Patrick_APPX_AF_24_June_2016_(002).pdf

1 As of January 19, 2017

APPENDIX AF

AIR FORCE INSTALLATION INFORMATION

I. LOCATION LISTING

1. Contracted Fuels Management Operations Services ^*:

Buckley AFB, CO Kirtland AFB, NM Sheppard AFB, TX Cape Canaveral AFS, FL Laughlin AFB, TX Tinker AFB, OK Cheyenne Mtn, CO Malmstrom AFB, MT Tyndall AFB, FL Columbus AFB, MS Maxwell AFB, AL Wright Patterson AFB, OH Edwards AFB, CA Patrick AFB, FL Vance AFB, OK F.E. Warren AFB, WY Peterson AFB, CO Vandenberg AFB, CA Gila Bend, AZ Randolph AFB, TX Keesler AFB, MS Schriever AFB, CO

2. Contracted Bulk Storage:

a. CONUS

Altus AFB OK Hill AFB, UT* Nellis AFB, NV Barksdale AFB, LA Holloman AFB, NM Offutt AFB, NE*

Beale AFB, CA Hurlburt Field, FL Robins AFB, GA*

Cannon AFB, NM Joint Base McGuire- Lakehurst, NJ Scott AFB, IL

Davis Monthan AFB, AZ Langley AFB, VA Seymour Johnson AFB, NC Dover AFB, DE Little Rock AFB, AR Shaw AFB, SC Dyess AFB, TX Luke AFB, AZ Travis AFB, CA Eglin AFB, FL* McConnell AFB, KS Whiteman AFB, MO

Ellsworth AFB, SD Minot AFB, ND Fairchild AFB, WA Moody AFB, GA

Grand Forks AFB, ND Mountain Home AFB, ID

b. OCONUS

Anderson AFB, GU+ Misawa AB, JA Aviano AB, IT* Osan AB, RK

Eielson AFB, AK RAF Lakenheath, UK * Elmendorf AFB, AK RAF Mildenhall, UK * Incirlik, AB, TU * Ramstein AB, GE *

Kadena AB, JA Spangdahlem AB, GE * Lajes Field Azores *

^ Note: FSC, Product Issues, Accounting/Auditability, Quality Surveillance/Lab, Cryogenics, and Retail Service Station at these locations are the Contractor’s responsibility.

* Note: PM at these locations is the government’s responsibility IAW C-5.3.2 + Note: PLDS at these locations is the Contractor’s responsibility IAW C-5.6.2

APPENDIX AF (cont’)

AIR FORCE INSTALLATION INFORMATION

APPENDIX AF. II. Patrick AFB

HOURS OF OPERATION

Provide aviation, ground fuel and cryogenic services 24 hours a day seven days a week.

During normal airfield operating hours, arrive to fuel and cryogenic requests within 30 minutes (15 minutes for Distinguished Visitors). After normal operating hours and on holidays, respond to fuel and cryogenic requests within 60 minutes. The normal hours of operation are identified below.

Operation Mon-Fri Sat-Sun Holidays/After Hrs.

Fuels Mgmt 0730-1630 On-Call On-Call

FSC 0630-2230

Stand-by Cell Phone or staffed as required per flying schedule

Stand-by Cell Phone or staffed as required per flying schedule

Lab 0730-1630 On-Call On-Call

Operations 0630-2230 As required As Required Contractor shall review the weekly flight/launch schedule and adjust as needed

Cryogenics As-Needed Emergencies Only Emergencies Only

Bulk Storage 0630-2230 As Required As Required

NOTE: A dispatcher shall be present in the FSC during established hours of operation.

Recognized holidays:

New Year’s Day, 1 January

Martin Luther King’s Birthday, 3rd Monday in January President’s Day, 3rd Monday in February Memorial Day, last Monday in May Independence Day, 4 July Labor Day, 1st Monday in September Columbus Day, 2nd Monday in October Veterans Day, 11 November Thanksgiving Day, 4th Thursday in November Christmas Day, 25 December

NOTE: If the holiday falls on Saturday--Friday shall be observed. If the holiday falls on Sunday--Monday shall be observed.

