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SECTION J

DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ATTACHMENT NUMBER ATTACHMENT TITLE

J-1503060-01 Definitions and Acronyms

J-1503060-02 References and Technical Documents

J-1503060-03 Common Output Level Standards

J-1503060-04 Appearance of Paved Surfaces (Photos)

J-1503060-05 Inventories

J-1503060-06 Site Maps

J-1503060-07 Non Airfield Pavement Sweeping Schedule

J-1503060-08 Location Of Deicing Material

J-1503060-09 Airfield Pavement Sweeping Schedule

J-1503060-01

DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS

DEFINITION/ACRONYM DESCRIPTION

Air Operations (Air Ops) The department responsible for all ground and air traffic on the airfield side of Naval

Air Station.

Air Snow King Person or persons designated by the Government to act as the overall responsible party for all airfield snow and ice operations. The Air Snow King has no authority to change, alter, or modify the contract.

Bare Pavement Free of frozen precipitation down to the surface of the pavement. Bare pavement does not mean completely dry and may still have frozen and/or liquid precipitation in the holes, pores, divots, seams and cracks.

Clear Free of debris, as defined below.

DOT U.S. Department of Transportation Debris Includes, but is not limited to, paper, cans, bottles, limbs and branches, pine straw and pinecones, leaves, sand, soil, aggregates, grass, metals, and other similar items.

End of Cleanup Defined as when the Contractor has met all performance objectives.

End of Precipitation The end of the hour during which the Contractor and the KO or designated representative mutually agree the precipitation has ended EPA Environmental Protection Agency FAA Federal Aviation Administration Finished Street, Road, or Parking Lot

A paved or improved area in which the following conditions are met:

Clear, Dry Area – The entire area of responsibility is as close as possible to clear and dry. Not more than one inch of snow shall remain on the area, including hard packed snow.

Full Width – Snow is from the full width of the paved and improved area of the streets, roads, or parking lots. The snow is removed to at least the outer edge of the entire area of responsibility, so that the outer edge is exposed, unless otherwise specified.

Obstructions – Where obstructions such as utility poles, sign posts, fire hydrants, and trees exist between or in the midst of the streets, roads or parking area: snow shall be cleared around these objects down to the required finished depth (by hand if necessary) so that streets, roads, or parking areas are blocked with snow.

Foreign Object Debris

(FOD)

Any foreign object external to an aircraft that can cause damage. Examples include nuts, bolts, safety wire, baggage tags, misplaced tools, sand, rocks, asphalt chunks, birds, snakes and, rodents. Any item(s) on a runway that may be picked up by any aircraft and potentially cause damage to any part of the aircraft.

Ice (Taken from FAA AC 150/5200-30C)

The solid form of water consisting of a characteristic hexagonal symmetry of water molecules. The density of pure ice is 57 lb/ft3 (913 kg/m3), which is 9 percent less dense than water. Compacted snow becomes ice when the air passages become discontinuous at a density of about 50 lb/ft3 (800 kg/m3).

Initiation of Work The Contractor shall initiate work as required to maintain streets, roads, and parking lots within the performance standard for snow removal and sanding.

NAS Naval Air Station New Storm Any precipitation occurring after the “End of Precipitation” defined above.

Passage The movement of persons or vehicles across paved surfaces.

J-1503060-01

DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS

Primary Runway (Taken from FAA AC 150/5200-30C)

A runway expected to be used under the existing atmospheric and storm event conditions where most of the takeoff and landing operations will take place.

Response Verbal or written acknowledgement of a Government order by the Contractor.

Secondary Runway (Taken from FAA AC 150/5200-30C)

A runway that supports a primary runway. Takeoff and landing operations on such a runway are generally less frequent than on a primary runway.

Snow (on the ground).

(Taken from FAA AC 150/5200-30C)

A porous, permeable aggregate of ice grains, which can be predominately single crystals or close groupings of several crystals.

Snow Event Any occurrence of frozen precipitation that results in visible accumulation of snow or ice on paved or impervious surfaces used as travel ways for vehicles and pedestrians.

Precipitation occurring after a four (4) hour pause will be considered a separate event.

Snow King Person or persons designated by the Government to act as the overall responsible party for all snow and ice operations. The Snow King has no authority to change, alter, or modify the contract.

Twenty-Four (24) Hour Lot

Parking Lots that have to be cleared during designated shift changes or maintained during the course of an intense storm.

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-02

REFERENCES AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Title Reference Source Personnel and Equipment in the Runway Safety Area Certalert NO 03-07 Airport Safety and

Operations Division AAS-300

GROUND VEHICLE OPERATIONS ON AIRPORTS Advisory Circular 150/5210-20 Chg 1

DOT / FAA

AIRPORT WINTER SAFETY AND OPERATIONS Advisory Circular 150/5200-30C

AIRPORT SNOW AND ICE CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Advisory Circular 150/5220-20

BUILDINGS FOR STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE OF

AIRPORT SNOW AND ICE CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND

MATERIALS

Advisory Circular 150/5220-18A

PAINTING, MARKING, AND LIGHTING OF VEHICLES

USED ON AN AIRPORT

Advisory Circular 150/5210-5C

MANAGING AIRCRAFT AND AIRFIELD DEICING

OPERATIONS TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF

DRINKING WATER

816-F-02-018 EPA

Known 'Best Practices' for AIRFIELD SAFETY - Airport Personnel (Published by FAA) (Edited to include only those items relevant to pavement clearance)

1. Eliminate distractions in the operational area.

2. Eliminate confusing call signs for vehicles operating in the airport operations area.

3. Use two vehicles for runway inspections to reduce “Time-on-Runway”.

4. Use high visibility vehicles to increase conspicuity for pilots, controllers and other drivers operating on the

AOA (airport operations area).

