DCN: 8385 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD …/67531/metadc23349/m2/1/high... · date of next update: nia 5. methodology: ... 01 750 01 750 0 1 750 06742 06742 pueblo chem depot pueblo chem

MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD

SUBJECT: COBRA Data Certification

1. FACTORS: Installation Static Factor # 18 - Base Operating Support (BOS) Non- Payroll Budget

2. DESCRIPTION: The base operations budget for the base at the beginning of the scenario, not including military or civilian payroll costs.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE: See Static Data Table

4. DATA SOURCE: Data Call #2 Question #811.

a. DATE LAST UPDATED: NIA

b. DATE OF NEXT UPDATE: NIA

5. METHODOLOGY: Data Call Question #811 asked for the BOS expenditures for FYO1, FY02, and FY03. We then inflated the values to FY05 using the COBRA Inflation Assumptions for BRAC 2005 and found the average.

6. I certify that the information supplied is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.

MAJ, AR ORSA Analyst

DCN: 8385

Sum of BOS INSW

06035

FY FYO? FY02 FY03 Grand Total

1 1 542 29468 40290 81 300 Average 28753.42 52009.54 34814.22

0 40464.02 32596.29 41598.07 t 3402.69 20736.03 17938 3

53561.47 1208.53

1 1022.32 57216.21 5483.028

0 6262.149 1'0507.24 21333.17 081 88.1 3 gsO71.84 92138 8

181W 5 2879 1.55 8239.26

35159.81 15729.85 7760.964 8058.335 2454.266 24800.98 43883.55 10175.61 70901.33 50052.79 1943.468 66973.78 139029.9 19615.39 39416.73 28137.13 7353.853

0 46353.61 8126.681 11471.99 53554.98 4991W;22 93444.08



1. FACTORS: Installation Static Factor # 19 - Base Operating Support (BOS) Payroll Budget

2. DESCRIPTION: This is the portion of the total BOS budget for the base that goes toward payroll.


4. DATA SOURCE: Data Call #2 Question #811.

a. DATE LAST UPDATED: N/A

b. DATE OF NEXT UPDATE: N/A

5. METHODOLOGY: Data Call Question #811 asked the number of personnel involved in BOS by officer, enlisted, and civilian. We took those numbers and multiplied them by the respective average salaries to find the BOS payroll budget for each installation for FYO1, FY02, and FY03. We then inflated the values to FY05 using the COBRA Inflation Assumptions for BRAC 2005 and found the average.


A & f A A u DAVID A. SMITH


INS CO Installatinn W EOS O E C Total 105885.3

115521 1 10288.5 10694.98 10694.98 10694.98 35667.69 35908.93

37231.4 44754.4

44995.64 40090.43 20663.34 20255.32 16799.53 6593.898 3940.256 3940.256

1 7092.2 1701 1.78 16690.13

0 0 0

#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! 29190.06 25088.98 13348.62 19436.86 19838.93 191 95.62 1 1624.09 1 1704.5 1 1786.9

48083 FORT BLISS FY03 1 31363.41 381 2081 605 37099 FORT BRAGG WOl 1 75578.61 3312691 1513

13356 FORT GORDON FY02 102887.5 45 151 421 13355 FORT GORDON FY03 85812.3 45 152. 414 02347 FORT GREELY FYO1 NIA .NIA NIA NIA 02347 FORT EREELY FY02 NIA NIA NIA NIA 02347 FORT GREELY FY03 NIA NIA NIA NIA

4 7 5 7 9 1 ~ 1 1 ~ ~ AAP IFYO2 1 7642.31 1 - . . . - . .

25860 25861) 25880 1861 1

. . - -

FY03 F Y O 1 M02 FY03

47579 37841 37844 37841

1861 1 18611 06419

MILAN AAP MILITARY OCEAN TML SUNNY POINT MILITARY OCEAN TFRL SUNNY POINT MILITARY OCEAN TMt SUNNY POINT MISSfSSIPP1 AAP M1SSlSSIPPI AAP MISSISSIPPI AAP NEWPORT CHEM DEPOT

064 19 06419

. -

7280.1 4847 5145 7550

NEWPORT CHEM DEPOT NEWPORT CHEM DEPOT NTC AND FORT IRWIN CA

34693 34693

05698 PINE BLUFF ARSENAL 1 ~ 0 3 1 20522.9731 2 06305 PRES t Dl0 OF MONTEREY IWOI 1 23826.71 13

1 4 4 5

FYO1 FY02 M03 FYOl

. . . . - . - . . . . . . . . . . . - . .

