LOGCAP_V_Notional_Tech_Exhibit.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 document provides information regarding an Industry Week being hosted by the Army Sustainment Command and Army Contracting Command - Rock Island. The Industry Week will include an Enhanced Army Global Enterprise Business Opportunities Agreement Holder Meeting and a Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Industry Day.

The Industry Week is scheduled to take place from October 27-29, 2015 in Davenport, Iowa. The EAGLE BOA Holder portion of the event is restricted to current EAGLE BOA holders. The schedule includes EAGLE BOA Holder and one-on-one meetings on October 27th, an LOGCAP Industry Day and additional one-on-one meetings on October 28th, and further LOGCAP one-on-one meetings on October 29th. All events will be held at the Radisson Quad City Plaza hotel. Additional instructions for the LOGCAP Industry Day portion are forthcoming and will include an agenda, registration details, and a request for feedback.

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LOGCAP V NOTIONAL Technical Exhibits

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Attachment 0013 - Impact Study Template.pdf	PDF	Oct 4, 2017
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Attachment 0017 - FFP Pricing Template.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0010 - Afghanistan Tech Exhibit.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0014 - Cost Narrative.docx	DOCX document	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0015 - Cost Price Proposal Requirements.docx	DOCX document	Oct 4, 2017
Draft_RFP-RFI_Template.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0020 - Small Business Report.xls	XLS spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0021 - Regional Capability Matrix.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0012 - Cost Variance Report Template.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Oct 4, 2017
Attachment 0019 - Small Business Participation Plan.docx	DOCX document	Oct 4, 2017
LOGCAP_Industry_Day_Registration_Form_24Oct17.docx	DOCX document	Sep 27, 2017
LCV_Industry_Day_Announcement_24-25Oct17.pdf	PDF	Sep 21, 2017
LOGCAP_V_PWS_20170802_DRAFT.pdf	PDF	Aug 7, 2017
LOGCAP_V_Industry_Day_23May17_FINAL.pdf	PDF	Jun 6, 2017
LOGCAP_V_Industry_Day_Q&As_-_23May17.pdf	PDF	Jun 6, 2017
LOGCAP_V_Attendee_List_23May17.pdf	PDF	Jun 6, 2017
LOGCAP_V_Industry_Day_Slides_23May17.pdf	PDF	May 19, 2017
Draft_RFP_Q&A_Industry_Release.pdf	PDF	May 16, 2017
LOGCAP_Industry_Day_Registration_Form_23May17.docx	DOCX document	Apr 26, 2017
Indirect_Rate_Limitation.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
Industry_Week_Announcement_Industry_Day_23May17.ppt	PPT presentation	Apr 14, 2017
LOGCAP_Standardized_PWS_DRAFT.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
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Source_Selection_Process_Chart.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
Cost_Reimbursable_Pricing_Proposal_Format.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Apr 14, 2017
Past_Performance_Questionnaire.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
Cost_Narrative.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
Cost_Price_Proposal_Requirements.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
Draft_RFP-RFI_Template.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Apr 14, 2017
Small_Business_Participation.pdf	PDF	Apr 14, 2017
FFP_Pricing_Template.xlsx	XLSX spreadsheet	Apr 14, 2017
LOGCAP_V_White_Paper_Considerations.pdf	PDF	Nov 21, 2016
LOGCAP_V_Industry_Day_Brief_FINAL_15_Nov_16.pdf	PDF	Nov 15, 2016
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LOGCAP_Industry_Day_Registration_Form.docx	DOCX document	Oct 18, 2016
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GCC	Task Order	Site Name	Site Code	WBS Ref.	Service	Workload / H.2	Activated	Workload Driver	Workload Descriptor	Workload Data Input	H.2 Data Input
XXCOM				03.00.	Engineering Services.	A.1
XXCOM				03.01.	Planning For Engineering Support.	A.1
XXCOM				03.01.01	Power Generation and Distribution Planning	A.1
XXCOM				03.01.02	Operational Energy Initiatives	A.1
XXCOM				03.01.03	Water Support Planning	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.	Engineering	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.01.	Force Provider.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.02.	Base Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR).	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.	Utilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.01	Power Generation Equipment Engineering	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.02	Water Production Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.03	Water Purification Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.04	Water Storage Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.05	Water Distribution Systems Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.03.06	Plumbing Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.04.	Human Waste Management.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.04.01	Latrines Engineering .	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.04.02	Sewage and Sanitation System Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.05.	Infrastructure.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.05.01.	Retail Fuel Storage and Issue.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.05.02.	Bulk Fuel Storage.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.05.03.	Petroleum Distribution Systems.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06	Horizontal Construction.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06.01	Site Preparation.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06.02	Construct and Repair Roads, Railways, or Parking Lots.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06.03	Drainage Systems.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06.04	Runways, Taxiways, Parking Aprons, Helicopter Pads.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.06.05	Airfield Operational Support Areas (Horizontal).	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.07	Force Protection Engineering.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.07.01	Ditches and Berms.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.07.02	Barriers.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.07.03	Protection, Security and Defense Structure.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.07.04	Guard Force Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08	Vertical Construction.