Attachment 2 - PWS - Crane and Hoist Certification and Maintenance.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

FOR

CRANE AND HOIST EQUIPMENT

INSPECTION, TESTING, MAINTENANCE,

AND REPAIR SERVICES

AT

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, NEVADA

1 MAY 2025

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION TITLE PAGE

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES 3

2.0 SERVICE DELIVERY SUMMARY 8

3.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY 9

AND SERVICES

4.0 QUALITY CONTROL AND ASSURANCE 9

5.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

6.0 APPENDIX A, CRANE AND HOIST LIST 11

1.0. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES.

1.1. The contractor shall provide all management, supplies, equipment, tools, labor, material, transportation, supervision and all other items necessary to perform annual crane and hoist inspections, operational testing, preventive maintenance, load testing, and hoist hook nondestructive inspection (NDI) services along with performing routine and/or emergency repair service calls for all cranes and hoist equipment listed on Appendix A, Crane and Hoist List, at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The Contractor shall perform services in compliance with the requirements of this Performance Work Statement (PWS) and contract.

1.2. GUIDANCE AND REGULATIONS. The Contractor shall perform services in compliance with, but not limited to, the following governing guidance and regulations:

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 1910.179, Overhead and Gantry

Cranes 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.179, Overhead and Gantry Cranes American National Standards Institute/American Standard of Mechanical Engineers

(ANSI/ASME) codes/standards:

• B30.2, Overhead and Gantry Cranes

• B30.10, Hooks

• B30.11, Monorail and Underhung Cranes

• B30.16, Overhead Hoists (Underhung)

• B30.17, Cranes and Monorails (With Underhung Trolley or Bridge) Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA) #70, Specifications for Top

Running Bridge and Gantry Type Multiple Grinder Electric Overhead Traveling Cranes CMAA #74, Specifications for Top Running and Under Running Single Grinder Electric

Traveling Cranes Utilizing Under Running Trolley Hoists Department of the Air Force Manual 91-203, Air Force Occupational, Safety, Fire and

Health Standards Manufacturers’ recommended guidance Local, state and federal laws and regulations

1.3. BASIC SERVICES. The Contractor shall perform annual crane and hoist inspections and operational testing services concurrently with load testing, hoist hook NDIs and preventive maintenance services in addition to performing routine and emergency repair service calls on all cranes and hoists listed on Appendix A. The Contractor shall perform all crane and hoist services annually at 12-month intervals and shall complete services no later than the last day of the respective month the previous annual crane and hoist services were completed. The Contractor shall provide the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) a written annual crane and hoist service report detailing all inspections items, operational testing, preventative maintenance, hoist hook NDI certification and load testing certification services completed on each crane and host listed on “Appendix A” per paragraph 1.8. The Contractor shall maintain service records of all crane and hoist annual services and repair service calls performed for the duration of the contract and provide copies to COR upon request.

1.4. ANNUAL INSPECTIONS AND OPERATIONAL TESTING.

1.4.1. The Contractor shall perform complete “periodic” inspections and operational testing annually at 12-month intervals on all cranes and hoists listed on Appendix A. The Contractor shall inspect and operationally test equipment in a manner to ensure it is operating within its full operational capability and in safe operating condition per governing references in paragraph 1.2.

The Contractor shall perform annual inspections and operational testing no later than the last day of the respective month the previous annual crane and hoist inspection and operational testing services were completed

1.4.2. The complete disassembly of the crane and hoist major components not designed to be removed or opened for the sole purpose of the inspection is not normally required. However, if the Contractor’s inspector performing the inspection finds evidence of damage or wear that constitutes a potential hazard or safety concern; further inspection to determine cause or to repair the system may be required and total disassembly or removal of major components may be necessary. The Contractor shall reference manufacturer’s instructions, where available, for additional guidance.

1.4.3. The Contractor shall provide a written report to the COR in accordance with paragraph 1.8 identifying all inspection items and operational testing completed, note any deficiencies, malfunctions and/or discrepancies identified and provide recommended repair resolutions on each crane and hoist listed on “Appendix A”. The Contractor shall provide to the COR a crane and hoist repair service cost estimate (quote) on all identified recommended repairs in accordance with paragraph 1.4.4.

1.4.4. RECOMMEND REPAIR SERVICE COST ESTMATE (QUOTE). The Contractor shall provide the COR a written cost estimate (quote) for all recommended repair services needed to bring crane and hoist back to serviceable and safe operational condition no later than two (2) business days after identification of the repair requirement. The cost estimate shall include a line-item cost breakout of labor and materials, cost estimate for any required load testing certification services, a description of the repair services and an estimated repair competition date.

