Housing Assessment Tool.xls

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Welcome

DRAFT INTRODUCTION / WELCOME PAGE
Housing Info Input LinksThis Housing Assessment Tool is designed to assist FEMA in collecting information from designers, builders, manufacturers, and/or vendors ("Providers" herein) on commercially available housing products that may be suitable for disaster housing needs.
Before you begin, please note that the Housing Assessment Tool is designed to obtain information only on a Per Unit Model basis per each assessment session.
If you have more than one housing product or more than one model within a product line, it would be necessary to utilize more than one assessment session. You may select to submit information for only one particular model best fit to disaster housing needs.
Keep your response specific to the housing product. Avoid general answer that simply state your company can build whatever is needed.
What's Next
Please go next to the Instruction Page by clicking on the link located on the left side of the screen, or the tab below. The Instruction Page will explain to you what kind of information is needed. There you will again find other links (which are also located here on the left) that will bring you to the various sections within the Housing Production Information Input Page.
We thank you again for your interest and participation!

Organization & POC Instruction Page Housing Product Information Input Page Range of Use Section Livability Section Timeliness Section

Instruction

INSTRUCTION PAGE
Please read and follow the steps below in submitting your information on your housing product(s). It is important that you complete all sections required.
§ Range of Use
STEP 1: Organization & Point of Contact
Please provide general contact information for your organization and designated point-of-contact (POC). If your organization is a partnership of multiple entities, please provide a representative organization and POC for the group.This section will consider the Product’s Structural/Safety Designs, Code Compliance and System Capacities, Operational and Logistical Requirements, and potential for permanent housing use. The intent is to help assess how usable and adaptable a housing product may be under various environmental, geographic, climate and legal conditions and requirements
STEP 2: Product Information§ Livability
The Housing Input Tool comprises over 100 questions grouped in 3 major categories (See left). You will likely need access to your product’s technical (i.e., design documents) and business data (i.e., field installation and production capacity) to properly answer them.This section will consider how well the Housing Product may be designed and equipped to accommodate a typical household’s daily living essentials (e.g., cooking, showering) and physical and emotional needs (e.g., privacy, security, telecommunication).
You may find that you need additional information in order to complete all the questions. The Assessment Tool will permit you to save the information and to return with updates.
§ Timeliness
This section will consider the Provider’s capacities for production, delivery and set up. The intent is to assess how fast and how many of the Housing Product may be made available for occupancy.

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Org & POC

1ORGANIZATION & POINT OF CONTACT
2ORGANIZATION
3Name of Provider's Organization: (Unit's Designer/ Manufacturer/ Builder/ Vendor)Note: If your organization is a partnership of multiple entities, please provide name of your chosen representative organization ONLY in the space to the left, and your designated POC for the group below.
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5Provider's Address (Street Number & Name)Floor/Suite
6CityState
7CountryZip Code
8Website AddressOffice Phone
9POINT OF CONTACT
10Name of POC (First Name, Last Name)POC Phone 1
11POC Phone 2
12POC Title/PositionEmail Address
13POC's OrganizationCheck Box If POC's Organizational Information is the same as the Provider's. If NOT, enter data below:
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16POC Address (Street Number & Name)0Floor/Suite0AlaskaAmerican SamoaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict Of ColumbiaFederated States Of MicronesiaFloridaGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarshall IslandsMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaNorthern Mariana IslandsOhioOklahomaOregonPalauPennsylvaniaPuerto Rico
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18Country0Zip Code00000

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Housing Information Input

Line #HOUSING INPUT PAGE1
1Name of the Housing Product: (Described as "Unit" herein)Date Entry Completed on: (MM/DD/YYYY)A
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3Unit Model Name (If different from above)Data Entry Began on: (MM/DD/YYYY)
4Unit Model No.
