Site_Visit_Script.pdf

PMRF Script for

Pre-Proposal Site Tour

(Makaha Ridge, Kokee Park, Kokee AFS, Port Allen)

June 25, 2019

Location Script – Describe building/grounds/systems that are maintained by the O&M contractor and any that contain contractor staff

Stop #

Makaha Ridge Security Gate Welcome to Makaha Ridge. For all of Makaha Ridge, the O&M contractor is responsible for the grounds, building maintenance, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and custodial for all of the buildings. The O&M contractor provides the guards here at the gate. To the right is our Frequency Interference Control site used for monitoring the electromagnetic environment. We are going to start from the bottom of Makaha Ridge, and work our way back up the Ridge with a few stops along the way.

The busses cannot go any further. Just a little further down is the optics pad (Sea Clutter Site) where we keep one of our Optics system. The building adjacent to the pad houses the SPS-73 for range surveillance, and the big radar on top is the SPS-48E for air surveillance. The dome across from us houses one of our precision track radars, and we have two more precision track radars just to the right. (See spec item 3.5.10 and J-5-00-01). The last building on the right houses our power plant for Makaha Ridge

976, 977, We are parked next to the Electronic Warfare building, which is our primary site for training ships and aircraft in Electronic Warfare. Behind us is a cluster of trailers and towers our customers will use for test and evaluation. The O&M contractor is responsible all the PMRF assets here on the Ridge. Some of our customers do bring their own equipment to Makaha Ridge, but the O&M contractor will not be responsible for those assets. (See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.5 with references to appropriate J attachments)

708 This location is the hub for all of PMRF’s communications between Makaha Ridge, Kokee Park, and Barking Sands.

Our communications to Barking Sands is via a microwave link and optical fiber. Both communication paths provide redundancy to each other in case one of the links has an outage. The aerial fiber between Kokee, Makaha Ridge, and Barking Sands is maintained under a separate contract and not under the O&M contract. (See spec item 3.5.3 and J-5-00-01.)

Up ahead is another precision track radar. We have a total of seven radars (see spec item 3.5.3 and J-5-00-

01) on Makaha Ridge.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.5 with references to appropriate J attachments)

We’ll now drive to the telemetry site. 5 As we’re driving we’ll pass a road on the right that goes to our helicopter landing pad.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2 with references to appropriate J attachments)

742 On the left, building 742 is used for the storage of large spare telemetry, radar components and optics. 7 723, 725- 730, 736, 737, 734, This is PMRF’s telemetry site (see J-5-00-01 and spec item 3.5.11). Here, you will see seven antennas of various sizes that are used to support operations. Also, buildings 734 and 738 is the C-Band satellite communication earth station (see J-5-00-01 and spec item 3.5.3).

You’ll notice as we drove up Makaha Ridge there are no dining facilities on the site. There are little kitchenettes in the radar building and the telemetry building. There are restrooms in buildings 731, 725, 740, 708, 711, 722, 715, 720.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.5 with references to appropriate J attachments)

From here, we’ll visit PMRF’s Kokee sites.

Kokee Park 10 Site A 775 - 778

Ahead of us is Kokee Park Site A. PMRF maintains the grounds, buildings, custodial, and the utilities.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments)

Site B 779, 780, On the left is Kokee Park Site B where PMRF operates and maintains the power plant used to power all PMRF assets in Kokee Park. Here also PMRF maintains the grounds, custodial, and utilities.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments)

Site C 763-765, 768, 769

This area we’re entering is shared by PMRF and the State of Hawaii. PMRF handles all of the grounds, building maintenance (except the state building), custodial (except the state building), and utilities. This is where PMRF operates and maintains our over-the-horizon communications and command termination systems. These antennas communicate to Barking Sands via fiber optic cable through Makaha Ridge and a microwave link with the Hawaii Air National Guard Kokee Air Force Station. The O&M contractor maintains the towers, antennas, and the building. (See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments & J-5-00-01)

Site D 761, 766, 767, 781- 783, 785, Here at Site D, PMRF operates two precision tracking radars and three telemetry antennas. The O&M contractor maintains the radars and telemetry systems as well as the buildings and towers. (See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments & J-5-00-01)

Site E 786-8, 790- 793, 795-796

This is Site E, NASA’s primary footprint on Kokee. PMRF does not have any assets here, but the O&M contractor does provide the building maintenance, custodial, grounds maintenance and utilities for NASA.

