST 1/2 TON SER#K-19A381 SIDE LOADING DOCK 7625-LTHO006 EIPN

7625 HOIST, 1/2 TON SER#AH7505YC 7625-LTHO007 EIPF

7691 HOIST, MONORAIL 5 TON YALE SER# AX216154 7691-BSHO001 IBE

7691 HOIST, MONORAIL 5 TON YALE SER# AX216154 7691-LTHO001 IBE

7816 HOIST, JIB 1 TON WRIGHT WAY 7816-BSHO001 EIPN

7816 HOIST, JIB 1 TON WRIGHT WAY 7816-LTHO001 EIPN

7843 HOIST 1/2 TON CM SER#004H1 7843-BSHO001 EIPF

7843 HOIST 1/2 TON CM SER#004H1 7843-LTHO001 EIPF

7848 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** WINCH DRUM POWER 15V CORDEM SER# 6984 7848-BSHO001 EIPF

7848 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** SUPERWINCH MOD#W115 7848-BSHO002 EIPN

7848 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** DAYTON SER#91021923 SOUTH WALL 7848-BSHO003 EIPF

7848 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** DAYTON MOD#3VJ72 SER#91021809 NORTH

WALL 7848-BSHO004 EIPF

7848 HOIST, WIRE 1 1/2 TON **NLTN** MY-TE MOD#AC-36 SER#T0630A15 7848-BSHO005 EIPF

7848 HOIST, CHAIN, ELECTRIC 1 1/2 TON JET MOD#2SS-3C SER#16100071 7848-BSHO006 EIPF

7848 HOIST, CHAIN, ELECTRIC 1 1/2 TON JET MOD#2SS-3C SER#15100071 7848-LTHO006 EIPF

7851 HOIST, STRONG ARM 1 1/2 TON 7851-BSHO001 EIPN

7851 HOIST, STRONG ARM 1 1/2 TON 7851-BSHO002 EIPN

7851 HOIST 1/4 TON BUDGIT SER#404951-14 7851-BSHO004 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 TON COFFING MOD#WRT2016-3-2540 SER#6474 7851-BSHO005 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 TON COFFING MOD#WRT2016-3-2540 SER#6475 7851-BSHO006 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 1/2 TON **NLTN** MY-TE MOD#AC36 SER#T0804A35 7851-BSHO007 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 1/2 TON **NLTN** MY-TE MOD#AC36 SER#T2561A106 7851-BSHO008 EIPF

7851 HOIST, STRONG ARM 1 1/2 TON 7851-LTHO001 EIPN

7851 HOIST, STRONG ARM 1 1/2 TON 7851-LTHO002 EIPN

7851 HOIST 1/4 TON BUDGIT SER#404951-14 7851-LTHO003 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 TON COFFING MOD#WRT2016-3-2540 SER#6474 7851-LTHO004 EIPF

7851 HOIST 1 TON COFFING MOD#WRT2016-3-2540 SER#6475 7851-LTHO005 EIPF

7853 HOIST 1/2 TON **NLTN** DAYTON MOD#3YB84 SER#JN2444QT 7853-BSHO001 EIPF

7857 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** ACCO WRIGHT WAY MOD#AM608 7857-BSHO001 EIPF

