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AIR FORCE UTILITIES PRIVATIZATION - REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) ATTACHMENT JA3

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ATTACHMENT JA3

Barksdale AFB Water Distribution System

Table of Contents

JA3 BARKSDALE AFB WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ............................................ JA3-2

JA3.1 BARKSDALE AFB OVERVIEW .......................................................................................... JA3-2 JA3.2 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................................................... JA3-2

JA3.2.1 Water Distribution System Fixed Equipment Inventory .......................................... JA3-2 JA3.2.2 Water Distribution System Non-Fixed Equipment and Specialized Tools ............... JA3-8 JA3.2.3 Water Distribution System Manuals, Drawings, and Records ................................. JA3-9

JA3.3 SPECIFIC SERVICE REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................. JA3-9 JA3.4 CURRENT SERVICE ARRANGEMENT ............................................................................. JA3-10 JA3.5 METERING ...................................................................................................................... JA3-10

JA3.5.1 Existing Meters ........................................................................................................ JA3-10 JA3.5.2 Required New Meters ............................................................................................... JA3-10

JA3.6 MONTHLY SUBMITTALS ................................................................................................ JA3-11 JA3.7 WATER CONSERVATION PROJECTS .............................................................................. JA3-11 JA3.8 SERVICE AREA ................................................................................................................ JA3-11 JA3.9 OFF-INSTALLATION SITES ............................................................................................. JA3-11 JA3.10 SPECIFIC TRANSITION REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................... JA3-11 JA3.11 INITIAL SYSTEM DEFICIENCY CORRECTIONS (ISDC) ................................................ JA3-12 JA3.12 RIGHT OF ACCESS TO THE UTILITY SYSTEM ............................................................... JA3-12

JA3.12.1 Map of the Utility System ...................................................................................... JA3-12 JA3.12.2 Lateral Extent of the Right-of-Access, and Points of Demarcation ....................... JA3-12 JA3.12.3 Environmental Baseline Survey ............................................................................. JA3-18

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE 1 - FIXED INVENTORY ......................................................................................................... JA3-5 TABLE 2 - SPARE PARTS ................................................................................................................. JA3-9 TABLE 3 - SPECIALIZED VEHICLES AND TOOLS ............................................................................ JA3-9 TABLE 4 - MANUALS, DRAWINGS, AND RECORDS ...................................................................... JA3-9 TABLE 5 - EXISTING METERS........................................................................................................ JA3-10 TABLE 6 - REQUIRED NEW METERS ............................................................................................ JA3-10 TABLE 7 - WATER CONSERVATION PROJECTS ............................................................................ JA3-11 TABLE 8 - SERVICE CONNECTIONS AND DISCONNECTIONS ..................................................... JA3-12 TABLE 9 - INITIAL SYSTEM DEFICIENCY CORRECTIONS ............................................................ JA3-12 TABLE 10 - STANDARD POINTS OF DEMARCATION ................................................................... JA3-13 TABLE 11 - UNIQUE POINTS OF DEMARCATION ........................................................................ JA3-15

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JA3 Barksdale AFB Water Distribution System

JA3.1 Barksdale AFB Overview

Barksdale Air Force Base is located in the northwest portion of Louisiana, within the Shreveport-Bossier City Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). Accessible by I-20 (east-west) and I-49 (north-south), Barksdale AFB is approximately 180 miles east of Dallas and 312 miles northwest of New Orleans. Occupying nearly 22,000 acres of land, the Base is bounded by Louisiana Highway 71 on the west and U.S. Highway I-20 on the north.

Barksdale AFB is hosted by the 2d Bomb Wing and is currently home for a number of active duty and reserve component units, including Headquarters Eighth Air Force and the 917th Wing (Air Force Reserve Wing). Units within the 2d Bomb Wing include the 2d Operations

Group, the 2d Logistics Group, the 2d Support Group, and the 2d Medical Group.