NTC AND FORTIRWI N CA NTC AND FORT IRWIN CA PICATI NNY ARSENAL [ F Y O l 1 306701 2 PiCATIMNY ARSENAL IFYO2 1 327581 2

34693 05698 05698

fY02 FY03 FYQ 1

NIA NIA NIA

6011

. . - - . .

, n o 2 1 50167.5 W03 1 52215.3

L

06305 06305

NIA NIA NIA 0

7352 6716

47738.7 - -

33 33

PICATINNY ARSENAL PINE BLUFF ARSENAL PINE BLUFF ARSENAL

PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY TFYOZ 1 23902.41 13 PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY IFYO3 1 1967.31 0

PUEBLO CHEM DEPOT WO1 4828.8 7

0 0 33

08728 08728 5 1 724 5 1 724 5 1 724 48733 48733 48733

W03 FYOl WO2

01 750 01 750 0 1 750 06742 06742

PUEBLO CHEM DEPOT PUEBLO CHEM DEPOT RADFORD M P RADFORD AAP

44125 17008.969 2B7 .558

. -

L

2 3 2

FYOZ FY03 PI01 W02 .. ..

1776.158 25745.5 25538.8 22816.8

RADFORD AAP .

RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT REDSTONE ARSENAL REDSTONE ARSENAL REDSTONE ARSENAL RIVERBANK M P RIVERBANK AAP

0 5 3 3

W03 . .FYOI 'FY02 FY03

3875.8 6699.4

300 1766.158

WOI FYO2 FY03 M 0 1 !=YO2

1 I 0 0

43822 46191 55983

1152 1002

6 5 5 0 0



1. FACTORS: Installation Static Factor - Family Housing Budget

2. DESCRIPTION: The total family housing budget for the base at the beginning of the scenario.


4. DATA SOURCE: RPLANS and DoD Facilities Pricing Guide.

a. DATE LAST UPDATED: September 2003


5. METHODOLOGY: For each installation we determined the total amount of family housing in square feet using RPLANS. We then used the Facilities Pricing Guide (FPG) to determine the sustainment cost factor (SCF) for family housing. Using the sustainment equation found in the FPG, the SCF and the installation area cost factor, we found the family housing sustainment budget for each installation.

6 . I certify that the information supplied is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.


l NST Base NAME Code ----------

01035 ANNISTON 01750 REDSTONE 01767 RUCKER 02347 GREELY 02736 RICHARDSON 02955 WAINWRIGHT 04289 HUACHUCA 04991 YUMA 05698 PINE BLUFF 06305 PRESIDIO 06419 IOWA AAP 06742 RIVERBANK 06821 SIERRA 08135 CARSON 08728 PUEBLO 11564 MCNAIR 1 1933 WALTER REE 13048 GILLEM 13049 MCPHERSON 13077 BENNING 13355 GORDON 13834 STEWART 15776 SCHOFIELD 15788 SHAFTER 15884 TOOELE 17765 ROCK ISLAN 18174 CRANE 1861 7 NEWPORT 19422 HUNTER AAF 20450 JACKSON 20491 LEAVENWORT 20736 RILEY 21081 BLUE GRASS 21 128 CAMPBELL 21478 KNOX 22543 LOUISIANA 22722 POLK 24004 ABERDEEN 2401 4 ADELPHI LB

F AC F AC DESCRIPTION

------ .................................................. 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 ~ i m i l y Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling

