Exhibit F2 - Italy Facility Report.pdf

Aviano – Facility Information Building Num Year Built Q-Rating Aviano ES/HS Bldg 114 2005 Q1 Aviano ES/HS Bldg 151 2002 Q1 Aviano ES/HS Bldg 153 2002 Q3

General Facilities Description Site: Aviano Elementary/High School is located at Aviano Air Base, Italy, Site 1. The school has no dedicated parking. Sidewalks are typically constructed using concrete. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: The campus contains 2 play groups. Play equipment includes 6 composite structures, 3 single-axis swings, and other miscellaneous equipment. Playground equipment generally complies with provisions of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Handbook for Public Playground Safety. Most playground equipment is installed on protective surfacing. Typical deficiencies observed include inadequate protective surfacing, open s-hooks, and inadequate maintenance.

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, stucco walls showed some signs of water penetration, and there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include clay tile and modified bitumen with some minor leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted plaster with some painted drywall. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is exposed structure. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically resilient while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system, which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs are not present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include areas of refuge missing or not present, combustible material exceeds 50% of wall area, storage of materials in common path of travel, and doors leading to corridors do not have closers.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area contains the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by gas-fired boilers and is distributed by a 4-pipe system to fan-coil units in most areas and to air handling units in areas such as the multi-purpose room. All heating and chilled water piping appear to be original. Ventilation in restrooms is generally adequate. Campus facilities have air conditioning by chilled water which is provided by air cooled water chillers but do not have dedicated air conditioning for the LAN concentrator room. The campus has two elevators.

Electrical: The electrical system appears to be original. Lighting is typically fluorescent with limited use of incandescent. Ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacles appear to be present in all required locations. The campus has an intercom system but does not have a remote handset for use during fire drills or emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a functional security system but does have a limited number of security cameras.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures and piping appears to be original. Domestic hot water is provided by a combination of heat exchangers and electric water heaters.

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Exhibit F2 Italy Facility Report

Livorno – Facility Information

Livorno ES/MS Bldg 201 1954 Q3 Livorno ES/MS Bldg Storage 2002 (Est) N/A

Site: Livorno Elementary/Middle School is located at Camp Darby, Italy, near the base commercial area. The parking area is constructed using asphalt while sidewalks are typically constructed using pavers. The school has a parking capacity of approximately 6 with additional parking available near the campus. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: The campus contains 2 play groups. Play equipment includes 4 composite structures, 3 single-axis swings, and other miscellaneous equipment. Playground equipment generally complies with provisions of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Handbook for Public Playground Safety. All playground equipment is installed on protective surfacing. Typical deficiencies observed include inadequate protective surfacing, inadequate fall zones, and improper swing chain spacing.

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, brick veneer walls showed no indication of water penetration, but there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include single-ply flexible membrane with some minor leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted masonry with some painted plaster. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is acoustical tile. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically resilient while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are not present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system, which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs appear to be present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include combustible material exceeds 20% of wall area, material or equipment stored in corridors and visual alarms are missing.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area contains the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance. Typical deficiencies include drinking fountains are inadequate and inadequate signage.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by oil-fired boilers and is distributed by a 2-pipe system to fan-coil units in most areas and to air handling units in areas such as the multi-purpose room. Although most fan-coil units appear to have been replaced, the heating piping appears to be original. Ventilation in restrooms is generally inadequate. Campus facilities have air conditioning with dedicated air conditioning for all LAN concentrator rooms. The campus has no elevators.

Electrical: Minor electrical upgrades have been installed to support the computer network, but most wiring appears to be original.

Lighting is typically fluorescent with limited use of incandescent. Ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacles appear to be present in all required locations. The campus has an intercom system but does not have a remote handset for use during fire drills or emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a functional security system but does have a limited number of security cameras.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures have been partially upgraded and piping appears to be original. Domestic hot water is provided by a combination of oil-fired boiler and electric water heaters.