5. All vehicle lights (high beams, flashers, beacons, and strobes) should be turned on when crossing or operating on runways, taxiways or the AOA.

6. Vehicle flashers and beacons help ATC, aircrews and other vehicle operators see vehicles in the AOA – especially during periods of reduced visibility and at night.

7. Use current diagrams in all AOA access vehicles.

8. Carry a current airport diagram with all AOA personnel badges.

9. Obtain and use airport diagrams. Use the FAA runway safety website to find airport diagrams for all airports.

10. The airport authority is encouraged to share its driver’s training program. (Even FAA employees are required to take training if they are on the airfield.)

11. Utilize CD-based pilot and driver’s education training materials and electronic programs.

12. All AOA access authorized personnel, including taxi-qualified mechanics, should complete a driver’s training program – to include recurrent training.

13. Require and schedule FAA employee driver’s training and recurrent training/testing.

14. Offer training and awareness education to local contractors working on the airport, and monitor them.

15. Ensure drivers know where to look for traffic when a pilot isn’t talking to the tower or broadcasting on

CTAF.

16. AOA access authorized personnel should have an awareness and understanding of the “uniqueness of helicopter operations”.

17. Conduct “Clearing Turns” prior to entering ANY runway.

18. Place signs and marking placards in all AOA access vehicles.

19. Know who has access to the airfield.

20. Enforce a “No Tailgating” policy to ensure vehicles remain within proximity until gate is closed and secure to prevent unauthorized “Tailgating”.

21. Keep the runway a runway, no racing.

22. Enforce maximum use of existing service roads; stay off of the runway as much as possible.

23. Use tunable radios.

24. Enforce a policy of “No Cell Phone” use for personnel while operating on the airfield.

25. Prevent potential obstructions.

26. Issue NOTAMS for snow removal operations and mowing operations.

27. Attend and conduct safety seminars and programs on RUNWAY SAFETY.

28. Improve safety by teaching, advocating, stressing and understanding situational awareness.

29. Cite specific airport RUNWAY SAFETY web pages.

30. Realize that every airport is unique and presents its own set of RUNWAY SAFETY challenges.

31. Stay alert; stay alive.

32. Declare war on errors; make it everyone’s responsibility.

33. Always think SAFETY FIRST.

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-03

COMMON OUTOUT LEVEL STANDARDS FOR STREET SWEEPING

COL 1:

Roads – Prior to sweeping, primary and mission critical roads are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with a few allowable deviations. Secondary roads are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with several allowable deviations.

Piers – Prior to sweeping, piers are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with a few allowable deviations.

Parking Lots – Prior to sweeping, parking lots are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with several allowable deviations.

Airfields – Airfields are swept on a regularly scheduled basis and as needed in accordance with the sweeping plan developed by the FOD prevention program manager and Airfield Manager.

COL 2:

Roads – Prior to sweeping, primary and mission critical roads are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with several allowable deviations. Secondary are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, metals, debris, and other foreign matter with many allowable deviations.

Piers – Prior to sweeping, piers are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with several allowable deviations.

Parking Lots – Prior to sweeping, parking lots are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with many allowable deviations.

Airfields – Airfields are swept on a regularly scheduled basis and as needed in accordance with the sweeping plan developed by the FOD prevention program manager and Airfield Manager.

COL 3:

Roads – Prior to sweeping, primary and mission critical roads are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with many allowable deviations. No sweeping of secondary roads

Piers – Prior to sweeping, piers are free of visible sand, soil, aggregates, grass, leaves, debris, and other foreign matter with many allowable deviations

Parking Lots – No sweeping unless required for operational or regulatory compliance

Airfields – Airfields are swept on a regularly scheduled basis and as needed in accordance with the sweeping plan developed by the FOD prevention program manager and Airfield Manager.

COL 4:

Roads – No sweeping unless required for operational or regulatory compliance

Piers – No sweeping unless required for operational or regulatory compliance

Parking Lots – No sweeping unless required for operational or regulatory compliance

Airfields – Airfields are swept on a regularly scheduled basis and as needed in accordance with the sweeping plan developed by the FOD prevention program manager and Airfield Manager.

Note: Regulatory requirements shall be followed when they are in conflict with COL 1-4 standards.

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-03

COMMON OUTOUT LEVEL STANDARDS FOR SNOW REMOVAL

COL 1-4:

Mission Critical Roads, Piers, Parking Lots, Sidewalks and Airfields – Pre-treatment (e.g. brine, sand, salt) may begin prior to the snow event. Snow removal operations commence immediately and continue until complete.

Non-Mission Critical Roads, Piers, Parking Lots, Sidewalks and Airfields – Non-Mission Critical areas will be subdivided into those receiving recurring services and those receiving unscheduled services to maintain health, safety or sanitation as approved by the Region Commander or their designee. Recurring service areas may begin pretreatment (e.g. brine, sand, salt) prior to the snow event. Snow removal operations commence when mission critical areas are completed and snow removal operations continue until complete.

