Attachment_0007_-_NTC_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev3.xlsx

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Attached to: Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: W52P1J-16-R-0001
Issued by: Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command

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This award notice provides details for the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V solicitation. Key information includes the following. The U.S. Army Contracting Command-Rock Island intends to issue a Request for Proposal on November 6, 2017 for global logistical support services to the U.S. Military. Services will include base camp services, supply operations, transportation, engineering, and other logistics and sustainment support. Support will be aligned to six geographical combatant commands. The contract has a minimum value of $82 billion over 10 years. The Army will award a minimum of four and up to six Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contracts. Awarded contractors must provide "Setting the Theater" support in one of the six regions as an initial task order.

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Attachment_0009_-_Soto_Cano_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev7.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Sep 21, 2018
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Attachment_0003_-_AP_Other_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev5.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Sep 17, 2018
Attachment_0043_-_TE_F2_Report_Format_-_Rev1.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jun 28, 2018
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Attachment 0012_-_Cost_Variance_Report_Template_Rev1.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jun 13, 2018
W52P1J-16-R-0001_0000_0006.pdf	PDF	Jun 13, 2018
Attachment 0021 - Regional Capability Matrix - Rev3.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jun 13, 2018
Attachment 0026_-_AFRICOM_STT_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev4.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jun 13, 2018
Attachment 0005_-_EUCOM_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev5.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jun 13, 2018
Attachment_0029_-_PACOM_STT_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev3.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	May 30, 2018
Attachment_0017_-_FFP_Pricing_Template_Revised_-_Rev3.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	May 30, 2018
Attachment_0006_-_Kwajalein_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev3.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	May 30, 2018
Attachment_0016_-_Cost_Reimbursable_Pricing_Proposal_Format_-_Rev2.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	May 30, 2018
Attachment_0033_-_TECHNICAL_EXHIBIT_M_-_HEALTH_SERVICES_PERSONNEL_CREDENTIALING_-_REV2.docx	DOCX document	May 30, 2018
Attachment_0015_-_Cost_Price_Proposal_Requirements_-_Rev2.docx	DOCX document	May 30, 2018
W52P1J16R0001-0003.pdf	PDF	Feb 2, 2018
Attachment 0025 - CENTCOM STT Tech_Exhibit - Rev 2.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Feb 2, 2018
Attachment 0027 - SOUTHCOM STT Tech Exhibit - Rev2.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Feb 2, 2018
Attachment 0009 - Soto Cano Tech Exhibit - Rev2.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Feb 2, 2018
W52P1J16R0001_CONFORMED_COPY.pdf	PDF	Feb 2, 2018
Attachment 0028 - EUCOM STT Tech Exhibit - Rev2.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Feb 2, 2018
Attachment 0019 - Small Business Participation - Rev1.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jan 18, 2018
Attachment 0008 - AFRICOM Tech Exhibit - Rev1.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jan 18, 2018
Attachment 0041 - LOGCAP V Distance Chart.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jan 18, 2018
Attachment 0021 - Regional Capability Matrix - Rev1.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Jan 18, 2018
Attachment 0034 - NTC Collective Bargaining Agreement 2 - Rev1.pdf	PDF	Jan 18, 2018
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Attachment_0025_-_CENTCOM_STT_Tech_Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0015_-_Cost_Price_Proposal_Requirements_2017-11-20_(kdb).docx	DOCX document	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0034_-_NTC_Collective_Bargaining_Agreement_2.PDF	PDF	Nov 20, 2017
LOGCAP_V_RFP_W52P1J16R0001.pdf	PDF	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0033_-_TE_M_-_Health_Services_Personnel_Credentialing.pdf	PDF	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0037_-_US-RMI_Compact_of_Free_Association_sub_agreements.pdf	PDF	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0009_-_Soto_Cano_Tech_Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0026_-_AFRICOM_STT_Tech_Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0013_-_Impact_Study_Template.docx	DOCX document	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0010_-_Afghanistan_Tech_Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0003_-_AP_Other_Tech_Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
Attachment_0017_-_FFP_Pricing_Template_Revised_2017-11-20.B.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Nov 20, 2017
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Data Pkg for A.1 and H.2

UNCLASSIFIED

Site Code Key will be provided to offerors off line via email.

