1-_PWS_Part_4_of_4.pdf

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF GBAFAF AND BMGR

FA4887-19-F-0000

e

4. Government Furnished Facilities.

BLDG # FUNCTION UNIT OF MEASURE

GB2 Tank, Diesel Fuel Storage 8,000 gal 3 Flag Pole N/A 4 Monument/Memorial N/A 12 Tennis Court 20,628 14 Vehicle Operations/Biological Monitors 1,628 16 Vehicle Maintenance 3,838 18 RMO Curation/Archives 5,925 19 Shed, storage 440 22 RMO Archives 13,752 24 Refueling Station 1,400 28 Fuels Operations 192 40 EOD Operations 2,128 41 Fire Department Emergency Treatment/Deployments 1,920 43 Vehicle Parking Shelter 3346 SY 45 Plant, Water 2,407 46 Tank, Water Storage (Ground Non-RO) 100,000 gal 49 Tennis Court 150 Lift Station, Sewage 25 220 Main Gate 100 269 Secondary Distribution Line, Underground 316 LF 273 Fire Hydrants 43 EA 275 Sanitary Sewage Mains 34,422 lf 278 Secondary Distribution Lines, Overhead 4,901 LF 279 Storm Drain, Disposal 9,447 LF 280 Lagoons, Sewage 150 KG 281 Water Distribution Mains 31,603 LF 282 Exterior Area Lighting 64 EA 283 Exterior Area Lighting 64 EA 284 Lights, Obstruction 1 EA 287 Primary Distribution Line, Overhead 18,895 LF 288 Primary Distribution Line, Underground 11,505 LF 289 Lights, Airfield 10 EA 295 Cathodic Protection System 3 EA 296 Secondary Distribution Line, Underground 1,210 LF 300 Security Operations 1,500 313 Well, Water (#4) 314 Fire Station 11,984 315 Shed, Generator 432 316 Tower, Communications 336 317 Tower, Aircraft Control 288 318 Lift Station, Sewage 319 Deployments 1,920 321 Deployments

324 Base Operations, Weather, and Transient Alert 2,448 326 National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) 7,816 327 Loading Platform 75 330 Tank, Jet Fuel (JP-8) Storage 60,000 gal 500 Aircraft Arresting System & Shed 501 Aircraft Arresting System & Shed 502 Runway Overruns 503 Aircraft Arresting System & Shed 504 Aircraft Arresting System & Shed 530 Sidewalks 535 Fences 540 Roads 541 Curbs & Gutters 545 Vehicle Parking 545 1000 Sewage Lift Station 1001 Antenna Tower & Support Building & 800 LF Fence 1016 Multi-cube 381 1017 Earthen Covered Magazine (ECM) 2,080 1019 Earthen Covered Magazine (ECM) 2,080 1021 Earthen Covered Magazine (ECM) 2,080 1030 Weapons Buildup/Teardown Pad 5,000 1050 Runway 141,666 SY 1251 Wind Direction Indicator 1252 Lights, Taxiway 1,450 LF 1450 Taxiway 2,361 SY 1550 Aircraft Parking Apron 31,111 SY 1551 Aircraft Parking Apron 46,667 SY 1600 Aircraft Engine Run-up Pad 5,250 SY 1601 Aircraft Engine Run-up Pad 5,250 SY 2003 Pavements & Grounds Shop 1,071 2004 Range Maintenance Shop 1,000 2005 Shed 500 2006 Warehouse 960 2007 Structures Shop 2,800 2008 Contract Operations 8,000 2009 Warehouse 1,200 2010 Antenna 2011 Ramada 2015 Lift Station, Sewage 2078 Warehouse 2,940 2079 CE Craft Shop 960 2099 Wash Rack, Vehicle 1,113 2358 Temporary Quarters VOQ 4,728 2360 ESM/Contract Quarters 3,176 3000 Aircraft Hanger 9,656 3038 Loading Platform 744

3096 USAF COR Office 1,601 3105 Vehicle Maintenance Shop 1,200 3108 Vehicle Maintenance Shop 1,740 3111 Vehicle Maintenance Shop 11,548 3196 Communications Telephone Exchange 500 3300 Trailer Court Parking 3301 Fam Camp 3302 Fam Camp 3304 Lift Station, Sewage 3305 Tank, Water Storage (Ground RO) 32,500 gal 3306 Water Plant, Reverse Osmosis 864 3307 Lift Station, Sewage 3310 Warehouse, Chemical, Storage 1,200 3350 Tank, Water Storage, Elevated 56,000 gal 4251 Marquee 4257 Fam Camp 4300 Temporary Quarters 24,054 4301 Temporary Quarters Ramada 576 6000 Target Yard 999 SY 4300A Academy Building 1,200 SF 9000 Small Arms Range 11000 Security fence 915 LF 11001 Utility Vault 94 11002 Utility Vault 94 12000 Boundary Fence 40,000 LF 31000 Water Supply Mains 18,480

ASSIGNED GENERATORS

Account Function FAC # kW

Rating Peak kW Demand

Phase Voltage Make/NSN Serial No. Model No.

Yr.

MFG.

Age

Hrs

Total Hrs

Fuel Type

Tank Cap

Run Time (Hrs)

Start Type

RPIE

STORAGE

22 100 41.7 3 120/208 ONAN F100132656 DSGAB-4886266 2010 7 52.7 306.4 D 340 35 AUTO

RPIE

WATER

PLANT

45 125 43.18 3 277/480 ONAN I860841871 125.0 DVD-6D 1986 31 16 876.6 D 250 72 MANUAL

RPIE

SECURIT

Y 300 15 14.96 3 120/240 ONAN D160943328 GD02-1613606 2016 1 32.3 32.3 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE WELL #4 313 125 107.61 3 277/480 ONAN I860841870 125.0 DVD-6D 1986 31 15 495.6 D 250 40 MANUAL

RPIE

FIRE

DEPT.

