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APPENDIX A4

CIVIL ENGINEERING (CE)

1.0 PURPOSE.

1.1. The Contractor’s CE function provides custodial responsibility and maintenance of the Range structures (real property and non-real property), associated equipment, roads, and grounds to minimize deterioration of facilities necessary for Test and Training missions, or support thereof.

1.2. The Contractor’s CE function provides for new construction and modifications of existing structures as identified in approved self-help projects.

2.0 GENERAL.

2.1. Files for all real property, real property installed equipment and typical plans, layouts, and related drawings are available from 96th Civil Engineering Group (96 CEG).

2.2. The 96 CEG is responsible for repair and maintenance of all real property. The facilities, including real property, listed in table A4-1 through A4-4 are maintained by the Contractor. The historical Contractor ground maintenance workload is approximately 5,700 man hours and varies by season.

2.3. The 96 CEG may authorize an organization to perform repairs and minor construction of real property under the self-help program. The anticipated self-help projected annual workload is approximately 125 projects ranging in cost from $2,500 to $150,000 per project. Total annual cost ranges from $400,000 to $800,000, including material and Contractor labor. The historical tasking skill requirements identified in TRD B5 Table B5-1 include self-help requirements.

2.4. At the AVSF & LGTF at Wright-Patterson AFB no building maintenance is required.

When emergency service is required, the contractor may submit request.

3.0 CAPABILITIES.

3.1. The Contractor shall provide area custodians for each area of jurisdiction (e.g., facility, TS, TA).

3.1.1. The Contractor shall provide over site and management of all issues associated with real property and self help maintenance including but not limited to, managing databases, editing and providing information as required to Government real property databases, attending meetings, providing labor and materials estimates, database prioritizations and interfacing with all required internal and external customers.

3.1.2. Identify and initiate maintenance and repair projects required to maintain the assigned facilities and equipment. This includes grass cutting and other grounds maintenance at the assigned facilities off Eglin main base.

3.1.3. Initiate routine, urgent, and emergency service calls.

3.1.4. Perform other custodial responsibilities IAW AFPAM 32-1004 Volume 3.

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3.2. The Contractor shall provide skilled labor to perform self-help projects, including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC). Self-help projects include:

1. General maintenance repair of real property and temporary buildings.

2. New construction.

3. Remodeling interior and exterior of buildings.

4. Concrete construction.

5. Roof repair and replacement.

6. Flooring repair and installation.

7. Plumbing repair and installation.

8. HVAC repair and installation.

3.3. The Contractor shall maintain range structures and associated equipment listed in Tables A4-1 through A4-4 of this appendix of facilities necessary for Test and Training missions, or support thereof. This maintenance includes:

3.3.1. Real Property, including buildings, water wells, pavements, storm drains, security fences, electrical distribution systems, and sewerage.

1. Perform minor maintenance of foundations, walls, ceilings, and structural and roof framing.

2. Repair or replace broken floor coverings, windows, doors, blinds, and built-in items.

3. Repair roofing, flashing, and related items to prevent leakage.

4. Repair of water closets and urinals.

5. Repair and replace sinks, lavatories, showers, and interior lines as needed; and repair water heater leaks and defective parts when feasible.

6. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated building service lines, valves, fittings, and related components.

7. Repair and/or replace damaged or deteriorated water mains and building service lines, including outside faucets and valves.

8. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated septic tanks and drain field tile.

9. Repair or replace all installed electrical facilities from the entrance head of the buildings through the outlet receptacles.

10. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated interior wiring and fixtures such as outlets, switches, heating and cooling controls, etc.

11. Repair or replace floodlights and security lights.

12. Test the grounding, and connection bonding of ground systems and lightning protection systems.

13. Repair all exterior electrical systems, both primary and secondary.

14. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated transmission lines, transformers, cutouts, poles, attaching components, and guy wires.

15. Repair or replace exterior outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, lamps, switch boxes, distribution panels, and grounds.

16. Repair damaged or deteriorated wells.

17. Repair and/or replace damaged or deteriorated pumps and related components.

18. Service and maintain chlorine solution and feed- injection equipment. Maintain pump operating log data.

19. Repair security fences as necessary.

3.3.2. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems.

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1. Service and repair or replace defective, worn, or missing components of installed equipment.

2. Install new systems as called for by the contracting officer (CO).

3. Seasonal Start-up and Shut-down service.

4. Air conditioning units/systems and vent fans.

5. Service and repair or replace defective, worn, or missing components.

6. Replace complete units as called for by the CO.

3.3.3. Generators. Maintain and operate generators listed in Table A4-3 IAW the equipment manufacturers' manuals and AFI 32-1063, Electric Power Systems.

3.3.4. Towers.

1. Annually inspect all towers and guys for structural soundness and corrosion; inspect tower and guy lightning protection and grounding systems

2. Replace tower anti-collision lamps and bore sight lights as required. Faulty lights on approximately 50 towers are replaced annually.