Appearance of Street Sweeping Few Allowable Deviations COL 1

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

Few Allowable Deviations COL 1

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

Few Allowable Deviations COL 2

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

Few Allowable Deviations COL 2

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

Few Allowable Deviations COL 3

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

Few Allowable Deviations COL 3

Pictures included for informational purposes and typically depict condition before maintenance actions

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-05

PAVEMENT CLEARING INVENTORIES

INDEX

(a) Washington (a2) Arlington (a4) Carderock (a5) Naval Observatory (a6) Quarters A

(b) South Potomac (b2) Indian Head

(c) Bethesda

(f1) Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) (f4) Dalecarlia

Grounds Maintenance Services throughout Naval District Washington

J-1503060 - Grounds Maintenance Services Attachments - PWD Bethesda

J-1503060-05(a2)Snow Removal Inventories - Naval Support Facility Arlington

(NSF Arlington)

Location SF

MISSION CRITICAL All roads and driveways marked yellow on map 73,279

NON‐MISSION CRITICAL All sidewalks marked in red on map 15,629

NON‐MISSION CRITICAL All parking lots marked in blue on map 240,747

Total Square Footate for Snow Removal = 329,655

J-1503060 - Grounds Maintenance Services Attachments - PWD Washington

J-1503060-05(a4) Pavement Clearing (Snow) Inventories at Carderock

All areas at Carderock are considered Mission Critical Paved Area Sidewalks

Parcel Description Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft.

Prestige Areas

5 Flagpole Hedged Area - 3,000 5 B1 12,000 4,000 5 B2 7,000 3,000 5 B3 10,000 3,200 5 B4 8,523 2,500 3 B7 9,000 3,000 2 B40 6,500 4,100 2 B42 12,000 4,100 3 B60 5,060 7,757

Totals: 70,083 34,657

Paved Area Sidewalks Parcel Description Sq.Ft. Sq.Ft.

Other Areas

1 B18 119,674 4,504.00

B80, B81 B82, B83, B40, B42, B160, B30, B52, B152, B196 150,086 15,845.00

B7, B60, B13, B12, B11, Fac 63, B68, B42, Modular Bldgs west of B12 (6), B41, Fac138, B182, B157, B187 199,214 18,354.00

B4, B5, B32, B10, B6, B104, B119, B143, B113, B112, B111, B110, B109, B25, B116, B100, B101, Fac 23, B33, B145, Open storage(143), Complex P 210,088 9,586.00

B1, B2, B3, B4, B20, B106, B108, B107, B156, B122, B120, B14, Fac 134, Fac 105, B198, B178, B22 179,665 19,549.00

B4, B9, Softball field, , B24, B129, B128, B127, B126, B125, B148, B117, B199, Fac26, B61, Fac 118, B155, B28, B27, B188, Fac189, Fac147, B159, includes backgate entrance road to MacArthur Blvd. 159,362 4,242.00

B4, B21, B29, B31, B193, B192, B191, Fac L, B17, B16, B19, B201, B83, B15, T12 277,728 20,523.00

Totals 1,295,817 92,603

J-1503060 - Street Sweeping and Snow Removal Inventories Attachments - PWD Washington

J-1503060-05(a4) Street Sweeping and Snow Removal Inventories Carderock Division Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWCCD)

SNOW REMOVAL

CONTINOUSLY MAINTAINED AREAS

All Roads Parking Areas Main Gate & Gate 3- Forrestal Road and Highpoint/Eggert Road

6 BOILER HOUSE

20 VISITOR CENTER

22 MEDICAL CENTER

30 SECURITY

42 RDTE Support Facility

52 FIRE HOUSE

152 FIREMENS QUARTERS

155 GATE 3 GUARD BOOTH

178 MAIN GATE GUARD BOOTH

MISSION CRITICAL

Snow/Ice removal of all main entrances and handicapped entrances including sidewalks/walkways leading from parking and to the entrances.

22 MEDICAL CLINIC

30 SECURITY

52 FIRE HOUSE

152 FIREMENS QUARTERS

155 GATE 3 GUARDS BOOTH

178 MAIN GATE GUARD BOOTH

1 SHIP& MSRINE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

FACILITY

2 COMMAND RDT&E FACILITY

3 RDT&E FACILITY

4 DAVID TAYLOR MODEL BASIN

5 CIRCULATING WATER CHANNEL

7 RDT&E INNOVATION LAB

9 MODEL FABRICATION FACILITY

10 SHIPS & MARINE LIGHT LABS

11 MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS

12 MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS

13 UNDERWATER RESEARCH FACILITY

15 UNDERWATER RESEARCH LAB

16 36” WATER TUNNEL RESEARCH

FACILITY

17 TOTAL SHIP ENGINEERING FACILITY

18 MANUVERING SEAKEEPING RESEARCH

FACILITY

19 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS LAB

21 ANECHOIC TEST SUPPORT FACILITY

24 PEST CONTROL BUILDING

28 PHOTO/OPTIC RESEARCH LAB

29 ACOUSTICS TRIALS LAB

J-1503060-05(a4) Continued

SNOW REMOVAL

NON-MISSION CRITICAL

Snow/Ice removal of all the remaining and auxiliary entrances including sidewalks/walkways leading from parking and to the entrances.