7857 HOIST 1 TON **NLTN** DAYTON MOD#C76C17FC108A SER#115161 7857-BSHO002 EIPF

7857 HOIST 2 TON ROBINS & MYERS MOD#B-CAM603 SER#30908CH1 7857-BSHO003 EIPF

7857 HOIST 2 TON ROBINS & MYERS MOD#B- CAM603 SER#30908CH1 7857-LTHO003 EIPF

7861 HOIST 1 TON NATIONAL MOD#41 SER#AP253-1 7861-BSHO001 EIPF

7861 HOIST 1 TON NATIONAL 7861-LTHO001 EIPF

7870 HOIST 2 TON HARRINGTON SER#75611 BAY AREA 7870-BSHO001 EIPF

7870 HOIST 2 TON HARRINGTON SER#75611 BAY AREA 7870-LTHO001 EIPF

7877 HOIST .15 TON QUICK-LIFT MOD#11560 SER#52413-45104 7877-BSHO001 EIPF

7877 HOIST .15 TON QUICK-LIFT MOD#11560

SER#52413-45104 7877-LTHO001 EIPF

7889 HOIST 1 1/2 TON STRONG ARM **NLTN** 7889-BSHO001 EIPF

7889 HOIST 2 TON **NLTN** BUDGIT SER#06FU002 7889-BSHO002 EIPF

8024 HOIST#2 5 TON ROBINS AND MYERS MOD#H30343 NORTH 08024BSHO01-2683 EIPF

8024 HOIST#2 5 TON ROBINS & MYERS MOD#H30342 NORTH 08024BSHO01-3BF4 IBE

8024 HOIST 5 TON ROBINS AND MYERS 8024-LTHO001 EIPF

8038 HOIST 1/8 TON CM MOD#COB213 CHEMICAL ROOM 08038BSHO01 IBE

8038 HOIST 1/4 TON SERIES 627 CM 8038-BSHO001 IBE

8038 HOIST 5 TON A&H MOD#S-11216 8038-BSHO002 IBE

8038 HOIST 1/4 TON SERIES 627 CM 8038-LTHO001 IBE

8038 HOIST 5 TON A&H MOD#S-11216 8038-LTHO002 IBE

8040 HOIST 2 TON SERIES 627 SM 8040-BSHO001 IBE

8040 HOIST 2 TON SERIES 627 SM 8040-LTHO001 IBE

8548 HOIST 1 TON HARRINGTON SER#ERM020SD-75D 8548-BSHO001 EIPF

8548 HOIST 1 TON HARRINGTON SER#ERM020SD-75D 8548-LTHO001 EIPF

8868 HOIST, 3 TON ELECTRIC CHAIN SER#L55975Q 8868-BSHO001 EIPF

8868 HOIST, 3 TON ELECTRIC CHAIN SER#L55975Q 8868-LTHO001 EIPF

8869 HOIST 3 TON YALE S/N EL310RT10 8869-BSHO001 EIPF

8869 HOIST 3 TON YALE 8869-LTHO001 EIPF

8870 HOIST 6 TON **NLTN** D&M S/N E32500 8870-BSHO001 EIPF

8874 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON MANUAL E099049 08874BSHO01-502C EIPF

8874 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON MANUAL 8874-LTHO001 EIPF

8877 HOIST 1/2 TON DAYTON MOD#32923 SER#GJLA228WM 8877-BSHO001 EIPF

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8877 HOIST 1/2 TON DAYTON MOD#32923 SER#GJLA228WM 8877-LTHO001 EIPF

8877 HOIST 1 TON OZ LIFTING PROD. MOD#0Z010- 8CHOP SER#8024465 8877-LTHO002 EIPN

8878 HOIST, ELECTRIC, MANUAL TROLLY 2 TON 8878-BSHO001 EIPF

8878 HOIST, ELECTRIC, MANUAL TROLLY 2 TON 8878-LTHO001 EIPF

8887 HOIST, CHAIN ELECTRIC/ MANUAL .5 TON 8887-BSHO001 ―

8887 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON MANUAL 8887-BSHO002 ―