3. Re-true and/or re-guy all towers.

4. Install, align and replace microwave antennas and reflectors as necessary throughout the range complex.

5. Erect towers up to 200 feet at range sites.

6. Repair or replace damaged or deteriorated water service lines, valves, fittings, faucets, and related components.

7. Repair or replace wiring and distribution components from the service entrance point on the tower to the final service point, as well as receptacle, switches, lighting fixtures, lamps, switch boxes, distribution panels, and grounds.

3.4. The Contractor shall maintain and repair roads at TS D-3.

3.5. The Contractor shall maintain a 30-foot wildfire fuel break around all assigned buildings.

3.6. The Contractor shall provide electric meter readings for off-base sites not serviced by the Eglin distribution system for validation of electrical billing. The Contractor shall provide Gulf Power Electric Company employees unescorted access to TS A-5 to perform electric power meter readings.

3.7. The Contractor shall construct, modify, and repair real property (other than that listed in Tables A4-1through A4-4) and associated equipment under the self-help program as approved by 96 CEG. This maintenance includes efforts similar to those in 3.2, 3.3, and 3.4.

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Table A4-1

REAL PROPERTY

FACILITY

NUMBER

LOCATION FACILITY QUANTITY

OR SIZE

9950* TS D-3 Facility Maintenance Workshop 1,581 SF 9951 TS D-3 Building, Storage 40 SF 9952* TS D-3 Maintenance/Project 1,269 SF 9953 TS D-3 Electronics Research Radar Pad 1 Ea 9954 TS D-3 Electronics Research Radar Pad 1 Ea 9955 TS D-3 Storage/Pump Diesel 48 SF 9958 TS D-3 Antenna Support Structure 230 Ft 9960* TS D-3 Radar Building/Main Office 15,375 SF 9963 TS D-3 Electrical Power Gen Plant 1,276 SF 9965 TS D-3 Traffic Check House 100 SF 9967 TS D-3 Building, Water Supply 87 SF 9967 TS D-3 Water Well 43 TD 9970* TS D-3 Microwave Building 3,890 SF 9973 TS D-3 Supply Storage 454 SF 9975 TS D-3 Frequency Control Analysis 629 SF 9977 TS D-3 Radar Bore sight Building 154 SF 9978 TS D-3 Antenna Support Structure (Radar Bore sight

Tower) 105 Ft

9980* TS D-3 Telemetry Instrumentation Building 3,890 SF 9982 TS D-3 Carpenter Shop/Cylinder Storage 760 SF 9985 TS D-3 CORTS Tower 69 Ft 9986 TS D-3 CORTS Tower 62 Ft 9987 TS D-3 CORTS Tower 45 Ft 61001 TS D-3 Water Distribution Mains 3,020 LF 61007 TS D-3 Missile Radar Station 1 Ea 61009 TS D-3 Pad, Helicopter 2,845 SY TS D-3 Pavements 36,617 SY 61028 TS D-3 Storm Drainage Disp 1,153 LF 61029 TS D-3 Fence, Security 7,535 LF TS D-3 Electrical Distribution Overhead/Underground 20,975 LF 61071 TS D-3 Sewage Septic Tank (4 Ea) 6 TD 61095 TS D-3 Sanitary Sewage Mains 1,080 LF 430 Climatic Lab Test Assembly Building 11,481 SF 438 Climatic Lab Boiler House 3,012 SF 440* Climatic Lab Main Complex 136,064 SF 441 Climatic Lab Pump House and Storage 6,050 SF N/A Climatic Lab Electrical Substation (Uncovered) 450 Climatic Lab Salt Test Chamber 1,318 SF 466 Climatic Lab Brine Pump House 640 SF 486 Climatic Lab Test Support Building 4,080 SF

* Equipped with central heating systems CG Coast Guard SF Square Feet Ea Each SY Square Yard FT Feet TD Thousands of gallons per Day LF Linear Feet TS Test Site

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Table A4-2

HVAC

TS BUILDING NUMBER/

DESIGNATION

CAPACITY TONS

D-3 9950 5

D-3 9952 5

D-3 9960 80

D-3 9970 15

D-3 9980 40

Main Base 440* (24 Units) 100 (2 each) 25 (3 each) 10 (2 each) 5 (7 each) 2 (1 each) 1 (9 each)

Other Sites and Areas

Non Real Property HVAC 1/2 – 10 (Approximately 250)

* See Appendix E-1 for Test Chamber Refrigeration and Heating Systems.

HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning TS Test Site

Table A4-3

POWER GENERATORS

FACILITY # LOCATION QUANTITY KW RATING

440 Main Base 1 115

8352 TS A-3 1 150

9401 TS D1C 1 (Tyndall Microwave) 10

9963 TS D-3 1 500

9963 TS D-3 1 350

12724 TS A-20 1 350

9285 TS A-13A 1 30

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Table A4-4

CONTRACTOR MAINTAINED TOWERS

TYPE BUILDING OR

EQUIPMENT NUMBER

LOCATION HEIGHT

(FEET)

Bore sight Guyed

9269 TS A-11A 120

Guyed 12733 TS A-20 110 Guyed ROHN 65 9491 TS C-10 110 Guyed ROHN 65 9978 TS D-3 105 Microwave Guyed

81 Building 44

3.7.1. 179

Guyed 79 Building 44

3.7.2. 141

Self-support 49 Building 44

3.7.3. 180

Guyed 1035 Field #1 150 Guyed 3068 Field #3 141 Self-support 8355 TS A-3 142 Self-support 9205 TS A-10 141 Self-support

3.7.4. 12734

TS A-20

3.7.5. 260 Guyed 9423 TS B-1 150 Guyed 5106 TS B-4B 150 Guyed 8773 TS C-1 101 Guyed 8967 TS D-1B (Navy Mines) 280 Guyed 9402 TS D-1C (Tyndall) 265 Self-supporting 9988 TS D-3 240 Miscellaneous Self-supporting

302 Building 380 Communications Tower

Self-supporting 5210, 5211 TS B-4A TM Tower (2 each) 50 Self-supporting 5110, 5111, 5112 TS B-4B TM Tower (3 each) 65 Self-supporting 8958 TA C-62, 50 Self-supporting 8755 TA C-62, Flank 50 Guyed 8772 TA C-52A 300 Self-supporting 9975 TS D-3 FCA 72 Self-supporting 9987 TS D-3 TM 45 Self-supporting 9986 TS D-3 TM 52 Self-supporting 9985 TS D-3 TM 62 Multi-object Tracking and Control System (MTACS) Guyed

B# 07504 Building 22 100

Guyed B# 95623 TA B-70/B-135 148 Guyed B# 95622 TA B-70/B-120A 148 Guyed B# 95624 TA B-70/B-140 148 Guyed B# 95621 TA B-70/B-141 148 Guyed B# 97079 TA B-75/B-134 148 Guyed B# 98071 TA C-52/C-101 100 Guyed B# 98068 TA C-52/C-123 100

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Guyed B# 98065 TA C-52/C-131 100 Guyed B# 98053 TA C-72/C-134 100 Guyed B# 98056 TA C-72/C-135 100 Guyed B# 98059 TA C-72/C-133 100 Guyed B# 98062 TA C-72/C-132 100 Self-supporting B# 78649 TA C-7 Antenna 100 Self-supporting E-356 TA C-72/C-139 Video Tracker 34 Self-supporting E-357 TA C-72/C-140 Video Tracker 18 Self-supporting E-358 TA C-72/C-141 Video Tracker 34 Timing Tower Guyed

B#115786 Building 129 90

Guyed B#41336 TA A-73 ESTF 120 Guyed B#41337 TA A-73 ESTF 120 Guyed B#41338 TA A-73 ESTF 120 Guyed B#41339 TA A-73 ESTF 120 JFTT Self-supporting 9426 Site D (B-109A)Metts 150 ft CRC1/East M/W Tower guyed

A-20 98 ft

CRC1/West M/W Tower guyed

A-20 98 ft

Field 6 Comm Guyed B#116141 B-108 60 ft Self-supporting 116374 A6 60 ft Comm B-75 guyed 122400 B-75 Control 80 ft Comm B-75 guyed 122401 B-75 Control 60 ft

ESTF Electronic Systems Test Facility FCA Frequency Control and Analysis KW Kilowatts SADS Simulated Air Defense Systems TA Test Area TM Telemetry TS Test Site WEST Weapons Effectiveness Simulated Threat

Table A4-5

ESTIMATED WORKLOAD DISTRIBUTION FOR SELF-HELP PROJECTS

CIVIL ENGINEERING SKILL APPROXIMATE WORKLOAD (MAN-YEARS)

Carpentry 4 Electrical 1 Plumbing 1

HVAC 1

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3.9 At the AVSF and LGTF at Wright-Patterson AFB the contractor shall keep the AVSF grounds, Bldg 1661-A-Bay, Bldg 22B, Bldg 191, Range 2 & 3, Bldg 100, and Bldg 71B, and LGTF 31 and 32 South Bays, free of trash & debris, presentable, safe, and accessible by emergency and service vehicles.

3.10 The contractor shall maintain and operate the vehicles identified in Table A4-6 in accordance with requirements established in TRD A3. Co-utilization of vehicles from and to other Contractor operated and maintained facilities is an acceptable means for satisfying vehicle shortages due to surge support requirements. Suitable substitute for vehicle type is acceptable.

Table A4-6

B180 TRUCK, MULTISTOP, 1 TON, 4X2 2

B211 TRK 1/2T4X4 4600-5799GVW 1

B222 TRK 3/4T CREW CAB 4X4 PU 1

B265 TRK S/P 4X2 10000 GVW 1

C157 TRK MAINT TEL-UT 4X2 1

C260 TRUCK, TP MAINT, 4X4 1

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