The Contractor shall furnish repair parts specified by the manufacturer of equal and/or better quality. The Contractor shall execute repair services only after COR or designated Government representative provides written and/or verbal repair service approval. The Contract shall make diligent efforts to return the crane and hoist to full operational service at earliest feasible date to ensure equipment downtime is kept to the absolute minimum. After approved repair services are completed, the failed inspection and/or operational testing shall be re-performed at no additional cost to the Government.

1.5. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.

1.5.1. The Contractor shall perform crane and hoist preventative maintenance services annually at 12-month intervals on all cranes and hoists listed on “Appendix A”. The Contractor shall perform preventative maintenance services concurrently with the annual crane and hoist inspection and operational testing services and complete services no later than the last day of the respective month the previous preventive maintenance services were completed.

1.5.2. The Contractor shall perform preventative maintenance in accordance with manufacturer's recommended guidance and all other applicable governing guidance listed in paragraph 1.2. The Contractor shall provide all equipment, labor and materials to perform preventive maintenance services to include, but not limited to, oils, lubricants, grease, and man lift equipment. All required safety precautions shall be taken to include ensuring machinery is stationary with energy sources locked out while lubricants are applied.

1.5.3. The Contractor shall provide a written annual report to the COR of all preventative maintenance services completed on each crane and hoist listed on “Appendix A” in accordance with paragraph 1.8.

1.6. LOAD TESTING CERTIFICATION.

1.6.1. The Contractor shall perform load testing services annually at 12-month intervals on all crane and hoists listed on “Appendix A”. The Contractor shall perform load testing services concurrently with the annual crane and hoist inspection and operational testing services and complete services no later than the last day of the respective month the previous load testing services were completed.

1.6.2. The Contractor shall ensure all load testing services are completed in accordance with governing regulations using common commercial methods. The hoists shall be load tested at not less than 100 percent or more than 125 percent of the rated load capacity of the equipment, unless otherwise recommended by the manufacturer. The Contractor shall use certified test weights and shall also be responsible for providing the test weights for all load tests. The test weights utilized for load tests shall be tagged or adequately marked indicating total weight in pounds and owner or agency identification number. Reinforcing (rebar) steel or water filled containers shall “not” be used for test weight lift points.

1.6.3. The Contractor shall provide an annual written load testing certification report to the COR on each crane and hoist listed on “Appendix A” in accordance with paragraph 1.8.

1.6.4. LOAD TESTING FAILURE AND LOAD TESTING RECERTIFCATIONS. The Contractor shall verbally inform the COR and applicable building facility manager when a crane and hoist fails an annual load testing certification. The Contractor shall provide in writing to the COR the reason for load testing failure and provide a written cost estimate (quote) for recommended repairs and load testing recertification services in accordance with paragraph 1.4.4.

1.6.5. The Contractor shall also perform load testing recertification services on all crane and hoists after completing a repair service when load suspension parts are altered, replaced or repaired prior to returning crane and hoist to serviceable condition in accordance with the governing guidance and regulations listed in paragraph 1.2.

1.6.6. The Contractor shall provide the COR a written load testing recertification report for all load testing recertification services performed in accordance with paragraph 1.8.

1.7. HOIST HOOK NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION (NDI) CERTIFICATION.

1.7.1. The Contractor shall perform a dye penetrant, magnetic particle or other suitable NDI certification service annually at 12-month intervals on the hooks of all hoists listed on “Appendix A”. The Contractor shall perform NDI certification services concurrently with the annual crane and hoist inspection and operational testing services and complete services no later than the last day of the respective month the previous NDI certification services were completed.

1.7.2. NDI CERTIFCATION FAILURE. The Contractor shall verbally inform the COR and applicable building facility manager when a crane and hoist fails an annual NDI certification and provide the COR a written cost estimate (quote) for recommended repairs in accordance with paragraph 1.4.4.

1.8. ANNUAL SERVICE REPORTING AND CERTIFICATIONS.

1.8.1. The Contractor shall provide to COR a written annual crane and hoist service report detailing all inspections items, operational testing and preventative maintenance services completed along with load test certifications and NDI certifications on each crane and host listed on “Appendix A”. The annual service report shall include, but is not limited to, the following:

contract crane and hoist item number, building number, type of inspection performed (i.e., annual), service completion date; manufacturer, model number and serial number of each crane and each hoist, inspection items and operations tests completed and results, preventative maintenance completed, exact wire rope or chain load test with measurements, exact hoist hook opening measurements, load test proof load and rated load capacity, deficiencies, malfunctions and/or discrepancies identified and recommended repairs, company name and Contractor’s service technician’s name.