8887 HOIST, CHAIN ELECTRIC/ MANUAL .5 TON 8887-LTHO001 ―

8887 HOIST, CHAIN 1 TON MANUAL 8887-LTHO002 ―

8902 HOIST 3 TON **NLTN** BUDGIT SER#340575 8902-BSHO001 EIPN

8913 HOIST 1 TON #1 R&M MOD#52721237 SER#10602983 8913-BSHO001 EIPF

8913 HOIST 1 TON #2 R&M MOD#52721237 SER#10602985 8913-BSHO002 EIPF

8913 HOIST 1 TON #1 R&M MOD#52721237 SER#10602983 8913-LTHO001 EIPF

8913 HOIST 1 TON #2 R&M MOD#52721237 SER#10602985 8913-LTHO002 EIPF

8935 HOIST 5 TON SPACEMASTER MOD#F-290 LOAD TEST NOT REQUIRED 0893501-19048AF3 EIPF

8979 HOIST 7 1/2 TON SHAWBOX MOD#72D0702251 SER#04G26716 08979BSCR01 EIPF

8979 HOIST 7 1/2 TON SHAWBOX MOD#72D0702251 SER#04G26716 8979-LTHO001 EIPF

8999 HOIST 5 TON HARRINGTON - NO LOAD TEST NEEDED - 8999-BSHO001 IBE

7861A HOIST, IBEAM, CHAIN TROLLEY, **NLTN** CHESTER SER#Y0826 7861A-BSHO001 EIPF

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Technical Ex #40 2019DOD Sustainability Plan

Department of Defense 2019 Sustainability Report and Implementation Plan

Submitted: October 30, 2019

Table of Contents Executive Summary

Implementation Summary: Facility Management

1. FACILITY ENERGY EFFICIENCY

2. EFFICIENCY MEASURES, INVESTMENT, AND PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING

3. RENEWABLE ENERGY

4. WATER EFFICIENCY

5. HIGH PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

6. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DIVERSION

Implementation Summary: Fleet Management

1. TRANSPORTATION / FLEET MANAGEMENT

Implementation Summary: Cross-Cutting Operations

1. SUSTAINABLE ACQUISITION / PROCUREMENT

2. ELECTRONICS STEWARDSHIP

3. GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

Agency Priorities and Highlights

Agency Identified Priorities

Notable Projects and Highlights

Executive Summary The Department of Defense (DoD) strongly supports the goal of EO 13834, Efficient Federal Operations, to “enhance the resilience of Federal infrastructure and operations and enable more effective accomplishment of its mission.” The DoD’s mission is to provide the military forces needed to deter war and protect the security of our country. To successfully execute this mission, our Military Departments must have the energy, land, air, and water resources necessary to train and operate, today and in the future. The DoD is focused on the lines of effort described in the National Defense Strategy:

a. First, rebuilding military readiness as we build a more lethal Joint Force;

b. Second, strengthening alliances as we attract new partners; and

c. Third, reforming the Department’s business practices for greater performance and affordability.

In support of these objectives, the Department is focused on improving military readiness and lethality, which includes having resilient infrastructure and business reforms to increase efficiency and reduce costs. This resilience-centered approach to sustainability ensures that DoD will endure going forward. Resilient installations are prepared for and able to recover from disruptions that impact their mission, and DoD continually seeks opportunities to improve resilience based on data that presents the most compelling case in terms of increasing readiness, supporting alliances, and improving affordability.

The Department of Defense has a worldwide footprint – almost 3 million military and civilian personnel, more than 26 million acres, and over 275,000 buildings encompassing more than 1.3 billion square feet, many of which serve specialized, mission-critical purposes. These assets are distributed across the Services (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) and numerous DoD agencies, each with distinct operations. In addition, these assets can change significantly over time in support of the Department’s mission, which may affect annual progress on sustainability goals. The Department’s scale and operations are unlike those of any other agency or industry partners, and present unique challenges which we must meet in order to ensure military superiority and national security. For example, the majority of the Department’s energy use is operational – required for training, moving, and sustaining military forces and weapons platforms for military operations – and therefore excluded from sustainability reporting. This DoD Sustainability Report and Implementation Plan describes ways the DoD is advancing its mission through resilient infrastructure and business practices that improve performance and affordability of its facilities and non-tactical vehicles. Several of highlights include the following:

Performance Contracting. DoD is focused on implementing energy resilience and energy security in support of advancing mission readiness and assurance. The Department continues to view performance-based contracting, such as Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) and Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESCs), as an effective method to improve energy resilience and energy security at the installation level where and when it is cost effective, in other words, when the requirement can be met through the projected energy cost savings of the proposed ESPC/UESC. In FY 2018, DoD awarded 23 performance contracts totaling approximately $622 million. However, the Department still seeks to leverage all its available authorities to maximize improvements to mission readiness and mission assurance, particularly where the return on investment is not sufficient to use third party financing.