NTC Ft. Irwin

GCC

Country

Task Order

Site Name

Site Code

CLIN

Service

Workload / H.2

Activated

Workload Driver

Workload Descriptor

Workload Data Input

H.2 Data Input

02.00

Management and Planning

A.1

02.01

Setting and Surging the Theater (Phases 0-II)

A.1

02.01.01

Theater Analysis

A.1

02.01.02

Develop Concept of Support

A.1

02.01.03

Exercise Support

A.1

02.01.03

Exercise Support

Workload

02.01.04

Project Planning/Estimates (Phase 0)

A.1

02.02

Management Support - Post Activation Planning

A.1

NORTHCOM

0015AA

02.02.01

Program Management Office

A.1

NORTHCOM

0016AA

02.02.01

Program Management Office

A.1

02.02.01.01

Project Planning

A.1

NORTHCOM

0015AA

02.02.01.02

Procurement and Supply Management

A.1

NORTHCOM

0016AA

02.02.01.02

Procurement and Supply Management

A.1

02.02.02

Contractor Support to Event Start

A.1

02.02.03

Operational Support Office (OSO)

A.1

NORTHCOM

0015AA

02.02.04

Air Operations in Support of Contractors

A.1

02.02.05

Contractor Health Service Support

A.1

02.02.06

Non-military Individual Replacement Deployment Operations (N-m IRDOs)

A.1

03.00

Engineering Services

A.1

03.01

Planning for Engineering Support

A.1

03.01.01

Power Generation and Distribution Planning

A.1

03.01.02

Operational Energy (OE) Initiatives

A.1

03.01.03

Water Support Planning

A.1

03.02

Engineering

A.1

03.02.01

Force Provider

A.1

03.02.02

Base Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR)

A.1

03.02.03

Utilities

A.1

03.02.03.01

Power Generation Equipment Engineering

A.1

03.02.03.02

Water Production Engineering

A.1

03.02.03.03

Water Purification Engineering

A.1

03.02.03.04

Water Storage Engineering

A.1

03.02.03.05

Water Distribution System Engineering

A.1

03.02.03.06

Plumbing Engineering

A.1

03.02.04

Human Waste Management

A.1

03.02.04.01

Latrines Engineering

A.1

03.02.04.02

Sewage and Sanitation System Engineering

A.1

03.02.05

Infrastructure

A.1

03.02.05.01

Retail Fuel Storage and Issue

A.1

03.02.05.02

Bulk Fuel Storage

A.1

03.02.05.03

Petroleum Distribution Systems

A.1

03.02.06

Horizontal Construction

A.1

03.02.06.01

Site Preparation

A.1

03.02.06.02

Repair Roads, Railways, or Parking Lots

A.1

03.02.06.03

Drainage Systems

A.1

03.02.06.04

Runways, Taxiways, Parking Aprons, Helicopter Pads

A.1

03.02.06.05

Airfield Operational Support Areas (Horizontal)

A.1

03.02.07

Force Protection Engineering

A.1

03.02.07.01

Ditches and Berms

A.1

03.02.07.02

Barriers

A.1

03.02.07.03

Protection, Security and Defense Structures

A.1

03.02.07.04

Guard Force Facilities

A.1

03.02.08

Vertical Construction

A.1

03.02.08.01

Life Support Areas and Billeting

A.1

03.02.08.02

Administrative Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.03

Food Service Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.04

Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.05

Training Support Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.06

Fitness Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.07

Nonhazardous Material Storage

A.1

03.02.08.08

Hazardous Material Storage

A.1

03.02.08.09

Hazardous Waste Storage

A.1

03.02.08.10

Waste Management Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.11

Motor Pool and Maintenance Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.12

Emergency Services Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.13

Aviation Support Facilities

A.1

03.02.08.14

Navigation Aids, Airfield Systems, and Airfield Lighting

A.1

03.02.08.15

Airfield Berms, Revetments

A.1

03.02.08.16

Seaport Support Facilities

A.1

03.02.09

Soldier Support Facilities

A.1

03.02.09.01

Laundry Facilities

A.1

03.02.09.02

Chapel Facilities

A.1

03.02.09.03

Postal Facilities

A.1

03.02.09.04

Shower Facilities

A.1

03.02.10

Other Construction

A.1

03.02.11

Minor Construction including, Facility Repair, Refurbishment, Repurposing, and Improvement to Existing Structures