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.01	Life Support Areas and Billeting.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.02	Administrative Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.03	Food Service Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.04	Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.05	Training Support Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.06	Fitness Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.07	Nonhazardous Material Storage.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.08	Hazardous Material Storage.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.09	Hazardous Waste Storage.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.10	Waste Management Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.11	Motor Pool and Maintenance Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.12	Emergency Services Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.13	Aviation Support Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.14	Navigation Aids, Airfield Systems, and Airfield Lighting.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.15	Airfield Berms, Revetments.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.08.16	Seaport Support Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.09	Soldier Support Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.09.01	Laundry Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.09.02	Chapel Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.09.03	Postal Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.09.04	Shower Facilities	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.10	Other Construction	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.11.	Facility Repair, Refurbishment, Repurposing, and Improvements.	A.1
XXCOM				03.02.11.01.	Repair of Facilities.	A.1
XXCOM				04.00	Base Camp Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.01	Shelter and Billeting	A.1
XXCOM				04.01	Shelter and Billeting	Workload		Billeting Population
XXCOM				04.01	Shelter and Billeting	Workload		Number Bed/Bed Space
XXCOM				04.01	Shelter and Billeting	Workload		Number of Billeting Offices
XXCOM				04.01	Shelter and Billeting	Workload		Avg billeting space issued per month
XXCOM				04.02.	Utility Operations.	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	X	Split HVAC Units		174
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	x	Package HVAC Units		56
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	X	Window Units		3
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	x	Swamp Chillers
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	X	Unknown
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.01	Environmental Control	Workload	x	Heaters
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.02	Power/Electricity	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.02	Power/Electricity	Workload	X	GEN 1 to 400 Kw		14
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.02.02	Power/Electricity	Workload	X	GEN over 401 Kw		2
XXCOM				04.02.03	Emergency Back up Power Generation	A.1
XXCOM				04.02.03	Emergency Back up Power Generation	Workload		GEN 1 to 400 Kw
XXCOM				04.02.03	Emergency Back up Power Generation	Workload		GEN over 401 Kw
XXCOM				04.03	Water and Ice service	A.1
XXCOM				04.03.01	Source Raw Water	A.1
XXCOM				04.03.01	Source Raw Water	Workload		Population
XXCOM				04.03.01	Source Raw Water	Workload		Avg Gallons Produced Per Day
XXCOM				04.03.01	Source Raw Water	H.2		Days of Supply
XXCOM				04.03.01	Source Raw Water	Workload		Number of Active Wells
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	A.1
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		Population
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		Avg Gallons Produced Per Day
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	H.2		Days of Supply
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		ROWPU / MMF
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		Distribution Point
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		Avg Monthly Gallons Production
XXCOM				04.03.02	Produce Bulk Potable Water	Workload		Avg Monthly Gallons Distributed
XXCOM				04.03.03	Produce Bulk Non-Potable Water	A.1
XXCOM				04.03.03	Produce Bulk Non-Potable Water	H.2		Days of Supply
XXCOM				04.03.03	Produce Bulk Non-Potable Water	Workload		Avg Monthly Gallons Production
XXCOM				04.03.03	Produce Bulk Non-Potable Water	Workload		Avg Monthly Gallons Distributed
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	Workload		Population
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	Workload		Pounds Per Person Per Day
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	H.2		Days Of Supply
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	Workload		Pounds for Other than Consumption
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	Workload		Avg Monthly Production
XXCOM				04.03.04	Ice Services	Workload		Avg Monthly Issued
XXCOM				04.04	Textile Services	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	Workload	X	Pounds Per Person Per Turn-in		18
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	Workload	X	Number of Bag Turn-ins per Month		2150
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	H.2	X	Turnaround Time (hrs)		72	72
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	Workload	X	Number of Pickup/Drop-off Points		1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	H.2	X	Hours of Operation			0700-1900
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	Workload	X	Transient Bags per Month
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.04.01	Full Service Laundry	Workload	X	Avg Linens Turn-in per Month (meaured in KGs)
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	A.1
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	Workload		Pounds Per Patient/Staff Member
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	Workload		Number of Turn-ins
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	H.2		Turnaround Time (hrs)
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	Workload		Number of Pickup/Drop-off Points
XXCOM				04.04.02	Medical Service Laundry	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	A.1
XXCOM				04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload		Number of Facilities
XXCOM				04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload		Wash Machines
XXCOM				04.04.03	Self-Service Laundry	Workload		Dryers
XXCOM				04.04.04	Textile Repair	A.1
XXCOM				04.04.04	Textile Repair	Workload		Avg Pieces per month
