Technical Exhibits.pdf

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 1

Location Facility Number

Facility Name Year Built

NRHP Eligibility Previous Evaluation

Hill 10 Tower, Control 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 56 Shop A/Se Storage Facility 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 58 Shop, Avionics 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2000 NPS Cold War;

2002 GMI

Hill 133 Logistics Facility 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 247 Shop A/M Orgl 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 248 Shop A/M Orgl 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 402 MWR Sup/Naf C-Storage 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 430 Exchange, Sales Store 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 450 Open Mess, NCO 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 470 Child Care Center 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 505 Shop, Aircraft General Purpose 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2000 NPS Cold War;

2002 GMI

Hill 521 VOQ (01-010) 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 522 Air Conditioning Plant Building 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Number

Facility Name Year Built

NRHP Eligibility Previous Evaluation

Hill 524 MWR Sup/Naf C-Storage 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 534 Arts & Crafts Center 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 564 HQ Group 1974 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 570 Composite Medical 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 572 Material Services 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 578 Shelter A/W Calbr 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2000 NPS Cold War;

2002 GMI

Hill 587 Shop A/Se Storage Facility 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 589 Shop, Jet Engine Inspection/Maintenance

Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2000 NPS Cold War;

2002 GMI

Hill 722 Golf Clubhouse/Equipment 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 741 Range Supply & Equipment Storage

Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 745 Shop Aircraft & Eng Dep 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 792 Trml, Air Frt 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 793 Trml, Air Frt 1973 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 847 Prod, Gm 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2000 NPS Cold War;

Facility Name Year Built

NRHP Eligibility Previous Evaluation

Hill 849 Material Process Depot 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 927 Material Process Depot 1974 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 936 Prod, Gm 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

Hill 5123 Taxiway Foxtrot, and Taxiway Echo

1965 Historic

Hill 5140 Pad, Power Check 1972 Element of Infrastructure 2002 - GMI Hill 5141 Pad, Power Check 1972 Element of Infrastructure 2002 - GMI Hill 5149 Pad, Equipment 1975 Element of Infrastructure 2002 - GMI Hill 5198 Apron 1973 Not Yet Historic Hill 5224 Compass Calibration Pad 1941 Historic

Hill 5770 Zulu Ramp, Forest Service Ramp

1954 Historic

Hill 5771 Zulu Taxiway 1954 Historic

Hill 10745 Fireman Training Facility 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 - GMI

Hill 10746 Tower, Security Police 1972 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 - GMI

Goshute Microwave Relay Annex

ANT SPT STRU

Not Yet Historic

North Range of

UTTR

10001 PROD, GM

Historic

North Range of

UTTR

10002 PROD, GM

Historic

North Range of

UTTR

10003 PROD, GM

Historic

Facility Name Year Built

NRHP Eligibility Previous Evaluation

North Range of

UTTR

40032 Hazard Storage, Depot

Not Cold War

2002 GMI

North Range of

UTTR

40034 Shop, Aircraft General Purpose 1976 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

North Range of

UTTR

40039 Tower, Observation 1975 Not Cold War Eligible/Not Yet Historic

2002 GMI

North Range of

UTTR

40071 Storage, Spare Inert 1975 Not Cold War

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 2

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 3

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 4

GIS Specifications

1. GPS/GIS STANDARDS FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD SURVEY

Hill AFB seeks assistance to use GPS (global positioning system) to collect cultural resource Site, Survey, Documentation Methods, and Cultural Material locations within the Location of Work, as defined in the main body of the PWS. The Contractor shall collect, edit, and differentially correct GPS files, and then transmit projected ESRI geodatabase feature classes with tabular information and FGDC metadata as a deliverable. See Attachment 1: GIS Data Dictionary below for a list of required fields, field definitions, and values. This data dictionary is not intended to represent all of the possible information collected in the field.

1a GPS data collection The Contractor shall load a Data Dictionary or XML to the GPS unit. The Data Dictionary or XML file must match the Hill AFB for Feature Class Names, Field Names, Data Types/Lengths, and Field Definition and Values (Domains). If the Contractor is unable to use the Hill AFB’s XML data dictionary or geodatabase template, the Contractor shall create the data dictionary using the information provided in Attachment 1: GIS Data Dictionary (below).