Construction of the airfield began in 1931. Barksdale Field was formally dedicated on February 2, 1933, marking the culmination of concerted community action to bring the airfield to the Shreveport area. Weeklong activities in February 1993 marked the 60th anniversary of Barksdale AFB. This celebration included the acceptance of a National Registry of Historic Places certificate placing 264 buildings constructed between 1930 and 1938 in the Barksdale Field Historic District.

The current mission of the 2d Bomb Wing is to develop and maintain operational capability to conduct strategic warfare as an Air Force Global Strike Command Base. The primary assets of the Wing are three active Bomb Squadrons, each composed of B-52H bombers. The 2d Bomb Wing provides global combat capability and trains all B-52 combat crews.

The 917th Wing is a composite wing that operates and maintains both the A-10 Thunderbolt and the B-52H Stratofortress.

The addition of the B-52H to the 917th Wing and the removal of the KC-10 and KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft in 1994 have resulted in a number of changes in the maintenance facilities. On-going projects have focused on consolidating functions and expanding those facilities used by the 917th Wing. There are no other known new missions or planned changes that would significantly affect the current operations, support, personnel, or utility functions at Barksdale AFB.

As of June 2007, the population of Barksdale AFB included approximately 7,306 active and reserve military personnel as well as approximately 1,859 civilian employees.

JA3.2 Water Distribution System Description

JA3.2.1 Water Distribution System Fixed Equipment Inventory

The Barksdale AFB water distribution system consists of all appurtenances physically connected to the distribution system from the point of demarcation defined by the Right of Access. The distribution system consists of the items listed in Table 1 “Fixed Inventory Water Distribution System” in Section JA3. 2.1.2 Inventory. The actual inventory of items

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However, the Offeror should use the following reference points for developing other aspects of its proposal: site inspections, information in the technical library, and other pertinent information.

Specifically excluded from the water distribution system privatization are:

All meters

Irrigation systems

Non-potable fire systems

Backflow prevention devices located inside existing facilities

SCADA or EMCS communication systems

Water storage tank telemetry systems

Flight Line

Military Family Housing (MFH)

Munitions Storage Area (MSA)

Family Campground

Clear Lake Park

Clairborne Air Force Range

JA3.2.1.1 Description

The water distribution system receives treated surface water from the Shreveport’s Amiss Water Treatment Plant (WTP). Water is distributed through mains, laterals, storage tanks, and is treated seasonally at two disinfectant booster stations. Water is supplied to the base fully treated with chloramine disinfectant residual and fluoridation. The water is conveyed through piping ranging in size from 2 inches to 16 inches, primarily comprised of PVC. The vast majority of the mains are polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe installed in the last 15 years.

The average depth of burial for the potable water system piping is four feet. Marker tape has been included within the system.

Potable water for the base is supplied through a City of Shreveport owned single 16 inch water main from the Amiss Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in nearby Shreveport, Louisiana.

This connection serves as the primary supply for all facilities within the installation perimeter. Pressure is typically between 60 PSIG to 100 PSIG at the North Gate meter point.

Total water usage is metered adjacent to the North Gate. For approximately one week per year, when Shreveport is unable to provide service, the base relies on the Bossier City WTP as a back-up water supply. The Bossier City owned 12 inch primary pipe connection is located at the West Gate. The connection to Bossier City must be operated manually.

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Fiscal year (FY) 2009 data identifies that potable water consumption averages 17.0 million gallons (MG) per month. In order to maintain potable water standards, the base utilizes eight flush points throughout the base and has added automatic flushers at dead end locations. In warmer months, two booster stations provide added disinfectant to ensure a safe supply.

The two chloramines booster stations are used to augment disinfectant residual concentrations during the summer. The booster stations are not utilized during the entire year. Chlorine gas and ammonia gas are combined and injected into the source water pipeline at each booster station. Both chemicals are maintained in 150-lb gas cylinders. An audible and visual alarm consisting of a flashing light and siren is present at the North Gate disinfectant booster station. All chlorine and ammonia tanks currently have automatic shutoff valves that respond to sudden changes in chemical feed line pressure.

