Provide a comprehensive facilities impact assessment and report based on the proposed introduction and fielding of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV)

Performing an in-depth assessment on the fit and conditions of sites that will store, park, operate, train, and maintain JLTV Family of Vehicles (FOV) and its associated communications equipment.

Collecting and tabularizing data that characterize the dimensions, site infrastructure, site support structures (i.e. battery shed, vehicle wash racks, loading ramps, hazardous storage sheds such as battery shed's or Petroleum-Oil-Lubricants (POL) sheds, etc.) conditions, and use of proposed sites,

Balancing the proposed sites' mission, location, environmental concerns in the evaluation process, with regard to the JLTV FOV functional and physical requirements for operation and maintenance.

Evaluating storage for application of armor and other ancillary equipment that is part of the system's product baselines (PBLs), and

Writing a detailed summary of findings that will enable the program office to make strategic decisions with regard to JLTV facilities.

The Contractor shall provide experienced facilities/engineering personnel that understand how to evaluate infrastructural impacts on military installations and bases with regard to the delivery and deployment of new military tactical vehicles. The Contractor is expected to review weapon systems requirements and specifications and examine targeted facilities/installation capacity to determine facility impacts, and then document those impacts in a detailed report (e.g., Facility Study and DD 1391) that will identify what changes, if any, would be required to specific facilities / installations that will allow for the storage, parking, transport, movement, stationary and mobile training, and maintenance on/to the various JLTV FOV PBLs. Firing ranges and environmental impacts shall be explicitly reflected in the report. In addition to stating the assessment's findings, the report shall provide recommendations to correct noted impacts and the cost of those corrections.