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		DFAC Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		DFAC Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		DFAC Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Office Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Office Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Latrine Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Latrine Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Chemical Latrines
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Handwash Stations
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Shower Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Shower Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Shower/Latrine Combination Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Shower/Latrine Combined Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		MWR Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		MWR Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Industrial Quantity
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Industrial Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Hospital
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	Workload		Hospital Sq. Ft.
XXCOM				04.05	Custodial Services	H.2		Frequency of Cleanings
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Site Population		10000
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Site Avg Meals Served Monthly		477500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Site Number of DFACs		3
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Meal Type			21 Day CONOP
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Seating Capacity	Koele	328
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Breakfast Hours	Koele		0530-0830
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Breakfst Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele	19350
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Brunch Hours	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Brunch Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Lunch Hours	Koele		1100-1400
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Lunch Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele	21500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Supper Hours	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Supper Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Dinner Hours	Koele		1700-2000
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Dinner Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele	19500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Midnight Meal Hours	Koele		2300-0100
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Midnight Meal Avg Meals Served per Month	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Mermite Meals per Month	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Soup and Sandwich	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Café' Grap n Go	Koele
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Seating Capacity	Dragon	456
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Breakfast Hours	Dragon		0530-0900
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Breakfst Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon	19250
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Brunch Hours	Dragon
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Brunch Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Lunch Hours	Dragon		1130-1400
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Lunch Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon	25000
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Supper Hours	Dragon
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Supper Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	H.2	X	Dinner Hours	Dragon		1700-2100
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	workload	X	Dinner Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon	21500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Midnight Meal Hours	Dragon		2330-0100
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Midnight Meal Avg Meals Served per Month	Dragon	6500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Mermite Meals per Month	Dragon	21500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Soup and Sandwich	Dragon		0000-2400
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Café' Grap n Go	Dragon
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Seating Capacity	North	288
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Breakfast Hours	North		0530-0900
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Breakfst Avg Meals Served per Month	North	20500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Brunch Hours	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Brunch Avg Meals Served per Month	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Lunch Hours	North		1130-1400
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Lunch Avg Meals Served per Month	North	26000
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Supper Hours	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Supper Avg Meals Served per Month	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Dinner Hours	North		1700-2100
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Dinner Avg Meals Served per Month	North	27500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Midnight Meal Hours	North		2330-0100
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Midnight Meal Avg Meals Served per Month	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Mermite Meals per Month	North	4500
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Soup and Sandwich	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Café' Grap n Go	North
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	04.06	Food Service	Workload	X	Café' Grap n Go	Bldg 92	120	0000-2400
XXCOM				04.07	Reserved	A.1
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Facilities Supported
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Avg Monthly Traps Set
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Avg Monthly pesticide applications
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Avg Rodenticide Used
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Avg Herbicide Used
XXCOM				04.08	Pest Services	workload		Avg Insecticide Used
XXCOM				04.09	Waste Management Services	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Dumpster Density
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	H.2	X	Collected Frequency
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Avg of Waste Produced per Month in (M3)		19
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Incinerators
