This project is needed to provide administrative and office
space for personnel assigned to a new installation mission,
the new MLRS weapons system. Additionally, the project is
needed to consolidate personnel, presently located at several
locations. Administrative space is currently provided in
several locations, within buildings designated primarily as
There is no
NCO Open Mess, supply and storage, arms, etc.
location available to consolidate existing administrative functions.
Present locations cannot accommodate increased administrative
functions or personnel that are needed to support the MLRS.
Without this project, current administrative functions will not
be consolidated and administrative personnel associated with
the MLRS cannot be accommodated, impacting the entire MLRS
mission. This project is not within an established NATO Infra-
structure Category (including the Reinforcement Support Category).
for common funding, nor is it expected to become eligible.

This project is required to provide hardstand for the 66
wheeled vehicles, 1 engineer vehicle, 22 trailers and 1
generator trailer assigned to an Ammunition Company to be
stationed at Kriegsfeld Ammunition Dept in support of the
Multiple Launch Rocket System. Since paved parking areas
are not available, vehicles are forced to park in grassed
areas, on roadsides and outside the depot. This results in
traffic congestion, damage to vehicles and adversely affects
combat readiness.

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This project is required to provide maintenance facilities
for the 210 wheeled vehicles and 151 trailers assigned to
the Headquarters Battery and six firing batteries of a
PATRIOT battalion to be stationed at Rhine Ordnance Barracks.
The project includes a 26,312 SF Tactical Equipment Shop
which is jointly funded by NATO and MCA; 22,668 SF is to be
funded by NATO and the remaining 3,644 SF to be funded by
MCA; required supporting facilities have been prorated for
joint funding. No facilities exist at Rhine Ordnance
Barracks which meet the mission requirements of these units.
The PATRIOT Battalion will be unable to maintain its
vehicles to standards required for combat effectiveness with
the resulting detriment to its mission accomplishment. This
project is beyond the scope of an established NATO Infra-
structure Category and is not eligible for common funding.
A portion of the facility is within NATO criteria (minimum
military requirements) and is funded in Slice 34.

This project is required to conserve fuel oil by installation
of exhaust air waste heat recovery systems in 9 messhalls at
Smith Barracks. The exhaust wasted heat will be recovered by
installation of heat exchanger units complete with controls,
fans, motors and necessary electrical modifications. The
estimated first year savings is $251,000. The amortization
period is 1.8 years. The estimated MBTU energy savings per year
per thousand dollars project cost ratio is 50.

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This project is required to conserve coal by installation of
automatic heating controls in the Abrams Building in the head-
quarters area. The installation will be complete with sensors,
motorized valves and wiring, outdoor weatherstats, time clocks
for night and weekend temperature set back, and individual
thermostatic radiator valves or zone controls as applicable.
The estimated first year savings is $200,000. The amortization
period is 1.5 years. The estimated MBT energy savings per year
per thousand dollars project cost ratio is 113.

This project is required to conserve coal and fuel oil by
converting heating systems in 12 buildings from steam to
hot water and providing time clock temperature control in
27 chapel and administrative buildings at Cooke Barracks.
These buildings require full heating only 8 to 10 hours per
day. To provide a system which can be properly controlled,
steam radiators and piping will be removed from the 12
buildings. Hot water systems will be installed including
hot water heat exchangers, convertors, piping and insulation,
pumps, valves and flow controllers. The time clock controlled
set back systems will also control the building distribution
systems return water temperature in response to outdoor air
temperature and desired space temperatures. The estimated
first year savings is $126,000. The amortization period is 3.5
years. The estimated MBTU energy savings per year per thousand
dollars project cost ratio is 43.

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This project is required to increase the potential production
of potable water at the depot by 38 KG to satisfy the needs
of an increased depot population resulting from the future
assignment of an ammunition company with 191 personnel
associated with the Multiple Launch Rocket System. Three
other proposed restationing moves assigning 134 personnel
will raise the depot population to approximately 900.
Additional potable water storage capacity of 30,000 gallons
is also required. Three existing wells at the depot have a
capacity of 76 KG. Potable water storage capacity is one
29,000 gallon tank. There are two storage tanks of 30,000
and 26,000 gallons for fire protection. The water supply
system is operating close to maximum output. Upon assignment
of additional personnel to the depot, the deficiency of
potable water will seriously impair installation operations
and depress the morale and threaten the health of assigned
personnel. This project is not within an established NATO
Infrastructure Category (including the Reinforcement Support
Category) for common funding, nor is it expected to become
eligible.

This project is required to conserve coal and fuel oil by
installation of temperature setback controls in 64 buildings
at Gablingen Kaserne, Elak Kaserne and the Quarter Master
Supply Center. The installation will include unoccupied
period setback controls complete with control panel, outside
weatherstat sensors, inside thermostats, valves, clocks and
electrical wiring to provide a complete system. The estimated
first year savings is $79,000. The amortization period is 2.0
years. The estimated MRT! energy savings per year per thousand
dollars project cost ratio is 131.

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This project is required to conserve fuel oil by installing
a waste oil collection and processing system at Smith Barracks.
The system located adjacent to Heating Plant 8655 will consist
of a concrete catch basin, overhead storage tanks, piping,
filters, pumps and electrical wiring. After proper filtering,
the waste oil will be mixed with new fuel oil and burned in the
central heating plant boilers. The estimated first year savings
is $99,000. The amortization period is 1.2 years. The estimated
MBTJ energy savings per year per thousand dollars project cost
ratio is 92.

Expansion of the 2/27 Field Artillery Battalion of the
3rd Armored Division requires additional space in which
to maintain their field artillery guns, prime movers and
related equipment assigned to the unit. This artillery
unit is located at an overcrowded installation which has
insufficient space to adequately maintain its equipment.
Existing adequate and substandard facilities are occupied
by currently deployed units. No other facilities are
available to satisfy the needs of this unit. Without this
project, facilities will not be available to accommmodate
the additional equipment, adversely affecting equipment
condition and unit readiness. This project is not within
an established NATO Infrastructure Category (including the
Reinforcement Support Category) for common funding, nor is
it expected to become eligible.

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