1.8.2. The Contractor shall provide to COR the written annual crane and hoist service reports to include load test certifications and NDI certifications within two (2) business days after the completion of annul services (or re-load test/NDI recertifications) for each crane and hoist listed on “Appendix A”.

1.8.3. Upon completion of annual crane and hoist services the Contractor shall affix an annual inspection certification sticker/tag to the electrical shut-off box providing the following information: company name, crane and hoist manufacturer name, model number and serial number, certification date, expiration date of certification, Contractor’s inspector name and type of inspection performed (i.e., annual).

1.9. REPAIR SERVICE CALLS.

1.9.1. LABOR RATES FOR REPAIR SERVICE CALLS. The Contractor’s labor rates for crane and hoist repair service calls per hour shall not exceed labor rates set by the Department of Labor and shall be provided to COR upon request.

1.9.2. ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY REPAIR SERVICE CALLS. The COR or designated representative will contact the Contractor with a request for an emergency or routine repair service call in the event a crane and/or hoist fails or malfunctions. Upon COR notification, the Contractor shall provide the COR a written cost estimate for the initial troubleshooting/repair service call for approval. The Contractor shall not execute any repair services until verbal or written approval is received by the COR or designated Government representative.

1.9.3. REPAIR SERVICE CALL EXECUTION. The Contractor shall respond to emergency repair service calls within four (4) hours and routine repair service calls within two (2) business days. The Contractor shall provide all personnel, tools and equipment on site necessary for crane and hoist repair service. The Contractor shall survey and troubleshoot the repair requirement and complete the repair service if no additional labor and/or materials are needed above approved initial cost estimate. If the Contractor is unable to complete needed repairs at no additional cost, the Contractor shall provide the COR a written cost estimate (quote) for the follow-on repair service labor and/or materials needed to bring crane and hoist back to serviceable and safe operational condition. The Contractor shall also provide a cost estimate for any required load testing recertification services required in accordance with paragraph 1.6.5. The Contractor shall breakout the repair service cost estimate by labor and materials costs and provide an estimated repair service competition date. The Contractor shall furnish repair parts specified by the manufacturer or of equal and/or better quality. The Contractor shall execute follow-on repair services only after COR or designated Government representative approval. The Contract shall make diligent efforts to return the crane and hoist to full operational service at earliest feasible date to ensure equipment downtime is kept to the absolute minimum.

1.9.4. REPAIR SERVICE REPORTS. The Contractor shall submit to COR a written crane and hoist repair service call report within one (1) business day after the repair service is completed.

The repair service report shall include the date and time of the repair service, the building number, description of the crane and/or hoist repaired, the repair services performed, company name and address and the name of the service technician who completed the repair services.

1.9.5. REPAIR SERVICE PAYMENT. Upon completion of a repair service, the Contractor shall submit billing invoice against applicable base/option year contract repair CLIN using the web-based DoD Procurement Intergraded Enterprise Environment (PIEE) system’s Wide Area Workflow module. At the discretion of the Government, payment may need to be made via Government Purchase Card (GPC) for repair services. The COR will notify the Contractor upon cost estimate approval if payment will be made via GPC vs contract repair CLIN. If the COR determines payment will be made via GPC, the Contractor shall send the invoice to the COR via email for Government credit card (GPC) payment processing upon repair service completion.

2.0. SERVICE DELIVERY SUMMARY.

Performance Objective Paragraph Performance Th h ld 1 Inspections. Perform complete “periodic” inspections and operational testing annually at 12-month intervals on all cranes and hoists listed on “Appendix A”.

1.1, 1.2, 1.3,

1.4 and Appendix A

Zero (0) Noncompliance (100% of the time)

2 Preventative Maintenance. Perform preventative maintenance services annually at 12-month intervals on all cranes and hoists listed on “Appendix A”.

1,1, 1.2, 1.3,

1.5 and Appendix A

Zero (0) Noncompliance (100% of the time)

3 Load Testing. Perform load testing services annually at 12-month intervals on all crane and hoists listed on “Appendix A”.

1.1, 1.2, 1.3,

1.6 and Appendix A

Zero (0) Noncompliance (100% of the time)

4 Nondestructive Inspections (NDI). Perform NDI certification services annually at 12-month intervals on the hooks of all hoists listed on “Appendix A”.