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Avg of Waste Produced per Month in (M3)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Recycling Centers
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	Workload	X	Recycling Dumpsters
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	H.2	X	Recycling Collected Frequency
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.01	Non-Hazardous Solid Waste Management	workload	X	Total Recycled per Month (Tons)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	A.1
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Number Collection Points for Pick-up
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Liquid Waste (Gallons)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Solid Waste (Pounds)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Battery Waste
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		55 Gallon Drums
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 2 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 3 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 4 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 5 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 6 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 7 (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 8* (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		HAZMAT Class 9* (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Oil/POL (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Fuel (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Antifreeze (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Lead Acid (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		NiCad (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Lithium (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.02	Hazardous Waste Management	Workload		Misc HAZMAT (kgs)
XXCOM				04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	A.1
XXCOM				04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload		Number Collection Points for Pick-up
XXCOM				04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload		Avg of Waste Produced per Month in (cu.ft.)
XXCOM				04.09.03	Medical Waste Management	Workload		Avg of Waste Produced per Month in (pounds)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.09.04	Gray Water Management, Recycle and Reuse	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	04.09.04	Gray Water Management, Recycle and Reuse	Workload	X	Gallons Produced per month		455000
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Gallons Collected Monthly
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Chemical Latrines		22
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Septic Tanks
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Lifting /Pump Stations
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Waste Water Treatment Facilities (WWTF)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Deep Pit Latrine
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.09.05	Sewage and Black Water Waste Management	Workload	X	Septic Vacuum Service Truck (SST)
XXCOM				04.10	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Services	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	X	Number of Phone Banks
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	X	Number of Internet café's		1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	H.2	X	Hours of Operation
XXCOM	XXXX	Site C	XX3	04.10.01	Morale, Welfare, Recreation Communication Centers	Workload	X	Avg Patrons per Month		1500
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	A.1
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload		Number of Community Centers
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload		Avg Patrons per Month
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload		Distribution of Stars and Stripes Newspaper
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload		Distribution Points for Stars and Stripes Newspaper
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	Workload		Theater/Movie Room
XXCOM				04.10.02	Community Centers	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	A.1
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	Workload		Number of Athletic / Exercise Centers
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	Workload		Avg Patrons per Month
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	Workload		Cardio Rooms
XXCOM				04.10.03	Athletic and Exercise Centers	Workload		Crossfit Rooms
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	A.1
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Summary of Fields by Type
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Frequency of Activities by Type
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Vollyball Courts
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Basketball Courts
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Horseshoe Pits
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Multipurpose Fields
XXCOM				04.10.04	Athletic Fields and Activities	Workload		Outside Pavilions
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	A.1
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	Workload		Number of Army Post Offices
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	Workload		Number of Satellite Army Post Offices
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	Workload		Number of Regional Distribution Centers
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	Workload		Avg Pounds Processed Per Month
XXCOM				04.11	Postal Operations	Workload		Avg Postal Runs Per Month
XXCOM				04.12	Fire and Emergency Services (F&ES).	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Number of Facilities
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Avg Monthly Preventive Inspections Performed
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Monthly Number of Fire Extinguishers Serviced
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Number of Smoke Detectors
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Avg Monthly Exercises
XXCOM				04.12.01	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Avg Education and Training
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Vehicles
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Avg Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Responses per Month
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Avg Airfield Crash Fire and Rescue Exercises per Month
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Number of Fire Fighting Vehicle
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Number of Fire Stations