NOTE: Fuels Operations and FSC shall operate during these observed holidays unless authorized to close by the Wing Commander or designee. If closed, standby personnel shall be identified to Base Operations and Security Forces and be available to respond within 1 hr.

WORKLOAD PROJECTIONS

Workload information (quantities and durations are estimates only; variation does not directly correspond to additional requirement or staffing without validation and/or increase in normal hours of operation):

Item Base Information

Average number of receipts per Month and mode of delivery

GUR .5 receipts/3,302/TT DS2 2 receipts/17,785/TT

BDI - No BDI Requirement at this time E85 1 receipt/7,267/TT

JAA 24 receipts/177,700/TT Average duration of each receipt mode 30-45 Minutes

Number of trucks/railcars which can be offloaded simultaneously.

1 at North Storage 1 at Central Storage 1 at South Storage

Number of trucks/railcars which can be on-loaded simultaneously (only use for bulk deliveries i.e. DFSP TO DFSP).

Location has 1 adaptor to on-load tank trucks. The adaptor can be used on any fillstand Can receipt/fill/transfer operations occur simultaneously? Yes

Do tank truck receipts require Contractor escort? no

Do barge receipts require Contractor booming? If not, who booms? N/A

Average annual jet fuel issues 2,392,148 Average number of refuels per shift

(DAILY) See FBO Solicitation page for raw data

Number of refuelers which can be filled simultaneously.

1 at North Storage 1 at Central Storage 1 at South Storage

Number of hydrant outlets which can be operated simultaneously. N/A

Number of hydrant outlets normally operated simultaneously per shift. N/A

Number of refueling vehicles (R-11) normally operated simultaneously per shift.

Day Shift 1-2 B Shift 1 C Shift 0

Number of base organizational tanks supported. 36

Average Monthly organizational tank issues (servicing’s and quantity).

See FBO Solicitation page for DS2 data GUR 1-3 servicings per month at golf course 200 gals ea.

Describe current base provided grounds maintenance or describe Contractor’s responsibility

CE provides grass cutting services Facility Managers are required to provide bush and low tree trimming. CE will remove debris

Describe current base provided entomology/pest control services or describe Contactor’s responsibility

BCE provides services as required by submission of work order

Number of oil/water separators within Contractors Area of Responsibility

Zero, There are three catch pits which are confined spaces located within the

Contractors areas of control

Number of emergency generators for POL facilities within Contractors AOR

One located at building 675, for other facilities, upon need notify CE of requirement and one will be delivered Average Annual Cryogenic Receipts Per

Year (quantity and receipts) 17 receipts /6,300 gals

Average Monthly Cryogenic Servicing’s (quantity and servicing’s) 4-10 per month/45 gallons per servicing

Other base specific items

BASE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Contractor shall coordinate with Base Operations and the 920th Rescue Wing to obtain flight schedules.

The FSC dispatcher may have collateral duties, provided that those collateral duties can be performed within the FSC.

Recognized holidays are in accordance with the applicable Department of Labor Wage Determination.

On an exception basis, the contractor may be required to work with other grades of fuel not listed in Appendix AF of the PWS. On those occasions, the contractor shall follow instructions by the CO or his designee on receipt and issue of other fuel grades and disposition of any excess fuel.

The contractor shall exercise particular care to ensure that aircraft receive the proper grade.

Quality control of all fuels shall be accomplished IAW applicable Technical Order.

Contractor shall provide all consumables and equipment in support of this contract not listed in Appendix AF. Some example items include, but are not limited to: safety gear, cleaning supplies, AEL pads, tools, ether and alcohol. The Gov’t will provide initial Laboratory glassware. The Contractor shall purchase new glassware in the event an item is broken or if the Contractor wishes to have additional glassware that was not initially provided. Replacement glassware will be listed as CFE and will not be reimbursed by the Gov’t. The Contractor shall supply initial spill cleanup materials. If the spill material is used to clean up capitalized product, the contractor may be reimbursed for replacement items IAW DLA-Energy P-40. The Contractor shall request replacement GFE to the 45th LRS IAW local procedures.