(Buildings 786-788, 790-793, 795-796) (BSR pending)

Air Force Station

Further up the road is the Hawaii Air National Guard Kokee Air Force Station. PMRF maintains an APS-134 surveillance radar, communication equipment, and a microwave link to Kokee Site C, and are all remotely operated. The O&M contractor does provide grounds maintenance, custodial, electrical, plumbing, and heavy equipment support for the Hawaii Air National Guard. (BSR pending)

Port Allen 17 Welcome to Port Allen 18 These are leased facilities utilized by the O&M contractor’s Marine Systems personnel who are responsible for maintaining and operating two 95’ Multi-Purpose Craft.

The O&M contractor provides the guards here at the gate when the boats have torpedoes or MK-30 targets on their decks after regular working hours.

The torpedoes and targets are transported to and from Port Allen by the O&M contractor ordnance personnel from Barking Sands using Navy-owned trucks.

Up the hill is a fenced area the O&M contractor’s Marine Systems personnel utilizes to store fuel trucks, a bilge water truck, a mobile crane, fuel spill response equipment and other related materials.

The northern half of the warehouse is space provided to the O&M contractor for offices, training/conference rooms and machine shop along with storage for Marine Systems and Fuel Spill Response equipment. Space is leased from the State and state maintains.

PMRF Script for

Pre-Proposal Site Tour

(PMRF Main Base)

June 26, 2019

WHERE (S - N

ORIENTATION)

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COORD TYPE SCRIPT - Describe building/grounds that are maintained by contractor and any that contain contractor staff Stop #

Main Gate/Pass & ID/API Water Pumps, Prestige

RIGHT SIDE

K8 SLOW ROLL

All Main and North Gate facilities: custodial and facility/grounds maintenance under O&M contract.

API Water Pumps located in 3 different locations along drainage ditches., but:

NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT;

Maintenance responsibilities are performed through an external Navy contract. 1

GYM/MWR Activities

RIGHT SIDE J7 SLOW ROLL

The contract covers grounds and facility maintenance of the fitness center and MWR facilities here, as well as solid waste collection and pest control services.

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments) 2

Navy Getaways (NGIS) Bldg 1261, Prestige

LEFT SIDE

J7 SLOW ROLL

There are 23 units, each with its own bathroom, and a lounge is attached to each 4-unit cluster. As with 801 (Stop 11), the contract requires grounds and facilities maintenance as well as solid waste and pest control services at this Navy Getaways (NGIS) facility. Custodial service is done by others, except for office areas set aside in this building as the Command Duty Office (CDO).

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments) 3

Galley Bldg 1262, Prestige

LEFT SIDE J7 SLOW ROLL

No food service currently, however, grounds and facilities maintenance of the galley facilities are covered under the contract, as well as all facilities services (custodial, solid waste, and pest control).

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NEX Bldg 1260, Prestige

RIGHT SIDE J7 SLOW ROLL

Grounds and facilities maintenance of the Navy exchange facilities are covered under the contract, as well as all facilities services (custodial, solid waste, and pest control). 5

TURN LEFT

Playground

RIGHT SIDE

K7 - J6

SLOW ROLL

Grounds maintenance of the playground #3 at the end of Polaris Drive is on the contract. Playgrounds maintenance IS NOT A CURRENT PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT. , spec item 3.2.3. 6

Sports fields/courts

LEFT SIDE

K7-J6

SLOW ROLL

The contract covers Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, and Electrical Utilities.

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A CURRRENT PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT. , spec item 3.2.3.

(See J-2-1-1 & Spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.4- 3.2.6 with associated J attachments apply)

Street Lights LEFT SIDE M2 - J6 SLOW ROLL Maintenance of the street lights is A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT. 8

Turn right In to Shenanigans

SLOW ROLL

Point out Shenanigans : Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, Waste Water Systems are contract requirements.