314 30 5.75 3 120/208 ONAN I860841676 30.0 DL6-15R 1986 31 16 720.5 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE TOWER 315 60 19.28 3 120/208 ONAN B890212184 60.0 DGCB-L 1987 30 50.5 1000.9 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE

RANGE

OPS

324 60 19.57 3 120/208 ONAN G900332249 60.0 DGCB-L 1990 27 21.7 1011.2 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE

STORAGE

326 155 31.09 3 120/208

ALLIS

CHALMERS

14-04587 DES-200 1987 30 15.1 2060.9 D 5000 72 AUTO

RPIE

BEACON

TOWER

1001 12 4.31 3 120/208 ONAN C890218718 12.0 DJC-4R 1989 28 12.2 1005 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE RANGE 1 1020 80 24 1 120/240 ONAN E890237959 80.0 DGDA-L 1989 28 16 1572 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE

ECC/TOS

S 2008 30 8.63 3 120/208 ONAN J870932831 30.0 DL6-15R 1987 30 43 1223.5 D 250 72 AUTO

RPIE RANGE 2 2020 60 16.8 1 120/240 ONAN H870917506 60.0 DGCB-L 1987 30 19.1 668.2 D 250 72 MANUAL RPIE RANGE 3 3020 60 16.56 1 120/240 ONAN B890211801 60.0 DGCB-L 1989 28 12 794.8 D 250 72 AUTO RPIE TELEX 3196 60 21.59 1 120/240 ONAN G150856648 DSFAD-1516293 2015 2 12 16 D 250 72 MANUAL RPIE RANGE 4 4020 60 18.72 1 120/240 CAT E5A02756 D60-8S 2015 2 13.6 17.9 D 250 72 AUTO

EAID

DISASTE

R RSPNS

E1/2079 4 3.6 1 120/240 ONAN A920441880 4CCKFE 1992 25 41 600 G 5 10 MANUAL

EAID S/LIFT E2/1000 15 6.04 3 120/208

6115-01-274-

FZ 58265 MEP-804A 2000 17 8.1 657 D 15 8 MANUAL

EAID S/LIFT E3/2015 15 10.07 3 120/208

6115-01-274-

FZ 57767 MEP-804A 1997 20 10.2 387.5 D 15 8 MANUAL

EAID S/LIFT E6/150 30 30 3 120/208

6115-01-118-

KZO 8217 MEP-005A 1986 31 11.1 655 D 26 8 MANUAL

EAID S/LIFT E7/3304 30 30 3 120/208

6115-01-461-

HX39599 MEP-805B 2010 7 10.4 60.2 D 26 8 MANUAL

EAID MSA E8/1016 30 30 3 120/208

6115-01-118-

KZO 8742 MEP-005A 1986 31 126.4 1978.1 D 26 8 MANUAL

INSTALLATION CODE – NURD

51 Radome Tower Bldg. 2,116 SF 86 Communications Facility on N. Childs 1,655 SF 103 Primary Distribution Line, Overhear 83,846 LF 1000 Range one 1005 Range 1 (R1), Ground Shack 1,480 1010 R1, Main Tower 138 1015 R1, Flank Tower 225 1020 R1, Generator 1025 R1, Security Fence 40 1030 r1, Diesel, Storage Tank 9 BL 1035 R1, Helicopter Pad 277 SY 1040 R1, Water Storage Tank 10KG 1050 R1, Roads 2000 Range Two 2005 Range 2 (R2), Ground Shack 1,520 2010 R2, Main Tower 138 2015 R2, Flank tower 160 2020 R2, Generator 2025 R2, Fence 40 LF 2030 R2, Diesel Storage Tank 20 BL 2035 R2, Helicopter Pad 277 SY 2045 R2, Water Storage Tank 10 KG 2050 R2, Roads 3000 Range Three 3005 Range 3 (R3), Ground Shack 1520 3010 R3, Main Tower 138 3015 R3, Flank Tower 160 3020 R3, Generator 3025 R3, Fence 40 LF 3030 R3, Diesel Storage Tank 9 BL 3035 R3, Helicopter Pad 277 SY 3045 R3, Water Storage Tank 10 KG 3050 R3, Roads 4000 Range Four 4005 Range 4 (R4), Ground Shack 1,520 4010 R4, Main Tower 138 4015 R4, Flank Tower 225 4020 R4, Generator 4025 R4, Fence 2,040 LF 4030 R4, Diesel, Storage Tank 9 BL 4035 R4, Helicopter Pad 277 4040 R4, Water Storage Tank 10 KG 4050 R4, Roads 4090 R4, Monuments/Memorials

6005 Roads 6006 Roads 7009 Roads

5. All Government Furnished Equipment (EAID) is identified as an attachment to the contract, FA 4887-20-R-000X, IAW Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement except for the AGE equipment.

5.1. The following is a list of AGE equipment assigned to Luke and on loan to GBAFAF. Contractor shall perform and record all inspections by date and report all discrepancies to 56EMS/MXMC (telephone number 8-6-7763) for action. Luke AFB shall perform all required maintenance including parts and tires. Luke AFB personnel will rotate equipment periodically with coordination through the contractor.

Air Condition Unit, C-10 Nitrogen Cart, Self-Generating Axle Jack Nitrogen Cart, 8-Bottle (EPU Only) Battery Cart Oil Cart Bomb Trailer, MHU-141 Power Unit, M32A-60 Bomb lift, MJ-1 Stand, B-1 Bomb lift, MJ-4 Stand, B-4 Floodlight Stand, C-1 Floodlight Tow bar, MD-1 Floodlight Tow bar, MD-1 Floodlight Tripod Jack Hi Pack Tripod Jack Hydraulic Cart Tripod Jack Hydraulic Mule Wheel Dolly Low Pack Wheel Dolly Missile Trailer, MHU-141

6. All Government Furnished Equipment (Non-EAID), except Temporary Quarters equipment/furnishings, is identified in an attachment to the contract, FA 4887-20-R-000X, IAW Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement including Land Mobile Radios (LMRs).

6.1. Lodging furnishings. Items below are not listed on a CA-CRL but are considered government furnished equipment/furnishings.

NSN Noun On-Hand

Qty Unit Price Total Cost 4110DSREFRIG0 Scotsman Ice Machine 1 $3,935.00 $3,935.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Queen Headboard 54 $180.00 $9,720.00

7210DSMATTRE1

Queen Mattress & Box Spring 54 $465.00 $25,110.00

7105DSHOUSFUR Coverlets 59 $111.50 $6,578.50 7105DSHOUSFUR Bed Skirts 54 $155.00 $8,370.00

7105DSDRESSE0 6 Drawer Dresser 8 $687.00 $5,496.00 7105DSDRESSE0 3 Drawer Chest 54 $463.00 $25,002.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Night Stands 108 $202.00 $21,816.00 6240DSELECLAM Night Stand Lamps 108 $75.00 $8,100.00 7105DSDESK001 Desk 54 $257.00 $13,878.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Desk Chair 54 $213.09 $11,506.86 6240DSELECLAM Desk Lamp 54 $65.00 $3,510.00 7105DSHOUSFUR DVD Platforms 54 $74.00 $3,996.00 7125DSMODHUTC Modular Hutch 54 $214.00 $11,556.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Modular Desk Ledge 54 $257.00 $13,878.00 7320DSMICRO01 Microwave 55 $103.88 $5,713.40 7730DSDVD0001 DVD Players 56 $45.00 $2,520.00