Renewable Energy. DoD continues to evaluate the best technical and operational solutions, which may include forms of renewable energy. The Department pursues renewable energy to enhance energy security and mission assurance when the business case supports it. For example, DoD leverages its Installation Energy Plans (IEPs) that are informed by tools such as the Energy Resilience Assessment (ERA) tool, which identifies energy resilience gaps and potential solutions to close those gaps. When renewable energy is identified as a potential solution, DoD assesses it for the ability to directly support energy resilience and energy security. Typically, solutions that include renewable energy need to be combined with other technologies, such as energy storage, to be effective in providing the necessary mission readiness improvement. That being said, DoD has the most onsite renewable energy generation of any federal agency. In FY 2018, renewables accounted for 5.9% of the Department’s electricity use.

Water Efficiency. DoD has laid the framework for water resilience and efficiency through its policies and programs and is implementing them through a variety of initiatives. The Department is using innovative approaches to conserve water, reduce costs, and assure access to an adequate water supply for mission success. For example, in FY 2017, DoD used 82,499 million gallons (MGal) of potable water, a reduction in DoD's potable water intensity by 26.9% from its 2007 baseline. DoD's approaches at installations nationwide range from regular maintenance and water system-related upgrades to alternative water sourcing and changes in water use behaviors and practices.

Waste Management and Diversion. DoD approaches waste management and diversion within the context of compliance with statutory requirements, as well as to improve performance and affordability. DoD continues to avoid generating unnecessary waste through innovative recycling and reuse tactics, reducing both procurement and disposal costs. The Department diverted 40% of its non-hazardous solid waste in FY 2018 and 75% of its Construction & Demolition (C&D) debris—well above its internal target of 60%.

Sustainable Acquisition. DoD continues to operate its Sustainable Product Demonstration Program, which is designed to increase mission capability, reduce harm to the DoD workforce, reduce life-cycle costs, and help ensure availability of critical products. In FY 2018, the total value of DoD’s approximately 200,000 applicable Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) contract actions containing sustainable clauses was over $19,700 million (M), an increase of 43% from the previous year.

In summary, the Department’s sustainability efforts focus on mission assurance, operational readiness, and cost-effective business practices. The Department strives to maximize the efficient use of mission-critical energy, water, and material resources and ensure that installations are safe places for military members and their families to live, work, play, and pray. By strategically planning and investing to protect our people, installations, natural resources and military assets, DoD can ensure we are prepared when threats arise in the future.

Implementation Summary: Facility Management

1. FACILITY ENERGY EFFICIENCY

FY18 Energy Intensity Progress (Btu/GSF):

20.8% reduction from FY03 1.4% increase from FY17

FY19-FY20 Plan:

Est. range of 0.7% EUI reduction to 2.0% EUI increase in FY19 from FY18 Est. range of 2.7% EUI reduction to 2.0% EUI increase in FY20 from FY19