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments) 9

Turn left on dirt Road Sewage leach ponds

Right Side

J4-5 SLOW ROLL

Down this dirt road is the sewage leach pond that services the housing and personnel support area. It includes an oxidation pond and standby oxidation pond, and a pair of leaching ponds. The ponds can also be accessed from a dirt road connected to the Club Road just up ahead. 10

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Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Potable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Driving Range

LEFT SIDE

M2

SLOW ROLL

Driving Range: Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments) 11

Turn left at T intersection

Navy Getaways (NGIS) Additional Units at south End, 801

RIGHT SIDE

M1

SLOW ROLL

There are 18 units; the 12 units on the bottom level are paired to share 6 bathrooms, and the 6 units on the top each have their own bathrooms.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, Waste Water Systems are contract requirements.

Custodial service for this facility IS NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT. , spec item 3.2.3. 12

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(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments)

Water Tanks/Pump Facility on Kokole Road Bldgs 821, 824

RIGHT SIDE

N2

STOP/STAY

ON

Tank 820 is a 100,000 gallon capacity tank built in 1969. Tank 826 was built 2 years later and has a capacity of 126,000 gallons. Water comes in on an 8" pvc line from the county waterline along Kaumualii Hwy.

Approximately 95,000 gallons per day is drawn from the county, which is the secondary source of water for the base. This source is interconnected with the primary water storage and distribution system on the north end of the base that we will see later in the tour. All of the base water needs, potable, irrigation, and fire protection is fed by this system. Chlorination and fluorination of water occurs here, and this site is equipped with an emergency standby generator to keep everything flowing whenever an outage is experienced with Kauai Island Utilities Cooperative (KIUC), electrical power company. (See J-2-1-1 & Spec item

3.2.7 with associated J attachments apply) 13

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ACROSS INTERSECTION

ROS COMMS B802

LEFT SIDE L1 SLOW ROLL

Building 802 supports Range Communications in FA-5. Building 803 next to it, houses an emergency standby generator. Operation and maintenance services are required at this site.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

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Super Strypi

AHEAD L1 SLOW ROLL NOT COVERED ON AN EXISTING BASE SERVICE REQUEST

Antenna Field Right Side K-M, 1-2 SLOW ROLL

The antenna field supports high frequency radio communications for operations conducted at PMRF. The antennas are connected to building 802 and are part of Range Communications in FA-5.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, are contract requirements.

(See J-2-1-1 & Spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5 & 3.2.6 with associated J attachments apply) 15

TURN AROUND AND PROCEED

TO INTERSECTION

TURN LEFT

Radar BMDS-THAAD Hardstand Right Side

Turn in and stop, look through fence.

L4 SLOW ROLL

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor and will be executed under separate BASE SERVICE REQUEST.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

FA-5 Infrastructure connections and hardware maintenance will be executed under separate technical instructions. 16

WWVH Radio Station Left Side SLOW ROLL NOT COVERED ON AN EXISTING BASE SERVICE REQUEST

TURN LEFT at stop sign 18 Swimming Pool

Left Side J6 SLOW ROLL Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, 19

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Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

Custodial service for this facility is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.2 (See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2;3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Childhood Development Center Right Side

J6

SLOW ROLL

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2; 3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Custodial service for this facility is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3 20

Fac. 1251 (next to bus stop) Sewage lift station, SMH 239

Ahead

I6 SLOW ROLL

Sewer manhole 239 is the terminal collection point for the housing and personnel support area wastewater. Facility 1251 lifts and pumps this wastewater to the oxidation ponds. This lift station was pumping up to 40,000 gallons per day when the galley was fully operational.

Buildings & Structures, Electrical Utilities, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.6 and 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

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Combined Bachelor Housing Right Side J6 SLOW ROLL

PMRF has 13 housing units maintained for single sailors. There are 5 Duplexes and 1 Triplex. These facilities are part of this contract and are listed under Combined Bachelor Housing in the PWS (3.4.5). Playground #3, at end of Polaris Drive is under O&M Contract.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2; 3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Custodial service for this facility is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT REQUIREMENT, spec item 3.2.3 22

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MAIN ROAD, TURN LEFT

MWR Office Right Side

J7

SLOW ROLL

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2; 3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Custodial service for this facility is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT

REQUIREMENT (PWS 3.2.3) 24

Auto Hobby Shop (Mana Motors) Left Side

I7 SLOW ROLL

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems

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are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1-3.2.2; 3.2.4-3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Custodial service for this facility is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT

REQUIREMENT (PWS 3.2.3)

Aegis Ashore Right Side I9 SLOW ROLL

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor and will be executed under separate BASE SERVICE REQUESTs.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

FA-5 Mission Support will be executed under separate technical instructions.