22 MEDICAL CLINIC

30 SECURITY

52 FIRE HOUSE

152 FIREMENS QUARTERS

155 GATE 3 GUARDS BOOTH

178 MAIN GATE GUARD BOOTH

1 SHIP& MSRINE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

FACILITY

2 COMMAND RDT&E FACILITY

3 RDT&E FACILITY

4 DAVID TAYLOR MODEL BASIN

5 CIRCULATING WATER CHANNEL

7 RDT&E INNOVATION LAB

9 MODEL FABRICATION FACILITY

10 SHIPS & MARINE LIGHT LABS

11 MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS

12 MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS

13 UNDERWATER RESEARCH FACILITY

15 UNDERWATER RESEARCH LAB

16 36” WATER TUNNEL RESEARCH

FACILITY

17 TOTAL SHIP ENGINEERING FACILITY

18 MANUVERING SEAKEEPING RESEARCH

FACILITY

19 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS LAB

21 ANECHOIC TEST SUPPORT FACILITY

24 PEST CONTROL BUILDING

28 PHOTO/OPTIC RESEARCH LAB

29 ACOUSTICS TRIALS LAB

31 ACOUSTICS TRIALS LAB

32 RDT&E SUPPORT FACILITY

60 SHIPS MATERIAL TECHNICAL CENTER

61 ADV MATERIALS RESEARCH FACILITY

68 CONSOLIDATED &T FACILITY

80 MAGNETIC FIELD FACILITY

81 MAGNETIC R&D FACILITY

100 RTD&E SUPPORT FACILITY

101 PAVILLION TOILET

104 GARAGE BUILDING

107 TEST POND FILTER FACILITY

109 RDT&E STORAGE

111 OFFICE BUILDING

113 RDT&E EQUIPMENT BUILDING

120 POWDER MAGAZINES (Only With Available

Escort)

122 EXPLOSIVE CHARGE LOADING HSE

125 UNDERWATER EQUIPMENT RESEARCH

FACILITY

126 SHOP BUILDING

128 MAINTENANCE SHOP BUILDING

129 STORAGE BUILDING

143 RDT&E STORAGE FACILITY

156 INSTRUMENTATION LAB

157 MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS

191 SHIP DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION

FACILITY

192 SHIP DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION

FACILITY

193 SHIP VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING FACILITY

198 TEST POND SUPPORT FACILITY

“L” COMPLEX L

42 RDTE SUPPORT FACILITY

a) All priority 1 locations shall be cleared as required by 5:30 AM for the start of normal business operations Monday through Friday. These locations shall be continuously monitored and maintained. If the snow event occurs during normal working hours between 5:30 AM and 6:30 PM, the Contractor shall have all priority 1 locations cleared within 3 hours of arrival at the Carderock site.

b) All priority 2 locations shall be continuously monitored and maintained after all priority 1 locations have been initially cleared at the start of any snow event.

c) All priority 3 locations shall be continuously monitored and maintained after all priority 1 and 2 locations have been cleared at the start of any snow event.

J-1503060-05(a5)Snow Removal Inventories - United States Naval Observatory

(USNO)

Location SF

MISSION CRITICAL All roads and driveways marked yellow on map 284,074

NON‐MISSION CRITICAL All sidewalks marked in red on map 77,982

NON‐MISSION CRITICAL All parking lots marked in blue on map 97,185

Total Square Footate for Snow Removal = 459,241

J-1503060-05(a6)Snow Removal Inventories - United States Naval Observatory - Quarters A (USNO Quarters A)