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Fighting Services	Workload		Coverage Area (sq.ft.)
XXCOM				04.12.02	Fire Protection Services	Workload		Communications - Dispatches
XXCOM				04.12.03	Ambulance Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.03	Ambulance Services	Workload		Number of Emergency Vehicles
XXCOM				04.12.03	Ambulance Services	Workload		Number of Ambulance Stations
XXCOM				04.12.03	Ambulance Services	Workload		Coverage Area
XXCOM				04.12.04	Medical and Health Services	Workload
XXCOM				04.12.04.01	Medical Care (Role 1)	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.01.01	Physician's Assistant	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.01.02	Nurse Practitioner	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.02	Medical Treatment Facility (Role 2)	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.02.01	Family Practice Physician – Board Certified	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.02.02	Physician's Assistant	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.02.03	Nurse Practitioner	A.1
XXCOM				04.12.04.02.04	Registered Nurse	A.1
XXCOM				04.13	Security Services	A.1
XXCOM				04.13.01.	Badging Services and Biometric Support.	A.1
XXCOM				04.13.01.	Badging Services and Biometric Support.	Workload
XXCOM				04.13.02.	Baggage and Postal Security Screening	A.1
XXCOM				04.13.02.	Baggage and Postal Security Screening	Workload
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	A.1
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Length of Roads by Type
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Paved in Miles
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Unpaved in Miles
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Barriers (Total if unknown)
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		HESCO barriers (linear feet)
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Jersey Barriers
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		T-Walls
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Acres of Grounds
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Perimeter Fencing (Linear Feet)
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Class I and Class II Fencing (Linear Feet)
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Snow Removal Vehicles
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Ground Maintenance
XXCOM				04.14	Horizontal (Roads, Grounds, and Barrier) Maintenance Activities	Workload		Avg Sign Repair/Fabrication
XXCOM				04.15	Range Management	A.1
XXCOM				04.15	Range Management	Workload		Number of Ranges by Type
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	Workload	X	Number of Monthly Emergency Service Requests (P1)		2
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	Workload	X	Number of Monthly Urgent Service Requests (P2)		5
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	Workload	X	Number of Monthly Routine Service Requests (P3)		25
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	Workload	X	Number of Monthly Service Requests (P1-P5)		650
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	04.16	Camp Operations and Maintenance Management	Workload	X	Hours of Operation
XXCOM				04.17	Camp Logistics Support Functions	A.1
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	A.1
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	H.2		Hours of Operations
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	Workload		Number of Retail Points
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	Workload		Number of Fuel Trucks
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	Workload		FARP Hot Points
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	Workload		FARP Cold Points
XXCOM				04.17.01	Class III Retail Operations	Workload		Gallons Dispersed per Retail Point Monthly
XXCOM				04.17.02	Agricultural Cleaning.	A.1
XXCOM				04.17.02	Agricultural Cleaning.	Workload		Number of Wash Points
XXCOM				04.17.02	Agricultural Cleaning.	H.2		Hours of Operations
XXCOM				04.17.02	Agricultural Cleaning.	Workload		Number of Pieces by Type per Wash Point per Month
XXCOM				04.18	Mortuary Affairs	A.1
XXCOM				04.18	Mortuary Affairs	Workload		Remains process per Month
XXCOM				04.19	Communication and Information Technology Support	A.1
XXCOM				04.19	Communication and Information Technology Support	Workload		Number of Communications / IT support by Type
XXCOM				04.19	Communication and Information Technology Support	Workload		Number of Routine Service Requests
XXCOM				04.19	Communication and Information Technology Support	Workload		Number of Urgent Service Requests
XXCOM				04.19	Communication and Information Technology Support	Workload		Number of Emergency Service Requests
XXCOM				04.19.01.	Automated Information Systems.	A.1
XXCOM				05.00	Supply Management, Strategic and Operational	A.1
XXCOM				05.01	Manage Supplies and Equipment, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Monthly MROs
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Authorized Stockage Lines (ASL)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Total Number of SSA/Yards		1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Class I yard		1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	CIF
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Class IV Yard
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Class IX (Ground)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Class IX (Air)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Multi Class SSA
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Monthly Pallets Processed
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Containers Processed (Inbound/Outbound)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Cargo Vehicles (Inbound/Outbound)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	Multipack Shipments (Inbound/Outbound)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	CIF Lines Managed
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	05.01.01	Supply Support Activity (SSA) Operations, Tactical (Point of Service or Installation)	Workload	X	CIF Customers (Monthly)
XXCOM				05.01.02	Inventory Management, Operational and Tactical (Point of Service or Installation).	A.1
XXCOM				05.01.03	Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)	A.1
XXCOM				05.01.03	Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)	Workload		Number of Incoming Containers Monthly
XXCOM				05.01.03	Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)	Workload		Number of Outgoing Containers Monthly
XXCOM				05.01.03	Forward Redistribution Point (FRP)	Workload		Number of Redistribution Points