5Range of Use: (Structural & Safety Performance)N/AUnknownNoYes
6Unit TypeUnit can be classified and/or registered as (ex., building structure such as stick-built, modular, manufactured, or vehicle, or other):Select TypeTentVehicle or RVExisting FacilityManufactured HousingModular HousingStick-BuiltConcrete/MasonryKit HomeOther
7<<<< Or Write in
8Unit Development or Usage (Note: Web-based version will permit multiple selections under Standards/Codes and State)Unit is currently in use in the following U.S. State(s) and/or TerritoriesCheck All ApplicableN/AEastern (South)Eastern (North)Central (South)Central (North)Mountain (South)Mountain (North)Pacific (South)Pacific (North)AlaskaHawaii
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10Unit is currently in use in the following countries or continents Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS):Select One OnlyN/ACanadaSouth/Central AmericaCaribbean/Pacific IslandsEuropeAfricaMid-EastAsia
11Unit is not currently in use but a prototype has been approved under industry-accepted standards and exists for evaluation in the following US State?Select One OnlyN/AAlabamaAlaskaAmerican SamoaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict Of ColumbiaFederated States Of MicronesiaFloridaGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarshall IslandsMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew Hampshire
12Design Codes & Standards (Note: Web-based version will permit multiple selections under Standards/Codes and State)If applicable, which of the following national design codes and industry standards has Unit been specifically designed to meet? (Under each applicable code and standard, select whether the Unit has been "Certified/Approved", or "Designed To" but not yetSelect Applicable Standards/Code & Applicable Edition YearN/AHUD CodeIBC/IRCEngineered Design: ASCE 7 Loading & MaterialSSTD 10-99ANSI/AISCAF&PA Wood Frame ConstructitionRV Industry…
13Certified/ ApprovedDesigned To OnlyNoneUnknown
14Building Codes & StandardsNone/ UnknownHUD Code on Manufact'd HsgIBC/IRCASCE 7SSTD 10-99ANSI/ AISCAF&PA Wood Frame Constrctn.RVIA (Recreat'l Vehicle...)2008200720062005200420032002200120001999199819971996199519941993199219911990198919881987198619851984198319821981198019791978197719761975
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17Edition/ Year
18Write In>>>Edition/ Year>>>
19Note: To provide additional comment, Use "Enter Comment" button at the upper right corner!
20If applicable, which of the following System Codes has Unit been designed to meet and/or certified under? (Under each applicable code and standard, select whether the Unit has been "Certified,", or "Designed to" only. For all applicable choices, be sureSelect Applicable Standards/Code & Applicable Edition YearN/ANational Electrical CodeUniform Mechanical CodeInternal Mechanical CodeInternational Plumbing CodeUniform Plumbing Code
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22System Codes & StandardsNone/ UnknownNational Electrical CodeUniform Mechanical CodeInternat'l Mechanical CodeUniform Plumbing CodeInternat'l Plumbing Code
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25Edition/ Year
26Write In>>>Edition/ Year>>>
27Note: To provide additional comment, Use "Enter Comment" button at the upper right corner!
28If applicable, which state and local building codes has Unit been specifically designed to meet AND certified under? (Select 2. Web version will permit multiple selections)Select Up to 3 States; Select N/A if Not Applicable
29State Codes Unit Certified Under:
30Local Codes Unit Certified Under<<< Write in up to 3 Localities; or N/A if Not Applicable
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32For the "Certified/Approved" responses selected, will documentations (ex., P.E. certified drawings, or industry/agency-issued certificates) be available for review?Yes/No
33ThermalIf applicable under Housing & Urban Development (HUD) code, which thermal zones is the unit designed for?Select Zone (Zone III = Coldest)N/AZone IZone IIZone III
34If applicable under Dept. of Energy (DOE) insulation zone specs, which insulation zones is Unit designed for use in?Select Zone (Zone 1 = Coldest)N/AZone 1Zone 2Zone 3Zone 4Zone 5Zone 6
35What type of insulation material is used to provide thermal protection against heat loss?Select Type or Write inUnknownFiberglass Blatt & BlanketsSpray Foams (foam-in-place)Rigid Cellular Polystyrene PanelsStructural Insulating PanelsOther Rigid PanelsLoose Fill
36Select TypeIf needed, Write in>>
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38If known, what are the minimum R-Values of the Unit?<<<Write in numerical for R-ValueUnknown< R-19=/> R-19
39Attic/ Ceiling?R-0Exterior Walls?R-0Floor?R-0