LOX tank maintenance is performed by separate Contractor. No Cryo Maintenance trained personnel are needed.

POL will be responsible for two (2) fuel bowsers. RFM will complete any maintenance required

Provide fuel support for the Patrick, Cocoa Beach and Tico Air show once a year.

Approximately nine (9) times per year, provide 24 hour fuels support for hot refueling ops.

FUELS MANAGEMENT.

Provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supplies, supervision, and all other items and services not listed in Appendix AF – GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (EAID), GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (NON-EAID) and GOVERNMENT OWNED FACILITIES, necessary to manage the requisition, receipt, storage, issue, handling, quality control and accounting of petroleum products and liquid oxygen at Patrick AFB and geographically separate units (GSUs) within the local area to include Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) at Melbourne International Airport, Merritt Island Airport (Sheriff’s Department) and Malabar Transmitter Annex; Provide administrative support for Johnathan Dickson Mobile Tracking Annex (JDMTA) in Jupiter, FL. In addition, the contractor is expected to provide fuel support to the POTUS if Patrick AFB is the closest location regardless of mileage, other Federal Agencies outlined in Memorandum of Agreements (MOA), Memorandums of Understanding (MOU), Letters of Agreements (LOA) and Support Agreements across 45th Space Wing Installations.

The contractor shall provide input for all Support Agreements, plans, MOUs etc. published by the 45 SW. In addition, the contractor shall provide input for request in support of training exercises conducted at Patrick AFB.

The terminal manager or alternate shall be available during 45SW Core duty hours (0730-1630) within 30 minutes to meet on the installation with government personnel to discuss problem areas. After core duty hours, the manager or designated alternate shall be available via telephone and have the ability to respond to the base for emergency reasons within (one) 1 hour.

SERVICING PRIORITIES

AIRCRAFT REFUELING/DEFUELING PRIORITY REQUIREMENTS

1. Unless the 45 SW/CC establishes different priorities due to unique circumstances, the following fuel servicing priorities shall be followed:

PRIORITY SYSTEM

1. Aircraft on alert status, POTUS or POTUS support aircraft.

2. a. Primary mission aircraft for the first 8 hours after landing or start of recovery or within 6 hours of a scheduled launch, alert, test flight, or during simulated generation during an exercise.

b. Air rescue, weather, and medical evacuation.

c. All transient tactical, support and FAA aircraft.

3. Primary mission aircraft not scheduled to fly. This normally applies to aircraft undergoing scheduled or unscheduled maintenance.

4. Transient aircraft (other than that covered in Priority 1 or 2c above. On non-flying days when primary mission aircraft are not flying, transient aircraft have priority over Priority 3 aircraft.

5. Defuel priorities are on a case-by-case basis and when more than one defueling requirement exists. This should be documented on the Automated Fuels Control Log.

PRODUCTS NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER

JAA Jet Fuel 9130-01-359-2026 GUR (Gasohol) Unleaded 9130-01-090-1093 DS2 Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel 9140-01-524-0139 Bio Diesel (BDI) 9140-01-470-4520 Ethanol 85 (E85) 9130-01-470-2024 Liquid Oxygen 6830-00-808-9531

Hurricane/Emergency Operations:

The Contractor Shall Provide fuel support as required for HURCON exercises and real world situations IAW the 45 SW Emergency Management Plan 10-2. The contractor shall be part of the Hurricane Recovery Team (HRT). The contractor shall provide three fuel jet fuel trucks and one C-30X on-site and one fuel truck operator when the HRT team evacuates for real world or exercises. One fuel truck operator will remain with the HRT team for the duration of the event to include overnight if required. The Contractor shall plan on providing the above exercise support one time per year. The exercise will last approximately 36 hours. It will be the Contractors responsibility to fund overtime, lodging and perdiem as required for the yearly exercise. The exercise will be conducted at Malabar yearly, but the Contractor shall move locations at the direction of the Wing Commander. The Contractor shall stand ready to refuel on-site power generation or any other asset which needs fuel within 30 minutes at exercise location. During real-world evacuation, the Contractor shall remain on location with the 45 SW to provide support as required. Off-Site lodging during real-world relocations will only be allowed if relocation Commander authorizes. During real-world relocations, the Contractor shall respond to requests within 15 minutes of notification. Upon request by 45 SW, the Contractor shall support all recovery efforts at PAFB and mission essential off site locations to ensure mission readiness.