Hawaii Air National Guard

(HIANG)

Right Side

H-I 10 SLOW ROLL NOT COVERED ON AN EXISTING BASE SERVICE REQUEST

Campground /Pavillions/Bathrooms @

Majors's Bay (Can be used as a bathroom stop if there is a need)

I6

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor at the Majors Bay recreational area facilities are part of the O&M contract requirement. 28

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(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8

The Rescue Equipment in 20’ CONEX box at Major’s Bay is part of the FA4 Fire and Emergency Services (3.4.7) part of the contract.

Beach Cottages @ Majors's Bay I6

SLOW ROLL

OR STOP IF

RESTROOM

NEEDED

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor on the beach cottages .

12 Units each side, 2 Bedrooms each, DV Quarters in the middle.

Custodial service for these facilities is NOT A PWS / CONTRACT

REQUIREMENT (PWS 3.2.3)

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Base power plant Bldg 112 Left Side

D16

Slow roll

(TOUR STOP

LATER SEE

STOP #63)

The main base power plant has a total installed capacity of 2.1 megawatts, which consists of two 600-kilowatt and three 300-kilowatt gen-sets. Fuel is fed from a 30,000 gallon underground storage tank that is outfitted with leak detection equipment.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

with references to appropriate J attachments apply) 30

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Crane Certification Area, Bldg

Right Side

Package sewage treatment plant Bldg. 264

J4

STOP/STAY

ON

This package plant receives and treats the domestic sewage for the facility cluster around us, from building 105 on the south end, to the aircraft hangar, building 384, on the north end, with several lift stations interspersed to get it all here. The waste is treated with sodium hypochlorite, and the effluent is pumped to a leaching field across the runway. The facility has an extended aeration type treatment facility, having a design capacity of 18,000 gallons per day.

Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Supply/Finance Right Side E18 SLOW ROLL

Bldg. 269 contains the government Supply Operation and hosts partnering sessions with Contractors and customers regarding Supply, Combined Bachelor's Housing, and Fuels operations.(3.4.3, 3.4.4, 3.4.5)

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 32

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Bldg 281 Left Side E18 STOP/Tour

Bldg 281 Houses government and other contractors. It is representative of many office building on the base Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Bldg 287 Right Side E18-19 SLOW ROLL

Building 287 receives incoming communication circuits to the base and supports Range Communications in FA-5, and Range Networks in FA-5.

Operation and maintenance services are required at this site.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.5, 3.2.6 with references to appropriate J attachments apply) 34

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Bldg 360 Left Side E19 SLOW ROLL

Used primarily for training, and T&E Shore support Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply) 35

B355 Right Side E19 Stop/Tour

This is Building 355 and its primary use as a facility is vital to both the ROS and BOS "sides" of PMRF. Bldg 355 contains the Installation's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) which also doubles as a Secure Video Teleconferencing Center (VTC) coordinated and sustained under contract; the PMRF Command Conference Room is also located in this bldg for bi-weekly Department Head meetings and visitor presentations.

All other spaces within Bldg 355 are offices for specific contractor personnel in particular the Range Badging Office and the Emergency Services Program. A standby generator for Bldg 355 is housed in the building next to it (bldg. 356).

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Bldg 328 Far Left side

D19

SLOW ROLL

Missile Defense Agency Admin Support. (All Solar Panels on Top) Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M and will be executed under separate BASE SERVICE REQUEST. 37

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Dispatch Bldg 358 Right Side E19

STOP/STAY

ON

Building 358 house the base's Local Dispatch Center, The Dispatch Center is responsible for the intake, processing, and documentation of all incoming "9-1-1" emergency calls and the applicable dispatching of either Fire & Emergency Services vehicles and/or PMRF Security Force personnel depending on the nature of the reported incident and within established National Fire Protection Act time limits. The Local Dispatch Center is outfitted with a multi-channel Enterprise Land Mobile Radio (ELMR) capability for two-way communications with PMRF emergency responders, interoperable radio communications with Kauai County, a Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system for supporting incident management, various Fire and Intrusion alarm monitoring panels, as well as various fixed camera feeds.

Dispatch PWS 3.4.1 Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

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Security/Armory/RFI Bldg 358 Right Side E19

STOP/STAY

ON

Co-located in the other side of Bldg 358 is a Ready for Issue (RFI) arms room, Security Training Room and Security Administrative office spaces.