7730DSTELEVI3 32" TV LCD 56 $583.00 $32,648.00

7105DSHOUSFUR Full Length Mirror 54 $173.00 $9,342.00

7105DSHOUSFUR

Round Drop Leaf Dining Table 8 $763.00 $6,104.00

7105DSDESK001 Bench 8 $258.50 $2,068.00 7105DSCHAIRUP Side Chair 16 $148.13 $2,370.08 7105DSHOUSFUR Stationary Side Panels 54 $217.46 $11,742.84 7105DSHOUSFUR Cornice Board 54 $213.95 $11,553.30 7230DSROLLERS Roller Shade 54 $259.05 $13,988.70 5340DSHARDWRC Window Hardware 108 $12.00 $1,296.00 7105DSPICTURE Artwork, Ocotillo 8 $219.35 $1,754.80 7105DSPICTURE Artwork, Sonora 54 $249.75 $13,486.50 7105DSPICTURE Artwork, Wooden Shoe 54 $249.75 $13,486.50

5340DSHARDWRC

Artwork Security Hardware 116 $2.75 $319.00

7105DSCHAIRUP Lounge Chair 8 $381.57 $3,052.56 7220DSCARPET1 Carpet 1166 $22.18 $25,861.88 7220DSCARPET1 Carpet Base 108 $16.96 $1,831.68 7195DSALARMCL Alarm Clocks 54 $12.00 $648.00 7195DSBLOWDRY Blow Dryer 58 $15.00 $870.00 7195DSIRON001 Iron 60 $17.72 $1,063.20 7195DSIRONBO1 Ironing Board 58 $18.29 $1,060.82 4140DSAIRCIRC Fan 56 $9.10 $509.60 7310DSCOFFEE1 Coffee Pot 8 $20.00 $160.00 7195DSLUGGAGE Luggage Rack 54 $36.50 $1,971.00 7110DSCHAIR02 Stacking Chairs 50 $15.00 $750.00

7105DSSOFA000

Sofa-Fabric: Legion Color:

Mahogany-Multi

CW553805 1 $839.73 $839.73

7105DSHOUSFUR End Table 1 $60.00 $60.00

7105DSHOUSFUR

Fabric Errol Color:

05/Mahogany 2 $320.93 $641.86

7105DSHOUSFUR Booth Table 1 $100.00 $100.00 7110DSCHAIR02 Desk chairs 3 $50.00 $150.00 7105DSHOUSFUR TV Stand 1 $20.00 $20.00

7730DSTELEVI3 TV 1 $150.00 $150.00

6240DSELECLAM Lamps 2 $25.00 $50.00 7125DSCABINET Metal Cabinet 1 $80.00 $80.00 7320DSMICRO01 Microwave 1 $80.00 $80.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Microwave Table 1 $40.00 $40.00 4110DSREFRIG0 Refrigerator 1 $100.00 $100.00 4110DSREFRIG0 Ice Machine (Kitchen) 2 $2,557.00 $5,114.00 7110DSCHAIR02 Chair, Stacking 49 $5.00 $245.00 7105DSSOFA000 Sofa Leather 7' 2 $1,644.56 $3,289.12 7105DSHOUSFUR Coffee Table, Grand 72x40 1 $705.15 $705.15 7105DSHOUSFUR Coffee Table, Southwest 1 $470.36 $470.36 7105DSHOUSFUR End Table, Southwest 1 $329.27 $329.27

7105DSHOUSFUR

Sofa Table, Southwest 51x18 2 $470.36 $940.72

7105DSCHAIRUP Console, Southwest 58x18 1 $665.80 $665.80 7105DSCHAIRUP Lounge Chair, Southwest 3 $468.09 $1,404.27 7105DSCHAIRUP Lounge Chair, Eggplant 2 $232.80 $465.60

7105DSSOFA000

Sofa, 3 Piece Sec W/Wedge 1 $2,703.29 $2,703.29

7105DSHOUSFUR

End Table, Iron Slate 24x24 1 $316.47 $316.47

7105DSPICTURE Wall Art 5 $127.00 $635.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Artificial Tree 2 $470.44 $940.88 7105DSHOUSFUR Wall Hanging, Iron 2 $252.35 $504.70 7105DSHOUSFUR Center Piece, Large 1 $626.51 $626.51 7105DSHOUSFUR Large Plate W/Stand 1 $226.50 $226.50 6240DSELECLAM Lamp, Table Iron 2 $220.00 $440.00 6240DSELECLAM Lamp, Floor 1 $424.00 $424.00 7105DSHOUSFUR Valance 54x24 6 $630.00 $3,780.00 7230DSBLINDVE Vertical Blinds 52x118 6 $258.76 $1,552.56 7105DSDESK001 Desk 1 $387.05 $387.05 7105DSDESK001 Reception Desk 1 $2,500.00 $2,500.00 7110DSCHAIR02 Office Chair 1 $150.00 $150.00 7730DSTELEVI3 Plasma TV 55" 1 $2,594.69 $2,594.69 5340DSHARDWRC Wall Bracket For TV 1 $116.05 $116.05

7105DSHOUSFUR

Pub Table W/6 Chairs, Southwest 2 $1,278.82 $2,557.64

7105DSPICTURE Artwork 14 $52.95 $741.30 4110DSREFRIG0 Refrigerator 1 $150.00 $150.00 4110DSREFRIG0 Deep Freezer 1 $100.00 $100.00 7230DSDRAPERI Draperies 16 $244.03 $3,904.48 7105DSHOUSFUR Cornice 16 $222.90 $3,566.40 7105DSHOUSFUR Bedspreads, Queen 8 $99.90 $799.20 7105DSHOUSFUR Queen Bed Frame 8 $49.98 $399.84

7105DSHOUSFUR

Queen Headboard-Monte Carlo Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 8 $155.56 $1,244.48

7105DSDRESSE0

6 Drawer Dresser-Monte Carlo Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 8 $481.10 $3,848.80

7105DSHOUSFUR

Vertical Mirror-Monte Carlo Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 8 $147.54 $1,180.32

7105DSHOUSFUR

Nightstand-Monte Carlo Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 16 $229.39 $3,670.24

7105DSHOUSFUR

72" Oval Dining Table- Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 4 $451.10 $1,804.40

7105DSCHAIRUP

Dining Chair-Fabric:

Crypton-Errol 05/Mahogany 16 $120.12 $1,921.92

7105DSDESK001

Desk-Monte Carlo-Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 4 $267.82 $1,071.28

7110DSCHAIR02 Desk Chair, Mah 4 $20.00 $80.00

7105DSDRESSE0

3 Drawer Armoire-Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 4 $780.09 $3,120.36

7105DSCHAIRUP

Chair- Fabric: Legion Color: Mahogany Multi

CW553805 8 $473.51 $3,788.08

7105DSHOUSFUR

Cocktail Table-Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 4 $165.18 $660.72

7105DSHOUSFUR

End Table-Finish Mahogany Lamitex 1460 8 $165.18 $1,321.44

6240DSELECLAM

Table Lamp (Bedroom)

TL-1351 16 $60.65 $970.40

6240DSELECLAM

Table Lamp (Living Room)