40WindIf applicable under HUD Code, how many Wind Zones is the unit designed for use in?Select Zone (Zone I - III)N/ANoneZone I (70mph)Zone II (100mph)Zone III (110mph)
41If applicable under HUD Code, which wind exposure is Unit designed for use in?Select One (Exposures A - D)N/ANoneExposure AExposure BExposure CExposure D
42If applicable under ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) Standard 7-98 or later edition, what is the Unit's design wind speed (3-second gust in mph)?<<< Write in numerical MPHNoneZone 1 (130mph)Zone 2 (160mph)Zone 3 (200mph)Zone 4 (250mph)
43If applicable under ASCE Standard 7, which wind exposure is the unit designed for use in?Select One (Exposures A - D)N/AUnknownNoneExposure AExposure BExposure CExposure D
44If applicable, is Unit designed to include all minimally required hurricane resistant features recommended under the HUD Code or the SBCCI (SSTD 10-99)?Select Standards/CodeN/AUnknownNoYes (HUD Code)Yes (SSBCI: SSTD 10-99)Yes (Florida Building Code)Yes (ICC: IS-HRC)
45If Unit's windows are equipped with Shutters or other built-in Impact Resistant Products, to what test standards are these products designed?Select Type or Write inNot EquippedEquipped but UnknownSSTD-12: SBCCI Windborne Debris Impact TestA201 - Impact Test Miami Dade CountyASTM E 1996-00 Standard Specification for Performance of Exterior Windows, Glazed Curtain Walls, Doors and Storm ShuttersAPA - The Engineered Wood Assn.ASTM
46If roof system has been tested under either the FM or UL standards, what is the Unit's roof uplift resistance rating: (UL Class-60, Class-90...; or FM I-60, I-75, I-90…)?Select TypeUnknownUL Class 60UL Class 90UL Class 120UL Class 150FM I-60FM I-90FM I-120FM I-150Standard Specification for Performance of Exterior Windows, Glazed Curtain Walls, Doors and Storm Shutters
47If known, what are the design pressure ratings in PSF for the Unit's windows and doors? (Note: do not use structural test pressure figures)Write in "Unknown" or #s in PSFStorm Shutters Impacted by Windborne Debris in Hurricanes (ASTM E 1996-00)
48SeismicIs the unit seismic requirements preempted by the HUD Code?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
49If not preempted by the HUD Code, which Seismic Design Category (SDC) is the unit designed under?Select One (Category A - F)NoneCategory ACategory BCategory CCategory DCategory ECategory F
50FloodIs Unit permitted for housing use in a 100-year floodplain for 180 or less consecutive days "as is" without having to be structurally elevated or relocated?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
51Foundation, Elevation & AnchorageDoes supplied unit include foundation?Select from ListNoYes
52Is foundation permanent?Select from List
53If not placed on a permanent foundation, is a concrete slab or other paved surface required for placement or installation of units?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
54If not placed on a permanent foundation, does Unit design include additonal approved "Tie-Down" requirements for securing Unit to the ground (i.e., straps & anchors)?Select from ListN/AUnknownNoYesLimited Capability
55Can unit be structurally elevated using standard building flood protection methods?Select from List
56Roof (Note: Focus on snow load only; wind factors are addressed under "Wind" above.)If applicable under HUD Code, which Zone (North, Middle, South) is the Unit Roof load capacity designed to meet?Select Zone (South, Mid, North)N/AUnknownSouth Zone (20 PSF)Middle Zone (30 PSF)North Zone (40 PSF)
57If applicable under ASCE 7-02, what is the live/snow roof load capacity in PSF of the unit's roof?Select from ListN/AUnknown>15 PSF15-30 PSF31-50 PSF51-75 PSF>75 PSF
58Is Roof designed to mitigate against potential cold weather hazards such as snow drifts, water ponding, and ice formations (as recommended by HUD or the ASCE)?Select from ListNoUnknownYes (HUD Code)Yes (ASCE)
59Envelope (Note: web-based version will permit multiple selections)What are the primary building materials for the Unit's envelop (ie., cladding)?Select from ListUnknownWood-Based MaterialsMetal-Based MaterialsConcrete/Masonry/Earth-BasedRubber/Plastic-Based MaterialsGlass-Based MaterialsSIP Type MaterialsNatural Fabrics-BasedSynthetic Fabrics-BasedOthers
60Does Unit's envelope (roof, wall & floor) include material designed to be air barriers, vapor retarders...?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
61If Vapor Retarder is installed as part of the Envelope assembly, what is its Vapor Permeability Class? (1: Impermeable, 2: Semi-Impermeable; 3: Semi-Permeable)Select Class (1 - 3)Class-1: Impermeable (0.1 perm or <)Class-2: Semi-Imperm. (1.0 perm-0.1 perm)Class-3: Semi-Perm. (10 perms-1.0 perm)