Implementation Status DoD seeks to reduce the demand for installation energy through energy efficiency measures, as energy efficiency is an important part of gaining energy resilience and energy security. However, DoD does not have specific energy efficiency goals. The Department is focused on implementing energy resilience and energy security in support of advancing mission readiness and assurance. DoD provides policies and guidance for Military Services and DoD agencies to reference as they develop and implement energy solutions at their installations. This guidance also ensures compliance with requirements for facility evaluations as well as for energy-efficiency performance standards and design standards for new buildings and major renovations. DoD strives to have a designated energy manager at each military installation responsible for meeting these requirements. Notably, while implementing its plan to pursue mission readiness objectives, the DoD has executed over 200 Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) and Utility Energy Savings Contracts (UESCs) across its portfolio of installations, since 2011. The energy performance contracts awarded between FY11 and FY15 have contributed to EUI reductions by decreasing the Department’s energy consumption by an estimated 2.9% in FY18, based on savings data provided in the contracts.1

Additionally, DoD pursues education and outreach opportunities to train and promote energy-efficient behaviors at its installations to support energy resilience and energy security. For example, DoD promotes Energy Awareness Month during October of each year by highlighting the critical role that energy plays in DoD operations and encouraging “smart” energy use and management at its facilities to improve readiness. DoD also leverages training

1 Both figures assume a FY 2017 baseline, as listed in the Annual Energy Management and Resilience Report (AEMRR). These figures represent contributions to the DoD’s efficiency improvements, but they do not account for changing requirements arising from mission growth.

DoD continues to seek opportunities to increase facility energy efficiency through implementation of its solutions to improve energy resilience and energy security. DoD will continue to leverage all available authorities, and its education and outreach efforts, to integrate energy efficiency, reduce energy usage, and foster energy efficient behaviors of occupants in its buildings, in support of energy resilience, energy security and mission readiness. Third party financed projects executed in FY16 have the potential to further reduce energy consumption by an estimated 0.7% in FY19, and projects executed in FY17 have the potential to further reduce energy consumption by an estimated 2.9% in FY20, based on savings data provided in the contracts.1

The range of projected EUI changes in FY19 and FY20 are reflective of the Department’s unique challenges, as mission requirements evolve based on global defense needs, which may impact, or negate, any reductions expected from energy projects. Both reduction percentages assume the estimated savings provided in ESPC and UESC contracts are realized, and the gross square footage remains the same as reported in the FY18 Annual Energy Management and Resilience Report (AEMRR). Both percentage increases assume the Department may have changes in mission that could result in an increase of EUI, similar to the increase reported for FY18.

The Department is evaluating its currently implemented ESPCs and UESCs to ensure they are operating correctly and that the guaranteed savings are being achieved and accurately reported.

events for its energy professionals to attend, such as the annual Department of Energy’s “Energy Exchange.” Energy Exchange is a federally sponsored training workshop that convenes the nation's leading experts in energy policy, resilience, acquisition, technology, management, and facility operations to provide a diversified technical curriculum with over 100 training sessions. In 2018, the Department represented over half of the 1,100 total federal attendees at the workshop. Supporting attendance at these types of training opportunities equips DoDs energy professionals with the knowledge they need to pursue and implement energy efficiency strategies, in support of energy resilience, energy security and mission assurance.

For example, the U.S. Army Reserve’s 81st Division developed a long-term, proactive program that focuses on facility investment and customer service to cut costs and improve operational processes, resulting in a 36.5% decrease in energy intensity from FY 2015. The program avoids costly emergency fixes by preparing for facility needs and equipment failure before issues become critical. A preventive maintenance program optimizes the performance and extends the life of existing systems, reducing energy consumption via improved operations.

Naval Magazine (NAVMAG) Indian Island replaced heating boilers with heat pumps in three buildings, resulting in annual reductions of 3,188 million British thermal units (MBtu), 28,000 gallons of diesel fuel, $85,300 in energy costs, and 627,200 pounds of CO2. The installation also replaced 505 permanent incandescent and fluorescent light fixtures with LED lighting and installed occupancy sensors in offices, corridors and lunchrooms. These upgrades resulted in a further savings of 450 megawatt-hours (MWh) and $36,000 annually.

