TE C 5-5-001 Utility Privatization.xlsx

This file is a utility privatization matrix that documents which utility services are currently privatized versus managed by the U.S. Army garrison (BMC) across multiple installations in the Kaiserslautern, Germany area as of October 2015. The matrix covers eight utility categories: potable water (cold and hot exterior), exterior electric distribution, district heat systems, decentralized heat plants, steam systems, gas heat plants, heat pumps with groundwater source, sewage system operations, sewage treatment only, oil separators, and septic tanks. The installations tracked include Kaiserslautern East (Daenner, Panzer, Kleber, KAD), Pulaski, ROB/WSA, Landstuhl, Helisat Landstuhl, Miesau, and Sembach, with privatization status indicated by "Y" (privatized), "N" (BMC-managed), or "N/A" (not applicable).

The matrix reveals that privatization status varies significantly across installations and utility types. For example, Kaiserslautern East has privatized potable cold water and heat systems but retains BMC management of electrical distribution and sewage treatment. ROB/WSA and Landstuhl have more extensive privatization including both hot and cold potable water, electrical distribution, heat systems, and sewage operations. Conversely, some utilities such as steam systems and septic tanks show limited or no privatization across the installations. This matrix was created as supporting documentation for the Sources Sought RFI (W564KV26RA000) issued by the 409th CSB TCC for a potential Total Maintenance Contract covering the Rheinland-Pfalz area, indicating that current utility service delivery arrangements informed the market research and requirements development process.