62Where is the vapor barriers located?Select from ListUnknownBehind DrywallBehind Rigid Insulations
63Does unit include a floor or required one being provided or constructed on site?Select from ListUnknownYesNo, but provider can build one as an optionNo, provider will need one provided
64Is Unit's Envelope (roof, wall & floor) composed of, covered by, or treated with material resistant to:Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoNoUnknownResistant (Water & Moisture)Resistant (Mold)Resistant (Mold, Water & Moisture Intrusions)Resistant (Dry Rotting)Resistant (Termites)Resistant to All
65Water IntrusionMoisture InfiltrationMoldRotTermites Infestation
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68Ventilation & Air QualityDoes Unit design meet industry minimum standards for residential ventilation and acceptable indoor air quality (Standards under ASHRAE 62 series)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoN/AUnknownYesNo
69Is Unit equipped with Detector/Alarm unit or system for Carbon Monoxide (CO) hazard?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
70Do all fume/exhaust producing equipment/appliances inside the Unit vent directly outdoors?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
71Has indoor air quality testing been performed to document presence/absence of toxic/hazardous gases? (formaldehyde, volatile organic compounds)Select from ListUnknownNot TestedYes, but no documenationYes, documentation available
72Have the building materials used in the construction of the unit(s) been determined to be made of non-toxic/hazardous constituents?Select from List
73Have building materials with toxic/hazardous constituents been determined to be low-emitting materials in accordance with industry standards (USGBC-LEEDs, HUD, OSHA, EPA...)?"Select from ListUnknownNot TestedYes, but no documenationYes, documentation available
74Are MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) available for all materials used in construction of the unit(s)?"Select from ListUnknownNoYes, documentation available
75What is the design exchange rate of indoor air, expressed as room air changes per hour (ACH)?”Write in Air Change per Hour (ACH)
77FireIf applicable and known, what is the overall Fire Rating of Unit?Select Hour RatingN/AUnknownNone1-Hour2-Hour3-Hour4-Hour
78If not required to meet a fire-rating requirement (i.e., a single-family structure), is Unit built of non-combustible materials?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoN/AUnknownNoYes
79Is Unit "All Electric" (i.e, all electrical heating and cooking equipments with no-open flame exposure)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
80Is Unit equipped with adequate number of smoke detectors ? (Generally, 1 detector per each partitioned area, such as an enclosed bedroom)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
81Is Unit equipped with properly sized extinguishers (min. 5lbs. ABC)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
82Is Unit equipped with a functional Sprinkler System?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
83Fire (Con't)Is there more than 1 doorway entrance/exit in Unit?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
84Can all door locks (incl. interior roomdoors), latches or other closing mechanisms be manually unlocked from the inside without the use of tool or key?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
85Are all door locks (incl. interior roomdoors), latches or other door closing mechanisms located at 54" or less from the finished floor?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
86What is the minimum clear width (in Inches) of Unit's Doorways and Hallways/Cooridors?<<< Write in numerical in Inches
87All DoorwaysHallways and Cooridors
88
89Are all partitioned areas in the Unit (ex., bedrooms) equipped with egress window?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
90If not egress windows, can all window locks , latches or other closing mechanisms be manually unlocked from the inside without the use of tool or key?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
91For windows equipped with storm shutters, screens or other protective or decorative devices, can they be unlocked or removed from the inside?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
92Do all windows meet the following floor to sill height and Minimum Net Clear Opening (MNCO) dimensions ? Note: Answer "No" if not ALL windows can answer "Yes" under each column.Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
93Sill Heights =/< 44" above the floorMNCO Height =/> 24"MNCO Width =/> 20"Window has Overall MNCO of 5.7sfN/AUnknownNoYes