1b GIS Data Formatting GIS Deliverable requirements:

Geodatabase Format: Tabular fields will be populated with information as specified in Attachment 1: GIS Data Dictionary. All feature class names, field names, and value choices must match the naming conventions in Attachment 1: GIS Data Dictionary. The deliverable will include one geodatabase containing all deliverable feature classes. The deliverable will include one feature class for each type of feature. For example, all survey polygons will be in the Survey_Poly feature class. GIS features of the same type stored as individual features or individual shape files will not be accepted.

Spatial Reference: All GIS data will be correctly projected. Questions about appropriate projection should be directed to the Hill AFB CRM or AFCEC POC.

GIS Metadata Format:

There are twelve feature classes in Attachment 1: GIS Data Dictionary. Each feature class in the GIS deliverable will have metadata. The required metadata format is ESRI ArcCatalog Metadata using the FGDC standard: The UTM Zone 12 WGS84 meters or decimal degrees system is preferred. The ESRI ArcCatalog Metadata will have these fields populated; Tags, Summary, Description, Credits, Citation Contact(s), Resource Citation Date(s).

1c Review GIS deliverables will be reviewed to ensure that they meet the requirements described above 1a and 1b. The Contractor must remedy missing or incorrect requirements by submission of the final report and accompanying data.

Attachment 1

GIS Data Dictionary

Field definitions for cultural resource geodatabase. Highlighted fields should be filled out while field work is being conducted.

Site Feature Classes; Site_Poly, Site_Pt, Site_Ln

(Used to define site datum and site boundary during initial documentation and subsequent updates associated with condition assessment monitoring and /or resurvey. Also used to document evaluation field methods. Use “Cultural Materials” feature class to document features and artifacts.)

Field Name Alias Data

Type Field Size

Field Definition and Values

Smith_Numb Smith Number Text 30 Smithsonian Trinomial if applicable (8 digit string)

Temp_Site_No Temporary Site Number Text 40 Temporary site number used by contractor

Site_Name Site Name Text 50 Known site name

Year_Rec Year Recorded Text 10 Year site was recorded

Field_Date Field Date Date - mm/dd/yyyy

Recorder Recorder Text 50 Name of contracting company or agency

Report_No Report Number Text 30 Report or project identification number

Site_Class Site Class Text 20 General Site Class – Values: Historic, Prehistoric, Prehist/Hist

Site_Type Site Type Text 50 General type of site- Values:

burial/grave/cemetery, ceramic assemblage, complex assemblage, debris scatter, domestic trash, feature, fire-cracked rock scatter, groundstone assemblage, historic corral, historic debris scatter, historic military site, historic railroad site, historic road, historic structure, historic trash scatter, lithic quarry, lithic scatter, rockshelter/cave, village/community, multicomponent, unknown, other

Cult_Period Cultural Period Text 100 Cultural period in which site was utilized- Values: Unknown Aboriginal, PaleoIndian (10,500 BP or earlier), Archaic (Specific period not established), Early Archaic (10,500 BP-7,000 BP), Middle Archaic (7,000 BP-2,000 BP), Late Archaic (2,000 BP-Contact), Fremont (1,600-650 BP), Late Prehistoric (650-150 BP) Contact period, Historic, 19th Century, Early 20th Century (1900-1930), Depression/WWII (1929- 1950), Recent (post1950)

Nreg_Status National Register Status Text 35 Status of National Register of Historic Places- Values: Eligible, Evaluation Testing Recommended, Not Eligible, Listed, Nominated, Recommend Eligible, Recommend Not Eligible, Unevaluated, Unknown

Site_Condition Site Condition Text 30 Site condition observed during this visit- Values: Unknown [no data or condition unknown], Excellent [<5% damage], Good [between 5% and 40% damage], Fair [between 40% and 60% damage], Poor

[between 60% and 95% damage], Destroyed [>95% damage]

Excv_Stats Excavation Status Text 20 Status of investigation – Values: Excavated, Unexcavated, Tested

Data_Der Data Derived Text 25 How was data derived? Values: GPS, digitized, report narrative (UTM/Site Sketch, Report Topo), personal communication

Comment Comment Text 255 Open field for additional information

Inventory Feature Classes; Survey_Poly, Survey_Pt, Survey_Ln

(Used to document new inventory and reinventory transects.)