TL-1483 8 $80.24 $641.92

6240DSELECLAM

Floor Lamp (Living Room)

FL-3784 4 $79.31 $317.24

6240DSELECLAM Desk Lamp TL-1845 4 $65.31 $261.24 7105DSPICTURE Artwork 20 $52.95 $1,059.00 7105DSHOUSFUR 7' Fiscus Tree 4 $190.06 $760.24 7105DSHOUSFUR 6' Fiscus Tree 4 $109.15 $436.60 7105DSHOUSFUR Floral Arrangement 4 $175.00 $700.00 7730DSTELEVI3 Television 12 $300.00 $3,600.00

7730DSVCR0002 VCR 4 $100.00 $400.00

7105DSHOUSFUR Blow Dryer W/Night Light 4 $33.72 $134.88 7105DSHOUSFUR Iron 4 $17.16 $68.64 7105DSHOUSFUR Ironing Board 4 $18.29 $73.16

7105DSHOUSFUR

General Electric Clock Radio 8 $6.67 $53.36

7105DSHOUSFUR Luggage Rack 8 $36.50 $292.00

7320DSMICRO01

Whirlpool Microwave 0.7 Cu Ft Capacity 700 Watts 4 $84.00 $336.00

7320DSTOASTER Toaster 4 $50.00 $200.00 4110DSREFRIG0 Refrigerator 4 $400.00 $1,600.00 7320DSDISHWA2 Dishwasher 4 $100.00 $400.00 7310DSSTOVE00 Stove 4 $125.00 $500.00

7210DSMATTRE1

Queen Sealy Posturepedic Mattress 8 $330.00 $2,640.00

7320DSKITEQUI Waste Baskets 12 $16.98 $203.76 7320DSKITEQUI Ice Buckets 4 $16.44 $65.76 7350DSTABLEWA Corelle Dinnerware 4 $46.73 $186.92 7310DSCOFFEE1 Coffee Makers 4 $20.71 $82.84 7330DSKITHAND Pots & Pans 4 $53.58 $214.32 7330DSKITHAND Cutting Boards 4 $8.67 $34.68

7350DSTABLEWA

Oneida Stainless Utencils (4 sets) 4 $96.07 $384.28

7330DSKITHAND Pizza Cutter 4 $6.00 $24.00

7330DSKITHAND

Kitchen/Cooking Utensils (4 Sets) 4 $50.00 $200.00

TOTAL 3710 $41,218.00 $425,234.94

7. Government Leased Equipment. N/A

8. Acronyms/Abbreviations and Definitions

A Annually AA Anti-Aircraft AAA Anti-Aircraft Artillery AAS Aircraft Arresting Systems ACC Air Combat Command ACES-FD/RM Automated Civil Engineering System-Fire Department/Resource Management ACFT Aircraft ACM Asbestos Containing Material ACO Administrative Contracting Officer ADEQ Arizona Department of Environmental Quality ADMIN Administration ADOSH Arizona Department of Occupational Safety and Health ADOT Arizona Department of Transportation ADPE Automated Data Processing Equipment ADWS Automated Data Weather Command AETC Air Education and Training Command AF Air Force AFAF Air Force Auxiliary Field AFB Air Force Base AFCC Air Force Communications Command AFCCR Air Force Communications Command Regulation AFCEC Air Force Civil Engineer Center AFFF Aqueous Film Forming Foam AFI Air Force Instruction AFIT Air Force Institute of Technology AFIMS Air Force Incident Command System AFM Airfield Manager AFJMAN Air Force Joint Manual AFMAN Air Force Manual AFMS Air Force Manpower Standard AFOSH Air Force Occupational Safety and Health AFOSI Air Force Office of Special Investigations AFPAM Air Force Pamphlet AFPD Air Force Policy Directive AFSC Air Force Specialty Code AFTO Air Force Technical Order AFVA Air Force Visual Aid AGE Aerospace Ground Equipment AGL Above Ground Level AHAS Avian Hazard Avoidance System AHJ Authority Having Jurisdiction AICUZ Airfield Installation Compatibility Use Zone AIR EVAC Air Evacuation ALS Advance Life Support AMS Alternate Method of Surveillance AOB Airfield Operations Board

APC Armored Personnel Carrier API American Petroleum Institute APPROX Approximately ARFF Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting ARO Air & Range Operations ARS Arizona Revised Statute AS Allowance Standards ASAP As Soon As Possible ASM Air Space Management ASMS Air Space Management Scheduling ASSY Assembly AST Above Ground Storage Tank ATC Air Traffic Control ATCALS Air Traffic Control and Land Systems ATIS Airport Traffic Information Service AWN Automated Weather Network AWS Air Weather Service AWSR Air Weather Service Regulation AWWA American Water Works Association AZ Arizona AZARNG Arizona Army National Guard BCE Base Civil Engineer BASH Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazards BAT Blood Alcohol Test BDU Bomb, Dummy Unit B&K Commercial General Purpose and Military Design Vehicle Bldg. Building BLM Bureau of Land Management BMGR East Barry M. Goldwater Range East BOI Base Operating Instruction BPA Blanket Purchase Authority BWW Basic Weather Watch CA Civilian Authorization CA/CRL Custodian Authorization/Custody Receipt Listing CAS Close Air Support CATM Combat Arms Training and Maintenance CATS Computer Automated Transportation System CATV Cable Television CC Commander CDC Career Development Course CDL Commercial Driver’s License CDR Contract Discrepancy Report CE Civil Engineering CFR Code of Federal Regulations CIRVIS Communications Instructions Reporting Vital Intelligence Sightings C&L Commercial Special Purpose and Military Special Purpose

CL Commercial Lodging CNA Certificate of Non-Availability CO Contracting Officer COB Close of Business COMEDS Continental Meteorological Dissemination System COMM Communication(s) CON OPS Concept of Operations for Fire Prevention and Consequence Management COPARS Contractor-Operated Parts Store COR Contracting Officer Representative CPNWR Cabeza Preita National Wildlife Refuge CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CS Communications Squadron CSC Customer Service Center CSCSC Communications Squadron Customer Support Center CSP Chief of Security Police CTK Consolidated Too Kit CK Check CU Cubic CU FT Cubic Feet CWA Clean Water Act CYL Cylinder D Daily DACS Day After Contract Start DBASI Digital Barometer Altimeter Setting Indicator DBIDS Defense Biometric Identification System DBL Double DBMS Director of Base Medical Services DCG Disaster Control Group DCID Director Central Intelligence Directive DCTA Dictachron Time Announcer DDESB DOD Explosive Safety Board DD Form Department of Defense Form DEPT Department DET Detachment DIFM Due in For Maintenance DISPO Disposition DO Director of Operations DO Dissolved Oxygen DOD Department of Defense DOD FLIP Department of Defense Flight Information Publication DODI Department of Defense Instruction DOL Department of Labor DOT Department of Transportation DPS Department of Public Service DRF Disaster Response Force DRMO Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office