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96Are ALL of the following equipment and system approved under UL (Underwriters Laboratories Standards for Safety), CSA (Canadian Standards Authority), or other recognized authority?(Answer "No," if not all within the group are approved products)
97Equipments or System CategoriesSelect: "Unknown," "No,"or "Yes: UL/CSA"If Yes, but not UL or CSA. (Write Name Below)UnknownNoYes, UL and/or CSAYes, but not UL/CSA, then Write Response in Box >>>
98All Major Appliances
99All Interior and Exterior Lighting Fixtures and Equipments
100Wiring System (Both Surface-Mounted or Imbedded)
101Electrical switches and receptacles (both interior & exterior)
102
103Special NeedsIs Unit in its "As Is" condition compliant with Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
104If there is an UFAS compliant version of the Unit, please provide its model number and name below? (A separate worksheet may be used to capture UFAS features)If Yes, provide more info here
105Model NameModel Number
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107Can the current Unit be modified in the field to comply with UFAS requirements (ex., min. 32" W doorways, 60" turning space in all rooms, <48" high lock)?Yes only if answered yes to all
108If claimed to be feasible to convert to UFAS compliant, are there approved drawings available for the conversion?Yes only if answered yes to all
109Can Unit accommodate occupant dependent on medical oxygen use? (For Example, no exposure to open flames inside Unit)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
110Is documentation certifying Unit's UFAS compliance available for review, if applicable?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
111Range of Use: (Operational & Logistical Factors)
112Unit Exterior Dimension/ Footprint (Once set-up/built; & if applicable, after fully extended/expanded)Unit Height (Highest Elev. from Grade, Exterior Measurement)<<< Write in approximate feet
113Unit Depth (Longest Side fr. Front to Back; Use full extended Measures)
114Unit Width (Ext. Measures, Side to Side; Use ful extended measures)
115Square Footage of Unit's Footprint (2 dimensional; Round up to highest SF)
116TransportabilityCan Unit be driven (i.e., RV)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
117Is Unit equipped with a permanent chassis for initial and continued transportability?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
118If Unit is towable, which minimum class of vehicle is required?Select from ListN/ASmall Passenger Car (Class C)Mid-Full Size Passenger Car (Class D-E)SUV (Class E)/ Small Pickup (Under 4.5k lbs)Standard Pickup (4.5k-8.5k lbs)Heavy Truck
119Does Unit require a special highway movement permit, and an escort vehicle, to be transported on roads?Select from ListN/ANo Permit or Escort RequiredPermit OnlyPermit & Escort Required
120Can Unit be reduced in size and/or stacked for transport without risking damage to Unit? (Note: "Stored" dimension info is requested below)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
121What is the Unit's shipment weight?0 lbs<<< Write in Wt in lbs
122Is Forklift or Crane required to lift/load and unload unit for and from transport?Select from ListNoYes, ForkliftYes, CraneYes, Forklift & Crane
123Can Unit be transported by standard means such as flatbeds, barge, train?Select from ListN/AFlatbedBargeTrainFlatbed, Barge, Train
124Set Up/ Assembly/ConstructionWhat kinds of tools are required to set up/install/assemble/construct the Unit? (Note: Not to include loading and delivering off transport to site)Select from ListN/AHand Tools OnlyPower Tool RequiredCrane and/or Forklift
125How many people are required to conduct "field" set up/ installation/ construction of Unit?Select from List01 - 23 - 45 - 67 - 89 - 10>10
126Is manufacturer-trained crew required for field assembly/installation of Unit? (Provider's requirement only; Local requirements addressed under Local Conditions)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoN/AUnknownYesNo
127Will the following building trade workers be needed to set up the Unit in the field? (Excluding site work staff)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
128Electrician/ LineworkerPlumberHVACDrywallCarpenterIron WorkersStone/ MasonryPaintersGlazier/ Window
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130Write in Others>>>
131UtilitiesTwo responses are needed for the following questions concerning utilities for the Unit:Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
132QUESTIONS(a) Is Unit equipped with Connectors for ready hookup to:(b) Does Unit's "Spec" documents show actual connection details?
133Municipal Water System?N/AUnknownYesNo
134Municipal Sewage or Homeowner's Septic System?
135Municipal Electrical Facilities?
