Above ground fuel and oxidizer storage tanks, utilities and necessary support. Includes below grade spill tanks, support buildings, spill/vapor control systems, water deluge system, concrete retaining walls, perimeter and access roads, parking, and fencing. 11. REQUIREMENT: 463,000 GA ADEQUATE: 144,000 GA SUBSTANDARD: 45,000 GA PROJECT: Construct new and relocate existing on-base and off-base stainless steel tanks for storage of hydrazine fuel and nitrogen tetroxide oxidizer (hypergolic) propellants. REQUIREMENT: Hypergolic fuels are essential to missile and space operations. As there is only one source of supply of these hypergolic fuels, adequate storage must be provided at Vandenberg to provide a sufficient stockpile in the event of failure of the current supplier to be able to continue to provide these fuels. This storage is required to permit sufficient time to allow the existing source to resume production or for the governmment to seek other sources in the event the supply is interrupted or stopped for any reason. Also, additional storage is required to store fuels that are removed from active missiles that must be removed from their active role for reasons of maintenance or programmed deactivation. CURRENT SITUATION: The government is the only user of these hypergolic materials and currently relies on a single sole source supply for their availability. Should the current supply be interrupted for any reason, there would not be sufficient hypergolic fuels available to sustain vital missile and space operations long enough to permit resumption of the current supply or to seek alternate sources. In addition, there is insufficient storage space available to allow for the storing of fuels contained in currently active missiles that must be removed from their active role because of maintenance or programmed deactivation. IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Lack of adequate reserve stockpile storage could seriously curtail or even stop the important missile, space and communications satellite programs. Also, fuels removed from missiles as a result of maintenance and/or programmed deactivation would have to be destroyed due to lack of available storage space. FORM DD, DEC 76 1391c PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE IN THE USAF. 0 B. NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT C. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE D. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE (PEOPLE) N/A ($000) N/A ($000) F. EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT WHICH WILL BE 200 38 238 38 200 Dec 82 (month and year) Cost ($000) PAGE NO BU.S. G.P.O. 1977-241-130/12 15 Reinforced concrete footings and floor slab, structural steel frame, masonry walls, steel joists with gravel built-up roof, special air conditioning for environmental control, raised computer flooring, fire protection systems, utilities and necessary support. Includes computer room, tape library, supply, storage, maintenance and administrative areas. Air Conditioning 32 Tons SUBSTANDARD: 7,890 SF ADEQUATE: 0 11. REQUIREMENT: 7,950 SF PROJECT: Construction of a new data processing facility. REQUIREMENT: A properly sized and configured facility is required to house the new Phase IV computer. The Phase IV computer acquisition program affects every USAF installation and represents a $50 million annual savings Air Force wide by replacing obsolete Burroughs 3500/3700/4700 and Univac 1050-II computers. It is necessary to support essential weapon system maintenance and supply activities, and permit more effective management of personnel, financial, engineering, and equipment resources at base level. This computer system is scheduled for delivery in August 1984. CURRENT SITUATION: The two existing computers to be replaced by the Phase IV computer are located in separate substandard facilities. The physical limitation within these facilities will not permit installation of the new Phase IV computer. There is no other facility available that meets the required space criteria. Construction of a new facility is necessary to Jadequately accommodate the new computer equipment and associated support functions. IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: We will have no place to house the expensive computer now on order. MAY B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST TO OPERATE THE PROPOSED FACILITY NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT C. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE 3 ($000) 0 (PEOPLE) N/A ($000) D. ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE Aug 81 40 100 Mar 82 F. EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT WHICH WILL BE Dec 82 (month and year) Cost ($000) 2,300 * Equipment to be leased with 3400 funds from date of delivery until purchased PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE IN THE USAF. PAGE NO |