A.1

03.02.11.01

Technical Inspections

A.1

03.02.11.02

Facility Repair

A.1

04.00

Base Camp Services

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

04.01

Shelter and Billeting

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

04.01

Shelter and Billeting

Workload

Billeting Population

6,000

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

04.01

Shelter and Billeting

Workload

Number Bed/Bed Space

6,500

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

04.01

Shelter and Billeting

Workload

Number of Billeting Offices

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

04.01

Shelter and Billeting

Workload

Avg billeting space issued per month

4,000

04.02

Utility Operations

A.1

04.02.01

Environmental Control

A.1

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Split HVAC Units

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Package HVAC Units

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Window Units

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Swamp Chillers

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Unknown

04.02.01

Environmental Control

Workload

Heaters

04.02.02

Power/Electricity

A.1

04.02.02

Power/Electricity

Workload

GEN 1 to 400 Kw

04.02.02

Power/Electricity

Workload

GEN over 401 Kw

04.02.03

Emergency Backup Power Generation

A.1

04.02.03

Emergency Backup Power Generation

Workload

GEN 1 to 400 Kw

04.02.03

Emergency Backup Power Generation

Workload

GEN over 401 Kw

04.03

Water and Ice Service

A.1

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Population

Number of Personnel

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

H.2

Days of Supply (Class I and II)

Days

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

H.2

Water Source

Source

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Number of less than 1500 GPH Mobile ROWPU

Quantity EA

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Number of greater than or equal to 1500 GPH Mobile ROWPU

Quantity EA

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Number of Water Treatment Facilities (Permanent or Semi-Permanent Facility)

Quantity EA

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

H.2

Production Capacity of Water Treatment Facility

Gallons per Day

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Class I (Potable Water)

Gallons Per Month

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

H.2

Type of Class I Potable Water Produced (ROWPU Treated Water, Bottled Water, Packaged Field Water)

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Class II (disinfected fresh water) Gallons Produced

Gallons Per Month

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Class III (untreated fresh water) Water Sourced

Gallons Per Month

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

Workload

Class IV (brackish or seawater) Water Sourced

Gallons Per Month

04.03.01

Source and Produce Bulk Water

H.2

Water Distribution Point

Maintain Bulk (Potable and Non-Potable) and Bottled Water Distribution Points

04.03.02

Currently Not Used

04.03.03

Currently Not Used

04.03.04

Ice Services

A.1

04.03.04

Ice Services

H.2

Type of production facility or equipment and production capacity

04.03.04

Ice Services

H.2

Number of Ice Plants capable of producing less than or equal to 5 Tons per day

Quantity EA

04.03.04

Ice Services

H.2

Number of Ice Plants capable of producing greater than 5 Tons per day up to 20 Tons per day

Quantity EA

04.03.04

Ice Services

Workload

Potable Ice Produced (Monthly Average)

8 Pound Bag (EA)

04.03.04

Ice Services

Workload

Non-Potable Ice Produced (Monthly Average)

8 Pound Bag (EA)

04.03.04

Ice Services

Workload

Dry Ice (in 1/2" pellets or block) Produced (Monthly Average)

10 Pound Bag or Block (EA)

04.03.04

Ice Services

H.2

Number of Retail Distribution Points (point of issue - ice to customers)

Quantity EA

04.03.04

Ice Services

H.2

Hours of Operation for Retail Distribution Point

Hours Per Day / Days per Week

04.03.04

Ice Services

Workload

Days of Supply in Storage

1 DOS = 4000 (8 LB) Bags

04.04

Laundry and Textile Services

A.1

NORTHCOM

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

A.1

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Laundry Operations

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

Workload

Number of 18 LB (approximate weight) Laundry Bags Turned In

Average Bags Per Month

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

Workload

Linens Turned in per Month

Average Total Pounds

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Industrial Multi-Load Laundry Washer (55 LB or greater)

Quantity EA

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Commercial Laundry Washer Single Load (20 LB)

Quantity EA

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Industrial Multi-Load Dryer (55 LB or greater)

Quantity EA

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Commercial Dryer Single Load (20 LB)

Quantity EA

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Hours of Operation for Laundry Facility (if dictated)

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Turnaround Time (hrs.) for Full Service Laundry

Hours

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

Workload

Number of Drop-off/Pick-up Points

Quantity EA

04.04.01

Full Service Laundry

H.2

Hours of Operation for Drop Off/Pick-up Points

Hours Per Day

04.04.02

Medical Service Laundry

A.1

04.04.02

Medical Service Laundry

Workload

Number of 18 LB (approximate weight) Laundry Bags Turned In

Average Bags Per Month

04.04.02

Medical Service Laundry

H.2

Industrial Multi-Load Laundry Washer (55 LB or greater)

Quantity EA

GFP or CAP

Machines identified in this WBS (04.04.02) are for Medical Laundry only. If no machines are identified in this WBS, there is co-utilization of machines for Full Service (04.04.01) and Medical laundry.