136Gas Supplier's system
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138If equipped with a Potable Water Tank, what is the holding capacity?Select from ListNot Equipped<25 Gal25 - 50 Gal51 - 75 Gal75 - 100 Gal>100 Gal
139If equipped with wastewater treatment units, what is the Gallons Per Day (GPD) capacity?Select from ListNot Equipped< 50 GPD100 GPD200 GPD300 GPD400 GPD500 GPD
140If equipped with a tank for heating/cooking gas, what is the holding capacity?Select from ListNot Equipped<25 Pound25 - 50 Pound51 - 75 Pound75 - 100 Pound>100 Pound
141If equipped with a heating/cooking liquid fuel Tank, what is the holding capacity?Select from ListNot Equipped<25 Gal25 - 50 Gal51 - 75 Gal75 - 100 Gal>100 Gal
142What is the primary source of heating & Cooking fuel for Unit: Gasoline, Natural Gas, Propane, Electricity?Select from ListGas & Electric OptionsElectricityNatural GasFuel OilGasolinePropaneDiesel
143If equipped with a Portable Generator, what is the wattage? (Select the nearest highest wattage)Select from ListNot Equipped2,500 Watt5,000 Watt7,500 Watt10,000 Watt12,500 Watt
144Is Unit equipped with an electrical wiring system rated at 110/120 VAC, or 220/240 VAC, or both?Select from ListUnknown110/120 VAC220/240 VACBoth
145Is Unit equipped with a DC Converter for its lighting system?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
146What is the designed amperage of the Unit's electrical system?Select from ListN/A30 Amp or Less50 Amp100 Amp200 Amp
147Maintenance & RepairsIf FEMA is required to supply ongoing maintenance support for the unit, what will be the required minimum frequency?N/A, Weekly, Bi-Weekly…N/A1x Per Month1x Per 2 Weeks1x Per Week> 1x Per Week
148If applicable, what are the types and length of warranty provided by Unit's manufacturer or builder:Select/ Write inN/AWarranty Not Provided6 Months1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year or >
149StructureElectrical SystemPlumbing SystemHVAC System
150AppliancesWrite in Others>>Choose Length>>
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152If documented, what is the record of the unit switch out and replacement in past usages? (% of total used by FEMA to date)Unknow - Good - BadUnknownGood (5% or Less)Fair (<10%)Bad (>15%)
153If documented, what is the record of past consumer complaints concerning the Unit or its manufacturer/builder? (General public experience, if available)Unknow - Good - Bad
154Reusability & StorabilityCan the unit be practically and reasonably deconstructed/dissembled to be reused at another location?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
155Can the unit be reduced in size for storage without risking damage to the unit?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
156If Unit can be reduced in size for storage or transport, what is the dimension of Unit when configured for storage? (Provide measures in LF; if less than a foot, provide info in decimal)<<<Leave blank if not stackable; or write in D, W, H
157Highest Height?0 ft0 inLongest Width?0 ft0 inLongest Depth?0 ft0 in
158
159Unit Key Access (Additional questions are asked under Security in the Livability Section Below)Is Unit equipped for access via a master key?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
160What is the unit key & lock repetition ratio (i.e., every 50, 100)?Select from ListDon't Know1 per 50 or less51 - 100 Ratio101 - 200 Ratio> 200 Ratio
161Unit IdentificationWill Provider barcode the Unit? (See FEMA for specific requirement)Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
162Quality AssuranceHas Unit be subjected to any independent testing program for Quality Assurance checks?Select from ListNo QA ProgramInternal QA Program ONLYSingle Independent Testing EntityMultiple Independent Testing Entities
163How often is the Unit QA/Performance Testing conducted?Select from ListOnce QuarterlyOnce Semi-AnnuallyOnce AnnuallyOnce Every 2 YearsLess Frequent than Biennially
164Are all approved testing results/certification documentations available for review?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoYesNo
165What QA follow-up services (in the fields) are offered by Provider?<< Write in
166Range of Use: (Transitional Housing Value)
167Transitional Housing ValueIs Unit designed to permit subsequent structural modification and additions that can horizontally or vertically increase the size of its living area?No/ Yes and % increaseNoYes, horizontal ExpansionYes, vertical expansionYes, both horizontally & vertically