1.1, 1.2, 1.3,

1.7 and Appendix A

Zero (0) Noncompliance (100% of the time)

6 Annual Service Reports and Certifications. Provide to COR a written annual crane and hoist service report detailing all inspections items, operational testing and preventative maintenance services completed along with load test certifications and NDI certifications on each crane and host listed on “Appendix A”.

1.8. and Appendix A

Service reports and certifications submitted on time with required information 98% of the time

7 Routine Repair Service Calls. Respond to routine repair service calls within two (2) business days after COR notification.

1.9.3 Responded to routine

repair service calls on time 98% of the time.

8 Emergency Repair Service Calls. Respond to emergency crane and hoist repair service calls within four

(4) hours after COR notification.

1.9.3 Zero (0)

Noncompliance (100% of the time)

9 Repair Service Reports. submit to COR a written crane and hoist repair service call report within one (1) business day after the repair service is completed. The repair service report shall include the date and time of the repair service, the building number, description of the crane and/or hoist repaired, the repair services performed, company name and address and the name of the service technician who completed the repair services.

1.9.4 Repair service reports

submitted on time with required information 98% of the time.

3.0. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES. The Government will provide water and electricity at no cost to the Contractor. Public restrooms in the vicinity of the work site may be used by Contractor personnel. The Government will provide police and fire protection. In the event of a medical emergency, ambulance service for transporting an injured employee to local hospital is available at Contactor’s expense.

4.0. QUALITY CONTROL AND ASSURANCE.

4.1. QUALITY CONTROL. The Contractor shall develop, maintain, and implement a Quality Control Program to mitigate risks, prevent defective services from recurring and to ensure maintenance services are performed in accordance with all federal and state laws and regulations, local directives, and commercial practices, as well as those listed in Paragraph 1.2. At a minimum, the Contractor shall develop quality control procedures to address areas identified in Section 2.0., as well as designate a Quality Control Program Manager. The Quality Control Program Manager duties shall include overseeing the Quality Control Program to include notifying the COR of all customer complaints or servicing issues/problems. A copy of the Quality Control Program will be forwarded to the COR within ten (10) business days after contract award date.

4.2. QUALITY ASSURANCE. The Government will periodically evaluate the Contractor’s performance by appointing a COR to monitor performance to ensure services are received and performed in accordance with the PWS. The COR will evaluate the Contractor’s performance through periodic, on-site surveillances of the Contractor's performance and upon receipt of complaints from base customers. At the COR’s discretion, periodic surveillances may increase or decrease depending upon Contractor’s performance and/or customer complaints. Complaints shall be investigated by the COR after validation by the Contractor. The Contracting Officer will make final determination as to whether a service shall be re-accomplished at the Contractor’s expense.

5.0. GENERAL INFORMATION.

5.1. HOURS OF OPERATION.

5.1.1. WORK HOURS. The Contractor shall accomplish all work between the hours of 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM (7:00 AM to 3:00 PM for Area II), Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. The Contractor shall obtain prior approval form COR to execute any work outside of these designated work hours.

5.1.2. FEDERAL HOLIDAYS. The recognized federal holidays include New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran’s Days, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. If the federal holiday falls on Saturday, it is observed on Friday and if the federal holiday falls on a Sunday, it is observed on Monday.

5.2. WORK SCHEDULE. The Contractor shall provide a proposed service schedule to the COR for approval at a minimum of four (4) weeks prior to the execution of annual services. Any changes to approved schedule shall be coordinated with the COR at least 48 hours in advance of any work to be performed. Work scheduled, but not accomplished because of base closure due to weather, exercises or real-world events, will be accomplished as soon as possible after the base reopens.

5.3. WORKLOAD VARIATIONS. The government may add/delete crane and hoist equipment during the contract period at a mutually agreed upon price modification.

5.4. CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS. The Contractor’s employee(s) performing crane and hoist inspections, operational testing, load testing, hoist hook NDIs, preventative maintenance and/or repair services shall be a "Qualified Person”, or a journeyman mechanic working under the direct and physically present supervision of a "Qualified Person", as defined in AFMAN 91-203. As a minimum, and in the absence of a recognized degree in an applicable field, a "Qualified Person" shall have a current certificate of professional standing, such as an "Overhead Crane Inspector Certification" issued by a reputable and qualified inspector training agency, such as the Crane Institute of America, and an acceptable experience record of working on, repairing and maintaining cranes and hoists having characteristics equivalent to the range of cranes and hoists serviced at Nellis AFB for a period of not less than three (3) years.