The majority of the drinking water system is operated manually, with the exception of two storage tanks that have telemetry associated with tracking high and low levels and telemetry associated with the changing attitude values. Manually operated elements include filling the other four storage tanks, and treatment chemical dosing rates, which are set according to sampling results. The base operates auto-flushing systems. However, periodic manual flushing is required to maintain proper chlorine levels in areas without auto-flushing capability.

There are three privatized housing areas to which the Base supplies water. Historic District Housing is located northwest of the Flight Line and is tied into the central base water distribution system. Capehart Housing and Heritage Heights Housing are located on the eastside of the base and are supplied potable water via a ten inch PVC pipe.

Note: The above quantities include Military Family Housing (MFH), Weapons Storage Area (WSA) and the Flight Line as well as Main Base. The quantities in the below inventory reflect the Main Base, not including the already privatized MFH, and inventory outside the restricted areas of the WSA and Flight Line.

JA3.2.1.2 Inventory

Table 1 provides a general list of the major water distribution system fixed assets for the Barksdale AFB water distribution system included in the sale. The design life column indicated in Table 1 is used by the Government in the development of the Government Should Cost Estimate. The design life is not mandated in the Offeror’s proposal. However, the proposal must clearly explain the use of any system component design life that significantly differs from the published Government design life.

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TABLE 1

Fixed Inventory Water Distribution System

Item Size Quantity Unit Approximate Year of

Construction

Design Life (Years)

Water Distribution Pipe

Water Pipe, DI 16” 327 LF 2003 75

Water Pipe, PVC 2” 880 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 2” 1791 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 4” 1633 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 4” 1871 LF 1999 50

Water Pipe, PVC 4” 3126 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 6” 12120 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 6” 11608 LF 1999 50

Water Pipe, PVC 6” 9655 LF 2003 50

Water Pipe, PVC 6” 8901 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 8” 39574 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 8” 12162 LF 1999 50

Water Pipe, PVC 8” 2487 LF 2003 50

Water Pipe, PVC 8” 20201 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 10” 991 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 10” 10738 LF 1999 50

Water Pipe, PVC 10” 30443 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 12” 1268 LF 1995 50

Water Pipe, PVC 12” 8431 LF 1999 50

Water Pipe, PVC 12” 3336 LF 2003 50

Water Pipe, PVC 12” 17546 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 14” 3192 LF 2003 50

Water Pipe, PVC 14” 196 LF 2008 50

Water Pipe, PVC 16” 2579 LF 2003 50

Fire Hydrant

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 14 EA 1995 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 5 EA 1996 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 15 EA 1998 25

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TABLE 1

Fixed Inventory Water Distribution System

Item Size Quantity Unit Approximate Year of

Construction

Design Life (Years)

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 21 EA 1999 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 6 EA 2000 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 11 EA 2001 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 12 EA 2002 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 37 EA 2003 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 32 EA 2004 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 15 EA 2005 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 14 EA 2006 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 5 EA 2007 25

Fire Hydrant Assembly, 4.5 feet deep 4.5" 16 EA 2008 25

Water Isolation Valve

Water Valve, Ball 2” 5 EA 1995 25

Water Valve, Ball 2” 8 EA 1999 25

Water Valve, Ball 2” 20 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Ball 2” 82 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Ball 2.5” 2 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Gate 4” 3 EA 1995 25

Water Valve, Gate 4” 9 EA 1999 25

Water Valve, Gate 4” 14 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Gate 4” 46 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Gate 6” 22 EA 1995 25

Water Valve, Gate 6” 21 EA 1999 25

Water Valve, Gate 6” 43 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Gate 6” 65 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Gate 8” 6 EA 1995 25

Water Valve, Gate 8” 18 EA 1999 25

Water Valve, Gate 8” 49 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Gate 8” 94 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Gate 10” 9 EA 1999 25