04.04.02 Medical Service Laundry H.2 Commercial Laundry Washer Single Load (20 LB) Quantity EA GFP or CAP

04.04.02 Medical Service Laundry H.2 Industrial Multi-Load Dryer (55 LB or greater) Quantity EA GFP or CAP

04.04.02 Medical Service Laundry H.2 Commercial Dryer Single Load (20 LB) Quantity EA GFP or CAP

04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	H.2	Turnaround Time (hrs.) for Full Service Laundry	Hours	24
04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	Workload	Number of Drop-off/Pick-up Points	Quantity EA
04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	H.2	Hours of Operation for Drop Off/Pick-up Points	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week
04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	A.1
04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload	Number of Facilities
04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload	Wash Machines
04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload	Dryers
04.04.04	Textile Repair
04.04.04	Textile Repair	Workload	Avg Pieces per month	Per month
04.05	Custodial Services	A.1
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	DFAC Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	DFAC Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	DFAC Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Office Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Office Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Latrine Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Latrine Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Chemical Latrines
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Hand wash Stations
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Shower Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Shower Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Shower/Latrine Combination Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Shower/Latrine Combined Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	MWR Facility	Quantity EA
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	MWR Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Industrial Quantity
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Industrial Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Med/Dental/Vet Treatment Facility	Quantity EA
04.05	Custodial Services	Workload	Med/Dental/Vet Treatment Facility Sq. Ft.
04.05	Custodial Services	H.2	Frequency of Cleanings
04.06	Food Service Operations	A.1
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Site Population
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Avg Meals Served Monthly
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Site Number of DFACs
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Meal Type
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Seating Capacity
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Breakfast Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Breakfast Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Brunch Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Brunch Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Lunch Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Lunch Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Supper Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Supper Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Dinner Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Dinner Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	H.2	Midnight Meal Hours
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Midnight Meal Avg Meals Served per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Mermite Meals per Month
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Soup and Sandwich
04.06	Food Service Operations	Workload	Café' Grab n Go
04.07	Provide Health Care Services (Medical, Dental, Veterinary) and Clinical Governance	A.1
04.07.01	Clinical Governance and Credentialing	A.1
04.07.02	Role 1 Medical Facility	A.1
04.07.03	Role 2 Medical Facility	A.1
04.07.03.01	Health Services Administration	A.1
04.07.03.01.01	Patient Administration	A.1
04.07.03.01.01	Patient Administration	H.2
04.07.03.01.01	Patient Administration	H.2
04.07.03.01.02	Records Management and Data Collection	A.1
04.07.03.01.02	Records Management and Data Collection	H.2
04.07.03.01.02	Records Management and Data Collection	H.2
04.07.03.01.03	Referral Management and Emergent Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC).	A.1
04.07.03.01.03	Referral Management and Emergent Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC).	H.2
04.07.03.02	Medical Services.	A.1
04.07.03.03	Radiology Services.	A.1
04.07.03.04	Surgical Services.	A.1
04.07.03.05	Clinical Laboratory Services.	A.1
04.07.03.06	Dental Services.	A.1
04.07.03.07	Behavioral Health.	A.1
04.07.03.08	Preventive Medicine.	A.1
04.07.03.08.01	Field Preventive Medicine	A.1
04.07.03.08.02	Preventive Medicine Laboratory Services	A.1
04.07.03.08.03	Community Preventive Medicine	A.1
04.07.03.08.04	Occupational Health Services.	A.1
04.07.03.08.05	Health Screening and Immunization.	A.1
04.07.03.08.06	Environmental Health Services	A.1
04.07.04	Physical Therapy.	A.1
04.07.05	Optometry Services	A.1
04.07.06	Pharmacy Support.	A.1
04.07.07	Hyperbaric Medicine Services	A.1
04.07.08	Telemedicine.	A.1
04.07.09	Medical Logistics.	A.1
04.07.10	Veterinary Services.	A.1
04.07.10.01	Microchip Placement.	A.1
04.07.10.02	Veterinary Laboratory.	A.1
04.07.10.03	Veterinary Pharmacy.	A.1
04.08	Pest Services	A.1
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Facilities Supported
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Avg Monthly Traps Set
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Avg Monthly pesticide applications
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Avg Rodenticide Used
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Avg Herbicide Used
04.08	Pest Services	Workload	Avg Insecticide Used
04.09	Waste Management Services	A.1
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	A.1
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Number of Dumpster (3-8 Yard)	Quantity EA
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Number of Dumpster (10-40 Yard)	Quantity EA