XXCOM				05.02	Property Management	A.1
XXCOM				05.02	Property Management	Workload		Summary of GFE by type
XXCOM				05.02	Property Management	Workload		Number of Lines of GFE
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	A.1
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	Workload		Number of Bulk Fuel Points
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	Workload		Number of Bulk Fuel Issues/Receipt Transactions Monthly
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	Workload		Gallons Dispersed per Point Monthly
XXCOM				05.03	Class III Bulk Operations	Workload		Fuel Point Storage Capacity
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	A.1
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	Workload		Number of Ammunition Supply Points
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	Workload		Number of Ammunition Issues/Receipt Transactions Monthly
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	Workload		Number of Ammunition Shippments Proccesses Monthly
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	Workload		Number of Munitions Storage Areas
XXCOM				05.04	Ammunition and Munition Operations	Workload		Munition Storage Area Capacity
XXCOM				05.05	Class VIII Medical Supply	A.1
XXCOM				05.05	Class VIII Medical Supply	Workload		Number of Medical Supply Points
XXCOM				05.05	Class VIII Medical Supply	Workload		Number of Medical Issues Monthly
XXCOM				05.05	Class VIII Medical Supply	Workload		Number of Medical Reciepts Monthly
XXCOM				06.00	Maintenance	A.1
XXCOM				06.01	Equipment and Material Maintenance (field level and below depot sustainment maintenance).	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Monthly PMCS by Type
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Equipment Technical Inspection
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Physical Fitness
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Reefer		40
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Power Generation		200
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Tactical Vehicles
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Non-Tactical Vehicles		566
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Enviromental Control Units (ECUs)		6750
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Sensitive Items
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Communications Equipment
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Laundry Operations		230
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Avg Monthly Primary/Satellite Lift Stations
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.01	Service	Workload	X	Avg Monthly DFAC Equipment Services
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	A.1
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Monthly Summary of Equipment by Type
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Number of Routine Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Number of Urgent Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Number of Emergency Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Non-Tactical Vehicles
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Reefer
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Fitness Equipment
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Power Generation
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Tactical Vehicles
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Enviromental Control Units (ECUs)
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Sensitive Items
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Communications Equipment
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Laundry Operations
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Avg Monthly Primary/Satellite Lift Stations
XXCOM				06.01.02	Fault Repair	Workload		Hours of Operation
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.03	Recovery	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.03	Recovery	Workload	X	Number of Non-Tactical Recoveries per Month
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	06.01.03	Recovery	Workload	X	Number of Tactical Recoveries per Month
XXCOM				06.01.04	Oil Analysis	A.1
XXCOM				06.01.05	Calibration	A.1
XXCOM				06.01.05	Calibration	Workload		Frequency of Calibrations by Type
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	A.1
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Number of Facilities by Type
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Facility sq. ft
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Avg Technical Inspections Performed Monthly
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Number of Routine Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Number of Urgent Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Number of Emergency Corrective Maintenance Actions by Type
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Lift Stations (PMI/Maintenance & Cleaning)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Water/Oil Grease Seperators (PMI/Cleaning)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Settlement Tanks (PMI/Maintenance)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Septic Tanks (PMI/Maintenance)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Wash Racks (PMI/Maintenance)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Fire Decection Alarms
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Fire Supression Systems
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Lightening Protection (PMI/Maintenance)
XXCOM				06.02	Facility Maintenance	Workload		Hours of Operations
XXCOM				07.00		A.1
XXCOM				07.01	Mode Operations.	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.01	Motor Transportation	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.01	Motor Transportation	Workload		Summary of Vehicles by Type
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	07.01.01.01	Base Motor Pool and Dispatch	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	07.01.01.01	Base Motor Pool and Dispatch	H.2	X	Hours of Operation
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	07.01.01.01	Base Motor Pool and Dispatch	Workload	X	Non-Tactical Vehicles Dispatched Monthly		12
XXCOM	XXXX	Site D	XX4	07.01.01.01	Base Motor Pool and Dispatch	Workload	X	Tactical Vehicles Dispatched Monthly
