Vance_AFB_Facilities_Information_for_Industry_Day.pdf

As of 12 Dec 18

VANCE AFB (VAFB) INSTALLATION DATA

Vance AFB consists of:

• Land – 2,133 acres

• Facilities – 294

• Buildings – 128

• SF – 1,481,660 SF

• Outside Runway – 9,202 LF x 150 LF

• Center Runway – 9,202 LF x 150 LF

• Inside Runway – 5,024 LF x 150 LF

• Closed Cross Runways – 2 @ 2,400 LF each (not maintained)

• Overruns – 4,000 LF x 150 LF

• Paved Roads – 184,693 SY

• Unpaved Roads – 32,000 SY

• Parking Lots – 267,521 SY

• Driveways – 21,819 SY

• Taxiway – 207,942 SY

• Flight line Aprons, Pads, and Aircraft Wash Rack - 341,339 SY

Kegelman Auxiliary Airfield (AAF) consists of:

• Land – 1,054.5 acres

• Facilities – 34

• Buildings – 7

• SF – 11,093 SF

• Operational Runway – 7,846 LF x 150 LF

• Taxiway – 7,436 LF x 50 LF

• Overruns – 2,000 LF x 150 LF

• Aprons – 24,190 SY

• Paved Roads – 5,152 SY

• Unpaved Roads – 45,225 SY

• Parking Lots – 2,200 SY

• Driveways – 345 SY

Roofs – Low slope 30; Metal Roofs 126

Fencing (Boundary, Security & Interior):

Vance AFB – 91,288 LF

Kegelman AAF – 38,381 LF

Number of Buildings by Type Type of Construction

Location Permanent Semi-Permanent Temporary Total Vance AFB Buildings 118 10 0 128

SF 1,412,596 69,064 0 1,481,660

Kegelman Buildings 6 1 0 7

SF 9,374 1,719 0 11,093

Total Buildings 124 11 0 135

SF 1,421,970 70,783 0 1,492,753

Number of Buildings by Year of Construction Year of Construction

Location 1941-1965 1966-1994 1995-1999 2000-2018 Total Vance Buildings 29 71 7 21 128

SF 395,446 672,218 61,281 352,715 1,481,660

Kegelman Buildings 0 3 1 3 7

SF 1,982 1,719 7,392 11,093

Total Buildings 29 74 8 24 135

SF 395,446 674,200 63,000 360,107 1,492,753

Sample BUILDER Data

UNACCOMPANIED OFFICERS QUARTERS (UOQ)

• Buildings – (5) two-story, with 40 single furnished efficiency rooms (200 units) and 1 single common area laundry room per building built in 1986

• One additional building (36 rooms) built in 1972 will come on-line after renovation in FY22

• 109% turn-over per year

UNACCOMPANIED ENLISTED QUARTERS (UEQ)

• Buildings – (2) three-story built in 1956

• Each floor has common area kitchen, laundry room, and dayroom

• One game room, and 12 storage rooms

• Bldg 421 has 56 rooms: 8 suites, 46 single rooms, and 2 hospitality rooms

• Bldg 423 has 53 rooms: 8 suites, 42 single rooms, and 3 are hospitality rooms

FAMILY HOUSING – Privatized and NOT part of BOS contract

UTILITY SYSTEMS (Utilities are not privatized):

Vance:

• Electrical Primary (12,500 volts) & Secondary – 583,848 LF (Project under way putting all underground)

• Gas Mains – 41,288 LF

• Water Mains – 100,937 LF; Source is City of Enid; Approx. 77 water main valves/169 fire hydrants

• Above Ground Water Storage – 800,000 Gal (only using 500,000 Gal currently)