Priority Strategies & Planned Actions DoD will continue to analyze data from Military Services and DoD agencies for potential projects to ensure DoD is effectively and efficiently implementing projects that maximize benefits to mission readiness and assurance. When possible, data will be used to inform leaders, building operators, and building occupants for increased situational awareness of the need for energy conservation and energy efficiency practices. The Department will continue to pursue training opportunities for its energy professionals and promote energy efficient behaviors through education and outreach methods.

The Department requires its DoD Components to develop comprehensive Installation Energy Plans (IEPs). This holistic planning process identifies critical energy requirements and provides a framework to make investment decisions based upon mission requirements, energy security gaps, and energy resilience needs. Solutions derived from the IEP process may include energy efficiency measures. IEPs for priority installations are due at the end of FY 2019. IEPs for installations that consume 75% of a DoD Component’s installation energy use are due at the end of FY 2020.

The Air Force will continue to expand its Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) procurement initiative, with RFIs for pilots at Altus Air Force Base in Oklahoma and Hanscom Air Force Base in Massachusetts. EaaS envisions a realignment of Air Force energy procurement and management functions through a single, comprehensive contract to deliver holistic energy solutions to an installation. Ideally, the EaaS provider would be solely responsible for operation of and investment in the on-base electricity system, including any onsite generation; the procurement of electricity supplies; and the implementation of energy conservation and demand management measures.

2. EFFICIENCY MEASURES, INVESTMENT, AND PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING

FY18 Performance Contracting – Investment value and number of new projects awarded:

$622.0M / 23 projects in FY18

TBD in FY19 TBD in FY20

DoD is focused on implementing energy resilience and energy security in support of advancing mission readiness and assurance. While performance contracts such as Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) and Utility Energy Service Contract (UESCs) may assist in improving energy security, DoD does not have specific performance contracting goals. As indicated in the section 1, “Facility Energy Efficiency,” the ESPC and UESC portfolio have not only supported mission readiness, but also reduced total energy consumption, contributing to reductions in energy use intensity. DoD seeks to leverage all its authorities to maximize the improvements to mission readiness and mission assurance.

As an example, Naval Base San Diego has utilized both ESPCs and UESCs. A $5M ESPC project with an estimated savings of 13,453 MBtu includes upgrades to lighting and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) in 68 buildings totaling over 3 million square feet. The installation also developed a UESC that includes retro-commissioning, HVAC, lighting, pool solar thermal, and replacing ice machines for six buildings with estimated savings of 2,137 MBtu.

Hill Air Force Base generated $4,193,843 in incentives and bill credits in FY 2018 through a $43.6M ESPC and active participation in the Rocky Mountain Power Energy Efficiency Program. Projected future cost savings are $3,217,864 and 217,194 MMBtu/year (a simple payback period of 13.1 years). These yearly savings include 19,636 MMBtu from a newly installed 3.5 MW solar array, increasing the base’s distributed/renewable energy portfolio by 30%. Energy conservation measures (ECMs) through the ESPC span 262 buildings and 9.1M square feet, and include process improvements, lighting upgrades, steam distribution insulation, compressed air system upgrades, and industrial ventilation air reduction, reducing base overall energy consumption by 10% and energy costs by 13%. The team has also collected best practices, including cost sharing with the local utility, arranging specialized ESPC training prior to the initiation of the contract, and utilizing experts from the Air Force Civil Engineering Center and industry partners throughout the development of the measurement and verification portions of the contract as well as for evaluating proposed ECMs.

The Army's Rock Island Arsenal Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center’s $39.2M ESPC to modernize the site’s energy and industrial infrastructure and improve resilience has shown reductions of 26% in energy consumption and 43% in water consumption, saving about $2.7M in utility costs annually.

The Department continues to view performance-based contracting as an effective method of improving energy resilience and energy security at the installation level. DoD will continue to use these contracts where they enhance DoD mission readiness, mission assurance, and ultimately DoD’s warfighting capability. As each of the Services develop their IEPs, these plans will identify energy resilience and energy security gaps at an installation. These plans will include the acquisition and funding strategy, which may include ESPCs/UESCs, to address these gaps. In addition, DoD is developing a measurement and verification (M&V) guidance and policy to ensure that the energy resilience and energy security objectives, and the guaranteed energy savings of performance-based contracts are realized.