DS Destination DSN Digital Switched Network (also call AUTOVON) EAID Equipment Authorized In-Use Details ECC Emergency Communications Center ECM Earth Covered Magazine ELT Emergency Locator Transponder EMR Emergency Medical responder EMT Emergency Medical Technician EMT-B Emergency Medical Technician-Basic EO Each Occurrence EOD Explosive Ordnance Disposal EODP Explosive Ordnance Disposal Paramedic EPA Environmental Protection Agency EPU Emergency Power Unit ESA Endangered Species Act ESBI Educational Subject Block Index ETA Estimated Time of Arrival ETAC East Tactical Range EXT Extension FAA Federal Aviation Administration FAAH FAA Handbook FACC Fire Alarm Communications Center FAD Force Activity Designator Fam Camp Family Campground FAR Federal Ai Regulation FES Fire Emergency Services FESAP Fire Emergency Services Assessment Plan FESCRE Fire Emergency Services Credentialing FLIP Flight Information Publication FM Frequency Modulation FMH Federal Meteorological Handbook FOD Foreign Object Damage FOE Follow-on Element FOIA Freedom of Information Act FPCON Force Protection Condition FPO Fire Protection Officer FSD Fire Safety Deficiency FW Fighter Wing FWD Forward GAL Gallon GALV Galvanized GBAFAF Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field G.E. General Electric GFAC Ground Forward Air Control GFE Government Furnished Equipment GFP Government Furnished Property

GMT Greenwich Mean Time GOCESS Government Operated CE Supply Store GP General Purpose GPS Global Position System GSA General Services Administration HATR Hazardous Air Traffic Report HAMAT Hazardous Materials HE High Explosives HEI High Explosive Incendiary HHQ Higher Headquarters HQ AETC Headquarters Air Education Training Command HRS Hours HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning IAW In Accordance With IBRS Intra-Base Radio System IC Intercom ICSF Installation Chief Security Forces IDS Intrusion Detection System IFC Installation Fire Chief IFE In-Flight Emergency IFMS Interagency Fleet Management System IFR Instrument Flight Rules IFSTA International fire Safety Training Association IG Inspector General INFOCON Information Condition INT Interior IP initial Point IQL Indifference Quality Level IRE Initial Response Element IRSSS Improved Remote Strafe Scoring System ISA Inter-Service Support Agreement ISC Installation Security Council JA Judge Advocate JAAWIN Joint Army Air Force Weather Information Network JAG Judge Advocate General JANAP Joint Army, Navy, Air Force Publication JMGT Joint Modular Ground Target JO Job Order JOAP Joint Oil Analysis Program KG Kilogram KVA Kilovolt Ampere KW Kilowatt LAFB Luke Air Force Base LAFBI Luke Air Force Base Instruction LAN Local Area Network LED Law Enforcement Desk

LLRW Low Level Radioactive Waste LM Local Manufacture LMR Land Mobile radio LOX Liquid Oxygen LRA Local Reproduction Authorized LSD Lysergic Acid Diethylamide LTI Limited Technical inspection LTS Lodging Touch System M Monthly MAA Mutual Aid Agreements MAG Magnetic MAINT Maintenance MAJCOM Major Command MAN Manual MC&A Maintenance Control and Analysis MCAS Marine Corps Air Station MCI Multi Command Instructions MCL Maximum Containment Levels MCSO Maricopa County Sheriff Office MDAS Material Determined As Safety MEL Mission Essential Level METAR Aviation Routing Weather Report MFGR Manufacturer MG Milligram MG/L Milligrams per Liter M/HRS Man-Hours MHZ Megahertz MICAP Mission Capable MICT Management Internal Control Toolset MIJI Meaconing, Intrusion, Jamming and Interference MIL-HDBK Military Handbook MILS Miliradians MIN Minimum MIS Management Information System MK Mark MM Minor Maintenance MM Millimeter MO Month MOCC Maintenance Operations Control Center MOGAS Refers to all Grades of Automotive Gasoline MOS Manual Observing System MOU Memorandum of Understanding MPPEH Mater Potentially Presenting an Explosive Hazard MRR Machine Readable records MSA Munitions Storage Area MSDS Material Safety Data Sheet

MSL Mean Sea Level MTMR Military Traffic Management Regulation MTN Mountain NA Non-Availability Number N/A Not Applicable NAF Non-Appropriated Fund NAFFMB Non-Appropriated Fund Financial Management Board NAFI Non-Appropriated Fund Instrumentality NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization NAVAID Navigation Aid NCDC National Climatic Data Center NCO Non-Commissioned Officer NCOIC Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge NEC National Electrical Code NEPA National Environmental Protection Agency NEW Net Explosive Weight NFIRS National Fire Incident Reporting System NFPA National Fire Protection Association NGA National Geospatial Intelligence Agency NLT Not Later Than NOTAM Notice to Airmen NOV Notice of Violations NPDES National pollution Discharge Elimination System NREMT National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians NSN National Stock Number NTAC North Tactical Range NW Northwest NWD Nuclear Weapons Delivery Nuke Nuclear OD Olive Drab OI Operating Instructions OJT On-the-Job Training OLVIMS On-Line Vehicle Integrated Management System O & M Operations & Maintenance OPlan Operations Plan OPR Office of Primary Responsibility OPS Operations ORM Operational Risk Management OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSI see AFOSI OTR One-Time Repair PAPI Precision Approach Path Indicator PARA Paragraph PCN Product Control Number PCP Phencyclidine PCSO Pima County Sheriff Office

PDO Publications Distribution Office PH A Measure of Acidity PII Personally Identifiable Information PM Preventive Maintenance PMEL Precision Measuring Equipment Laboratory PMI Preventive Maintenance Inspection POB Personnel on Board POC Point of Contact POL Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants POU Point of Use PPE Personal Protective Equipment PPM Parts Per Million PPR Prior Permission Required PRS Performance Requirements Summary PSI Pounds per Square Inch PSP Pierced Steel Planking P/U Pick Up PVC Polyvinylchloride PWS Performance Work Statement Q Quarterly QASP Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan QC Quality Control, Quality Controller QCI Quality Control Inspection QRC Quick Reaction Checklist QRTLY Quarterly RAC Risk Assessment Code RAM Random Antiterrorism Measure RCC Resource Control Center RCO Range Control Officer RCRA Resource Conservation Recovery Act RCS Reports Control Specialist RCS Reports Control System REF Reference REMS Registered Equipment Management System REP Representative RESP Responsibility RLO Range Liaison Officer RMCP Range Munition Consolidation Point RMO Range Management Office RO Reverse Osmosis ROCC Range Operations Control Center ROI Report of Investigation RPEC Resource Protection Executive Committee RPR/PRL Repair and/or Replace RQS Rescue Squad R/R Remove and Replace