Sigonella ES – Facility Information

Sigonella ES Bldg 213 1999 Q1 Sigonella ES Bldg 213 1999 Q1 Sigonella ES Bldg 218 2008 Q1 Sigonella ES Bldg 218 2008 Q1 Sigonella ES Bldg 246 2008 Q1 Sigonella ES Bldg 246 2008 Q1

Site: Sigonella Elementary School is located at U. S. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, near the Naval Air Station 1 Support Area Military Family Housing Area. Parking areas, which are shared with the community, are generally constructed using asphalt while sidewalks are typically constructed using concrete. The school has no dedicated parking. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: The campus contains 4 play groups. Play equipment includes 8composite structures, 1 single-axis swing, and other miscellaneous equipment. Playground equipment generally complies with provisions of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Handbook for Public Playground Safety. Most playground equipment is installed on protective surfacing. Typical deficiencies observed include inadequate protective surfacing, inadequate guardrails/protective barriers, and entanglements.

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, stucco walls showed no indication of water penetration, but there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include clay tile with no leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted drywall with some ceramic tile. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is exposed structure. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically ceramic tile while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs appear to be present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include paired exit doors prevent independent operation, panic hardware missing at egress doors, and combustible material exceeds 50% of wall area.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area contains the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance. Typical deficiencies include handrails at toilets are not compliant, inadequate signage, lavatories are not compliant, stair handrails are inadequate, and drinking fountains are inadequate.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by gas-fired boilers and cooling is provided by direct exchange chillers through a 4-pipe system in buildings #211, #218, and a 2-pipe system in building #213, to fan-coil units and air handling units. All LAN concentrator rooms in building #218 receive conditioned air from a central HVAC system. However, all HVAC equipment is managed by a fully automated energy system, which turns the HVAC system off in late afternoon, including exhaust systems, and does not turn back on until early morning on week days and is off all weekend causing a significant heat build-up in the LAN concentrator rooms. LAN concentrator rooms should have a dedicated HVAC system. The LAN concentrator room in building #213 has a dedicated A/C unit.

Ventilation in all restrooms is adequate. The campus has four elevators.

Electrical: Electrical systems appear to be in good condition. All lighting appears to be fluorescent. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacles and circuits, appear to be present in all required locations, however, GFCI receptacles are not labeled. Electrical panels, breakers and receptacles in buildings #211, #213 and #218 do not appear to be labeled correctly.

The campus has an intercom system, however, it is not functional in Multi-purpose Room #151-building #211 or in building #213, and does not have a remote hand set for use during fire drills and emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a security system.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures and piping appear to be in good condition. Domestic hot water is provided by gas-fired hot water heaters.

Sigonella MS/HS – Facility Information

Sigonella ES/HS Bldg 216 1999 Q2 Sigonella ES/HS Bldg 216 1999 Q2 Sigonella MS/HS Bldg 211 2008 Q1 Sigonella MS/HS Bldg 211 2008 Q1 Sigonella MS/HS Bldg 220 2008 Q1 Sigonella MS/HS Bldg 220 2008 Q1

Site: Sigonella Elementary School is located at U. S. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, near the Naval Air Station 1 Support Area Military Family Housing Area. Parking areas, which are shared with the community, are generally constructed using asphalt while sidewalks are typically constructed using concrete. The school has no dedicated parking. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: The campus contains 4 play groups. Play equipment includes 8 composite structures, 1 single-axis swing, and other miscellaneous equipment. Playground equipment generally complies with provisions of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Handbook for Public Playground Safety. Most playground equipment is installed on protective surfacing. Typical deficiencies observed include inadequate protective surfacing, inadequate guardrails/protective barriers, and entanglements.

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, stucco walls showed no indication of water penetration, but there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include clay tile with no leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted drywall with some ceramic tile. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is exposed structure. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically ceramic tile while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs appear to be present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include paired exit doors prevent independent operation, panic hardware missing at egress doors, and combustible material exceeds 50% of wall area.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area contains the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance. Typical deficiencies include handrails at toilets are not compliant, inadequate signage, lavatories are not compliant, stair handrails are inadequate, and drinking fountains are inadequate.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by gas-fired boilers and cooling is provided by direct exchange chillers through a 4-pipe system in buildings #211, #218, and a 2-pipe system in building #213, to fan-coil units and air handling units. All LAN concentrator rooms in building #218 receive conditioned air from a central HVAC system. However, all HVAC equipment is managed by a fully automated energy system, which turns the HVAC system off in late afternoon, including exhaust systems, and does not turn back on until early morning on week days and is off all weekend causing a significant heat build-up in the LAN concentrator rooms. LAN concentrator rooms should have a dedicated HVAC system. The LAN concentrator room in building #213 has a dedicated A/C unit.