Field Name Alias Data Type

Field Size

Field Definition and Values

Field_Date Field Date Date - mm/dd/yyyy

Invent_Tp Inventory Type Text 20 Type of survey conducted – Values: New [area not previously inventoried using systematic transect intervals], Re-inventory [area previously inventoried using any methods], Reconnaissance [area inventoried, but not using systematic transect intervals]

Recorder Recorder Text 50 Contractor or agency – Values: Contractor, CRM HAFB, CRM DPG

Surveyor Individual Surveyor Text 30 Name of contracting company or individual

Report_No Report Number Text 255 Report or project identification number

Dt_Report Date of Report Text 4 Date report was completed; Stored as year

Data_Der Data Derived Text 30 How was GIS data derived? Values: GPS, digitized, report narrative, personal communication

Interval Transect Interval Text 20 Interval of survey in meters (use “N/A” for reconnaissance survey)

Documentation Methods and Control Points; Doc_Poly, Doc_Pt, Doc_Ln

(Used to document methods employed to document and evaluate cultural resources, including excavation and condition monitoring.)

Field Name Alias Data

Type Field Size

Field Definition and Values

Smith_Numb Smith Number Text 30 Smithsonian Trinomial if applicable (8 digit string)

Temp_Site_No Temporary Site Number Text 40 Temporary site number used by contractor

Field_Date Field Date Date - mm/dd/yyyy

Recorder Recorder Text 50 Name of contracting company or agency

Report_No Report Number Text 255 Report or project identification number

Cont_Pt_Tp Control Point Type Text 50 Type of control point(s) used for NR determination and/or condition monitoring- Values: Control Point, Photo Point, Shovel Test Probe, Excavation Unit/Trench, Surface Collection Unit (no excavation), Other

Cont_Pt_Nm Control Point Name Text 30 Name of control point (examples: “STP-3”, “Disturbance Area-2”). A corresponding description of each control point must be included in field notes (Example:

“Disturbance Area-3 measures 8m N-S by 6m E-W and ranges from 3cm to 20cm deep. Artifact context has been altered by ATV use in area, which has churned sediments).

Cultural Materials Feature Classes; CulturalMaterial_Poly, CulturalMaterial_Pt, CulturalMaterial_Ln

(Used to record cultural materials within or outside a site boundary during initial documentation, or subsequent monitoring - artifacts collected, diagnostic artifacts, features, site datum, photo points, erosion station points, etc.)

Field Name Alias Data Type

Field Size

Field Definition and Values

Smith_Numb Smith Number Text 30 Smithsonian Trinomial if applicable (8 digit string)

Temp_Site_No Temporary Site Number Text 40 Temporary site number used by contractor

Field_Date Field Date Date - mm/dd/yyyy

Recorder Recorder Text 50 Name of contracting company or agency

Report_No Report Number Text 255 Report or project identification number

Obj_Type Object Type Text 25 What is being recorded? – Values: Artifact, Feature, Loci (artifact concentration), Isolate (use only if object is outside site boundary)

Obj_Type_Nm Object Type Name Text 100 Name of data being collected (example:

Feature-1, Projectile Point-3, Ground Stone- 13, Locus-2, etc.) Object Type Name and description must be included in the field notes/monitoring form (Example: Ground Stone-13 is a basalt hammerstone 13cm x 6cm x 8cm with use wear on one end)

Art_Collect Artifact Collected Text 5 If Object is an artifact, was it collected?

Values: Yes, No

Art_TCM Artifact Temporary Catalog Number

Text 20 If Object is a collected artifact, what is the temporary field catalog number?

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 5

Inadvertent Discovery

In the event that the Contractor discovers human remains, the Contractor shall follow protocols as outlined in the Hill AFB ICRMP. The Contractor shall cease work immediately and contact the Hill AFB CRM and the COR. The Contractor shall remain onsite, securing the area until informed to do otherwise. The Hill AFB CRM will assess the site and contact the coroner and law enforcement as appropriate. After initial discovery, the Contractor shall not move, disturb, further uncover, or otherwise interact with the remains. No photography of the remains shall be permitted. No discovery of human remains is anticipated.