Joint Base San Antonio recently awarded an ESPC for $142.7M, supporting energy security and resilience robustness, redundancy, responsiveness, recovery, and resourcefulness. At project completion in July 2021, this project will have

DoD continues to pursue ESPCs and UESCs when they are the best fit to improve energy resilience and energy security. DoD anticipates awarding an estimate of 16 performance contracts (ESPCs and UESCs) in FY19, with a value of over $733M.

installed 15.8MW of solar photovoltaics and combined heat and power (CHP) on DoD property, and enhanced energy security via microgrid systems integrating 20MW of on-site generation, backup generation assets, and battery energy storage (8 MW-hours) to keep the facility operational in the event of an outage of utilities. The ESPC will also upgrade HVAC energy management control systems, add HVAC thermal energy storage, install new lighting & controls, and improve building envelopes.

3. RENEWABLE ENERGY

FY18 Renewable Electricity Use:

5.9% of total electricity in FY18

TBD of total electricity in FY19 TBD of total electricity in FY20

DoD seeks to improve mission readiness and mission assurance and uses renewable energy in support of energy resilience solutions where appropriate. There is a legislative goal for DoD to produce or procure ≥ 25% of the total quantity of facility electricity DoD consumes within its facilities during FY 2025 and each fiscal year thereafter from renewable energy sources, as per Title 10, United States Code §2911(g)(1)(A) (NDAA 2007). In FY18, 15.8% of facility electricity consumption was produced and procured from renewable energy sources. DoD achieved its interim goal of ≥15% by FY 2018, as per Title 10, United States Code §2911(g)(2), and is well positioned to meet the ≥25% by FY 2025 goal.

Special contracting authorities, such as power purchase agreements (PPAs), are used to install and operate renewable energy projects on DoD installations. For example, a PPA at Vandenberg Air Force Base led to the installation of a 28.2 MW solar photovoltaic system on 129.1 acres, which became operational in FY 2018. All the energy will be used exclusively by the installation for the next 26 years. From January 2018 through the end of the fiscal year, the system generated almost 35.5 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of renewable energy, representing 38% of the installation’s electrical energy needs. In FY 2018, the Army also added 12.8 MW of renewable energy capacity through special contracting authorities (e.g., PPA, ESPC, UESC, and GSA area-wide contract), with a further 2.0 MW added through Departmental funding. The Department has also installed new renewable energy technologies at the building level.

For example, the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) included rooftop photovoltaic panels and 252 geothermal wells (ground source heat pump system) at its new Aviation Operations Center completed in January 2018, which are estimated to save 50% of the annual energy costs for the facility.

By the end FY 2018, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) Twentynine Palms provided 25 MW of cogeneration and photovoltaic capacity, which significantly increases mission security and produced 9.6% of MCAGCC’s energy from renewable sources. In addition, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar broke ground in 2017 on an installation-wide microgrid project that will provide 100% renewable and “islandable” energy distribution capable of supporting over 100 mission-critical facilities for three weeks. The system leverages natural gas, diesel, and landfill gas-fueled generators, battery storage, and photovoltaics to offset electricity purchases, reduce peak demand charges, and foster participation in utility demand-response programs. As part of this effort, MCAS Miramar also installed 3MW of new large-scale energy storage.

DoD strives to meet the statutory requirements of 7.5% renewable electricity consumption and 25% renewable energy production and procurement. The Department will continue to use its IEP process and the ERA tool to identify energy resilience and energy security gaps and solutions to these gaps which may include renewable energy as part of the solution. Renewable energy is implemented when it is identified as the best technology to address energy resilience and energy security gaps.

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