Upon request, the Contractor shall provide to COR and/or Contracting Officer a copy of the certification or license for each employee performing any work on this contract.

5.5. SECURITY REQUIREMENTS.

5.5.1. MILITARY INSTALLATION BASE PASSES/BADGES. The Contractor is responsible to obtain base access pass/Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) badge as required for his/her employees and/or subcontractors to enter the Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) military installation prior to start of work. The contractor shall be responsible for all passes/badges issued to his/her employees and/or subcontractors under this contract. Base access pass/badge requests shall be coordinated through the COR. Nellis AFB Security Forces will conduct a background check on all Contractor employees requesting a base access pass/badge. Upon termination of employment, the Contractor shall be responsible for returning base passes/badges to Security Forces within 24 hours. Air Force installation base access requirements are contained in Air Force Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement “5352.242-9000, Contractor Access to Air Force Installations."

5.5.2. VEHICLES: All Contractor vehicles shall be required to have a company logo clearly displayed in the performance of this contract. Anticipate extended delays in getting commercial vehicles on base due to vehicle inspection requirements and allow time for commercial vehicles to reach their destination by driving designated routes at posted speed limits throughout the base.

Procedures for commercial vehicle access to the base are subject to change without prior notice.

Additional delays may be encountered in vehicles gaining access and leaving secured areas on Nellis AFB even with prior coordination (i.e., 57th Munitions Squadron in Area II).

5.6. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS. The Contractor is responsible for the disposal of all waste products generated. The Contractor shall comply with all federal environmental requirements and with the Resource and Recovery Act (RCRA) standards for handling and disposing of hydraulic oil as required. The Contactor shall not dispose of hazardous material or hazardous waste on Nellis AFB and shall comply with all federal, local, and state regulations, laws and procedures regarding disposal of wastes generated.

5.7. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS. The Contractor shall conform to the safety requirements contained in this contract for all activities related to the accomplishment of the work under this contract. The Contractor shall perform work in a safe manner as required by OSHA 2206 (29 CFR 1910), General Industry Safety and Health Standards. Additionally, the Contractor shall provide protection to Government property to prevent damage during the period the property is under the control or in possession of the Contractor.

5.8. CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL.

5.8.1. APPEARANCE AND CONDUCT. The Contractor shall ensure their employees present a neat appearance and be easily recognized as Contractor employees while on the military installation in conjunction with the execution of this contact. This shall be accomplished by wearing distinctive clothing bearing the company name or logo or by wearing appropriate badges with the company name and employee’s name in English that is visible at all times. Contractor personnel shall also comply with all base regulations and shall conduct themselves in a professional manner.

5.8.2. CONTRACT REPRESENTATIVE POINT OF CONTRACT. The Contractor shall provide the COR the names of a primary and alternate Contract representative to contact for all contractual matters to include their telephone numbers and email addresses.

5.8.3. The Contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the U.S. Government if employing that person would create a conflict of interest. Additionally, the Contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the Department of the Air Force, either military or civilian, unless such person seeks and receives approval according to DoD 5500.07-R, The Joint Ethics Regulation. Additionally, the Contractor shall not employ any person who is an employee of the Department of the Air Force if such employment would be contrary to the policies in AFI 64-106, Contractor Labor Relations Activities.

5.8.4. The Contractor is cautioned that off-duty active military personnel hired under this contract may be subject to permanent change of station, change in duty hours or deployment and military Reservists and National Guard members may be subject to recall to active duty. The abrupt absence of these personnel could adversely affect the Contractor's ability to perform; however, their absence at any time shall not constitute an excuse for nonperformance under this contract.

5.9. CONTINUATION OF ESSENTIAL DOD CONTRACTOR SERVICES DURING

CRISIS IAW DoDI 3020.37. Contractor services under this contract are mission-essential; thus, contractor services are required to be continued during crisis IAW DoDI 3020.37.

5.10. PUBLICATIONS. The Contractor’s compliance with all publications, regulations and operating instructions provided by the Government is required where the Contractor is authorized by the PWS to accomplish the work specified in the publication, regulation or operating instruction. The Contractor’s compliance is also required when the publication prescribes U.S.

Air Force policies use of materials, procedures and processes applicable to the PWS performance requirements. Additionally, the Contractor shall acquire and work from the latest version of all applicable governing publications.