Location SF

MISSION CRITICAL All roads and driveways marked yellow on map 17,242

NON‐MISSION CRITICAL All sidewalks marked in red on map 9,053

Total Square Footate for Snow Removal = 26,295

J-1503060-05(b2)Snow Removal Inventories - South Potomac Indian Head

Location Roads Miles Roads SF

Parking Sq

Ft Sidewalks LF

Mission Critical

Indian Head 28.5 3,785,356 1,929,384 70,196

Stump Neck 4.8 570,092 244,951 4,311

TOTALS 33.3 4,355,448 2,174,335 74,507

Roads SY Parking SY Sidewalks SY

13,587 1,546 5,320 Mission Critical

5,041 421 2,429 Mission Critical

Mission Critical

5,771 48 2,945

Mission Critical

3,762 200 467

Palmer Road South from corner of Bldg. 55 to University Road 3,572 1,472

Mission Critical from corner of Bldg 55 to Bldg 32; from

Bldg 32 to University Road non‐mission critical

3,667 200 1,448 Mission Critical

Horseshoe between Bldg. 63 Garage and Bldg. A (19) 2,404 453 Mission critical

Bldg. 3/5 Connector Pavilion area 289 Mission critical

2,445 Mission critical

4,496 2,441

* To include area behind Bldg. 27 up to Bldg. 11 Mission critical

3,884 610 Mission Critical

1,891 Mission critical

5,091 Mission critical

6,306 Mission critical

5,212 Mission critical

2342 Mission critical

800 Mission critical

Constiution Drive Priority 2 3524 Mission critical

387 408 Non‐mission critical

2,473 514

*Also includes area behind houses Non‐mission critical

2,413 400 Non‐mission critical

4,746 400 Non‐mission critical

7,872 3,828

*To include areas coming out of garage Non‐mission critical

2,388 537 Non‐mission critical

3,275 1,005

Non‐mission critical to

Constitution Drive; mission critical between

Constitution Drive and

Gunnel Road

1,704 600 291 Non‐mission critical

1,057 194 Non‐mission critical

1,933 200 Non‐mission critical

1,147 600 Non‐mission critical

550 180 Non‐mission critical

7,489 4,000 Non‐mission critical

6,579 Non‐mission critical

3,372 Non‐mission critical

1,360 Non‐mission critical

1,285 Non‐mission critical

5,077 Non‐mission critical

3,659 Non‐mission critical

3,099 Non‐mission critical

2,685 Non‐mission critical

14,779 Non‐mission critical

3,468 Non‐mission critical

848 Non‐mission critical

2,815 Non‐mission critical

728 Non‐mission critical

2,971 Non‐mission critical

1,460 Non‐mission critical

1537 Non‐mission critical

Bldg. 241 Parking Priority 3 1760 Non‐mission critical

10682 Non‐mission critical

Enterprise Drive Priority 4 1910 Non‐mission critical

Front Lawn Walkway Priority 4 2570 Non‐mission critical

Total 92,931 84,876 39,512

Location

Bldg. 55 Parking Garage

Grounds Maintenance Services throughout Naval District Washington J-1503060 - Grounds Maintenance Services Attachments - PWD Bethesda

J-1503060-05(f1) Snow Removal Inventories - Bethesda Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) to East Palmer Road

East Palmer Road

South Palmer Rd from South Wood Rd. to West End of Bridge

RB Brown Drive and Sidewalks

North and South Wood Road and Sidewalks

Bldg. 63 Parking Garage

Beal Road

Bldg. 32 Parking Garage

Bldg. 51 NICOE Tunaround in Front and Rear of Bldg.

Van Reypen Road

Helipad

Taylor Road

Gunnel Road

LOT I

Bldg. 54 Parking Garage

Grounds Road

Stone Lake Road

University Road

Grier Road

Stokes Road

Wendy's and Quik Mart

East Rixey Road

BEQ Entrances and turn around (Bldg. 60/61)

Bates Drive (Bldg. 27 and 11)

Fisher Lane (Bldg. 24, & 25)

Perimeter Road

Various Nature Trails

LOT P

LOT Q (Front of Bldg. 60/61)

LOT Y (Temp Lot near Van Reypen)

Jones Bridge Road

Wisconsin Ave (Rockville Pike)

LOT C

LOT H

LOT N

LOT E

Description

LOT Z (Lot in front of Fitness Center and behind Fitness Center)

New Fisher House Parking Lots Bldg. 65, 66 and 67

Constellation Drive

NEX Parking Garage

North Palmer Rd. from the Intersection of North Wood Road by Bldg. 55 & Sidewalks adjacent to Bldgs. 51 and 50

LOT D

LOT G

LOT U (Navy Lodge and Fisher House Parking)

J-1503060-05(f) NSA Bethesda Snow Operations Performance Criteria

Section I: NSA Bethesda Priorities

Mission Critical

Priority 1

Sidewalks, stairs, ramps and landing pads adjacent to these buildings shall be addressed in the order shown below as the situation on site permits (see Priority Map for exact locations):

Building 104 Building 9A Building 62 Building 10 Building 9 Building 32 Building 55 Building 54 Building 8 Building 2 Building 7 Building 63 Building 11

Roads, parking lots and gate areas shall be cleared in the order shown below:

South Wood Road from MD355 intersection to South Palmer Road South Palmer Road from Wood Road to Brown Drive Brown Drive Beale Road Building 32 Garage Building 54 Garage Building 55 Garage Building 63 Garage

Priority 2

Sidewalks, stairs, ramps and landing pads adjacent to these buildings shall be addressed in the order shown

Building 102 Building 103 Building 105 Building 88 Building 87 Building 26 Building 19 Building 1 Building 5 Building 3 Building 17

NSAB Snow Removal Performance Criteria Continued

NSA Bethesda Snow Operations Performance Criteria

Building 27 Building 14 Building 13 Building 20 All other locations annotated as Priority 2 on the priority map

Gunnell Road intersection at Jones Bridge Road to East Palmer Road Stokes Road to Constitution Avenue Constitution Avenue to Child Daycare Center East Palmer Road Taylor Road from North Palmer Road to Bates Road All other locations annotated as Priority 2 on the priority map

Non-Mission Critical

Priority 3

Sidewalks, stairs, ramps and landing pads adjacent to these buildings shall be addressed in the order shown

Building 84T Building 24 Building 25 Building 65 Building 66 Building 67 Building 60 Building 61 Building 52 Building 53 Building 64 Building 83 Building 56 Building 42 Building 43 Building 44 Building 45 Building 46 Building 47 Building 48 Building 70 Building 71 Building 72 Building 73 Building 74 Building 76 All other locations annotated as Priority 3 on the priority map

NSA Bethesda Snow Operations Performance Criteria

G-Parking Lot Q-Parking Lot Stokes Road Fischer Drive M-Parking Lot South Palmer Road from Building 32 Entrance to Perimeter Road C-Parking Lot University Road Grier Road to the Jones Bridge Road Intersection Bates Road Taylor Road to Grounds Road to Perimeter Road Van Reypen Road U-Parking Lot Y-Parking Lot J-Parking Lot Building 68 Parking Garage K-Parking Lot Rixey Road East Rixey Road Stone Lake Road N-Parking Lot