The Armory/RFI (arms room) staff is responsible for the issuing and receiving of various weapons stored there to on-duty security personnel.

The contractor security administrative/supervisory offices are also located in building #358 along with security government/military personnel leadership offices. The building is also the location of the joint security force training room.

Security PWS 3.4.6 Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

Warehouses 374 Right Side 337 Left Side

E19 STOP/Tour

Bldgs 374 and

Bldg 373 to your left is 3100 sq ft of Contractor allotted office space.

Following that on the left is bldg 374, a 3600 sq ft Shipping and Receiving facility with warehouse and office space. To your right, you will see bldgs 388 and 338, both warehouse and small office spaces allotted for Contractor use. Bldg 388 is 8800 sq ft and bldg 338 is 8200 sq ft. Bldg 364 is a small office space also allotted to the Contractor. (Move bus forward) the last warehouse allotted to the Contractor is bldg 337 and is 8200 sq ft of warehouse space. You'll notice that each of the warehouses we just looked at have a warehouse yard as well for increased storage capability.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid 40

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Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

North water tanks and treatment facilities

Left Side E20

STOP/STAY

ON

This is the primary water supply for the base. It is fed from the Mana Well, where we draw approximately 400,000 gallons per day through an 8" ductile iron pipe. Tank 103 was built in 1965 and has a capacity of 100,000 gallons. Tank 335 came on line in 1971, and has a capacity of 420,000 gallons. Next to it is facility 386, fire pump building, which supplies the water for the firefighting foam system protecting the aircraft and hangar across the street. Building 394 on the opposite side is the pump and chlorination facility for this water supply source.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Turn Left to Hanger

Bldg 384 – Above hanger O&M Contractor Main office facilities

Stop and Tour first floor

8000 sq ft; 2 large bathrooms with lockers and showers; 24 rooms of various sizes accommodating private offices, shared offices, conference rooms and storage. 43

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Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

Turn Left to:

MDA Area Includes:

Launch Area 2 and THAAD and 50K Launcher

Exit area Turn Left.

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Sandia Lab (KTF) Bldg 600 series

Left Side

E-G 29- 31 SLOW ROLL FA-5 provides mission support under separate under separate Technical

Instructions. NOT COVERED ON AN EXISTING BASE SERVICE REQUEST

Missile Assembly Buildings:

BLDGS 573 & 574, 578

Left Side

BLDG 590 , 593

G31, G32

A standby generator power source for building 573 and the launch pad is housed in building 574. The contractor supports BQM 34 and 74 targets only.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

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Then North Launch Pad

Ahead

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Turtle nesting & Shear Waters Along coast

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PMRF is home to numerous endangered or threatened species. Newell shearwaters routinely nest around the beach cottage area, and green sea turtle nesting occurs at the dune near building 515 (calibration lab).

Other environmentally sensitive areas are documented in the PMRF Installation Natural Resources Management Plan.

Environmental Services are supported by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.11 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Nohiili dune Along Coast from North Launch Pad to end of runway

D30 - F31

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Besides environmental sensitivities, cultural sensitivities exist throughout PMRF. The Nohili dune is one particular area that has been classified highly sensitive due to its use as burial grounds by ancient Hawaiians.

Cultural sensitivities and procedures are documented in the PMRF Installation Cultural Resources Management Plan.

Environmental Services are supported by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.11 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

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HEAD SOUTH AND TURN

RIGHT AT BLDG 517

Left Side Top of hill : MAKAHA.RIDGE WHERE TOUR WAS YESTERDAY.

Under Water Buildings Bldgs 547, 549, 554

Cal Lab Bldg 515

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FA-5 under contract to calibrate testing instruments.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

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D25/26

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor and will be executed under separate BASE SERVICE REQUESTs.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

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D25/26 SLOW ROLL Time Sensitive wooden simulated targets are handled by Electronic

Warfare Personnel.