The Contractor shall respond immediately to any requests for fuel during the rescue and recovery phases.

The Contractor shall support Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) in the event of emergencies or natural disasters. Due to the limited capabilities at CCAFS, it is possible that CCAFS COCO Contractor will need additional support to ensure mission integrity. The support shall not include day to day operations and will only be called upon for emergency situations.

The support that shall be provided includes loaning Gov’t owned fuel vehicles, providing fueling services, issuing out bulk products to the CCAFS COCO assigned fuel assets, or any additional requirements as requested by the 45th LRS Commander. Direction for support will come from the Contracting Officer.

PERFORMANCE DURING CRISIS.

Performance of services during crisis declared by the National Command Authority or Overseas Combatant Commander. The services provided by this contract are considered mission essential.

During national crisis, the contractor shall provide all services stated in this contract without interruption. Standard airfield operating hours 0630-2400 M-F and 0630 – 1700 Sat/Sun;

However, airfield-operating hours may be adjusted in support of crisis response. The CO will notify the contractor of a declared crisis through the most expeditious secured means determined at the time of the crisis.

Operating Instructions.

The contractor shall develop an Operating Instruction (OI) for internal circulation control, protection of resources and to regulate entry into Air Force controlled areas during normal, simulated and actual emergency operations. The OI shall be written in accordance with AFI 31- 101, the local base Operations Plan usually referred to as an OPLAN and AFI 10-245, Air Force Anti-terrorism Standards and coordinated through Security Forces Operations (SSFO).

Controlled/Restricted Areas. The contractor shall implement local base procedures for entry to Air Force controlled/restricted areas where contractor personnel will work. Training will be provided to all personnel by the controlled area monitor to include contractor employees and government employees who have access to the controlled area. All personnel who work or have access to the controlled area will receive initial and follow-on training from the controlled area custodian/monitor who is designated by the contractor.

Entry Procedures for Controlled Areas. For on-base cleared facilities oversight by the base SSFO, contractors shall comply with the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM), previously referred to as the Industrial Security Manual (ISM), to implement controlled area requirements. The SSFO shall approve the establishment, construction, and modification of all contractor designated controlled areas before they may be used to limit access.

The 45th Space Wing Installation Security Plan. This plan contains instructions of Owner/User responsibilities in controlled areas. The Contractor shall be responsible for three controlled areas: Refueling unit parking lot and both the North and South bulk fuels storage facilities. During emergency operations and during increased Force Protection postures, these controlled areas shall be manned to prevent unauthorized entry and exit. The resource protection area monitor will insure that all contractor personnel are trained on security procedures and each threat condition IAW this plan.

Respond IAW installation plans including but not limited to the below plans. The contractor shall provide support as needed. (Installation plans will be provided at contract post award conference.)

Installation Deployment Plan In-Garrison Expeditionary Site Plan Integrated Defense Plan 45th Space Wing Comprehensive 45 SW Emergency Management Plans Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan PAFB Civil Engineer Contingency Response Plan Hazardous Waste Management Plan

Quality Surveillance.

The contractor shall establish a written fuel project quality surveillance plan to ensure that products handled by the contractor remain on-specification. The contractor’s written plan shall include sampling, test methods, equipment, and documentation of test, records keeping and actions to be taken in the event of unacceptable test results. Utilize the web based Air Force Test and Analysis tool (AFTAT) for lab analysis.

Provide HAF a responsive capability to receive validated/verified data directly from the unit utilizing the Self-Assessment Communicator (SAC) within the Management Internal Control Toolset (MICT), complete an annual assessment and update the reviewed date IAW AFI 90-201.