168Can Unit be used for permanent/long-term housing (min. 7 years) "as is" without modification? Or will modification be required to make it a permanent housing Unit?As is or Modification ReqUse "As Is"Modification Required
169Can Unit be placed on permanent foundation? (Answer drawn from #54 above)NoAnswer from AboveN/AUnknownNoYes
170Can Unit be structurally elevated by using standard building flood protection methods?UnknownAnswer from Above
171Does Unit allow for permanent utility connections?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
172Does Unit building structure meet minimum energy performance standards for residence?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
173If equipped with major household applicances, do they meet federal Energy Star standards?Not Equiped, Yes, NoNot EquippedUnknownNoYes
174If not intended for permanent use, can the unit be removed easily so as not to impede upon the applicant's long-term recovery efforts?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
175Can Unit in its "As is" condition be used as a collateral for obtaining a mortgage or other financing?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, NoNoYes, as collateral
176Can Unit obtain protection under typical Homeowners Insurance? If not, are there other established options? (Note: Assuming favorable site conditions)Select from ListUnknownNoYes, Homeowenr InsuranceYes, under Personal Property-type Insurance
177Livability Features
178Unit Interior Dimensions/ Floor SpaceCeiling Height (Highest Point)<<< Write in
179Ceiling Height (Lowest Point)
180Interior Depth (Front to Back)
181Interior Width (Longest Length)
182Square Footage of Floor Space (Interior Wall to Interior Wall)0 SFWrite in SF
183Cubic Living Space (Estimate if actual is unknown)0 CFWrite in CF
184OccupancyIntended Maximum Number of Occupants per Unit (as is/without modification to unit)Select from List1 Occupant2 Occupants3 Occupants4 Occupants5 Occupants6 Occupants7 Occupants8 Occupants> than 8 Occupants
185What is the Unit's intended Maximum Occupancy Duration?Select from List30 Days or LessUp to 90 DaysUp to 18 MonthsCan become Permanent Housing
186BedroomFor Unit's Bedroom(s), please select or enter data requested under each column: (1) Persons intended per room; (2) Square Footage per bedroom; (3) Total # of Bed(s) per bedroom; (4) Total Closet SF; (5) dimension of each closet; (6) whether hanging rods aSelect from List/ or write in where specified
1871 Person2 Persons3 Persons4 Persons5 Persons6 Persons7 Persons8 Persons
18812345678Not ApplicableNot ProvidedYesNo
189Room TypePerson/ RoomRoom SFTotal Bed(s)Bed Type(s)Closet 22" DeepCloset SFHanging Rod & ShelfWindow<50SF>/= 50SF>/= 70SF>/= 120SF>/= 170SF>/= 220SF>/= 270SF
190Bedroom 1Not ProvidedHalf Twin Size BedTwin Size BedFull Size BedQueen Size BedKing Size BedBunk Bed
191Bedroom 2012345
192Bedroom 3Not ProvidedRod OnlyShelf OnlyRod & Shelf
193Bedroom 4
194Bedroom 5
195Bedroom 6
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197BathFor Unit's Bathroom(s), please select or enter data requested under each column: (1) Square Footage per room; (2) provision of toilet and sink; (3) provision of shower and bathtub; (4) provision of cabinet or storage; (5) capacity of Unit's water heater mSelect from List/ or write in where specified
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201Bath 1Not Equipped<10 Gal10 - 25 Gal26 - 50 Gal>50 Gal
202Bath 2Not EquippedCapacity UnknownCont. F. =/>20cfmCont. F. <20cfmInt. F.=/ >100cfmInt. F. <100cfm
203Bath 3ToiletSinkToilet & Sink
204ShowerBathtubShower s/ Tub
205Kitchen (Note: Web-based version of Tool will permit selection of more than one choices. Multiple choices under drop down menu is for reference only)For Unit's Kitchen, select/enter data requested under each column: Is Unit equipped with (1) a working kitchen; or "kitchen-ready" with all needed utilities hookups and spaces for required appliances and sink; (2) sink and dishwasher; (3) stove and microwSelect from ListYesNoNo, but Kitchen- Ready
206Not EquippedCook Top OnlyCook Top & OvenMicrowave OvenCT, Oven & Microw.GasElectricBoth Options Available
207123456789Not EquippedSink OnlySink & Dish-washerNot Equipped1 Table & 2 Seats1 Table & 4 Seats1 Table & 6 Seats1 Table & 8 Seats
208Kitchen Exist?Sink & DishwasherStove/ MicrowaveGas/ ElectricRefrig/ FreezerExhaust Fan (CFM)Cabinet/ Storage SFTable & ChairsPots & WaresNot EquippedCompact Refrig.Full-Size Freezer/ Refrig.Not EquippedCook Pots & Wares
209Not Equipped< 25 CF25 CF (Studio)32 CF (1 Bdrm)38 CF (2 Bdrm)45 CF (3 Bdrm)> 54 CF
