Attachment 8 - Estimated Workload Updated.xlsx

This is an estimated workload document for laundry and dry-cleaning services at Fort Hood, Texas. The attachment outlines annual quantities for three primary service categories: laundry linen items, specialty items, dry cleaning services, and sleeping systems for TRADOC installations. The laundry linen category represents the largest volume, with approximately 110,215 annual units including wool blankets (25,000), bed sheets (46,000), pillows (26,000), pillowcases (8,000), mattress pads (5,200), bedspreads, and mattress covers. Specialty items include hot pads, towels, garrison cook uniforms (white overcoats and black trousers), food handler aprons, table linens (napkins, cloths, and skirts), and all clothing for deceased military personnel. Sleeping systems for TRADOC installations include sleeping bags, bivy covers, patrol bags, and stuff sacks, each estimated at one unit annually.

Dry cleaning services consist of chaplain vestments (albs, robes, chasubles, ministers' napkins, and ascots), pall slipcovers, altar dressings, ceremonial uniforms limited to military funerals and presidential inaugurations (Class A coats, pants, shirts, ascots with unit emblems, and white gloves), and ceremonial items such as draperies, flags, organizational colors, organizational streamers, and bunting. The dry cleaning subtotal is 17 units annually. The total estimated workload across all service categories is 110,232 units per year. The contractor must operate and manage laundry distribution and collection points, maintain inventory control, ensure linens are thoroughly cleaned and properly folded, and meet specific cleanliness and condition standards in accordance with Army regulations AR 210-130 and AR 710-4.