Checklists for Fuels Management, Safety, AFRIMS, etc. shall be completed by the established LRS reporting date. Non-compliant areas shall be updated on a monthly basis until discrepancies are resolved.

Complete Air Force Level Standards (AF COLS) using the AF COLS Reporting Tool (RT) IAW USAF/CC Memo: Air Force Installation Support Standards, 12 Jan 13.

As the tank building custodians, the contractor shall ensure that anyone using/accessing the tanks will have all required safety equipment, to include Personnel Fall Arrest System (PFAS) and are properly trained in fall protection and follow guidance IAW AFI 91-203.

Contractor will ensure effective management of records for fuels management, the TM or ATM will perform the duties of Chief of Office Records and perform as, or appoint, an employee to perform the duties of the Records Custodian IAW AFI 33-322.

ADD the following requirement to applicable Publications AFPAM 10-219V3 ……. Civil Engineer and Attack Recovery Procedures Advisory Rationale: Outlines procedures for Search Disaster and Recover (SDAR)

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITIES

The following list of local installation furnished facilities is to be used by the Contractor in performance of the PWS functions. The facilities may be changed, by the local installation, from time to time to meet mission requirements. The Contractor will be notified prior to any change of location. NOTE: The Air Force is responsible for providing Laboratory vent hood testing

Facility Number

Location Square Footage

Purpose

611 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2

612 Patrick AFB 27,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2

613 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2

614 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2

615 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2 Out of Service at this time

616 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, JAA Out of Service at this time

617 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade DS2 Out of Service at this time

618 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, JAA

619 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade GUR Out of Service at this time

620 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, JAA Out of Service at this time

621 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, grade GUR

622 Patrick AFB 25,000 GAL AST tank, JAA

623 Patrick AFB Pump house (for tanks 611 thru 622) with receiving headers and fill stands for three different products

626 Patrick AFB 16,000 GAL AST tank, grade JAA

627 Patrick AFB Pumphouse (for tanks 626 thru 634) with receiving headers and fill stands

633 Patrick AFB 16,000 GAL AST tank, grade JAA

634 Patrick AFB 30,000 GAL AST tank, grade JAA

641 Patrick AFB Truck fill stand, grade JAA

642 Patrick AFB Truck fill stand, grade JAA

643 Patrick AFB Receiving header, grade JAA

Location Square Footage

Purpose 644 Patrick AFB Receiving header, grade JAA

645 Patrick AFB Receiving header, grade JAA

649 Patrick AFB 10,000 GAL AST Tank, Grade E85

653 Patrick AFB Fuels laboratory

655 Patrick AFB Fuels management (office area)

656 Patrick AFB Government vehicle service station

658 Patrick AFB General purpose storage

661 Patrick AFB Electrical switch house

662 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover), grade JAA w/pump house

663 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover) tank, grade JAA w/pump house

664 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover) tank, grade JAA w/pump house Out of Service

665 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover) tank, grade JAA w/pump house

666 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover) tank, grade JAA w/pump house

667 Patrick AFB 100,000 GAL UST (Cut and Cover) tank, grade JAA w/pump house Out of Service

669 Patrick AFB 3 Truck fill stands, grade JAA

675 *NOTE 1* Patrick AFB Fuels distribution office/driver lounge

682 Patrick AFB Covered area for liquid oxygen tanks

NOTE 1: Approximately 378-sq. ft. in Building 675 is reserved for operator and preventive maintenance on refueling vehicles.

NOTE 2: Currently, tanks 612 and 614 are in an INACTIVE status due to faulty pressure reliefs and they will remain out of service until WFM makes the required repairs on the tanks. Once tanks 612 and 614 are placed back in service and the fuel is moved out of tanks 611 and 613 they will be taken out of service and become INACTIVE.