• Sanitary Sewer Mains – 60,782 LF

• Storm Water Drainage – 136,998 LF

Building Number

Building Name Building Area

UoM Category Code Year Built

Floors Building PRV M DI Building Condition

Index

B20 Exterior

Enclosure

B30 Roofing

C10 Interior Construction

C30 Interior Finishes

D20 Plumbing

D30

HVAC

D40 Fire Protection

D50 Electrical

00128 AIRCRAFT

MAINTENANCE

SHOPS

44513 SF 211152 1942 1 $8,891,713 75 58 37 15 66 77 84 74 49 83

00140 VANCE FIRE

STATION

18116 SF 130142 1968 1 $6,149,514 78 69 68 82 43 69 69 71 68 78

00141 HG MAINT 59227 SF 211111 1960 1 $19,050,146 70 74 79 68 84 75 79 71 80 62

00179 8TH AND 32ND

FLIGHT TRAINING

SQUADRONS

24081 SF 171211 1969 1 $8,576,362 80 54 72 83 52 35 0 19

00183 25TH AND 33RD

FLIGHT TRAINING

SQUADRON

25002 SF 171211 1967 1 $8,904,373 80 69 82 70 81 63 71 65 77 58

00195 MAINTENANCE

HANGAR

39468 SF 211111 1956 1 $11,835,732 70 79 65 49 79 66 86 82 79 84

00421 DORM AM PP/PCS-

STD

25666 SF 721312 1957 3 $8,455,290 82 84 74 91 82 79 86 91 87 88

00423 DORM AM PP/PCS-

STD

25726 SF 721312 1957 3 $8,475,056 82 77 52 93 75 64 66 92 92 78

00500 WING

HEADQUARTERS

45223 SF 610128 1989 2 $15,352,575 59 76 91 72 87 2 66 59 88 84

00641 OQ 18636 SF 724415 1986 2 $5,564,001 62 68 72 86 75 72 76 61 14 77

00642 OQ 18648 SF 724415 1986 2 $5,567,584 62 68 74 87 75 72 75 61 14 80

00643 OQ 18597 SF 724415 1986 2 $5,552,358 62 68 74 87 75 73 77 61 15 79

00644 OQ 18597 SF 724415 1986 2 $5,552,358 62 69 74 86 75 79 77 61 14 79

00645 OQ 18594 SF 724415 1986 2 $5,551,462 82 69 74 86 75 80 76 62 15 76

00672 FLT SIMLTR TNG 92139 SF 171212 1978 2 $38,719,465 80 77 83 69 82 88 87 52 90 78

Kegelman AAF:

• Electrical Secondary – 215 LF

• Water Mains – 2,018 LF; Source is City of Jet; 2 fire hydrants

• Sewage Septic Tank – 1,000 Gal

• Above Ground Water Storage – 5,000 Gal

• Storm Water Drainage – 4,520 LF

PLANT OPS: Thermal Storage system – 600,000 Gal above ground insulated water storage tank storing water chilled by two 460 ton A/C units at Bldg 672, Flight Simulator bldg providing cooling to 7 buildings through 6,700 LF of underground insulated piping.

AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM: 4 ea BAK-15 barriers, Outside Runway north & south ends installed in 1998 and Center Runway north & south ends installed in 1994.

GENERATORS:

Vance AFB Kegelman AAF

• Stationary – 37 (10-383 KW) • Stationary – 4 (50-80 KW)

• Mobile/Portable – 13 (3-300 KW)

LIGHTING SYSTEMS:

• Airfield Underground Primary – 147,003 LF

• Airfield In-ground Lights – 440 ea

• Airfield Signs – 104 panels, 39 signs, 208 lamps

• Airfield Lights – 3,977 ea

• Airfield Obstacle Lights – 160 ea

• Airfield Solar Obstacle Lights – 42

• LED Parking Lot – 178 on 140 poles, high lift req’d

• LED Street Lights – 253, high lift req’d

• Security Flood Lights – 267, high lift req’d

• Non-aircraft Canopy Lts – 73, high lift req’d

• Outdoor Flood Lights – 384, high lift req’d

• Indoor Lights >12 ft – 3,664, scissor lift

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM (EMCS):

• System Type: Honeywell EBI Direct Digital Control (DDC)

• Number of Facilities: 73

• Age: Front-end – 2 yrs, Field Equip - 16 years

• Number of points: Hardware – 5,405 Software – 7,153

• Manufacturer: Honeywell

• Data Links (fiber optic & cable): 82,963 LF

FIRE ALARMS SYSTEMS: Total of 110 facilities with fire alarm systems.