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TABLE 1

Fixed Inventory Water Distribution System

Item Size Quantity Unit Approximate Year of

Construction

Design Life (Years)

Water Valve, Gate 10” 4 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Gate 10” 8 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Gate 12” 1 EA 1999 25

Water Valve, Gate 12” 8 EA 2003 25

Water Valve, Gate 12” 10 EA 2008 25

Water Valve, Post Indicator 4" - 14" 2 EA 1995 35

Water Valve, Post Indicator 4" - 14" 11 EA 1999 35

Water Valve, Post Indicator 4" - 14" 15 EA 2003 35

Water Valve, Post Indicator 4" - 14" 30 EA 2008 35

Backflow Prevention Devices

Backflow Prevention Device 2” 4 EA 1995 10

Backflow Prevention Device 2” 2 EA 2003 10

Backflow Prevention Device 4” 5 EA 1995 10

Backflow Prevention Device 4” 4 EA 2003 10

Backflow Prevention Device 6” 3 EA 1995 10

Backflow Prevention Device 6” 4 EA 2003 10

Backflow Prevention Device 8” 2 EA 1995 10

Backflow Prevention Device 8” 1 EA 2003 10

Backflow Prevention Device 10” 1 EA 1995 10

Backflow Prevention Device 10” 1 EA 2003 10

North Gate Water Supply Building

Chlorination Facility N/A 250 SF 1970 50

Chlorination Equipment N/A 1 EA 2000 20

Water Meter Vault (see note 1, below) 6’x6’x10’ 1 EA 1970 60

Water Storage Tank, Shreveport Gate #1358

Elevated Water Storage Tank, Steel 500 Kgal 1 EA 1942 75

Potable Water Building #1357 N/A 750 SF 1994 50

Pressure Booster Pump, 1,500 GPM 60 HP 2 EA 1994 30

Water Pipe, DI 10” 75 LF 1994 75

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TABLE 1

Fixed Inventory Water Distribution System

Item Size Quantity Unit Approximate Year of

Construction

Design Life (Years)

Water Valve, Gate 10” 9 EA 1994 25

Water Valve, Butterfly 10” 1 EA 1994 25

Water Storage Tank, Supply Tower #4490

Elevated Water Storage Tank, Steel 500 Kgal 1 EA 1994 75

Potable Water Building #4491 N/A 750 SF 1994 50

Chlorination Facility N/A 250 SF 1994 50

Chlorination Equipment N/A 1 EA 1994 20

Pressure Booster Pump, 1,500 GPM 60 HP 2 EA 1994 30

Water Pipe, DI 10” 75 LF 1994 75

Water Valve, Gate 10” 9 EA 1994 25

Water Valve, Butterfly 10” 1 EA 1994 25

Water Storage Tank, Bossier Base #7291

Elevated Water Storage Tank, Steel 75 Kgal 1 EA 1951 75

Water Pipe, DI 10” 50 LF 1994 75

Water Valve, Gate 10” 4 EA 1994 25

Notes:

PVC = Polyvinyl chloride SF = square feet ea = each KGal = kilogallons gal= gallon DI = Ductile iron hp = horsepower N/A = Not applicable lf = linear feet

1 – The vault and all of its contents (except the meter) will be conveyed. The meter will remain the property of the Government.

JA3.2.2 Water Distribution System Non-Fixed Equipment and Specialized Tools

Table 2 lists other ancillary equipment (spare parts) and Table 3 lists specialized vehicles and tools included in the purchase. Offeror shall field verify all equipment, vehicles, and tools prior to submitting a bid. Offeror shall make its own determination of the adequacy of all equipment, vehicles, and tools.

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TABLE 2

Spare Parts Water Distribution System

Item Make/Model Description Quantity Remarks

None

TABLE 3

Specialized Vehicles and Tools Water Distribution System

Item Make/Model Description Quantity Remarks

None

JA3.2.3 Water Distribution System Manuals, Drawings, and Records

Table 4 lists the manuals, drawings, and records that will be transferred with the system.