APPENDIX AF. II. PATRICK AFB

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED JET/BULK GROUND FUEL DISTRIBUTION

FACILITIES

Capacity (gallons)

Product

Tank Type

(AST/UST)

Primary Rcpt Mode

Alternate Rcpt Mode

661 400K JAA AST Truck

627 62K JAA AST Truck

623 50K JAA AST Truck

623 102K DS2 AST Truck

623 25K GUR AST Truck

OTHER INFORMATION/WORKLOAD

Item

Number of Issue filter separators Number of Receipt filter separators

623 1 issue / 0 receipt 627 3 issue / 3 receipt 661 1 issue / 1 receipt

Number of receipt headers 623 (4) 627 (2) 661 (1)

Number of fillstands 623 (3) 1ea. JAA,GUR and DS2

627 (1) 661 (3)

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED GROUND PRODUCT SERVICE STATION FACILITIES

Capacity (gallons) Product Tank Type

(AST/UST)

Primary Rcpt

Mode Alternate

Rcpt Mode

656* 52K DS2 AST Truck

656* 25K GUR AST Truck

649 10K E85 AST Truck

* Facility 656 fuel tanks are also captured under facility 623’s data

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (EAID)

The following is a list of local installation-owned equipment furnished for the Contractor’s use. Maintenance of all equipment on this list is the responsibility of the Contractor. This list of equipment is subject to change as replacement equipment is received. These items are listed on the Custodian Authorization/Custodian Receipt Listing (CA/CRL).

NOMENCLATURE MANUFACTURER NSN PART/MODEL SERIAL NO LOC

CHROMOMETER 13 Koehler Instrument Company 6630008572279TG Chromometer 13 N/A BLDG 653 TANK, TANK REF Spokane Industries 2330015585333QP 400 gallon 08X14101 BLDG 661 TRAILER TANK Spokane Industries 2330015585335QP 200 gallon 08X14100 BLDG 675

TESTER,FLASH P Tanaka 6630014121795RN APM-8 33303 BLDG 653 TST KT FUEL A HB Industries 6630011657133RN B/2 Kit N/A BLDG 653

BALANCE AK-160 RadWag 6670011041773RN N/A 328398/11 BLDG 653

TANK STORAGE L Chart INC 3655009958575RN TMU 24E-11 0640 BLDG 682 TANK STORAGE L Gibson Cryogenics 3655010804188RN TMU 24E-11 5039-39 BLDG 682

TABLE BAL L 50 GFE 6640004903240RH N/A N/A BLDG 653

CNDCT CELL 115 EMCEE Electronics 6630011152398RN 1152 11346 BLDG 653 CNDCT CELL 115 EMCEE Electronics 6630011152398RN 1152 16084 BLDG 653

MICRPSCOPE Bosch 6650000713102RH N/A N/A

HOT PLATE H1 L Corning Glassworks 6640000899457RH PC1300 N/A BLDG 653 SAMPLER LIQU C Cosmodyne 6695011015691RN 2700300-1 CS4.4 669 BLDG 655 SAMPLER LIQU C Cosmodyne 6695008951348RN 2700300-1 CS4.4 690 BLDG 655 RFRCMTR HB-R-1 Reichert Scientific Industries 6650012295751RH B/2 N/A BLDG 653

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (NON-EAID)

The following is a list of local installation-owned equipment furnished for the Contractor’s use. Maintenance of all equipment on this list is the responsibility of the Contractor. This list of equipment is subject to change as replacement equipment is received. These items are NOT listed on the CA/CRL.

SAFE CLASSIFIED BLDG 655

MICROWAVE OVEN 8P1H022771 BLDG

CREDENZA 2 DR BLDG

CABINET WARDROBE BLDG

CABINET WARDROBE BLDG

CABINET WARDROBE BLDG 655

BOOKCASE 4 SHELF BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/O ARMS BLDG