Turn around and go to Kukui Rd

TURN RIGHT

TURN RIGHT ONTO

Fuel farm Bldgs 548-552

Right Side E25

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Our Fuel Farm consists of nine tanks with 50,000 gals per tank, a fill station, and an office/lab bldg. Average monthly issues of approximately 5000 gals and fuel is typically ordered every three months or so. There is also a hot pit facility on the flight line allows refuel aircraft of all types, except skidded helicopters.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor and will be executed under separate BASE SERVICE REQUESTs.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Helipad 1 & Simulated Carrier Deck Marking

Left Side

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Used by CROMAN helicopters for certifications prior to landing on the ship. Area also used for Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) for Fire Dept., Ambulance, Security and Kauai Police Department. Also used for both the Basic and Advanced Motorcycle Safety Courses.

Maintenance consists of painting marking, grass cutting and asphalt maintenance.

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(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

TURN RIGHT again onto Kukui Rd proceed to intersection and turn right.

Cable Hut Bldg. 410 U/W Bldg.

Right Side

D 24-25 SLOW ROLL

Building 410, or the "Cable Hut, is the facility that terminates all PMRF underwater cables that exit the ocean. Shore amplifiers, some interface electronics, and an Uninterruptable Power Supply are located here. It is periodically necessary O&M Contractor technicians to visit the Cable Hut to check on the electronics, air conditioning, and occasionally do maintenance. All Underwater Tracking Systems requirements are described in FA-5 under Maintain and operate Underwater systems.

Buildings & Structures, Pest Control and Electrical Utilities, are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.5, 3.2.6 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Ordnance Compound Area Bldgs 411-456

Right Side

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A fenced, restricted access area that is certified for Ordnance storage and requires Foreign Object Debris (FOD) control. This includes the Missile Assembly and Torpedo Prep facilities. The area is composed of ten buildings. Building 429 is a dedicated run pit for turbine engine 54

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testing. Building 450 is a fuel storage tank and associated pumping equipment. Building 445 contains office space, along with bathrooms, break-room and a climate controlled lab storage space. Building 451 is a target and ground support equipment storage space. Building 413 is utilized for target storage, target assembly and parachute packing and includes an overhead crane. Building 424 is a battery storage and charging facility. Building 448 is utilized as storage. Building 446 is dedicated to BQM-34 storage. Building 416 contains a turbine engine parts storage area, a turbine engine and fuel system workshop with an overhead crane, a climate-controlled electronic systems workshop, a machine shop and compressor room. Building 428 is a restroom facility with a shower.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

Busses drive down Taxiway

Alpha and the Runway, airfield, TACAN, Arresting

Gear, PAPIs, lighting, vegetation, pavements, markings, wind socks, wind

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- Buses depart Ordnance Facilities and enter Airfield

- Buses will be met at the Ordnance Recovery Cage Area (ORCA) Apron

- Bus script readers given radio by Airfield Manager (to relay airfield interest items to all passengers).

- Buses receive FOD (Foreign Object Debris) check by Airfield Management escorts.

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Ops; Kini Kini ditch and proceed northbound to

Helipad 1, Hanger Bldg 384

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If Buses stop, honk 1x to start again

-- Torpedo Recovery Gear: Cages and Recovery Gear, including water filled bladder. Drop Spot markings and Area maintained by O&M Contractor.

Script: We are now entering the Airfield where you will see most of the items addressed in PWS Section 3.4.2 such as pavement markings, airfield lighting, airfield signs, airfield equipment (TACAN, ASOS, wind socks, Belfort 120 wind sensor, PAPI, Arresting Gear), vegetation, and the runway approach zones. Aviation Safety programs area also covered under Section 3.4.2 that includes the Airfield Vehicle Operators Course (AVOC), Air Installation Compatible Use Zones (AICUZ), Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard (BASH), Foreign Object Debris (FOD), Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT), Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS), and Airspace Management.

- Driving Tour: 15 MPH -- Fighter Parking (spots 1-9) / Red Label: Hazardous Cargo Parking area (only spots 5-7).

-- Solar Aviation Wireless Lights (SAWL): Blue taxiway edge lights defined the lateral limits of the taxiway and apron edge boundaries.

-- TACAN (Tactical Air Navigation): Antenna, Shelter, and backup generator equipment used for air navigation.

-- Aircraft/Personnel Bunkers: Historical facilities used during WWII.

***CAN SEE MAGAZINES ON PALI FROM HERE***

Storage of Ordnance Maintenance of the ordnance caves up on the Pali and magazines is part of the O&M contractor's responsibilities. 1 inch up from base of cliffs, looks like scars on hillside.

Utilities are services performed by the O&M contractor.