TABLE 4

Manuals, Drawings, and Records Water Distribution System

Item Description Quantity Remarks

Utility Drawings GIS Data, Auto CAD G tabs Various ---

AF 7115 Real Property Records 1 Dated: February 2010

AF 3556 Utility Sales Rates Consumption 1 Dated: November 2009

Barksdale AFB Housing Easements

GIS document showing locations of Housing GIS Coordinates as shown in Table 11, below.

1 Current Version to be provided to SO

JA3.3 Specific Service Requirements

Service requirements for this water distribution system are as defined in the RFP Section C, Description/Specifications/Work Statement. The following requirements are specific to the base water distribution system and are in addition to those found in Section C.

1. The SO shall perform flow testing and marking of fire hydrants IAW National Fire Protection Association standards/recommended practices. The government reserves the right to review flow test records. The SO shall be required to meet all unique and specific fire-flow requirements for the base, which will be listed and available in the Utilities Privatization Technical Library.

2. The Government will provide the electricity, natural gas, and water commodities and the wastewater collection required to operate and maintain the systems being privatized at no cost to the System Owner (SO). The Government will also provide any infrastructure necessary to connect the facilities required to operate and

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3. The Government will retain ownership of Airfield Beacon(s), communication equipment, associated wiring, and ancillary equipment attached to the water system.

The SO will always allow the government, or its agent, full and unrestricted access to these items.

JA3.4 Current Service Arrangement

Potable water from the City of Shreveport’s Amiss Water Treatment Plant (WTP) plant is conveyed to Shreveport’s McNeil Pumping Station and its 3.0 MG clear well. From this point, water is conveyed to the base via a City of Shreveport owned 16” supply main at a pressure of approximately 70 pounds per square inch (psi). When the Amiss WTP is offline for approximately one week each year, water is supplied through a Bossier City owned 12” main from the Bossier City WTP. The connection to Bossier City must be operated manually, and serves as a backup potable water supply. Per the Air Force Form 3556, dated November 2009, FY2009 annual potable water consumption was approximately 204,054 kGal.

In warmer months, two Barksdale AFB owned booster stations provide added disinfectant to ensure a safe supply.

JA3.5 Metering

JA3.5.1 Existing Meters

Table 5 provides a list of the existing (at the time of contract award) meters that will be transferred to the SO. The SO shall provide monthly meter readings for all meters listed below.

TABLE 5

Existing Meters Water Distribution System

Meter Location Meter Size Remarks

JA3.5.2 Required New Meters

The SO shall install and calibrate new meters as listed in Table 6.

TABLE 6

Required New Meters Water Distribution System

Meter Location Meter Size Remarks

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JA3.6 Monthly Submittals

The SO shall provide the Government with monthly submittals for the following:

1. Outage Report. The SO’s monthly outage report will be prepared in the format proposed by the SO and accepted by the Contracting Officer. Outage reports shall be submitted by the 25th of each month for the previous month. Outage reports shall be submitted to:

Organization/Office Symbol: 2 CES/CECN Address: 334 Davis Ave. W. #200 Barksdale AFB, LA 71110-2078

Phone number: 318-456-3076

JA3.7 Water Conservation Projects

The following projects listed in Table 7 have been implemented by the Government for water conservation purposes.

TABLE 7

Water Conservation Projects Water Distribution System

Project Location Project Description

JA3.8 Service Area

The current service area is defined as all areas within the Barksdale AFB boundaries, except as specifically excluded in Section JA3.2.1.

JA3.9 Off-Installation Sites

No off-installation sites are included in the sale of the Barksdale AFB water distribution system.

JA3.10 Specific Transition Requirements

Table 8 provides a list of service connections and disconnections required upon transfer.

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TABLE 8

Service Connections and Disconnections Water Distribution System

Location Description

None

JA3.11 Initial System Deficiency Corrections (ISDC)

Table 9 provides a list of ISDC projects the Government has planned for this system. The Government recognizes these projects represent current deficiencies associated with the system. If the system is sold, the Government will not accomplish these projects. The SO shall determine the actual need and timing of any and all such projects.

