1 COMPONENT

2. DATE FY 19_83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DATA AIR FORCE 3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

4. PROJECT TITLE

UPGRADE AIRCRAFT MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE. NEW JERSEY

MAINTENANCE FACILITIES 5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJECT COST (S000)

10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
Reinforced concrete footings, foundations and floor slabs, metal walls,
structural steel frame and pitched roof system, fire protection systems,
utilities and necessary support. Includes areas for landing gear strut
changes, gear retraction testing, hydraulic replacement weighing, painting,
storage, administration and mechanical. Also includes aircraft access
pavements.
11. REQUIREMENT : As required.
PROJECT: Construct a new maintenance hangar and extend an existing main-
tenance dock to accommodate the new C-141B.
REQUIREMENT: Maintenance facilities of adequate size to completely

enclose the C-141B aircraft are required for operations requiring protec-
tion from the elements. Insulation from severe climatic conditions is
important for maintenance and safety, especially in operations requiring
aircraft jacking which could not be done in windy conditions.
CURRENT SITUATION: The present enclosed maintenance facilities are
adequate for the C-141A, but not large enough for the C-141B which is 23
feet longer than the C-141A. Currently, maintenance on the C-141B now
comprises two-thirds of the assigned C-141 aircraft, and is performed out-
side, subject to the weather, or partly inside leaving hangar doors open.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Essential C-141B maintenance requirements would
not be possible at McGuire, especially in winter weather. Hangar and dock
doors would have to remain partly open resulting in a loss of enormous
quantities of heat energy and possible wind damage to jacked aircraft.

3.

1.77SER OF ADDITIONAL PE?SOWEL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT
THE FUNCTION OF THE PROPOSED FACILITY.

C.

ESTIMATED LIFE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE
PRO2C5ED FACILITY. IF NEW. FACILITY IS A REPLACEMENT

N/A

(5000)

D.

ESTIMATED LITE-CYCLE COST TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE
EXISTING FACILITY IF I'W FACILITY IS A REPLACEMENTI

N/A (SIC)

EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT WZICH WILL BE
PROVIDED FROM OTHER APPROPRIATIONS:

Fiscal Year
Equippert

Procuring

Apo-opriated
Nomenclature
Appropriation

Or Recuested

Cost (5000)

1. COMPONENT

2. DATE

FY 1983 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM Air Force 3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

4. COMMAND

5. AREA CONSTR

COST INDEX

MILITARY AIRLIFT NORTON AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA

COMMAND

1.15 6. PERSONNEL

PERMANENT
STUDENTS

SUPPORTED
STRENGTH

TOTAL

INLOTTO

CIVILIAN

INLISTED

CIVILLAN

COOE

SCOPE

1S000)

START

COMPLETE

Aug 81

PROJECT TITLE 899-00A Alter Jet Fuel Storage

LS

1,300 Dec 81 Jun 82 Subtotal-Major Construction

1,300 121-111 Add to Petroleum Operations 2,000 SF 420

Feb 82
Facility (See Page 30 )
Subtotal-Minor Construction
(Specified)

420
Total

1,720 19. Future Projects: (a) Included in Following Program (FY 84): None

(b) Typical Planned Next Three Years: 149-962 Control Tower

1 EA 2,778 211-179 Fuel Systems Maintenance 26,790 SF 5,278

Dock 740-675 Library

10,500 SF 1,259 880-211 Fire Sprinkler System 223,872 SF 1,701 882-232 Foam Fire Protection

2 EA

9,086 System 10. Mission or Major Functions: Support of two Military Airlift Wings, one active and one reserve, the Aerospace Audio-Visual Service, the Air Force Audit Agency Headquarters and the Air Force Inspection and Safety Center.

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A.

ESTIMATED COST OF 3.4CKLOC 08 LISTERILICE 990 ?2?!? (24?):

1.378

c .

OUTSTAD NG POLLUTION AND SAFETY (OSE) PROJECTS:

1. COMPONENT

2. DATE FY 1983 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM Air Force 3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION

4. COMMAND

5. AREA CONSTR

COST INDEX

MILITARY AIRLIFT POPE AIR FORCE BASE. NORTH CAROLINA COMMAND

1.00 6. PERSONNEL

PERMANENT
STUDENTS

SUPPORTED
STRENGTH:

TOTAL

CIVILIAN

OF CEN

ENLISTED

CIVILIAN

OPICE

INLOTTO

CIVILIAN

Oo

COST

DESIGN STATUS

IS000)

Apr 82

AS OF 30 Sept 81 565
3,123 3310 0

59 137 24,217 END FY 1987 580 3,163 362

0

59 137 24,303

7. INVENTORY DATA ($000) . TOTAL ACREAGE (1,786) D. INVENTORY TOTAL AS OF 30 Sep 81

59,842 C. AUTHORIZATION NOT YET IN INVENTORY

12,760 d. AUTHORIZATION REQUESTED IN THIS PROGRAM

4,400 .. AUTHORIZATION INCLUDED IN FOLLOWING PROGRAM

2,162 1. PLANNED IN NEXT THREE PROGRAM YEARS

23,003 REMAINING DEFICIENCY

38,541 h. GRAND TOTAL

140.708 8 PROJECTS REQUESTED IN THIS PROGRAM: CATEGORY CODE PROJECT TITLE

SCOPE

START COMPLETE 111-115 Upgrade Overruns

33,300 SY 2,000 Aug 81 610-711 Data Processing Facility 8,080 SF 1,400 Jul 81 May 82 911-146 Land Fee Purchase

19 AC 1,000 Sep 81 May 82 Subtotal-Major Construction

4,400 Subtotal-Minor Construction

(Specified) Total

4,400 9. Future Projects: (a) Included in Following Program (FY 84): 217-712 Add to Avionics Shop

3,000 SF

624 740-316 Add to Recreation Center 3,277 SF 607 740-675 Library

8,000 SF

931 Total

2,162 (b) Typical Planned Next Three Years: 442-758 Base Supply Complex

193,000 SF 13,082 721-312 Unaccompanied Enlisted

408 PN 8,621 Personnel Housing 10. Mission or Major Functions: Supports a Tactical Airlift Wing, a Mobile Aerial Port Squadron, and a Medical Evacuation Squadron. The base primary pission is support of an Army Airborne Division at adjacent Fort Bragg.