TE F-002_Historical Workload.xlsx

This is a historical workload document that details grounds maintenance services and associated labor requirements across multiple installations within USAG Stuttgart. The document provides comprehensive quantification of recurring grounds maintenance activities across five primary installations: Panzer, Robinson, Kelley, Patch, and supporting facilities including Boeblingen Bunker, Obstacle Course, Echterdingn Air Field, and Olga Strasse. Service areas are categorized by grounds type including improved areas (4-25 hectares per location), semi-improved areas (7-21 hectares per location), and unimproved areas (14-44 hectares per location), with total installations spanning approximately 242 hectares across all categories combined.

The workload encompasses lawn mowing (472,866 to 734,316 square meters depending on area classification), leaf removal (729,233 to 902,678 square meters), tree cutting (150 units), tree pruning (400 units), and maintenance of specialized facilities including athletic fields, tennis courts (7 total), parade fields, playgrounds (42 total), hedges (5,423 to 7,927 linear meters), sprinkler systems (5 units), and perimeter fencing (20,830 linear meters). Additional services include animal waste bin servicing (110 units), recycling island maintenance (90 units), garbage can servicing (150 units), and playground sandbox maintenance (14 units). The document specifies work scope boundaries for each installation and establishes firebreak requirements of 15 meters around earth-covered magazines and 1.5 meters around ventilators, with particular emphasis on vegetation control at the Boeblingen Bunker Area and Obstacle Course.