Priority 4

Sidewalks, stairs, ramps and landing pads adjacent to these buildings shall be addressed in the order shown

MD355/Wisconsin Avenue Sidewalk Jones Bridge Road Sidewalk Building 16 Building 12-A, 12-B Building 33 Building 38, 38-A Building 40 Building 45 Building 50 All other locations annotated as Priority 4 on the priority map

Enterprise Road P-Parking Lot Building 33 Parking Garage Deck

Section II: Priority Performance Criteria

1. Priority One: The Contractor shall monitor, clear and treat all roads, building entrances, walking paths, steps and ramps from edge to edge every sixty minutes, twenty four hours a day (including weekends and holidays).

2. Priority Two: The Contractor shall monitor, clear and treat all roads, building entrances, walking paths, steps and ramps from edge to edge no later than 6:00 a.m. and continuing until 7:00 p.m., Monday-Friday, every sixty minutes. All priority two areas shall receive snow removal and treatment maintenance in accordance “Priority Three” performance criteria listed below outside the days and hours specified above.

3. Priority Three: The Contractor shall clear and treat all roads, building entrances, walking paths, steps and ramps from edge to edge to prevent accumulation over three inches between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. All priority three areas shall be completely cleared and treated no later than four hours after snow cessation. All priority three areas shall receive snow removal and treatment maintenance in accordance “Priority Four” performance criteria listed below outside the hours specified above.

4. Priority Four: All priority four areas shall be completely cleared and treated no later than twelve hours after snow cessation.

Section III: General Performance Criteria

Snow/Ice Event Response Requirements The Contractor shall arrive on base and standby to commence removal operations no later than two hours prior to anticipated storm start time or as directed by the Project Officer in person, by email, or by telephone/beeper. Once started, the Contractor shall remove snow accumulation continuously per priorities listed above until the removal is satisfactorily completed.

Annual Snow Removal Plan The Contractor shall prepare Ice and Snow Removal Plans for removing ice and snow. The Contractor shall perform rehearsal briefings for the Project Officer prior to October 15 each year. The Contractor shall accompany the Project Officer to drive and walk through each campus while briefing the Project Officer on how snow and ice will be removed for the various removal events to demonstrate the thoroughness of the Removal Plans. The Contractor shall also check the amount of ice and snow removal supplies and status of ice and snow removal equipment with the Project Officer to confirm supplies are adequate and equipment in in good state of repair and prepared for meeting snow removal requirements.

General Requirements The Contractor shall clear snow away from and not push snow against or in catch basin drains, gutters, storm drains, fire hydrants or emergency call boxes. Snow shall be directed off of pavement areas so as not to damage adjacent turf, nearby trees, or shrubs.

Crosswalks The Contractor shall clear the windows of snow (created by plows) at sidewalk-to-street intersections between the hand work sections and the mechanically removed sections and shall clear sidewalk-to-street handicap ramps to be fully accessible and totally cleared of snow.

Removal of Snow on Parking Garages Contractor shall inspect top decks of all parking garages to determine best locations for piling snow during clearing operations as to maximize the number of available parking spaces while also ensuring that snow piles will not exceed four feet in height. Garage decks will be treated with deicing materials consistent with operation and maintenance manuals for each structure (to be provided by the contractor officer). When sand is used for treatment, contractor shall remove sand using a street vacuum as needed throughout the season.

Crushed Stone (Gravel) Parking Areas The Contractor shall plow gravel parking lots. The Contractor shall not plow temporary gravel surface parking areas with plow blades directly on the gravel surface. The Contractor shall not use plows with skid plates.

Operators shall "FLOAT" their blades, buckets or baskets 1-2 Inches over the stone surface to protect the buried geoweb fabric. A remaining layer of 2-3 inches of snow shall be acceptable. All other parking clearing and treating techniques and requirements shall prevail.

New Sidewalks Contractor shall use special deicing materials for all sidewalks constructed less than two years prior to snow events to prevent damage. List of new sidewalks will be provided to the contractor by the contracting officer.

Vehicle Entrance/Exit Gates The Contractor shall remove snow and ice to ground level around the base’s five (5) vehicle entrance points and out to connecting roads prior to designated opening times. The Contractor shall contact base security to open gates during non-working hours when gates are closed or to remove barricades blocking overflow lanes to enable the Contractor to remove snow and treat these areas prior to opening and receiving vehicle traffic.

Electronic Pedestrian Entrance/Exit Gates The Contractor shall remove snow and ice the full width of walk paths leading to and exiting from four (4) pedestrian electronic security turnstile gates. Three turnstiles are located at Gate 2 and one turnstile is located at Gate 1.

Enclosed/Fenced Storage Areas The Contractor shall remove snow and ice from fence gates to allow uninterrupted deliveries and entry/exit to enclosed fenced areas housing nitrogen, oxygen, and fuel storage tanks. If requested by the Project Officer, the Contractor shall also remove snow from inside enclosed/ fenced storage areas.

Flagpoles The Contractor shall remove snow and ice from the sidewalks leading to, and around, the flagpole in front of Building 1.