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	H.2	Emptying of Waste from Dumpster	Frequency	As required to ensure no overflow of waste outside of the dumpsters
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Amount of Solid Waste Collected	Average Metric Tons per Month
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Operate Non-Hazardous Waste Incinerator	Quantity EA
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Amount of Waste Incinerated	Average Metric Tons per Month
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Operate a Recycling Center	Quantity EA
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Number of Recycling Containers	Quantity EA
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	H.2	Emptying of Recyclable Materials from Containers	Frequency	As required to ensure no overflow of waste, outside of the dumpsters
04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	Average Recyclable Material Collected	Metric Tons per Month
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	A.1
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Number of Hazardous Waste Accumulation Points	Quantity EA
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 2 Gasses	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 2	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 3 Flammable Liquids (gallons)	Average Gallons Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 3	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 4 Flammable Solids	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 4	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 5 Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 5	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 6 Toxic Materials and Infectious Substances	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 6	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 7 Radioactive Materials	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 7	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 8* Corrosive Materials	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 8	Average Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	HAZMAT Class 9* Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods	Average Kilograms Received Monthly
04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload	Average number of local haul (less than or equal to a 50 mile round trip missions)for Final Disposition Transports Class 9	Average Monthly
04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	A.1
04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload	Number Collection Points for Pick-up	Quantity EA
04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload	Operate Medical Waste Incinerator	Quantity EA
04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload	Avg of Waste Produced	Kilograms Per month
04.09.04	Gray Water Management, Recycle and Reuse	A.1
04.09.04	Gray Water Management, Recycle and Reuse	Workload	Gallons Produced	Gallons Per Month
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	A.1
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Gallons Collected	Gallons Per Month
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Chemical Latrines	Quantity EA
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Septic Tanks	Quantity EA
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Lifting /Pump Stations	Quantity EA
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Waste Water Treatment Facilities (WWTF)	Quantity EA
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Deep Pit Latrine	Quantity EA
04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	Septic Vacuum Service Truck (SST)	Quantity EA
04.10	Community Services	A.1
04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers
04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	Number of Phone Banks
04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	Number of Internet Café
04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	H.2	Hours of Operation
04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	Avg Patrons per Month
04.10.02	Community Centers	A.1
04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload	Number of Community Centers
04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload	Avg Patrons per Month
04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload	Distribution of Stars and Stripes Newspaper
04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload	Distribution Points for Stars and Stripes Newspaper
04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload	Theater/Movie Room
04.10.02	Community Centers	H.2	Hours of Operation
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	A.1
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	Workload	Number of Athletic / Exercise Centers
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	H.2	Hours of Operation
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	Workload	Avg Patrons per Month
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	Workload	Cardio Rooms
04.10.03	Athletic, Fitness, and Exercise Centers	Workload	CrossFit Rooms
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	A.1
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Frequency of Sporting Activities
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Track
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Volleyball Courts
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Basketball Courts
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Horseshoe Pits
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Multipurpose Fields
04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload	Outside Pavilions
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	A.1
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Establish and administer a school system; includes School Advisory Committee	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Operate and administer a school	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Student population (K-12)	Number of Students
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Grades K-12 Course Offerings	Comparable DoDEA School