CHAIR LOUNGE BLDG

CHAIR LOUNGE BLDG

CHAIR LOUNGE BLDG

CHAIR LOUNGE BLDG

CABINET FILE 3 DRW BLDG

CABINET FILE 3 DRW BLDG

CABINET FILE 3 DRW BLDG

CABINET STORAGE 36"X18" BLDG

CABINET STORAGE 36"X18" BLDG 661

CABINET STORAGE 36"X18" BLDG

CABINET STORAGE 36"X18" BLDG

DESK DOUBLE PEDESTAL BLDG

TABLE 24X60 UNDER 5FT BLDG

TABLE 24X60 UNDER 5FT BLDG

CABINET 4 DOOR 15X60 BLDG

CABINET 4 DOOR 15X60 BLDG

CABINET 17X19 BLDG

CABINET KEY BLDG

CABINET STORAGE FLAMABLE BLDG

HAND TRUCK DRUM BLDG 661

TABLE WORK STAINLESS ST BLDG

TABLE WORK STAINLESS ST BLDG

LADDER STEP 6FT BLDG 653

CALCULATOR 41046457/8C0

BLDG

BOARD BULLETIN 48X36 BLDG 675

BOARD BULLETIN 48X36 BLDG 675

CABINET STORAGE 54"X36" BLDG

CABINET STORAGE 54"X36" BLDG

CREDENZA 2 DOOR BLDG 675

VCR SR3360U/142

BLDG 655

CABINET FILE LTR 5 DRW W/O

CHAIR STRAIGHT W/ARMS

CHAIR STRAIGHT W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR STRAIGHT W/ARMS BLDG

CREDENZA 4 DOOR BLDG 655

LOCKER STORAGE 54”X38”

SAFE COMB BLDG 655

BOARD BULLETIN 48X36 BLDG 675

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

MICROWAVE OVEN 7X1C007962 BLDG 655

REFRIGERATOR 901014920 BLDG 655

CABINET STORAGE

BLDG 653

CABINET STORAGE METAL BLDG 653

CABINET STORAGE METAL BLDG 653

DESK OFFICE LH PED BLDG 653

OVEN THERMAL GRAVITY 700154 BLDG 653

OVEN THERMAL GRAVITY 698080834 BLDG 653

TIMER, DARKROOM BLDG 653

CHAIR ROTARY W/O ARMS BLDG 655

MAGAZINE RACK CLEAR GPL10103 BLDG 675

SOFA BLUE BLDG 655

DOLLY CYLINDER BLDG 658

CREDENZA BLDG 675

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG 655

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROTARY W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR STRAIGHT W ARMS

CHAIR STRAIGHT W ARMS BLDG 655

CHAIR STRAIGHT W ARMS BLDG 655

CHAIR STRAIGHT W ARMS BLDG 655

CHAIR STRAIGHT W ARMS BLDG 655

TABLE ROUND 4FT BLDG

SHREDDER 290181458 BLDG 655

PICTURE WALL BLDG 675

PICTURE WALL BLDG 675

PICTURE WALL BLDG 675

PICTURE WALL BLDG 675

PICTURE WALL BLDG 675

PICTURE WALL BLDG 655

PICTURE WALL BLDG 655

PICTURE WALL BLDG 655

PICTURE WALL BLDG 655

BOARD BULLETIN BLDG 655

CHAIR W/A BLDG 653

GLASS BLDG 653

TV, SHARP 46 LCD A005815984 BLDG 675

CHAIR ROT W/ARMS BLDG

CHAIR ROT W/ARMS BLDG

Vacuum Gauge 110300 BLDG 655

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED ITEC (BASE-OWNED)

The following is a list of local installation-owned equipment furnished for the Contractor’s use. The following ITEC is identified on the local installations Communications Squadron Asset Inventory Management (AIM) list under Account ###. Monitors are not tracked in AIM but are accountable as Government Furnished Equipment.

MFG DESCRIPTION MODEL NO PART NO SERIAL NO BLDG

Hyundai Monitor 24 LCD Flat Panel W242ZAPB0DR03886 BLDG 655 Samsung Monitor 19 LCD Flat Panel GS19H9NY621783 BLDG 675 Hyundai Monitor 19 LCD Flat Panel P940WD0SA0801106 BLDG 675 Samsung Monitor 22 LCD Flat Panel Z49EHCCBC07748Y BLDG 655