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(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5, 3.2.6 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

-- Japanese Cemetery: (Up on mound) Historical site that pre dates WWII.

Buildings & Structures and Grounds Maintenance are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

-- Hangar: Used for locally assigned aircraft storage and maintenance.

-- Navy Line / Support Equipment / Arresting Gear Shop: Drive by with no discussion.

***Off to the left-- BLDG 327 - Grounds and facility maintenance, as well as facility services, will be done under separate BASE SERVICE REQUEST.***

-- ASOS (Automated Surface Observing System): Used to collect weather information and relayed to the Weather Station and the Tower.

-- Weather Station: Covered under PWS Section 3.5.26.

-- Aircraft Wash Rack: Used to wash aircraft.

-- Fabric Hangar: Multipurpose hangar used by Range programs.

-- Fresh Water Rinse Facility: Used after the last C-26 flight each day to rinse the aircraft for corrosion control.

-- SEPTAR (Seaborne Power Targets): Military use.

-- Tower/Fire Department: Combined facility with Fire Department located on first floor covered under PWS Section 3.4.7. Contractor maintains equipment and owns Fire Trucks. Mechanical room on 2nd floor and Tower equipment located on the 3rd floor, 4th floor, Tower Cab and the roof.

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-- Taxiway Alpha: Hold signs

***CAN SEE MAKAHA RIDGE FROM HERE***

-- Runway 16/34: Drive down the centerline at 25 MPH.

--- North end Clear Zone and Approach/Departure Clear Zone: AICUZ and TERPs --- Threshold lights (north): Defines the beginning of the runway --- Runway markings: Threshold markings, numbers, centerline, edge stripes, and fixed distance markings.

--- Edge Lights: Defines the lateral limits of the runway.

--- Runway Distance Markers: Indicates how many feet of runway is remaining.

--- PAPI (north): Visual approach lighting aide provides glide slope indication to pilots.

--- Wind Sock (north): Provides visual indication of wind direction and speed.

--- E-28 Arresting Gear (north): Used for stopping aircraft equipped with tail hooks.

--- Dunes: Culturally Sensitive Areas due to native Hawaiian burial grounds.

--- Bldg 105; Power Plant;

--- E-28 Arresting Gear (south): Used for stopping aircraft equipped with tail hooks.

--- Wind Sock (south): Provides visual indication of wind direction and speed.

--- Belfort 120 Wind Sensor: Provides digital wind information to the Tower.

--- PAPI (south): Visual approach lighting aide provides glide slope indication to pilots.

--- TACAN Check Sign: Indicates name, direction, and distance to theAntenna so pilots can verify the aircraft’s equipment before departure.

--- Runway markings: Threshold markings, numbers, centerline, edge stripes, and fixed distance markings.

--- Threshold lights (south): Defines the beginning of the runway.

--- Kinikini Ditch: Irrigation ditch – Mention API Pumps --- South end Clear Zone and Approach/Departure Clear Zone: AICUZ and TERPs

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Utilities are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.5, 3.2.6 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

-- Conduct U-Turn (180 degrees) and drive back down the runway centerline to Taxiway Bravo at 30-35 MPH.

-- Repeat script in reverse order to PAPI (north).

-- Taxiway Exit Sign (Bravo): Used to identify the taxiway.

***CAN SEE MAKAHA RIDGE FROM HERE***

-- Exit runway at Taxiway Bravo.

-- Hot Pit (pantograph): Used for refueling helicopters with engines running.

Buildings & Structures and Grounds Maintenance are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

- Stop at Tower Apron and return radios to Airfield Manager

- Exit Airfield at Tower/Fire Department and proceed to PW Compound.

PW Compound C18, D18

STOP for 235 Tour

RESTROOM

STOP (KTRs get a closer peak through the shop doors to view the

Bldg 239 is 2000 SF providing a shop and storage area for grounds maintenance and custodial services. Bldg 236 is 3000 SF for Public Works Maintenance. B232, on your right, is the pest controller shop. Bldg 231 is 5250 SF containing the electric, plumbing, and air conditioning shops.