(in Size and population)

04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Number of Schools - Elementary School (K-6)	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Operate a Elementary School (K-6)	Number of Days of academic instruction/Year
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Operate a Elementary School (K-6)	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	Elementary School Office: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

Elementary School Class Hours: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Number of Schools - Junior High School (Grades 6-8)	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Operate a Junior High School (Range of Potential Grades 6-8)	Days academic instruction/Year
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Operate a Junior High School (Range of Potential Grades 6-8)	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	Jr High School Office: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

Jr High School Class Hours: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Provide Junior High School level extracurricular clubs and activities for Students.	Clubs and Activities Required
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Number of Schools - High School (Grades 9-12)	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Operate a Senior High School (Grades 9-12)	Days academic instruction/Year
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Operate a Senior High School (Grades 9-12)	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	High School Office: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

High School Class Hours: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Provide High School level extracurricular clubs and activities for Students.	Clubs and Activities Required
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Number of Schools - Junior/Senior High School (Grades 7-12)	Quantity EA
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	Workload	Operate a Junior/Senior High School (Grades 7-12)	Days academic instruction/Year
04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Operate a Junior/Senior High School (Grades 7-12)	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	Jr/Sr High School Office: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

Jr/Sr High School Class (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.10.05.	Provide Education Services	H.2	Provide High School level extracurricular clubs and activities for Students.	Clubs and Activities Required
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	A.1
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	Workload	Operate a School Age Services Program	Average Number of participants monthly
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	H.2	Operate a School Age Services Program	Minimum before and after school care programs required,
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	H.2	Operate a School Age Services Program	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	Workload	Operate a Child Development Center	Average Number of participants monthly
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	H.2	Operate a Child Development Center	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	Preschool Full Day: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

5 Day Part Day Preschool AM: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx) 3 Day Part Day Preschool AM: X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	Workload	Operate a Youth Center (Grades 7-12)	Average Number of participants monthly
04.10.06	Child and Youth Services	H.2	Operate a Youth Center (Grades 7-12)	Hours Per Day / Days Per Week	School in Session (Weekdays): X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

School in Session (Weekends and Holidays): X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx) School not in Session (Breaks & Holidays): X (xxxx - xxxx) / X (xxx-xxx)

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

A.1

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

Workload

Number of Army Post Offices

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

Workload

Number of Satellite Army Post Offices

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

Workload

Number of Regional Distribution Centers

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

H.2

Hours of Operation

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

Workload

Avg Pounds Processed Per Month

04.11

Camp Postal Operations

Workload

Avg Postal Runs Per Month

04.12

Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES)

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

A.1

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Number of Facilities

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Avg Monthly Preventive Inspections Performed

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Monthly Number of Fire Extinguishers Serviced

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Number of Smoke Detectors

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Avg Monthly Exercises

04.12.01

Fire Protection Services

Workload

Avg Education and Training

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

A.1

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Vehicles

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Avg Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Responses per Month

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Avg Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Exercises per Month

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Number of Fire Fighting Vehicle

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Number of Fire Stations

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Coverage Area (sq.ft.)

04.12.02

Fire Fighting Services

Workload

Communications - Dispatches

04.12.03

Ambulance Services

A.1

04.12.03

Ambulance Services

Workload

Number of Emergency Vehicles

04.12.03

Ambulance Services

Workload

Number of Ambulance Stations

04.12.03

Ambulance Services

Workload

Coverage Area

04.13

Security Services

A.1

04.13.01

Badging Services and Biometric Support

A.1

04.13.01

Badging Services and Biometric Support

Workload

04.13.02

Baggage and Postal Security Screening

A.1

04.13.02

Baggage and Postal Security Screening

Workload

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

A.1

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Length of Roads

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Paved in Miles

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Unpaved in Miles

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Barriers (Total if unknown)

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

HESCO barriers

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Jersey Barriers

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

T-Walls

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Acres of Grounds

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Perimeter Fencing (Linear Feet)

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Class I and Class II Fencing (Linear Feet)

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Snow Removal Vehicles

04.14

Horizontal Maintenance Activities (Roads, Grounds, Airfields, and Barriers)

Workload

Avg Sign Repair/Fabrication

04.15

Range Management

A.1

04.15

Range Management

Workload

Number of Ranges

04.16

Camp Operations / Public Works Service Center

A.1

04.16

Camp Operations / Public Works Service Center

Workload

Number of Monthly Emergency Service Requests

04.16

Camp Operations / Public Works Service Center

Workload

Number of Monthly Urgent Service Requests

04.16

Camp Operations / Public Works Service Center

Workload

Number of Monthly Routine Service Requests

04.16

Camp Operations / Public Works Service Center

H.2

Consolidated Service Center

Daily Hours (Includes desk manning and on call services)

Desk Manned 8 Hours / On call 16 Hours

04.16.01

Facilities Equipment Training

04.17

Camp Logistics Support Functions

A.1

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Retail Energy Operations

A.1

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04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Number of Retail Fuel Point

Quantity EA

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Retail Energy Operations

H.2

Retail fuel Point Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

8.5 (0730-1600) Hours a Day / 7 Days a Week

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Retail Energy Operations

H.2

Retail Fuel Pont Staffing

Minimum Manning

1 Attendant 9 (0700-1600) Hours a Day / 7 Days a Week

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Retail Energy Operations

H.2

On Call Duty - Fuel Handler

Respond to Fuel Related Emergency or Mission Needs

Outside Normal Retail Fuel Point Hours of Operation / 7 Days a Week

04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Number of Hot FARP

Quantity EA

04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

H.2

Hot FARP Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Number of Cold FARP

Quantity EA

04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

H.2

Cold FARP Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

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04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Receive/Store/Issue Petroleum (JP8, MOGAS, DF2)