6.0. APPENDIX A, CRANE AND HOIST LIST

APPENDIX A

CRANE AND HOIST LIST

ITEM # BLDG LOCATION DESCRIPTION

1 180 NORTH BAY (N1) TYPE: Monorail, Electric

TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SX20410020P15FANOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 10064369

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)/(M1) ADDRESS: 5505 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 180 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

2 180 NORTH BAY (N2) TYPE: Monorail, Electric TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SX20410020P15FANOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 10064368

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)/(M1) ADDRESS: 5505 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 180 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

3 180 SOUTH BAY (S1) TYPE: Monorail, Electric TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SX20410020P15FANOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 10064370

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)/(M1) ADDRESS: 5505 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 180 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

ITEM # BLDG LOCATION DESCRIPTION

4 180 SOUTH BAY (S2) TYPE: Monorail, Electric

TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SX20410020P15FANOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 10064367

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)/(M1) ADDRESS: 5505 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 180 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

5 191 TYPE: Monorail, Manual TOTAL CAPACITY: 1/2 Ton CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: CM

HOIST MODEL: Series 648

HOIST SERIAL#: STHA212KX

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Fuels Systems Shop ADDRESS: 5509 Tyndale Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

6 244 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Wazee HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: ACCO Material Handling Solutions

HOIST MODEL: C2W0D

HOIST SERIAL#: 532-20-13668

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 757th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS,)/Strike Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-15E) ADDRESS: 3899 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

7 257 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 7 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Kone HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Kone

HOIST MODEL: CXT50410080S56FELOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 11896213

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS)/Bolt Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-35) ADDRESS: 3991 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

8 257 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

ENGINE RM TOTAL CAPACITY: 7 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Kone HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Kone

HOIST MODEL: CXT50410080S56FELOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 11877522

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS)/Bolt Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-35) ADDRESS: 3991 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

9 259 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: American; CRANE MODEL: AME-10266 HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Detroit HOIST MODEL: Unknown

HOIST SERIAL#: 15815

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS)/Lightning Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-35) ADDRESS: 3992 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

10 259 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 7 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: American HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SX50410080P56FDLOS

HOIST SERIAL#: 10245872

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS)/Lightning Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-35) ADDRESS: 3992 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

11 260 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 1/2 Ton CRANE MANUFACTURER: Gorbel HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Harrington

HOIST MODEL: NER005L

HOIST SERIAL#: 066241

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Egress ADDRESS: 4021 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 260 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

12 270 HANGER TYPE: Monorail, Electric

EAST BAY TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: P&H

HOIST MODEL: LR-3

HOIST SERIAL#: R-18945

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS) ADDRESS: 4141 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

13 270 HANGER TYPE: Monorail, Electric WEST BAY TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: P&H

HOIST MODEL: LR-3

HOIST SERIAL#: R-18946

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS) ADDRESS: 4141 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

14 283 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway BAY 6 TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Walter Dankas HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Shaw-Box

HOIST MODEL: 80L02014D16

HOIST SERIAL#: 15204841

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57 MXG/Weapons Standardization Shop (WSS) **C&H Managed by 57 MUNS ADDRESS: 4267 Tyndall Ave

**AIRFIELD CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

15 297 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: ACCO Material Handling Solutions

HOIST MODEL: C1W01

HOIST SERIAL#: 531-23-03762

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 857 Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS)/Tomahawk Aircraft Mx Unit (AMU) (F-16C/D) ADDRESS: 6250 Fitzgerald Blvd

16 415 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Cleveland TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: P&H

HOIST MODEL: 1J-873-003

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: 61220

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Mx Group (MXG)/Electronic Warfare Shop (EWS) ADDRESS: 4150 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 415 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

17 421 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: UB-1-24

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: 164390BU1

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 53rd Wing/Electronic Warfare Program (Combat Shield) ADDRESS: 4145 Griffiss Ave

**BLDG 421 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

18 442 TYPE: Monorail, Electric CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 1/2 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Yale HOIST MODEL: Unknown

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: KELD5016

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 57th Mx Group (MXG)/(M1) Armament Shop ADDRESS: 4110 Tyndall Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 442

19 442 TYPE: Monorail, Electric CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Yale

HOIST MODEL: KELC0208

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: KELD2889TK

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 57th Mx Group (MXG)/(M1) Armament Shop ADDRESS: 4110 Tyndall Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 442

20 449 TYPE: Monorail, Electric

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: CM

HOIST MODEL: 12

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: NL5268XB

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 57th Aircraft Mx Sq (AMXS)/F-35 AME Storage ADDRESS: 4023 Tyndall Ave

**BLDG 449 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

21 450 TYPE: Monorail, Electric CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: CM

HOIST MODEL: 12

HOIST SERIAL#: SN: NL5267XB

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 57th Mx Group (MXG)/Armament Legacy AME Storage ADDRESS: 4123 Tyndall Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 450