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Containers Shipped/Received per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Flatbed missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg RTCH missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Forklift missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Crane missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Lowboy missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Forklift Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Crane Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of RTCH Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Sidsteer w/forks Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Lifts per Month ISO Class I Yard
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Containers Shipped/Received per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Flatbed missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg RTCH missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Forklift missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Crane missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Avg Lowboy missions per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Forklift Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Crane Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of RTCH Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Sidsteer w/forks Lifts per Month
XXCOM				07.01.01.02	Drayage	Workload		Number of Lifts per Month ISO Class I Yard
XXCOM				07.01.02	Air Transportation.	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.02.01.	Autonomous/Semi-Autonomous Aerial Delivery.	A.1
XXCOM				07.01.03	Inland Water Transportation.	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload	X	Passengers Per Month		2300
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload		Number of Busses (Internal to Site)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload	X	Number of Shuttle Vans (Internal to Site)		2
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	H.2	X	Hours of Operation		0000-2400
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload	X	Bus Routes	Continuous shuttle on camp	1 route, 6 stops
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload	X	Passengers Per Month (External to Site)		2700
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload	X	Number of Bus TMRs (External to Site)	Point to point service from Site A to Site B		1 standing TMR
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	Workload		Number of Shuttle Vans TMRs (Eternal to Site)
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.01.04	Personnel Transport.	H.2	X	Hours of Operation			0800-Dusk (no night operations)
XXCOM				07.02	Intermodal Operations.	A.1
XXCOM				07.02.01	Ports.	A.1
XXCOM				07.02.01	Ports.	Workload		Number of Personnel Monthly
XXCOM				07.02.01	Ports.	Workload		Monthly Cargo in tons
XXCOM				07.02.01	Ports.	Workload		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	A.1
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Number of Personnel Monthly (Land)
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Monthly Cargo in tons (Land)
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Inbound/Outbound Transactions per Month (Land)
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Containers Shipped/Received per Month (Land)
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Number of Personnel Monthly (Air)
XXCOM				07.02.02	Terminals	Workload		Monthly Cargo in tons (Air)
XXCOM				07.03.	Containerization	A.1
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.03.01	Container Management	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.03.01	Container Management	Workload	X	Number of Containers on Managed		115
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.03.01	Container Management	Workload	X	Daily In/Out Gated Transactions		23
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.03.01	Container Management	Workload	X	Number of Container Collection Points		1
XXCOM				07.03.02	Container Certification and Recertification	A.1
XXCOM				07.03.02	Container Certification and Recertification	Workload		Number of Containers on FOB for Certification/Re-Certification
XXCOM				07.04.	Theater Distribution.	A.1
XXCOM				07.04.01	Transportation Resource Planning/Asset Visibility/In-Transit Visibility.	A.1
XXCOM				07.04.02.	Load Configuration Operations.	A.1
XXCOM				07.04.02	Load Configuration Operations.	Workload		Number of Loads by Aircraft Types Monthly
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.05	Movement Control Team Support Operations	A.1	X
XXCOM	XXXX	Site B	XX2	07.05	Movement Control Team Support Operations	Workload	X	Vehicle Convoy's Processed		80
XXCOM				07.06	Airfield Management and Operations	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Number Airfields by Type
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Number Runways by Type
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Runway Length by Type
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Taxiway Length
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Maximum of Ground (MOG) Throughput
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Maximum of Ground (MOG) Parking
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	Workload		Number Takeoffs Landings Monthly
XXCOM				07.06.01	Airfield Management	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				07.06.02.	Airfield Safety.	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.02	Airfield Safety.	Workload		Runway Sq. Ft. by Type
XXCOM				07.06.02	Airfield Safety.	Workload		Frequency Scheduled FOD Clearances Monthly
XXCOM				07.06.02	Airfield Safety.	Workload		Unscheduled FOD Clearances Monthly
XXCOM				07.06.02	Airfield Safety.	Workload		Number of Runway Sweepers
XXCOM				07.06.03.	Airfield Operations.	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.03	Airfield Operations.	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				07.06.04	Air Traffic Control (ATC)	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.04	Air Traffic Control (ATC)	Workload		Number of ATC Towers
XXCOM				07.06.04	Air Traffic Control (ATC)	Workload		Number of Fixed Wing Sorties per Month
XXCOM				07.06.04	Air Traffic Control (ATC)	Workload		Number of Rotary Wing Missions per Month
XXCOM				07.06.04	Air Traffic Control (ATC)	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				07.06.05	Air Traffic Control Maintenance.	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.06	Weather Support to Air Operations.	A.1
XXCOM				07.06.06	Weather Support to Air Operations.	H.2		Hours of Operation
XXCOM				08.00	Team LOGCAP Forward Support	A.1
XXCOM				08.00	Team LOGCAP Forward Support	Workload		Number of Supported Personnel
XXCOM				08.00	Team LOGCAP Forward Support	Workload		IT/Communication Requirements by Type
XXCOM				08.00	Team LOGCAP Forward Support	Workload		NTV Requirements by Type