TABLE 9

Initial System Deficiency Corrections Water Distribution System

Project Location Project Description

None

JA3.12 Right of Access to the Utility System

No leased property was identified with the Water Distribution system.

JA3.12.1 Map of the Utility System

Maps from the Base Comprehensive Plan or other drawings show the known locations of the utility system and are available in the technical library at the base civil engineer organization. Portions of the utility system may not be fully shown on the map or maps.

Any such failure to show the complete utility system on the map or maps shall not be interpreted as that part of the utility system being outside the Installation. The Installation is co-extensive with the entire linear extent of the utility system sold to Grantee (SO), whether or not precisely shown on the map or maps.

JA3.12.2 Lateral Extent of the Right-of-Access, and Points of Demarcation

JA3.12.2.1 Lateral Extent of Utility System Right-of-Access

For pipe sizes of 24 inches in diameter or less, the lateral extent of the Right-of-Access is defined as 26-feet wide, extending 13 feet on each side of the utility system, as installed.

For pipe sizes greater than 24 inches in diameter, the lateral extent of the Right-of-Access is defined as 50-feet wide, extending 25 feet on each side of the utility system, as installed.

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JA3.12.2.2 Utility System Points of Demarcation

The point of demarcation (POD) is defined as the point on the utility system where ownership changes from the utility SO to the facility owner. Table 10 identifies the type and general location of the point of demarcation with respect to the facility for each scenario.

Table 10 Standard Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Point of Demarcation Applicable Scenario Sketch

POD is on the upstream side of water meter.

Water meter is located on the service line within 25 feet of the exterior of the structure.

POD is where the service line enters the structure.

Water meter, backflow device, or valve is not located on the service line within 25 feet of the exterior of the structure.

Note: Meter, backflow device, or valve may be installed within 25 feet of the structure at any time. When installed, the downstream side of the backflow device or valve will become the new point of demarcation. If a meter is installed the upstream side of the meter will become the new point of demarcation.

If the fire suppression system has a storage tank, the POD is the upstream side of the isolation valve or backflow prevention device closest to the storage tank.

If the fire suppression system does not have a storage tank, the POD is the upstream side of the PIV or isolation valve closest to the fire suppression pumps.

Fire suppression system is provided flow and/or pressure by the potable water distribution system. These systems are typically dedicated to serving one facility or a small cluster of facilities.

POD is the upstream side of the PIV, isolation valve, or backflow prevention device closest to the fire suppression system.

Fire suppression system is connected to the potable water distribution system.

Structure

Service Line

Point of Demarcation

Distribution Main

Structure

Lateral Service

Line

Point of Demarcation

Water Meter

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Table 10 Standard Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Point of Demarcation Applicable Scenario Sketch

POD for irrigation systems is the upstream side of the backflow prevention device or isolation valve closest to the irrigation system.

Irrigation system is fed directly from potable water distribution system.

hose bib or drinking fountain.

Note: A service valve may be installed within 25 feet of the hose bib or drinking fountain at any time. Once installed, the inlet side of the service valve becomes the new POD.

Hose bibs and drinking fountains connected to the water distribution system (typically found at ball fields and outdoor recreation areas).

Service valve is not located within 25 feet of these devices on the lateral that services these devices.

POD is the inlet side of the service valve.

Hose bibs and drinking fountains connected to the water distribution system (typically found at ball fields and outdoor recreation areas).

Service valve is located within 25 feet of these devices on the lateral that services these devices.

POD is where the overhead conductor is connected to the service entrance mast.

Electric power is provided to a water facility via an overhead service drop.

This configuration could be found at facilities dedicated to the water utility such as a water well, pump station, or storage facility.

POD is at the secondary terminal of the transformer.

Electric power is provided to a water facility via an underground service connection. This configuration could be found at facilities dedicated to the water utility such as a water well, pump station, or storage facility.