Average Gallons Per Month

76,000

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04.17.01

Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Operate Fuel Servicing Truck (1500-5000 Gallon)

Quantity EA

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Retail Energy Operations

Workload

Distribute Fuel to Equipment or Fuel Containers on Base/Camp/Installation

Daily Distribution Points EA

04.17.02

Agricultural Cleaning

A.1

04.17.02

Agricultural Cleaning

Workload

Number of Wash Points

04.17.02

Agricultural Cleaning

H.2

Hours of Operations

04.17.02

Agricultural Cleaning

Workload

Number of Pieces per Wash Point per Month

04.18

Mortuary Affairs

A.1

04.18.01

Search and Recovery of Remains.

A.1

04.18.01

Search and Recovery of Remains.

Workload

Remains and personnel effects recovered annually

04.18.02

Process Remains.

A.1

04.18.02

Process Remains.

Workload

Remains processed annually

04.18.02

Process Remains.

Workload

Operate theater personal effects depot(s) (TPED)

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

A.1

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

H.2

Operate a Morgue

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

Workload

Number of remains processed through the morgue annually

Remains EA

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

H.2

Operate Mortuary Affairs Collection Point (MACP)

Minimum Manning

The contractor shall maintain a minimum staffing of four personnel.

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

Workload

Number of remains processed through the MACP annually

Remains EA

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

H.2

Operate a mortuary under Current Death Program

Minimum Manning

The contractor shall maintain a minimum staffing of four personnel, one of which will be a US licensed mortician

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

Workload

Number of remains processed through the mortuary annually

Remains EA

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

H.2

Operate a theater Mortuary Evacuation Point

Minimum Manning

The contractor shall maintain a minimum staffing of four personnel.

04.18.03

Holding Remains.

Workload

Number of remains processed through the evacuation point

Remains EA

04.18.04

Transportation of Remains

A.1

04.18.04

Transportation of Remains

Workload

Remains evacuated annually

04.18.05

Mortuary Affairs Contaminated Remains Mitigation Sites (MACRMS).

A.1

04.18.05

Mortuary Affairs Contaminated Remains Mitigation Sites (MACRMS).

Workload

Augmentation Teams

Number of MA Augmentation Teams required

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

A.1

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Provide Graphic Arts Services - Number of paper training support materials produced (e.g. Posters, bulletins and catalogues)

Average Per Month

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Provide Photography Services - Number of still photographs produced (e.g. DA Photo, Passport photo)

Average Per Month

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Produce Visual Information Broadcast/Video/Audio Services and VI Service Support - Number of video, audiotapes, and DVDs produced (@30 minute length)

Average Per Month

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Visual Information Media/Equipment Support Services and VI Service Support - Manage equipment loans and provide accompanying instruction on use

Average Per Month

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Provide Presentation Support - Number of set up, operations, and tear down (e.g. public address system, presentation support for official functions)

Average per Month

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

Workload

Operate a Visual Information Self Help Center

Quantity EA

04.19

Communication and Information Technology (IT) Support

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.00

Supply Management, Strategic and Operational

A.1

05.01

Manage Supplies and Equipment, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

A.1

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

A.1

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class I Storage Facility

SSA

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class I MROs

Monthly

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class I ASL / ATFL

# of lines

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class I Pallets/Multipacks Processed

Monthly

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class II, III(P), IV, VII Storage Facility

SSA

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

H.2

Class II, III(P), IV, VII Storage Facility

Training Rotation ASL/ATFL

2 Forward ASLs "D" & "E"

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class II, III(P), IV, VII MROs

Monthly

25000

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class II, III(P), IV, VII ASL / ATFL

# of lines

9000

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class II, III(P), IV, VII Pallets/Multipacks Processed

Monthly

6000

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Ground) Storage Facility

SSA

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Ground) MROs

Monthly

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Ground) ASL / ATFL

# of lines

Included in Class II, III(P), IV, VII ASL / ATFL

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

H.2

Operating Hours

Opening Hours / Days Per week

7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., including all federal holidays that occur during a training rotation, RSOI or REGEN / 7 days per Week

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Ground) Pallets/Multipacks Processed

Monthly

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Air) Storage Facility

SSA

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Air)MROs

Monthly

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Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX Common Air & Missile (C A & L) ASL / ATFL

# of lines

Included in Class II, III(P), IV, VII ASL / ATFL

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class IX (Air) Pallets/Multipacks Processed

