A. ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST TO OPERATE THE PROPOSED FACILITY.. B. NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT C. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE N/A D. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE N/A F. EQUIPMENT ASSICIATED WITH THIS PROJECT WHICH WILL BE 1/83 Tmonth and year) DD, 1391c PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE IN THE USAF. 4-298 PAGE NO This facility will be used daily, Monday through Friday, and on weekends during scheduled UTAS. Average use per month is estimated to be 25 days. 6 OTHER ACTIVE GUARD RESERVE INSTALLATIONS WITHIN 25 MILE RADIUS 10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION Masonry walls, concrete foundation and floor slabs, steel framing, and built-up roofing. Work areas include wood electric, plumbing, and sheet metal shops, mobility storage, administrative areas, and storage shed for construction materials and equipment. 11. REQUIREMENT: 14,250 SF. ADEQUATE: 4,612 SF. SUBSTANDARD: 9,638 SF. PROJECT: Construction of a new base engineering maintenance facility to support the 122 Tactical Airlift Wing. REQUIREMENT: An adequate facility for base civil engineer administration, training, and facility maintenance functions. Existing facilities will be used to satisfy current deficiencies. CURRENT SITUATION: Currently the base engineer facility has inadequate space for shops, storage, and guard training. This has resulted in the need to store equipment and material in unprotective places. Several civil engineering functions have been disbursed to other base facilities thereby providing a hardship to those building users as well as base engineering. IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Training and facility maintenance will continue under adverse conditions which will adversely affect civil engineering training, facility maintenance, and PRIME BEEF team deployment capability. |