Ventilation in all restrooms is adequate. The campus has four elevators.

Electrical: Electrical systems appear to be in good condition. All lighting appears to be fluorescent. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacles and circuits, appear to be present in all required locations, however, GFCI receptacles are not labeled. Electrical panels, breakers and receptacles in buildings #211, #213 and #218 do not appear to be labeled correctly.

The campus has an intercom system, however, it is not functional in Multi-purpose Room #151-building #211 or in building #213, and does not have a remote hand set for use during fire drills and emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a security system.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures and piping appear to be in good condition. Domestic hot water is provided by gas-fired hot water heaters.

Site: Sigonella Elementary School is located at U. S. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, near the Naval Air Station 1 Support Area Military Family Housing Area. Parking areas, which are shared with the community, are generally constructed using asphalt while sidewalks are typically constructed using concrete. The school has no dedicated parking. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: The campus contains 4 play groups. Play equipment includes 8composite structures, 1 single-axis swing, and other miscellaneous equipment. Playground equipment generally complies with provisions of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Handbook for Public Playground Safety. Most playground equipment is installed on protective surfacing. Typical deficiencies observed include inadequate protective surfacing, inadequate guardrails/protective barriers, and entanglements.

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, stucco walls showed no indication of water penetration, but there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include clay tile with no leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted drywall with some ceramic tile. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is exposed structure. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically ceramic tile while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs appear to be present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include paired exit doors prevent independent operation, panic hardware missing at egress doors, and combustible material exceeds 50% of wall area.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area contains the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance. Typical deficiencies include handrails at toilets are not compliant, inadequate signage, lavatories are not compliant, stair handrails are inadequate, and drinking fountains are inadequate.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by gas-fired boilers and cooling is provided by direct exchange chillers through a 4-pipe system in buildings #211, #218, and a 2-pipe system in building #213, to fan-coil units and air handling units. All LAN concentrator rooms in building #218 receive conditioned air from a central HVAC system. However, all HVAC equipment is managed by a fully automated energy system, which turns the HVAC system off in late afternoon, including exhaust systems, and does not turn back on until early morning on week days and is off all weekend causing a significant heat build-up in the LAN concentrator rooms. LAN concentrator rooms should have a dedicated HVAC system. The LAN concentrator room in building #213 has a dedicated A/C unit.

Ventilation in all restrooms is adequate. The campus has four elevators.

Electrical: Electrical systems appear to be in good condition. All lighting appears to be fluorescent. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacles and circuits, appear to be present in all required locations, however, GFCI receptacles are not labeled. Electrical panels, breakers and receptacles in buildings #211, #213 and #218 do not appear to be labeled correctly.

The campus has an intercom system, however, it is not functional in Multi-purpose Room #151-building #211 or in building #213, and does not have a remote hand set for use during fire drills and emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a security system.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures and piping appear to be in good condition. Domestic hot water is provided by gas-fired hot water heaters.

Vicenza ES/MS/HS – Facility Information

Vicenza HS Bldg 309 1958 Q4 Vicenza ES/MS Bldg XXXX 2010 Q1

Site: Vicenza High School is located at Caserma Ederle, Italy, near the commercial area. Parking areas are generally constructed using asphalt while sidewalks are typically constructed using pavers. The school has a parking capacity of approximately 31 spaces with additional on-street parking shared with the installation. Site drainage is generally adequate. Vicenza HS was constructed in 2010 and is located at the Villagio Housing site. The new ES/MS location consists of a 149,000 sf facility with bus entry area and parking to accommodate approximately 30 spaces.