RSC Runway Surface Condition S/A Semi-Annually SA Surface to Air SAM Surface-to-Air Missile SAPs Surveyed Aiming Points SAR Search and Rescue SBSS Standard Base Supply System SCBA Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus SCCS Standard Communications Control System SCIF secure Compartmental Information Facility SCN Secondary Crash Net SDWA Safe Drinking Water Act SE Southeast SEI Standard-Evaluation Inspections SEI Special Experience Identifier SF Security Forces SF Standard Form SFAR Security Forces Reports and Administration SFO Senior Fire Official SFO Security Forces Operations SFOT Security Forces Operations Training SFS Security Forces Services SFTEEP Security Forces Training, Exercise and Evaluation Program SGL Single SIK Subsistence II Kind SIR Serious Incident Report SLT Simulated Laser Target SNWD Simulated Nuclear Weapons Delivery SOF Supervisor of Flying SORC Standards of Response Coverage SPECI Special SQF Square Feet SQ FT Square Feet SQ YD Square Yard SQR Squadron Regulation SS Sample Size SSAN Social Security Account Number SSE South Southeast STAC South Tactical Range STD Standard SUP Supplement SUPT Superintendent SUR GEN OI Surgeon General Operating Instruction SW Southwest TA Transient Alert TAD Target Area Debris

TAR Target Area Residue TAS Target Area Scrap TCTO Time Compliance Technical Order TDS Total Dissolved Solids TDY Temporary Duty TE Technical Exhibit TECH Technical TEEO Training, Exercise and Evaluations Outlines TFG Tactical Fighter Group TFTS Tactical Fighter Training Squadron TGT Target THREATCON Threat Condition TIG Technical Implementation Guides TMDE Test Measuring Diagnostic Equipment T.O. Technical Order TO Tohono O’odham TP Training Projectile TRANS Transmission TWR Tower UCMJ Uniform Code of Military Justice UDA Undocumented Aliens UDI U-Drive-It (vehicle) UHF Ultra-High Frequency UNK Unknown US United States USGS U S Geological Survey USAF United States Air Force USBP United States Border Patrol UST Underground Storage Tank UTA Unit Training Assembly UXO Unexploded Ordnance V Volt VAL Vehicle Authorization Listing VAQ Visiting Airman Quarters VAUB Vehicle Authorization Utilization Board VCO Vehicle Control Officer VDM Vehicle Deferred for Maintenance VDP Vehicle Deferred for Parts VEH Vehicle VFR Visual Flight Rules VHF Very High Frequency VIP Very Important Person VIC Vehicle in Commission VOC Vehicle Out Of Commission VOQ Visiting Officer Quarters VOR VHF Range

VOR Visual Omni Range W Weekly WAATS Western Army Aviation Training Site WISS Weapons Impact Scoring System WK Week WO Work Order Y Yearly YR Year YRLY Yearly Z-Time Zulu Time

Definitions:

ACCOUNTABLE OFFICER, An individual, either civilian or military, designated to ensure that accurate recording of Property transactions are accomplished and current records pertaining thereto are maintained, (Accountability is concerned primarily with records, while responsibility is concerned with custody, care and safekeeping).

ADMINISTRATION. Comprises those recurring activities, such as record keeping, preparation and dispatch of correspondence and reports.

ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTING OFFICER (ACO). The person responsible for proper administration of the contract.

AFOSHI. The Air Force Office of Special Investigation is the principal investigating agency for all major crimes, felonies, espionage, sabotage, and contract fraud.

ALTERATIONS MAINTENANCE/REPAIR. Major: Those with an estimated parts and materials cost over $500,000, excluding labor. Minor: Those with an estimated parts and materials cost of $500,000 or less, excluding labor.

AJO GENERAL, (CIVILIAN) AVIATION CORRIDOR. An Air Force corridor through Barry M.

Goldwater Range (BMGR) East airspace that allows civilian aircraft to transit using a specific route.

Passage is made between the Gila Bend, AZ and the Ajo, AZ Municipal airports.

API GRAVITY. Arbitrary scale for measuring the density of oils, adopted by the American Petroleum Institute (API).

APPREHENSION. The taking of a person into custody. This is the military equivalent of the civil term “arrest”. Military personnel are apprehended; civilians are detained.

ARREST. Moral restraint imposed by an individual’s commander.

ARRESTING SYSTEM. A safety device consisting of engaging, catching, and/or energy absorption devises for the purpose of arresting both tail hook and non-tail hook equipped aircraft on the runway.

It is used to prevent aircraft from overrunning runways when aircraft cannot stop after landing or during aborted take-off. Also known as arresting gear, hook device, wire, barrier cable, BAK-12, or BAK-9.

BASE ATC BOARD. A group of base and other interested personnel who meet to discuss Air Traffic Control (ATC) problems and procedures. It recommends, proposes and coordinates methods and procedures to improve ATC services and airspace management.

BASIC WEATHER WATCH (BWW). Detecting and reporting of significant changes of specified weather elements normally conducted from an observing location by weather observer who, because of other duties, cannot monitor the weather continuously.

BERM. An obstacle raised above surrounding ground level. In the strafe pits it will be constructed of salvaged tires and wood and then covered with earth. This construction combination will be used to protect transducers (microphones).

BITUMINOUS PAVEMENTS. Area constructed with asphalt cement to include, but not limited to, paved roads and parking lots, runways, taxiways, turnarounds and overruns as shown in Section I-3.

BLADE. Process whereby a blade-configured vehicle, such as a road grader is used to lightly scrape the ground surface, thus removing vegetation, rocks and general debris. A “blade width” is approximately 12 feet.

BRANCH MANAGER. A generic term used to indicate the contract employee designated by the contractor who shall be responsible for managing a specific functional area. The term is intended only as a convenient point of reference and is not intended to dictate the contractor’s organizational structure.

Also call a Branch Chief.

BUILDING MANAGER. A contract employee designated by the contractor representative on all matters dealing with real property maintenance and repair, fire protection and provided services, conditions of occupancy, and use of Government Furnished Facilities.

BULK CONTAINER. A large container that can either be pulled or lifted mechanically into a service vehicle.

BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. Liquid petroleum products which normally are transported by pipeline, rail tank car, road tank truck, road tank trailer, barge or ocean tanker. They are stored in a tank or container having a fill capacity greater than 55 US gallons.

BULL’S-EYE POLE. A tool used in the strafe pits to measure the height of the strafe pit target rags.

The correct measurement is 11 feet (+ or – 1 foot).

CAPITAL EQUIPMENT. All systems which are separate and detachable from real property, but which are used or employed to service real property structures, vehicles and other equipment items.

Included are electrical power production systems, refrigeration (heat pump) units, and water supply system units (well pump, connecting filtration device, pressure pump, pipe, and 2,000 gallon storage tank).