Monthly

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class X Storage Facility

SSA

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class X MROs

Monthly

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class X ASL / ATFL

# of lines

05.01.01

Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Class X Pallets/Multipacks Processed

Monthly

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

A.1

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Centralized receiving and shipping points

Number of Pallets Processed Monthly

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Theater Distribution Centers

Number of Containers and Vehicles Throughput Monthly

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

Workload

Convoy Support Centers (primarily for class IX repair parts)

Number of centers

05.01.02

Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.01.03

Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)

A.1

05.01.03

Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)

Workload

Battle loss/Battle damage Replacement Operations

Number of Containers and Vehicles Throughput Monthly

05.01.03

Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.01.03

Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)

Workload

Redistribution Property Assistance Team Yards

Number of Yards

05.01.03

Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

Workload

SSSC

Number of Facilities

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

Workload

SSSC Lines Managed

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

Workload

CIF

Number of Facilities

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

Workload

CIF Lines Managed

05.02

Property Book Office - Asset Management Services

Workload

CIF Customers (Monthly)

Monthly

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

H.2

Hours of Operation

Hours Per Day / Days Per Week

9 Hours a Day / 7 Days a Week;

Emergency respond to fuel requirements 24 Hours a Day/ 7 Days a Week

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

Workload

Number of Bulk Fuel Points

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

Workload

Number of Bulk Fuel Issues Transactions Monthly

150

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

Workload

Number of Bulk Fuel Receipt Transactions Monthly

150

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

Workload

Gallons Dispersed per Point Monthly

236000

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.03

Class III Bulk Operations

Workload

Fuel Point Storage Capacity

gallons

36000

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

Workload

Number of Ammunition Supply Points

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

Workload

Number of Ammunition Issues/Receipt Transactions Monthly

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

Workload

Number of Ammunition Shipments Processes Monthly

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

Workload

Number of Munitions Storage Areas

Magazines

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

Workload

Munition Storage Area Capacity

tons

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

05.04

Ammunition and Munition Operations

H.2

Operating Hours

Hours Per day / days Per week

Operate the TASP Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., INCLUDING ONLY THOSE Federal Holidays that occur during training cycle issue and turn-in periods (normal Operations).

Operate the TASP up to ten (10) hours per day to include Saturday(s) and/or Sunday(s) during rotational REGENERATION cycles, excluding Christmas and New Year’s Day, upon approval by the 916th Support Brigade COR office.

(2) Provide entry control to allow authorized employees TASP Main Gate entry and exit from 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. during normal operations and fifteen (15) minutes prior to and through fifteen (15) minutes following completion of operating hours in C.1.28.b (2) during the REGENERATION cycle

05.05

Class VIII Medical Supply

A.1

05.05

Class VIII Medical Supply

Workload

Number of Medical Supply Points

05.05

Class VIII Medical Supply

Workload

Number of Medical Issues Monthly

05.05

Class VIII Medical Supply

Workload

Number of Medical Receipts Monthly

06.00

Maintenance Management

A.1

06.01

Equipment and Material Maintenance (field level and below depot sustainment maintenance)

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

A.1

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Physical Fitness

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Reefer

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Power Generation

Equipment Density

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Tactical Vehicles

Equipment Density

3500

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Non-Tactical Vehicles

Equipment Density

215

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Environmental Control Units (ECUs)

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Sensitive Items

Equipment Density

100

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Communications Equipment

Equipment Density

4500

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Laundry Operations

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Avg Monthly Primary/Satellite Lift Stations

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Avg Monthly DFAC Equipment Services

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

A.1

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Physical Fitness

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Reefer

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Power Generation

Equipment Density

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Tactical Vehicles

Equipment Density

3500

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Non-Tactical Vehicles

Equipment Density

215

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Environmental Control Units (ECUs)

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Sensitive Items

Equipment Density

100

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA002

0016AA

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Communications Equipment

Equipment Density

4500

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Laundry Operations

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Avg Monthly Primary/Satellite Lift Stations

06.01.01

Preventive Maintenance Services

Workload

Avg Monthly DFAC Equipment Services

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

A.1

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Non-Tactical Vehicles

Monthly

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Reefer

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Fitness Equipment

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Power Generation

Monthly

100

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Tactical Vehicles

Monthly

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Environmental Control Units (ECUs)

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Sensitive Items

Monthly

NORTHCOM

USA

NTC

USA001

0015AA

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Communications Equipment

Monthly

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Laundry Operations

06.01.02

Fault Repair

Workload

Avg Monthly Primary/Satellite Lift Stations

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