DD Construct bachelor enlisted quarters (BEQ) for 800 E1-E3 permanent party personnel. BEQ will be built through the Public Private Venture pilot program using the appropriated funds as an investment. The This project supports the Navy's Homeport Ashore Program to house homeported single sailors on shore in lieu of on board while in port. Currently, when ships return to homeport, sailors must sleep aboard in bunk beds in cramped spaces with dozens of shipmates, and only a small locker to store their personal belongings. This project will be the second phase of a planned Public Private Venture pilot program for San Diego. Anti-terrorism/Force Protection standards will be integrated into the construction of the project in accordance. Sustainable principles will be integrated into the design, development, and construction of the project in accordance with Executive Order 13123 and other laws and Executive Orders. This project provides adequate Bachelor Enlisted Quarters for E1-E3 enlisted personnel assigned to Naval Base Coronado, CA. (Current Mission) REQUIREMENT: Provide sufficient and adequate housing of E1-E3 permanent party, shipboard personnel assigned to Naval Base Coronado, CA. This project supports the Navy's Homeport Ashore Program to house homeported single sailors on shore in lieu of on board while in port. This project will be the second phase of a planned Public Private Venture pilot program for San Diego. The Zumwalt Bachelor Housing Accreditation Standards were used to develop Quality of Life requirements. These standards rate housing and work to ensure attention and consideration is given to providing sailors with Quality of Life amenities. CURRENT SITUATION: Typical BEQ facilities at Naval Base Coronado are not in accordance with today's quality of life or design criteria. The older BEQ facilities do not provide adequate room space, have shared common baths, do not provide adequate storage space and do not meet overall current bachelor quarters standards, such as the removal of gang heads by 2007, which has been mandated by SECNAV. Per the housing survey of 17 April 2003. there is a current deficit of 1,369 E1-E3 personnel who need housing. IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Navy personnel will continue to be subjected to inadequate, deteriorated living conditions due to the existing living quarters not meeting design or quality of life criteria. Naval Base Coronado will not be able to comply with the Navy Homeport Ashore Program to house single sailors on shore vice on board ship. Living space, privacy and safety will be sacrificed, affecting the single sailor's quality of life. These personnel will continue to live in substandard quarters on board ship, sleeping in bunk beds in cramped spaces, with only a small locker to store their personal belongings. 12. Supplemental Data: B. Equipment associated with this project which will be provided from $488 $188 $300 112005 032006 032007 The Regional Commander certifies that this project has been considered for joint use potential. Unilateral Construction is recommended. This Facility can be used by other components on an as available basis; however, the scope of the project is based on Navy requirements. Activity POC: CDR Washington Phone No: 619-545-1112 DD |