210Not EquippedCapacity UnknownContinous Fan =/> 30cfmContinous Fan < 30cfmIntermit. Fan =/> 50cfmIntermit. Fan < 50cfm
211Not EquippedCompact RefrigeratorFull-Size Freezer/RefrigeratorDishwasher
212Living RoomFor Unit's Living Room, please select/enter data requested under each column: Is Unit equipped with (1) a living room; (2) if so, what is the square footage; (3) Couch & Chairs; (4) table; (5) lamps; (6) TV…Select from List
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214Living Room?Room SFCouch & ChairsTablesLampsTVWindowNot ProvidedCouchChairsCouch & Chairs
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217HVACIs Unit's HVAC system designed to maintain living space conditions of 70F (under heating) and 75F (under cooling) and 50-55% relative humidity?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
218What is the Unit' primary system for interior space heating?Select from ListNoneFurnance / Forced Air Heating SystemBoiler / Radiator Heating SystemElectric Wall & Radiant Heating SystemFireplace / Heating StoveSolar Heating SystemPortable Space HeatersHeat Pumps
219If equipped with a Heating System, what is the capacity?Select from ListNot Equipped6,000 BTU12,000 BTU18,000 BTU24,000 BTU30,000 BTU>30,000 BTU
220If equipped, what is the Unit's total Air Cooling Capacity in BTU/HR? (Central or Combining all room units). Note: 1T=12k BTU/HourWrite-In BTUN/A6,000 BTU12,000 BTU18,000 BTU24,000 BTU30,000 BTU>30,000 BTU
221What is the Unit's primary means for Ventilation? (Mechanical vs. Natural such as windows & passive vents)Select from ListNoneMechanical Ventilation SystemNatural Ventilation: Intentional OpeningsBoth Mechanical & Natural
222If equipped with a Mechanical Ventilation System, what is the system's Air Flow Capacity measured in cubic feet per minute (cfm)?Select from ListNot Equipped<50 CFM50 - 100 CFM101 - 150 CFM151 - 250 CFM>250 CFM
223FurnishingIf furnitures are not included, or only partially included, does Provider offer furnishing as an add-on option?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
224LaundryDoes Unit include washer and dryer?Select from ListNoneWasher OnlyDryer OnlyWasher & Dryer
225TelecommunicationIs Unit already equipped (wired and jacks installed) to support the following services? (Possible Requirements: Living Room & 1 Bedroom)Select from ListNot EquippedPhone, Internet & CablePhone OnlyInternet OnlyCable TV OnlyPhone & Cable OnlyPhone & Internet OnlyCable & Internet Only
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231SecurityAre Unit's exterior door equipped with more than one lock requiring different keys?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
232Does Unit have additional security devices (e.g., deadbolt) for exterior door(s)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
233Are all openable windows in Unit securable by manual locking devices (e.g., latch)?Select N/A, Unknown, Yes, No
234Timeliness Factors
235Unit Acquisition (Note: Web-based version may allow choices for production levels, beginning with 50, then 100, follow by some mulitiples of either a 50 or 100 unit basis.)Once a purchase/work order is issued, what is the MAXIMUM # of Units Provider can produce/build within a 8-week period - assuming Provider has 100% utilization of its facilties/equipments/staff with ample material supplies and fuel? Please use chart belo<<< Write in Numerical Answers Only
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237Ramp-Up/ Lead TimeWK - 1WK - 2WK - 3WK - 4WK - 5WK - 6WK - 7WK - 8
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241Will there be seasonal impact on the provider's capacity to produce/deliver the units? (Click either months and/or seasons applicable)Click on All ApplicableNoJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
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245UFAS Compliant Unit Production/ ConversionIf possible and practical, how fast can Producer convert 100 non-compliant Units into fully UFAS compliant Units?Select from ListImpossible / Impractical15 Days or Less30 Days45 Days60 Days90 Days120 Days180 Days
246If possible and practical, how fast can a non-compliant Unit in the field be converted to achieve full UFAS compliance?Select from ListImpossible / Impractical1-4 hours5-8 hours9-12hours13-16hours3 Days4 Days5 Days or >
247Unit Manufacturing LocationsIf Applicable, where are the established Unit manufacturing points in the U.S. and/or its territories?(Check all applicable states and/or territories on Map below.)
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