CER TEST. Certification Test is an interactive computer-based testing program designed to test, evaluate and certify a student’ knowledge of principles and procedures on job-related subjects.

CHARTER CARRIERS. Air carriers under agreement to any department of the US Government. This agreement may be an oral or written contract and the rates will equal those on file with the Civil Aeronautics Board.

CIVIL AIRCRAFT. All non-government aircraft (domestic and foreign) other than contract and charter carrier aircraft.

CLASS A RANGE. Controlled range with an RCO with scoring capability.

CLASS B RANGE. An uncontrolled (no RCO) but scored impact range.

CLASS C RANGE. An uncontrolled, unscored weapons impact area.

CLEARANCE. USAF responsibility which includes policing of Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) designated target area residue and transporting it to the EOD holding area on the BMGR East.

CLOSED RANGE. A range where aerial operations and weapons delivery are prohibited. Ground operations of Range Maintenance, Security Police or other support personnel may be allowed upon approval of Range Operations Control Center.

COLD RANGE. An open range which has no activity scheduled or in progress. Entrance by Range Maintenance, Security Police, or other support personnel may be allowed upon approval of Range Operations Control Center or the RCS at the nearest manned range.

COLLECTION STATION. The locations designated in Section 13, Technical Exhibit 3, where refuse may be conveniently and efficiently assembled and stored in containers for collection. (May be referred to as collection points or pick-up station).

COMBUSTIBLE RUBBISH. Can be burned readily in an incinerator or burn pit.

COMMON ACCESS CARD (CAC). The standard ID card for active duty military personnel (to include the Selected Reserve), DOD civilian employees and eligible contractor personnel. It is also the principle card used to enable physical access to building and controlled spaces and will be used to gain access to the Department’s Computer Network and Systems. Use of this card shall be in accordance with HQ AETC Handbook entitled Use of Common Access Card for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Operations.

CONTAMINATED PRODUCT. An off-specification product resulting from mixing with another product or products of different type and grade or by introduction of foreign matter such as rust, dirt or water.

CONTAMINATED WASTE. A liquid, solid or gaseous material that is no longer suitable for any use on an installation because of excessive contamination or quality degradation.

CONTRACT CARRIERS. Air carriers under contract to any department of the US Government.

CONTRACT MANAGER. That individual appointed by the contractor to be responsible for the overall management and coordination of this contract and who acts as a central point or contact with the government.

CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTTIVE. Government personnel who act on the authority of the Contracting Officer in overseeing the contract.

CONTRACTOR ASSIGNED VEHICLES. Vehicles defined as pooled vehicles which are operated and controlled primarily by contractor personnel.

CONTROLLED AREA. Any specifically designated building area or structure containing lucrative targets for theft, compromise or destruct to which entry must be limited in order to provide more than routing protection.

CONVENTIONAL TARGET. Ground area of specified dimensions which accommodate varying angle dive/level flight deliveries of conventional bombs/guns ammunition.

COORDINATED UNIVERSAL TIME. Mean solar time at the meridian of Greenwich, England, used as a basis for standard time throughout the world. Normally expressed in four numbers 0001 through 2400. Also called Greenwich Mean Time GMT, Z-Time or ZULU Time.

COURTESY ENVELOPE. Envelope for transient guests containing an information sheet for Temporary Quarters use in completing the AF Form 2505, Guest Registration.

CRITICAL FACILITIES. Facilities considered critical to the operation and mission of GBAFAF or the BMGR East which must be restored to full operational capability as soon as possible after any abnormal occurrences such as natural disasters or power outages.

CUSTODY. Restraint of free movement, where one’s movements are controlled by the person who apprehended them.

DEBRIS. Grass cuttings, sod, gravel, tree trimmings, stumps, leaves, limbs, street sweepings, roofing and construction wastes and similar materials.

DEFECTIVE SERVICE. A service output that does not meet the standard of performance associated with it in the Service Summary.

DEFUELING. Remove fuel from an aircraft, vehicle, tank or other container by means of a fixed or mobile unit.

DETENTION. Limiting a person’s mobility to a specific area for a limited amount of time. The use of minimum force is authorized to affect a detention. Normally, military personnel detain civilians who have committed a crime. This may also apply to any personnel who have been stopped, questioned and immediately released without any further police action.

DIRECTOR OF BASE MEDICAL SERVICES (DEMS). The installation medical authority who defines and monitors sanitation standards and procedures for Food Service activities.

DOD FLIP. Department of Defense Flight Information Publication (FLIP) used for flight planning, enroute, and terminal operations. FLIP is produced by the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) for worldwide use. United States Government Flight Information Publications (enroute charts and instrument procedures charts) are incorporated in DOD FLIP for use in the National Airspace System.

DOWNGRADING. Assigning a contaminated petroleum product for use where a lower grade of product would normally be employed, provided it meets the requirements for the lower grade.

DRAG. Process whereby a weighted device connected by cable or chain is attached to the rear of a vehicle and towed over the ground surface. The ground surface area is cleared of vegetation and conforms to topographical contours.

DRUG USER. An individual who illegally or improperly uses an amount of marijuana or hashish or any narcotic substances, or any dangerous drugs prescribed under state, federal or local law.

EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER. A radio transmitter attached to the aircraft structure which operates from its own power sources on 121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz. It aids in locating downed aircraft by radiating a downward sweeping audio tone, 2-4 times per second. It is designed to function without human action after an aircraft accident.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE. A system or facility will not support mission (failure of one or more items on minimum essential equipment list for that facility). Personnel must depart building 2008 to the system within one hour of notification.

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Equipment maintenance includes all forms and level of equipment upkeep from simple preventive maintenance and cleaning through complete inspection, assembly, repair, corrosion control, reassemble, adjustment and calibration as applicable. It includes the repair replacement of component parts and subassemblies.

EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL (EOD). That branch of the Air Force which specifically handles disposal of all explosive ordnance.

FLAME OUT. Unintended loss of combustion in aircraft turbine engines resulting in the loss of power.

FLARE. A target illumination device dropped from an aircraft at night, to allow visual acquisition of the target with resultant visual attack capability. Also, a bright source of infrared energy dropped from aircraft used for decoying air-to-air and surface-to-air missiles.

FLIGHT PLAN. Specified information relating to the intended flight of an aircraft that is filed orally or in writing.

FLIGHT VISIBILITY. The average forward horizontal distance from the cockpit of an aircraft in flight at which prominent unlighted objects may be seen and identified by day and prominent lighted objects may be seen by night.

FOUL LINE. The foul line is a 2,000-foot long line of tires on an approximate 30 degree angle facing toward oncoming aircraft. The line is two grader blade widths wide in front of and behind the tires.

The foul line is in front of the strafe targets and is bladed every six months. The tires are removed annually or as required for the removal of vegetation and reshaping of the slop due to erosion.