Fenced-in Generators and Power Facilities The Contractor shall remove snow and ice from the walks leading to the gates to the fenced-in generators and power facilities so that the gates shall swing fully open. The Contractor shall clear snow from inside enclosures if needed for operations.

Security Barricades The Contractor shall carefully plow over the pop-up security barricades embedded in the pavement at the five (5) vehicle entrance gates as well as the pop-up bollard-style barriers located and the entrance/exits to Wood Road to preclude damage. Operators shall have their plows angled as they cross over the barricades to prevent the blade from falling into the gap between the frame and barricade. The Contractor shall contact base security to have a patrol officer lower barriers as needed to clear all snow within required timelines and before open to vehicles.

Temporary Office Trailers and Facilities The Contractor shall remove ice and snow from temporary facilities. There will be some amount of individual or groupings of office trailers or other temporary facilities requiring ice and snow removal from wooden steps, stoops, handicap ramps, short approach walks, and close-by use areas. Trailer Numbers and locations will vary.

Construction contractor office or storage trailer areas within construction limit fencing shall not be maintained.

There are other trailers and trailer groupings that belong to and are maintained by contractors. The other contractors will remove snow and ice from their own trailers.

Pre-treat Roads and Sidewalks Prior to Snow Event The Contractor shall apply a deicing compound and/or salt to all roads as well as sidewalks constructed more than one year prior to snow events as requested by the designated Project Officer.

Follow-up Ice Removal Immediately following snow and ice removal, the Contractor shall evenly apply a deicing compound and/or sand/salt abrasive to the full surface area immediately following snow and ice removal. Only sand or special deicing chemicals shall be used on sidewalks constructed more than two years prior to the snow event. Contractor shall apply the amount of compound product per manufacturer recommendations. The Contractor shall check all sidewalks and roads on base to ensure that icy patches are treated prior to departure. The Contractor shall return to base as needed to treat re-freeze as needed. Contractor shall address refreeze by applying de-icing chemicals prior to 0500 each day, as needed for each event.

Post Storm Clean-up The Contractor shall perform post storm clean-up when required by the Project Officer to mechanically sweep and/or vacuum accumulations of sand and salt off base sidewalks. Machine and brooms shall not exceed sixty inches (60") in width. Handicap ramps may need additional hand sweeping to remove accumulations. The Contractor shall angle brooms toward lawn areas to protect cars and other property from damage. Building entrances, steps and isolated walk sections may require hand sweeping. Operators shall be aware of pedestrians on streets and sidewalks and shall slow or stop plow machines to give pedestrians the right-of-way.

J-1503060-05(f4) Snow Removal Inventories - Bethesda Dalecarlia

Other Recurring Services - Sq. Ft.

Fremont Bldg. (Dalecarlia) Parking and Sidewalks 113,400 Non-mission critical

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-06

PAVEMENT CLEARING

SITE MAPS

INDEX

(a) Washington (a2) Arlington (a4) Carderock (a5) Naval Observatory

(b) South Potomac (b2) Indian Head (b2.1) Stump Neck

(c) Bethesda (f1) Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC)

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Snow Removal Map (WNY)

PWD POC: Mr. Doug Greene, (202)359-8740

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J-1503060-06(a1)

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Snow Removal Map (NSF Arlington)

Mission Critical – Roads and Sidewalks Non-Mission Critical – Sidewalks Non-Mission Critical – Parking Lots Snow Accumulation Areas

J-1503060-06(a2)

J‐1503060‐06(a4)

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Snow Removal Map (NSF USNO)

Naval Observatory

Mission Critical Roads/Driveways – 281,933 SF Non-Mission Critical Sidewalks – 78,260 SF

Non Mission Critical Parking Lots – 97,185 SF

VP Residence

Mission Critical Roads/Driveways – 17,242 SF Non-Mission Critical Sidewalks – 9053 SF

Legend Tan-Buildings Yellow – Mission Critical Roads/Driveways Red – Non-Mission Critical Sidewalks Blue – Non-Mission Critical Parking Lots

J-1503060-06(a5)

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Snow Removal Map (VP’s Residence)

Legend Tan - Buildings Yellow - Mission Critical – Roads and Driveways Red - Non-Mission Critical – Sidewalks

VP Residence

Mission Critical Roads/Driveways – 17,242 SF Non-Mission Critical Sidewalks – 9053 SF

J-1503060-06(a6)

Snow Removal Year 2017

Legend Sidewalk

SNOWPRIORITY

Mission Critical Road Section

SNOWPRIORITY

Mission Critical Non-Mission Critical

Gates Fence Line Building Structure RoadCenterline Sidewalks

Roads & Lots Is Paved

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Hanlon Road

Atkins Road

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McMahon Road

Be ns on R oa d

Strauss Avenue

E. Caffee Road

Slip Plain Road

Silo Road

Hersey Road

Thomas R oad

Voegeli Road

Slates Way

Bloch Road

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Pa tte rso n Ro ad

W. Noble Road

Po wd er Lin e R oa d

W. Wilson Road

W. Caffe e Road

Boyd Road

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Ra pe c R oa d

Ea rle

Ro ad

Carpenter Road

Moser Road

Travers Road

E. Wilson Road

Ba ile y R oa d

N.

G ree ns lad e R oa d

Footbridge Road

E. Farnum Road

N.