22 586 NORTH BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Budgit

HOIST MODEL: 8303

HOIST SERIAL#: 1187

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 372nd Training Squadron (DET 13) ADDRESS: 4360 Carswell Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 586

23 586 SOUTH BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 3 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Budgit

HOIST MODEL: 11587-26

HOIST SERIAL#: 218705

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 372nd Training Squadron (DET 13) ADDRESS: 4360 Carswell Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 586

24 808 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 10 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Demag

HOIST MODEL: EKDH52H12KN14-1

HOIST SERIAL#: 901291

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 99th Civil Engineering Squadron (CES)/Pavements/Equipment Shop ADDRESS: 6029 Depot Rd

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 808

25 832 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Detroit HOIST MODEL: Unknown

HOIST SERIAL#: 150372

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 99th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS)/Vehicle Management Flight ADDRESS: 4685 Ellsworth Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 832

26 854 TYPE: Monorail, Manual CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown TOTAL CAPACITY: 1 Ton HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Chester HOIST MODEL: Zephyr

HOIST SERIAL#: C-455-1/2

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain Unit: 99th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS)/Veh Mgmt Flight (VMF) (Refueling Mx) ADDRESS: 4780 Wurtsmith Ave

**BLDG 854 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

27 858 EAST BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

BRIDGE-1 TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons (2.5-Tons Main Hoist; 2.5-Tons Aux Hoist) CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown MAIN & AUX HOIST HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main and Aux Hoist

HOIST MANUFACTURER: Detroit HOIST MODEL: Unknown MAIN HOIST-1 HOIST-1 SERIAL#: 143760 (Main)

HOIST-1 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Main) AUX HOIST-2 HOIST-2 SERIAL#: 143761 (Aux)

HOIST-2 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Aux) LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Propulsion Flight ADDRESS: 4910 Wurtsmith Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 858

28 858 EAST BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway BRIDGE-2 TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons (2.5-Tons Main Hoist; 2.5-Tons Aux Hoist)

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown MAIN & AUX HOIST HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main and Aux Hoist

HOIST MANUFACTURER: Detroit HOIST MODEL: Unknown MAIN HOIST-1 HOIST-1 SERIAL#: 2858 (Main)

HOIST-1 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Main) AUX HOIST-2 HOIST-2 SERIAL#: 2857 (Aux)

HOIST-2 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Aux) LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Propulsion Flight ADDRESS: 4910 Wurtsmith Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 858

29 858 WEST BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway BRIDGE-1 TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons (2.5-Tons Main Hoist; 2.5-Tons Aux Hoist)

CRANE MANUFACTURER: HOJ Innovations MAIN & AUX HOIST HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main and Aux Hoist

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SB-2.5-2

MAIN HOIST-1 HOIST-1 SERIAL#: 159810VH4 (Main)

HOIST-1 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Main) AUX HOIST-2 HOIST-2 SERIAL#: 159810VH1 (Aux)

HOIST-2 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Aux) LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Propulsion Flight ADDRESS: 4910 Wurtsmith Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 858

30 858 WEST BAY TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

BRIDGE-2 TOTAL CAPACITY: 5 Tons (2.5-Tons Main Hoist; 2.5-Tons Aux Hoist) CRANE MANUFACTURER: HOJ Innovations MAIN & AUX HOIST HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main Hoist and Aux Hoist

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: SB-2.5-2

MAIN HOIST-1 HOIST-1 SERIAL#: 159810VH2 (Main)

HOIST-1 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Main) AUX HOIST-2 HOIST-2 SERIAL#: 159810VH3 (Aux)

HOIST-2 CAPACITY: 2.5-Tons (Aux) LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57 Mx Group (MXG)/Propulsion Flight ADDRESS: 4910 Wurtsmith Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 858

31 861 TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Spanco Cranes TOTAL CAPACITY: 2 Tons HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Harrington

HOIST MODEL: NER020L

HOIST SERIAL#: NER1A-610-243147

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain UNIT: 355th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS) ADDRESS: 4912 Wurtsmith Ave

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 861

32 2336 HYDRANT FUEL TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway PUMP HOUSE CAPACITY: 1 Ton (SE Airfield Runway) CRANE MANUFACTURER: Carpenter Crane & Hoist

HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Chester HOIST MODEL: Zephyr

HOIST SN: ZLG-7736

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain UNIT: 99 LRS/Hydrant Fuel Pump House (Southeast Side Runway) **C&H Managed by 99th CES/Water & Fuels Sys Mx (WFSM) ADDRESS: 6401 Lightning Road