Tech Exhibit A.1 Instructions TECHNICAL EXHIBIT A.1. Services Matrix

Instructions on developing the A.1.

Services Matrix:

1. The Technical Exhibit A.1. Services Matrix provides a summary list of required services by location/site.

2. The Technical Exhibit A.1 is derived by filtering Column G "Workload/H.2." The A.1 can be further filtered to obtain a by site by subsequently filtering the "Site Name" column.

3. To produce the A.1. the Offeror will set the filter to "A.1". Those services that are activated, will have an "X" in Column H.

WORKLOAD:

1. The requirements workload is developed by filtering the Requirements template.

2. The requirements workload is derived by filtering Column G "Workload/H.2." by 'workload'. It can be further filtered to obtain a by site, by subsequently filtering the "Site Name" column.

3. The workload can also be filtered by Column H "Activated” by "X".

Tech Exhibit A.2 TECHNICAL EXHIBIT A.2 Site Maps, facility drawings and other applicable graphic representations.

NOTE: Actual requirements in the RFP will contain site maps as applicable

Tech Exhibit B TECHNICAL EXHIBIT B. Contractor Personnel Security and Screening Requirements

1. Contractor personnel security and screening requirements for each theater are detailed in the contract clauses.

2. The purpose of this Tech Exhibit is to identify any additional local or camp/site specific requirements.

NOTE: Actual requirements in the RFP will contain local requirements as applicable.

Tech Exhibit C.1 TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.1 - Listing of Government Furnished Facilities (GFF).

The Government will furnish or make available facilities as described in Technical Exhibit C.1. All GFF are provided on an "as is" basis. A technical inspection shall be conducted prior to acceptance. If any facility deficiencies are identified, the Contractor shall notify the ACO. No alteration/modification of furnished facilities shall be made without specific written permission from the ACO. The Contractor shall provide the ACO documentation describing in detail the desired alteration/modification.

GCC	Task Order	Site Name	Site Code	Bldg/Tent #	Structure Type	Structure Name	Size (SQFT)	KTR Utilization	Remarks
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	16	MWR Facility	Fitness Center	8000	Operate / Maintain
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	2	Storage	HAZMAT Storage Facility	900	Operate / Maintain

Notional data only to serve as an example

Tech Exhibit C.2 TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.2 - Listing of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE).

The Government will provide the Contractor equipment listed in this Technical Exhibit The Contractor is required to conduct a joint technical inspection of all equipment with the Government prior to acceptance.

The Contractor shall provide the ACO with the results of the inspection.

GCC	Task Order	Site Name	Site Code	Force Provider	Nomenclature	Make	Model	UI	QTY	Serial Number	Remarks
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	N	TRK, EXTCB, CHEV	CHEVROLET	SILVERADO	EA	1	xxyyzz123456	60,000 miles, considerable wear due to austere conditions
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	N	ATV, JDEERE, GATOR	JOHN DEERE	ATV GATOR	EA	1	aa1234	New

Notional data only to serve as an example

Tech Exhibit C.3

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.3 - Listing of Government Furnished Material (GFM)
GCC	Task Order	Site Name	Site Code	Force Provider	Nomenclature	UI	QTY	Description / Serial Number
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	Y	Black RG6U Coax Quad Shield Coaxial Cable	500ft Roll	10	7/8" Foam Heliax Cable Cable Type Foam Impedance (Ohms) 50 Ohms VOP.
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	Y	Junction Boxes	EA	15	6 in. Square Junction Boxes

Tech Exhibit C.4

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.4 - Listing of Government Furnished Services Support and Training
GCC	Task Order	Site Name	Site Code	Force Provider	Description	Notes
XXCOM	XXXX	Site A	XX1	N	GCSS-Army Materiel Management Training in support of Wave 2 fielding at this site	Contractor shall reimburse the USG for this training at rate determined by the ACO

Tech Exhibit D

Technical Exhibit D – Definitions
Accountability	Obligation to keep records of property, documents, or funds such as item identification data, gains, losses, dues-in, dues-out, and balances on hand or in use.
Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO)	A person duly appointed with the authority to administer contracts on behalf of the US Government.
Biometrics	The process of recognizing an individual based on measurable anatomical, physiological, and behavioral characteristics.
Contracting Officer Representative (COR)	The Government employee appointed by the PCO/ACO to represent and assist the Government with oversight and administrative matters arising under the contract.
Convoy Café	A convoy café is a small DFAC located by the trucking lanes and that allows FNs and LNs truck drivers to eat. Meals are not allowed to be taken out, only consumed within. They may have their own kitchen or catered in.

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