D as hie ll R oa d

Gallery Road

CDC Drive

Schoeffell Circle

Nitramine Way

Cliff Top Road

Chase RoadGr ay

Cogswell Avenue

Olsen Road

Glennon Road

Hussey Circle

Couden Road

Parsons Rd

Re se rva tio n R oa d

Hopewell Farm Road

Hellweg Road

Torrense Drive

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Pr ov ing G rou nd s R oa d

Foundations Road

Fowler Road

E. Noble Road

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Evans Way Merc er R oad

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Swann Court

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For Official Use Only

Naval Support Activity South Potomac Naval Support Facility Indian Head

0 2,100 4,200 6,300 8,4001,050 Feet

Date: 17 November 2016 Repository: NAVFAC GeoReadiness

(301) 744-2256 1 inch = 416.67 feet

Snow Removal Year 2017

Legend Sidewalk

SNOWPRIORITY

Mission Critical Road Section

SNOWPRIORITY

Mission Critical Non-Mission Critical

Gates Fence Line Building Structure RoadCenterline Sidewalks

Roads & Lots Is Paved

No Yes Installation Boundary Charles County Roads Charles County Boundary

Archer Avenue

Rum Point Road

Roach Road

Mars hal l R oad

Porter Avenue

Lewis Road

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Thermal Point Place

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Skeet Range Road

Jagerrd Road

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Sopchick Court Howard Road

Arthu r R oad

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Waters Place

NOS - TBN28 Road

Quonset Circle

Kaufmann Avenue

NOS - TBN24 Road

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NOS - TBN27 Road

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27SN

28SN

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For Official Use OnlyNaval Support Activity South Potomac Stump Neck Annex

0 2,100 4,200 6,300 8,4001,050 Feet

Date: 17 November 2016 Repository: NAVFAC GeoReadiness

(301) 744-2256 1 inch = 416.67 feet

J-1503060-06(f) WRNMMC Airfield Sweeping

1 29-May-19

Level 2: Cleared every 60 minutes, from 0600 to 1900, Monday through Friday. Level 3 outside working days/hours.

Level 3: No accumulation over 3 inches from 0600 to 1900, Monday through Friday. Cleared within 4 hours of snow cessation. Level 4 outside working days/hours.

Level 4: Cleared no later than 12 hours after snow cessation.

Level 1: Cleared every 60 minutes, 24/7, including weekends/holidays.

Self Service de-icing treatment stations.

Snow Staging Locations

J-1503060-06(f1)

2 29-May-19

Level 2: Cleared every 60 minutes, from 0600 to 1900, Monday through Friday. Level 3 outside working days/hours.

Level 3: No accumulation over 3 inches from 0600 to 1900, Monday through Friday. Cleared within 4 hours of snow cessation. Level 4 outside working days/hours.

Level 4: Cleared no later than 12 hours after snow cessation.

Level 1: Cleared every 60 minutes, 24/7, including weekends/holidays.

Self Service de-icing treatment stations.

Snow Staging Locations

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NSA Bethesda Base Map J-1503060-07(f)

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-07

NON AIRFIELD PAVEMENT SWEEPING SCHEDULE

BETHESDA:

AREA and

FREQUENCY SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

Roads*

6:00 AM

to

2:00 PM

Piers* twice weekly, Sun and Wed, during hours specified

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Parking Lots*;

once monthly during hours specified

*Note: Sweeping of roads and paved surfaces is performed per the selected COL as detailed in the Common Output Level Standards provided in J-1503060-03.

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-08

LOCATION OF DEICING MATERIAL

The Contractor shall place deicing material at the entranceways of the following buildings:

BETHESDA-

FACILITY NUMBER FACILITY NAME

Building 17 Front Entrance Building 17 East Entrance

Building 14 West Entrance Building 14 East Entrance

Fitness Center/Admin Building Fitness Center/Admin Building

FMD

FMD

Building 27 East Entrance Admin Building Building 28 Front Entrance Admin Building Building 53 Front Entrance Admin Building

Building 241 Front Entrance Building 16 West Entrance

Blood Bank Utilities Plant

Building 67 Main Entrance Building 66 Main Entrance Building 65 Main Entrance Building 24 Main Entrance Building 25 Main Entrance Building 15 Main Entrance

Fisher House Fisher House Fisher House Fisher House Fisher House BOS Contractor

Building 84T Main Entrance Building 20T West 2nd Deck Entrance

Building 20 West Entrance Building 3 Main Entrance Building 19 Main Entrance Building 11 East Entrance

Medical Building Fire Department Fire Department Medical Building Medical Building Admin Building

Building 102 Pass and ID

Contractor shall ensure that deicing material is placed a plastic 5-gallon bucket just inside the doorway of each location and shall ensure that each bucket has a plastic scoop for spreading deicing material. Contractor shall monitor deicing material at each location filling each bucket as needed to ensure buckets remain no less than half-filled throughout the season. All deicing material used for this application should be designed such that it will not damage the surface of new concrete sidewalks, stairs and ramps.

J-1503060-09(f) WRNMMC Airfield Sweeping

ATTACHMENT J-1503060-09

AIRFIELD PAVEMENT SWEEPING SCHEDULE

AREA and

FREQUENCY SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

WRNMMC

Helicopter Pad (2,500 Sq. Yards) Frequency: First Saturday of Every Month.

6:00 AM

to

2:00 PM