CONTRACTOR ESCORT "NOT" REQUIRED IN BLDG 2336

33 10425 BAY-1 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown CAPACITY: 3-Tons (**Hoist Derated to 1.5 Tons Max Capacity) HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: DC-3-21

HOIST SERIAL#: 166207C01

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8545 Minot Ave

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

34 10425 BAY-2 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown CAPACITY: 3-Tons (**Hoist Derated to 1.5 Tons Max Capacity) HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

HOIST MODEL: DC-3-21

HOIST SERIAL#: 166207C02

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope Unit: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8545 Minot Ave

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

35 10432 BAY 1 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 1 Ton CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Yale

HOIST MODEL: Y80L02020S28

HOIST SN: 5629852

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8812 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

36 10432 BAY 2 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 1 Ton CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Yale

HOIST MODEL: Y80L02020S28

HOIST SN: 5629853

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8812 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

37 10432 BAY 3 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CAPACITY: 5 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Yale

HOIST MODEL: GM184

HOIST SN: 05H03605

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8812 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

38 10432 BAY 4 - 5 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Pacific Crane & Hoist; CRANE SN: 20X660 HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: ACCO Material Handling Solutions

HOIST MODEL: C1W02

HOIST SN: 531-23-06495

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8812 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

39 10439 BAY-1 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: AAA Hoist HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Coffing

HOIST MODEL: WR-3

HOIST SN: WR3B104MD

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8821 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

40 10439 BAY-2 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: AAA Hoist HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Coffing

HOIST MODEL: WR-3

HOIST SN: WR3B105MD

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8821 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

41 10439 BAY-3 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: AAA Hoist HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Coffing

HOIST MODEL: WR-3

HOIST SN: WR3B106MD

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8821 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

42 10440 (AREA II) TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway CAPACITY: 2 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: ACCO Material Handling Solutions HOIST MODEL: Wright Speedway

HOIST SN: 531-23-06419

LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 57th Munitions Squadron (MUNS) ADDRESS: 8825 First St

**57 MUNS CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

43 61664 HANGER TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway WEST BAY CAPACITY: 5 Tons Max Rated** (5-Tons Main Hoist; 1-Ton Aux Hoist) BRIDGE-2 **5 Tons Max Rated Total Capacity when using both Main & Aux Hoists

CRANE MANUFACTURER: Unknown MAIN & AUX HOIST HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main and Aux Hoist

HOIST MANUFACTURER: R&M

MAIN HOIST-1 HOIST-1 MODEL: DD-5-29 (Main)

HOIST-1 SERIAL#: 1674509301 (Main) HOIST-1 CAPACITY: 5-Tons** (Main) AUX HOIST-2 HOIST-2 MODEL: DB-1-24 (Aux)

HOIST-2 SERIAL#: 1674499301 (Aux) HOIST-2 CAPACITY: 1-Ton** (Aux) LIFTING MEDIUM: Wire Rope UNIT: 355th Aircraft Mx Squadron (AMXS) ADDRESS: 5153 Ellsworth Ave

45 Cranes & 50 Hoists (45 Main & 5 Aux Hoists = 50 Hoists) at 28 Facilities

44 61696 SIMULATOR TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway

CAPACITY: 3 Tons CRANE MANUFACTURER: American

CRANE MODEL: TRSG

CRANE SN: 35882

HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Chester

HOIST MODEL: ELM-0300S

HOIST SN: ELM-4277

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain UNIT: 355 Wing (Det 1)/Combat Rescue Helicopter (CRH) Simulator ADDRESS: 5171 Ellsworth Ave *Requires Extended Reach Forklift to move load testing weights into facility due to restrictive door access size (no vehicle trailer access into facility)

**BLDG 61696 CONTROLLED AREA CONTRACTOR ESCORT REQUIRED

45 62120 HYDRANT FUEL TYPE: Bridge Crane w/ Runway PUMP HOUSE CAPACITY: 1 Ton (NW Airfield Runway) CRANE MANUFACTURER: Lift Equipment

CRANE MODEL#: 2850

HOIST CONFIGURATION: Main HOIST MANUFACTURER: Wright HOIST MODEL: Unknown

HOIST SN: AG-10876

LIFTING MEDIUM: Chain UNIT: 99 LRS/Hydrant Fuel Pump House (Northwest Side Runway) **C&H Managed by 99th CES/Water & Fuels Sys Mx (WFSM) ADDRESS: 6126 Depot Rd