HP Printer LaserJet 4000TN C4119A USNC152289 BLDG 655 HP Printer LaserJet 4200N Q2426A USGNM46568 BLDG 655 HP Printer LaserJet 4050TN 6714003PLL USCC160040 BLDG 85110 HP Computer 705 Elite Desktop G0K55AV 2UA5232SQF BLDG 655 HP Computer 705 Elite Desktop G0K55AV 2UA5391K0N BLDG 655 HP Computer 705 Elite Desktop G0K55AV 2UA5391K07 BLDG 675

Lexmark Printer C792DE Color X792DTE 5062019401W1D BLDG 655 Lexmark Printer C792DE Color X792DTE 5062019401W0Z BLDG 675

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED ITEC (DLA-Energy-OWNED)

The following ITEC is provided by the Defense Logistics Agency-Energy (DLA-Energy).

MFG DESCRIPTION MODEL NO SERIAL NO BLDG USE

Dell computer Optiplex-990 11N10R1 655 FM Server

Cyberpower UPS Cyberpower CPKCS2009189 655 FM Server Viewsonic monitor VS13380 S0Y112740144 655 FM Server

Dell computer Optiplex-780 6VKYQN1 655 FMD Client Viewsonic monitor VS13380 S0Y112741281 655 FMD Client

Dell computer Optiplex-780 7XPNJN1 675 FMD Client Gateway monitor TFT1980PS-19 MWE78B0N02755 675 FMD Client

Dell computer Optiplex-780 13LYZQ1 675 FMD Server

Viewsonic monitor VS13380 S0Y113140638 675 FMD Server Cyberpower UPS Cyberpower CP1350AZ 675 FMD Server

Dell computer Optiplex-760 64LMTK1 675 FMD Client Viewsonic monitor VS13380 S0Y112741280 675 FMD Client

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED AUTOMATED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT (AIT)

The following AIT is provided by the Defense Logistics Agency-Energy (DLA-Energy).

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SERIAL NO MODEL NO MFR SUB LOCATION

ATG Veederroot N/A TLS 350 Veederroot North Storage AFSS Fuelmaster Pedestal N/A N/A Fuelmaster BLDG 656

* NOTE: MAFSS are no longer covered under the Centrally Managed Program (CMP) and will have to be funded locally.

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED LAND MOBILE RADIOS (LMR)

The following LMR is identified on the local installations Communications Squadron Asset Inventory Management (AIM) list under Account 1021. NOTE: Local Military Installation will be required to maintain LMR’s. LMR Maintenance will be provided by the base.

DESCRIPTION PART NO SERIAL NO LOC

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CDY4141 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CDY4234 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CEQ8009 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CEQ8611 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CEQ8646 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CEQ8759 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CMV3602 BLDG 675

RADIO DIGITAL HAND HELD H18QDF9PW6AN 320CMZ0266 BLDG 85110

NOTE: Items with an asterisk are not listed on the AIM list but are still accountable as local installation Furnished LMR.

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED VEHICLES

The following is a list of local installations furnished vehicles for performance of this contract.

This listing of vehicles is subject to change as vehicles are replaced and/or added/deleted to and from the fleet.

VEH TYPE FUEL TYPE REGISTRATION NO NSN FUEL CAPACITY

C300 GUR 03C80023* 2320001776777 1,200 GAL

C301 DS2 03C80024* 2320001776778 1,200 GAL

C300 DS2 04C80007 2320001776777 1,200 GAL

R11 DS2 04L00320 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 05L00109 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 05L00110 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 05L00111 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 06L00028 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 06L00029 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 06L00031* 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

C300 GUR 11C80001 2320001776777 1,200 GAL

C300 DS2 11C80002 2320001776777 1,200 GAL

R11 JAA 11L00003 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 11L00004 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

R11 JAA 11L00006* 2320013733439 6,000 GAL

C301 DS2 13C00043 2320001776778 1,200 GAL

NOTE: *Vehicles moving to CCAFS to be utilized by the COCO contractor.

CONTRACTOR-FURNISHED ITEMS AND SERVICES.

GENERAL. Except for those items or services specifically stated to be Government furnished in Appendix AF, the contractor shall furnish everything, to include all required safety items, needed to perform this contract according to all terms.