• Total of 129 Fire alarm systems

• Conventional – 26

• Intelligent – 70

• Hybrid (combo conventional & intelligent) - 20

• 110 facilities are monitored by the Monaco D-21 (Radio) system at the FD and Fac. 413 and 288

HEATING VENTILATION AIR CONDITING (HVAC): More than 100 facilities have HVACs system, a/c, furnaces, fans, air driers, air compressors, etc. Honeywell building automation systems, water treatment for all closed loops, heat and cooled. Refrigerant management has a total of approximately 415 items.

COOLING SYSTEMS Vance Kegelman Over 100 tons 12 0 26-100 26 0 5-25 39 4 Under 5 13 0

HEATING SYSTEMS Vance Kegelman Hot Water boilers 41 0 Furnace Unit, Space Unit 23 1 (propane) Natural Gas 68 0 Electric 29 0

COOLING TOWERS:

Facility # Type Size (Tons) Quantity 672 Marley with 2 cells 2 cells 500 tons each 1

FIRE SUPRESSION SYSTEMS: A total of 3 deluge fire alarm systems with 610,000 Gal of water storage, 2 High Expansion Foam, 3 dry pipe, 40 wet pipe sprinkler systems, clean agent systems, and others.

OIL/WATER SEPARATORS AND GRIT CHAMBERS/INTERCEPTORS: 14 units ranging in size from 196 gal to 1620 gal volume.

GREASE TANKS AND SEPTIC TANKS: 4 units ranging in size from 5 gal to 1600 gal all serviced as needed

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION:

• Arial photographs of Vance AFB and Kegelman AAF for the Common Installation Picture (CIP) are completed every 3 years with the last one was flown in 2018 and is in technical review currently

• Engineering Design and Construction Management in recent FYs has designed an average of 14 projects in-house ranging in cost from $20K to $7M and provided construction inspection of all those projects in addition to an average of 3 Planning Charrettes per year

• Vance AFB Fire Emergency Services (FES) consists of one fire station located adjacent to Base

Operations along the flightline. ARFF response vehicles enter directly onto the airfield and structural fire response vehicles enter onto Elam Road which runs north and south on the cantonment side of the base. The station has a full kitchen and individual sleeping quarters for firefighters. Additionally there is a training room, physical fitness room, and day room for staff use. The Emergency Communications Center (ECC) consists of Fire Alarm Communications Center (FACC) personnel co-located with Security Forces Squadron personnel in Bldg 314 with the Alternate FACC being in the Fire Station, Bldg 140

• Kegelman Auxiliary Airfield (AAF), a GSU of Vance AFB is located approximately 40 miles northwest of Enid, OK, travel time is approximately 45 minutes. The airfield is active from dawn to dusk for flying training, primarily T-6A touch-and-go’s. Kegelman AAF FES consists of one fire station with a small full kitchen and no sleeping facilities. Kegelman AAF is daytime use only; there is no airfield lighting and no aircraft arresting barriers. There are only seven (7) buildings on Kegelman AAF to include the Fire Station, NEXRAD Radar Tower with associated electrical vaults, a small aircraft shelter, a mowing equipment storage shed and two (2) RCSs. There are three (3) aboveground fuel tanks.

SPECIAL EVENTS CE SUPPORT: Average of 7 special events per year, to include for example, Adventure Race, Oklahoma State Regional Special Olympics, Breakfast/Lunch w/Santa, lighting of the base Christmas tree, and Wingman Day in addition to Wing/Group/Squadron changes of command, retirement ceremonies, and distinguished visitor (DV) visits. These events typically require support in the form of bleachers, chairs, flags, port-a-lets, signs and stage setup.