TE-E - Work_Schedule Example.xlsx

This is a work schedule example template and building inventory document for Installation Custodial Services at Fort Hood under Contract W91151-21-C-0003. The document outlines four primary Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs): CLIN 1001 for one-day-per-week routine work schedules; CLIN 1002 for five-day basic weekly routine work schedules; CLIN 1003 for five-day enhanced weekly routine work schedules; and CLIN 1004 for three-day enhanced weekly routine work schedules. Each CLIN includes designated service dates within defined cycles and specifies a scheduled building with associated Period of Performance dates. The document also provides schedule templates for project work services including monthly hard floor spray and buff operations, quarterly hard floor maintenance, annual hard floor stripping and finishing combined with carpet cleaning and shampooing, and bi-annual project work. The inventory attachment covers the period of March 1-31, 2024, and lists 431 individual buildings across the Fort Hood Main Cantonment, West Facilities, and North Facilities with detailed specifications for each location.

The building inventory captures maintainable square footage, floor surface types (vinyl tile, carpet, concrete, ceramic, and specialty surfaces), window and door quantities with associated glass surface areas, fixture counts (light fixtures, sinks, commodes, urinals, paper towel dispensers, toilet paper dispensers, soap dispensers, water fountains, and kitchens), and occupancy classifications (Admin, Chapel, Theater, Museum, Classroom, BOQ, Laundry, Latrine, Shower). Each building entry designates service option selection (1-day or 5-day service), reimbursable status, and customer assignment. Additionally, the document includes five major facility groupings: Building 36000 and related common areas with dedicated annual and quarterly project work schedules, administrative suites, and shared facility spaces. The inventory serves as the baseline for determining custodial service requirements, cleaning cycles, and resource allocation across the Fort Hood installation.