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Table 10 Standard Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Point of Demarcation Applicable Scenario Sketch

WITHIN HOUSING AREAS

meter.

Residential structure.

There is a water meter on the lateral service line.

POD is the downstream side of the shut-off valve.

Residential structure.

There is no water meter on the lateral service line. There is a shut-off valve on the lateral service line.

POD is where the lateral service line connects to the distribution main.

Residential structure.

There is no meter or shut-off valve on the lateral service line.

Table 11 lists anomalous “unique” points of demarcation that do not fit any of the above scenarios. These unique points of demarcation shall take precedence over the standard points of demarcation shown in Table 10.

TABLE 11

Unique Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Location POD Description

MSA POD is the downstream side of Regulator Number 01 located West of Ammo Rd.

Flight Line POD is the downstream side of Valve Number 430 located Northwest of Building 7705

Structure

Lateral Service Line

Point of Demarcation

Distribution Main

Distribution Main

Structure

Lateral Service Line

Point of Demarcation

Shut-off Valve

Distribution Main

Structure

Lateral Service

Line

Point of Demarcation

Water Meter

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TABLE 11

Unique Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Location POD Description

Flight Line POD is where 3 inch polyethylene main line crosses the North-South security fence line. Fence location is north of Building 6842

Flight Line - Bldg 6850 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 602

Flight Line – Bldg 6836 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 603

Flight Line – Bldg 6830 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 604

Flight Line – Bldg 6826 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 605

Flight Line POD is North side of Valve Number 611, East of Building 6815

Flight Line POD is East side of Valve Number 614

Flight Line POD is West side of Valve Number 624

Flight Line POD is downstream side of Valve Number 623

Flight Line POD is North side of Valve Number 625

Flight Line – Bldg 6448 POD is downstream side of un-numbered valve located South of Bldg 6448

Flight Line – Bldg 6426 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 512

Flight Line – Bldg 6426 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 513

Flight Line – Bldg 6226 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 539

Flight Line – Bldg 6215 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 541

Flight Line – Bldg 6214 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 543

Flight Line – Bldg 6200 POD is downstream side of Valve Number 544

Flight Line POD is where 2 inch polyethylene main line crosses the North-South security fence line located north of Building 6200

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435675.883647

3596203.68614

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435778.967655

3596260.54265

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435863.573775

3596304.84622

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435994.571792

3596375.25553

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TABLE 11

Unique Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Location POD Description

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436141.633492

3596685.32643

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436102.627225

3596906.25447

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435924.058054

3596890.42592

Historical West Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435907.239689

3596979.5896

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435747.966345

3596124.59003

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435751.534334

3596141.22252

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

435900.779623

3596255.55045

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436081.059308

3596279.45714

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436363.544808

3596272.8667

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436538.56521

3596095.50363

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436602.995663

3595956.9623

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436576.075036

3595948.3187

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(Attachment JA3 Water Distribution System Template – SEPTEMBER 2009_REV MAY 2010) User Edited: v07 07Feb

TABLE 11

Unique Points of Demarcation Water Distribution System

Location POD Description

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436513.500037

3596004.13934

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436478.57666

3596021.95781

Historical East Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

436345.665477

3596008.7298

Historical East Housing POD is at downstream side of Valve Number MBG102, located East of Building Number 3720

Capehart Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

443972.944896

3597748.06458

Capehart Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

443954.651969

3597490.01503

Heritage Heights Housing Barksdale AFB side of the POD at GIS Coordinates

444049.978228

33598992.27271

Bossier City Water Supply Main

POD is at downstream side of the Bossier City owned meter located adjacent to Building 1359.

City of Shreveport Water Supply Main

POD is at downstream side of the City of Shreveport owned meter located adjacent to Building 5048.

Note: For ”POD at --- GIS Coordinates” numbering references Base provided GIS document: housing_ eEasements_60x60.pdf

JA3.12.3 Environmental Baseline Survey

The Air Force has determined that it is not required to conduct an EBS in regard to the sale of this utility system.