** The following survey information does not include information concerning the new Vicenza ES/MS. On site survey is required.**

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, exterior walls showed possible signs of water penetration, and there was some minor damage. Roof coverings include modified bitumen and built-up with ballast with some minor leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows show signs of weather infiltration.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted plaster with some painted drywall. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. The ceiling in the gymnasium is exposed structure. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically resilient, while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally do not comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally do not comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are not present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation. Emergency lighting is not present at all required locations. Exit signs are not present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include, areas of refuge missing or not present, combustible material exceeds 20% of wall area, inadequate smoke compartmentalization, and windows in corridor are not properly rated.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally ADA compliant. The parking area does not contain the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance.

Typical deficiencies include, drinking fountains are inadequate, elevator is not compliant, inadequate signage, no ADA compliant bathrooms, and stair handrails are inadequate.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by a central plant to a heat exchanger and is distributed by a 2-pipe system to radiators in most areas and to air handling units in areas such as the gymnasium. Although some radiators appear to have been replaced, the heating piping appears to be original. Ventilation in restrooms is generally adequate. Campus facilities have air conditioning provided by a combination of air-cooled water chillers and individual split units with dedicated air conditioning for all LAN concentrator rooms.

The campus has one elevator.

Electrical: Minor electrical upgrades have been installed to support the computer network, but most wiring appears to be original.

Lighting is typically fluorescent with limited use of incandescents. Ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacles are not present in all required locations. The campus has an intercom system but does not have a remote handset for use during fire drills or emergency evacuations. The campus does not have a functional security system but does have a limited number of security cameras.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures have been partially upgraded and piping appears to be original. Domestic hot water is provided by a combination of heat exchangers and electric water heaters.

Mediterranean DSO Bldg 307 1958 Q4

Site: The Mediterranean District Superintendent's Office (DSO) is located at Caserma Ederle, Italy, near the commercial area. The DSO shares parking with Vicenza Elementary / High School. Site drainage is generally adequate.

Playgrounds: None

Structural/Exterior Closure: We found no indication of damage to foundations during the course of the assessment. In addition, stucco walls showed no indication of water penetration, or other signs of damage. Roof coverings include, modified bitumen and low slope concrete with no leaks reported. Exterior doors and windows are generally weather-tight.

Interiors: Partition walls are generally painted plaster with some painted drywall. Ceilings in classroom and office areas are generally suspended acoustical tile. Flooring in high traffic areas is typically resilient, while carpet is used in most classrooms and offices.

NFPA 101, Life Safety Code: Corridors and stairwells generally do not comply with provisions of NFPA 101. Assembly spaces generally comply with egress requirements. Fire sprinkler systems are not present in all campus facilities. The campus has a fire alarm system which is activated by smoke sensors and pull stations and automatically reports to the fire department upon activation.

Emergency lighting appears to be present at all required locations. Exit signs are not present at all required locations. Typical deficiencies include, areas of refuge missing or not present, doors leading to corridors do not have closers, inadequate smoke compartmentalization, and storage of materials in common path of travel.

American with Disabilities Act (ADA): The campus is generally not ADA compliant. The parking area does not contain the required number of accessible parking spaces. Exterior routes of travel are generally ADA compliant. The building has an accessible entrance. Typical deficiencies include, drinking fountains are inadequate, stair handrails are inadequate, no strobes on fire alarms, inadequate signage, and no ADA compliant bathrooms, and elevator is missing.

Mechanical: Heating is provided by hot water from a central heating plant and is distributed by a 2-pipe system to a combination of fan-coil units and radiators in most areas. Although most radiators appear to have been replaced with fan-coil units, the heating piping appears to be original. Ventilation in restrooms is generally adequate. Most DSO facilities have air conditioning provided by individual split-unit air conditioning in rooms with dedicated air conditioning for all LAN concentrator rooms. The facilities have no elevators.

Electrical: Minor electrical upgrades have been installed to support the computer network, but most wiring appears to be original.

Lighting is typically fluorescent with limited use of incandescents. Ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacles are not present in all required locations.

Plumbing: Plumbing fixtures have been partially upgraded and piping appears to be original. Domestic hot water is provided by a combination of heat exchanger and electric water heaters.

Med DSO Facility Report