Bldg 228 is a 3000 SF metal and welding shop. Bldg 229 is a 3000 SF carpentry/wood working shop. Bldg 237-238 is corrosion control/paint booth space, a little over 950 SF total area combined. Bldg 230 is 3000 SF of transportation administrative and classroom space. Restrooms for the compound are located in buildings 234. Bldgs 101 and 235 are 56

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shop equipment particularly in welding, carpentry, and transportation shops.)

transportation automotive shops. Bldgs. 101 and 235 are warehouse space, with 5300 SF and 3500 SF, respectively. Bldgs 104 and 158 is warehouse space, a little over 4000 SF combined. Bldg 231 - 1400 SF, and trailers 957 and 958, 960 SF apiece, are administrative facilities, which the current contractor use for their Work Control, Engineering, and PW management offices. Additional restrooms for the compound are located in buildings 294. (After Exiting the parking Lot) Across the street is another 960 SF building, 314, which is where the current contractor keeps the PMRF drawing documentation files as well as an office space for his construction crew.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

F&ES Bldgs 300, 314 Left Side D19

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depending on observer level of interest in wanting to tour and see the Fire

This is the sole Fire Station for and on PMRF. Fire vehicle maintenance is performed by Public Works. And the Fire Station also has overnight berthing spaces for the on-duty shift. Specific functions of the PMRF Fire Department are: Fire Prevention services, and numerous Emergency Services capabilities to include Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting, Emergency Medical Services, Structural Firefighting, and Special Operations being water rescue, Hazmat response, Confined Space rescue, automobile accident extrication, and both shipboard and wildland firefighting capabilities.

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Station and fielded apparatus available

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

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Warehouse 255 Right Side E17 SLOW ROLL

To your left in the distance, you can see Bldg 255. This is a partial warehouse allotted to the Contractor. It has 5600 Sq Ft of storage space of which 2000 SF that is climate controlled and 400 SF is utilized by the Government as office space.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

EW Bldgs 233 and 254

Recycling Bldg 250 Right side

D-E 18 SLOW ROLL

To your left in the distance you can see Bldg 254. PMRF employs a variety of radar simulators, full scale targets, electronic countermeasure systems, and anti-radiation missile targets in support of Electronic Warfare (EW) training and testing. All PMRF EW Systems maintains and

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operates are described in FA-5 under Sustainment and operations of Electronic Warfare Systems.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

Radars: Q1, Q8, Q10 Left Side D17 SLOW ROLL

PMRF has ten operational C-band automatic tracking radars that provide precision tracking data. These radars along with five Surveillance Radars systems are described in FA-5 Maintain and operate for Radar Systems.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Optics Pads Right Side D17 SLOW ROLL

PMRF optical systems are comprised of three systems; Launch Area Photographic Systems (LAPS), Stabilized High-Accuracy Optical Tracking System (SHOTS) and Versatile Tracking Mount (VTM). Requirements are described in FA-5 Optics Systems

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COORD TYPE SCRIPT - Describe building/grounds that are maintained by contractor and any that contain contractor staff Stop # by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

BLDG 106

Left Side D17 SLOW ROLL

Bldg. 106 is a 4000 sq ft, climate controlled space.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Base power plant Bldg 112 D16 STOP/TOUR

The main base power plant has a total installed capacity of 2.1 megawatts, which consists of two 600-kilowatt and three 300-kilowatt gen-sets. Fuel is fed from a 30,000 gallon underground storage tank that is outfitted with leak detection equipment.

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Bldg #105 Area – Off Bus , Prestige D17 STOP/TOUR

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support the real-time and post-operations processing, distribution, and display of data received from various sensors at PMRF.

Range Scheduling offices 2) Government and Military Administrative Offices 3) BEMIC 4) Large meeting rooms :Echo and Delta (full AV capabilities) 5) Network Room 6) RTCC, Real Time Computing Center and Range Data Products Group (RDPG) 7) TM Operations Support Room (TOSR) as required Telemetry Systems 8) The Underwater tracking Systems 9) FAC Control (The Range Communications; and Range Networks Systems) 10) Range Safety 11) Data Analysis Center (DAC) 12) Range Operations Control Center (ROCC)

Buildings & Structures, Grounds Maintenance, Custodial Services, Solid Waste, Pest Control, Electrical Utilities, Portable Water Systems, and Waste Water Systems are services performed by the O&M contractor.

(See J-2-1-1 & spec item 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.2.5, 3.2.6, 3.2.7, 3.2.8 with references to appropriate J attachments apply)

Proceed to North Gate and Leave.

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