FUNCTIONAL DIRECTOR (RMOD). The Government person with overall responsibility for providing the services. The base or installation chief, director, or commander of any functional area where contract services manpower is used for some or all of the functional workload. The RMOD represents the Government and will designate alternate in writing to the contracting officer.

GILA BEND SEGMENT. The BMGR complex consists of approximately 2.7 million acres. This area is divided into two segments for control purposes: The Yuma Segment and the Gila Bend Segment.

The Gila Bend Segment consists of approximately 1.05 million acres, containing four numbered conventional ranges, three tactical ranges, the GBAFAF and cantonment area, Dart Drop area and the air-to-air range.

GOVERNMENT OBSERVERS. Other Government personnel, such as Inspector General or higher headquarters staff, who are authorized to observe contractor operations.

HARD TARGET. Salvaged vehicle or aircraft with all subsystem components intact. Armor plated vehicles are also included.

HAZARDOUS WASTE. Any material identified in the 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 261.30 and/or state statute.

HEARING PROTECTION. Personal protective equipment, such as ear plugs or ear muffs, designed for protection against hazardous noise.

HIGH TRAFFIC FLOW AIRCRAFT. USAF aircraft that operate daily on the BMGR East.

HOT RANGE. An open range with aerial activity. Ground activity is authorized only by the RCO (CLASS A RANGE) or Range Operations Control Center (Tactical Range).

HUNG BOMB. Ordnance that failed to release from aircraft when selected by aircrew to release. Also call hung ordnance.

IN-FLIGHT EMERGENCY (IFE). An emergency condition of the aircraft that makes continued flight hazardous.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY OFFICER (ISSO). Official who manages the COMPUSEC Program for an information system assigned to him or her by the UCM; including monitoring information system activities, and ensuring that the information system is operated, maintained, and disposed of according to security policies and practices.

INFRARED TARGET. Man-made target item located in a specific area used for dry passes with infrared capable munitions or infrared sensors.

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES (IFR) CONDITIONS. Flight conditions that require Instrument Flight Rules. Weather conditions below the minimum for flight under Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

IMPROVED REMOTE STRAFE SCORING SYSTEM. A computerized system for scoring strafe targets.

ITERSERVICE SUPPORT AGREEMENT (ISSA). An agreement which states the support that will be given by the Air Force to another service, such as the Army.

JOINT OIL ANALYSIS PROGRAM (JOAP). A program established to analyze oil or hydraulic fluid that has been withdrawn from an aircraft engine or hydraulic system. Engine oil is sampled each day the aircraft flies. Samples can also be drawn at the request of the owning maintenance unit. The samples are burned and analyzed with a spectrum analyzer.

JOINT SERVICEABILITY INSPECTION. Inspection of vehicles, equipment or facilities by Government and contractor representatives to inventory and determine their serviceability and physical condition;

LANDING ROLL. The distance from the point of touchdown to the point where the aircraft can be brought to a stop or exit the runway.

LAND MOBILE RADIO. Transmit/receive radios for communications, including vehicle mounted, repeaters, base stations and hand held radios.

LIGHT GUN. Hand held directional light signaling device which emits a brilliant narrow beam of white, green, or red light as selected by the tower controller. The light gun is used for controlling traffic operating in the vicinity of the airport and on the airport movement area.

LIVE ORDNANCE. High explosive ordnance of varying type and explosive net weight.

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. A weather observation taken primarily in support of the local aircraft flight operations.

LOCAL TRAFFIC. Aircraft operating in the traffic pattern or within sight of the tower, or aircraft known to be departing or arriving from flight in local practice areas or aircraft executing practice instrument approaches at the airport.

LONGLINE. Transmission of weather report by teletype or other communications media, on a regional or national scale. A short name for the Air Weather Network (AWN).

LOT. The total number of service outputs in the surveillance period, as defined in the Service Summary.

LOW ANGLE STRAFE TARGET. A ground area of specified dimensions upon which a cloth target panel is suspended from two nearly vertical poles.

LOW APPROACH. An approach over an airport or runway following an instrument or visual approach, including the go-around maneuver where the pilot intentionally does not make contact with the runway.

M-SERIES VEHICLES. A variety of vehicles, general and special purpose, specifically designed to accomplish varying tasks in the ground combat tactical environment such as troop/cargo transport, heavy construction and armored warfare.

MACHINE-READABLE RECORDS (MRR). Records stored on magnetic media, such as tape, disk packs, or an option disk. MRR require machine processing for conversion to human-readable forms.

MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTER (MOCC). The focal point for maintenance operations conducted on aircraft. At other locations, may be referred to by another name.

MAYDAY. The international radiotelephone distress signal. When repeated three times, it indicates imminent and grave danger and that immediate assistance is required.

MINIMUM FUEL. Indicated that an aircraft’s fuel supply has reached a state where, upon reaching the destination, it can accept little or no delay. This is not an emergency situation but indicates a time sensitive situation.

MINOR MAINTENANCE. Normal operator care of equipment which is recommended by the manufacturer. It is limited to cleaning, oiling, greasing, tightening of nuts and bolts, and performing other preventative maintenance tasks.

MITIGATION. Actions taken to prevent or reduce product loss, property damage, human injury or death, and environmental damage, due to the release or potential release of hazardous materials.

MUNITIONS STORAGE AREA (MSA). A building where munitions are stored and secured, It consists of blast-proof storage bays centered in a fenced compound. The storage bays have an electronic alarm system monitored by the Security Forces.

NONCOMBUSTIBLE RUBBISH. Refuse that cannot be burned at ordinary incinerator temperatures (800 to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit).

NUCLEAR. A single target circle (also serves as a conventional target) which allows practice nuclear ordnance delivery.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS DELIVERY (NWD) TARGET. A weapons impact area of specified dimensions with a target used as an aim point for the practice of simulated nuclear ordnance delivery.

OPEN BURNING. The combustion of solid waste without: control of combustion air to maintain adequate temperature for efficient combustion; containment of the combustion reaction in an enclosed device to provide sufficient time and mixing for complete combustion; or control of the emission of the combustion products. This is a prohibited action and not an authorized means of ultimate disposal.

OPEN RANGE. A range open for weapons delivery (dedicated range activity).

OPERATION. Applies to those actions associated with actual flying operations such as ordnance delivery scoring functions and flight safety enforcement.

OPERATIONAL. The performing to the standards listed in the applicable Technical Order (T.O.) for that item of equipment. When T.O. standards are not available or otherwise stated herein, the manufacture’s standards shall apply.

ORDNANCE. Any bomb, aerial flare, rocket, marking or spotting charge, bullet, or missile normally expended on the range complex.

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT. The point that divides acceptable from unacceptable performance. In the case of surveillance by random sampling, the performance requirement is the maximum number of defectives in the random sample chosen that may occur before the Government will affect the price computation system in accordance with the PRS and the Inspection of Services clause.