PERM ASSETS

UM (000) -- ------ --- SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

Family Housing Budget

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24226 DETRICK 24577 MEADE 25526 SSC 25860 MlSSlSSlPP 26221 DETROIT AR 26837 SELFRIDGE 29496 LAKE CITY 29977 LEONARD WD 34207 DIX 34558 MONMOUTH 34693 PICATINNY 35970 WHITE SAND 36216 DRUM 36352 HAMILTON 36939 WATERVLI ET 36953 WEST POINT 37099 BRAGG 37841 STORY 39462 LIMA TANK 40549 MCALESTER 40801 SILL 41899 UMATILLA 421 16 CARLISLE 42461 LElTERKENN 42624 KELLY SPT 42783 SCRANTON 42877 SUNNY POlN 45404 IRWIN 47408 HOLSTON 47579 MILAN AAP 48083 BLISS 48186 CORPUS CHR 48396 HOOD 48399 SAM HOUSTO 48513 LONE STAR 48733 RED RIVER 491 73 DESERET 49192 DUGWAY 49878 TOBYHANNA 51062 BELVOIR 51287 EUSTIS 51389 AP HILL 51484 LEE 51585 MONROE

71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling

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51602 MYER 51 724 RADFORD 53456 LEWIS 55533 MCCOY

3235L HAWTHORNE RQ137 BUCHANAN

71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling 71 10 Family Housing Dwelling

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1. FACTORS:

a. Installation Standard Factor #1 - Total Authorized Officers

b. Installation Standard Factor #2 - Total Authorized Enlisted

c . Installation Standard Factor #3 - Total Authorized Civilians

d. Installation Standard Factor #4 - Total Authorized Students

e. Installation Standard Factor #24 - Programmed Installation Population Changes

2. DESCRIPTION:

a. The total number of officers, including warrant officers, authorized at a base at the beginning of the scenario.

b. The total number of enlisted personnel authorized at the base at the beginning of the scenario.

c. The total number of civilian government employees (not contractors) authorized at the base at the beginning of the scenario.

d. The total number of students authorized at the base at the beginning of the scenario.

e. The total number of authorized position changes programmed to take place each year outside of BRAC.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE: See Data Sheet

4. DATA SOURCE: Army Stationing and Installation Plan (ASIP)

a. DATE LAST UPDATED: September 2003


5. METHODOLOGY: N/A


Up- DAVID . SMITH


PICATINNY 34693 WHITE SAND 35970 DRUM 36216 HAMILTON 36352 WATERVLlEl 36939 WEST POINT 36953 BRAGG 37099 SUNNY POlN 37841 LIMA TANK P 39462 MCALESTER 40549 SILL 40801 UMATILLA DE 41899 CARLISLE 421 16 LETTERKENt 42461 KELLY SPT C 42624 SCRANTON 1 42783 TOBYHANNA 42877 JACKSON 45404 HOLSTON AC 47408 MILAN AAP 47579 BLISS 48083 CORPUS CHI 48186 HOOD 48396 SAM HOUSTC 48399 LONE STAR / 48513 RED RIVER 48733 DESERET DE 49173 DUGWAY 49191 TOOELE 49878 BELVOIR 51062 EUSTIS 51281 AP HILL 51389 LEE 51484 MONROE 51585 MYER 51602 RADFORD M 51724 LEWIS 53456 MCCOY 55533 PEO STRICO 1267M HAWTHORNI 3235L ARL - NC 3721K HOFFMAN LE 5101 K ATEC LEASE 5lOlM CRYSTAL C115102N ROSSLYN LE 5lOLl BALSTON LE 5lOL2 JAG AGENC'I 5IOL3 JAG SCHOOL 51 15L BAILEY'S CRI 51 28L BUCHANAN RQ137

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1. FACTORS: Installation Static Factor #14 - Freight Cost

2. DESCRIPTION: The average cost of freight data coming into a base.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE:

a. CONUS - 0.329 dollars per ton-mile

b. Alaska - 0.347 dollars per ton-mile

c. Hawaii - 0.35 dollars per ton-mile

4. DATA SOURCE: US Army Cost and Factors Handbook

a. DATE LAST UPDATED: October 2002

b. DATE OF NEXT UPDATE: NIA

5. METHODOLOGY: N/A



Report Name: Line HaullRail Rates

Data Date: 1011 12002 LOCATION RAIL-

ALASKA CARIBBEAN CIS CONUS EUROPE PACIFIC PERSIAN GULF WEST AFRICA

.RATE HIGHWAY-RT BUS-RATE 0.208 0.347 0.02 0.208 0.347 0.02 0.208 0.347 0.02 0.13 0.329 0.02 0.118 0.456 0.02 0.208 0.35 0.02 0.208 0.347 0.02 0.208 0.347 0.02



1. FACTOR: Standard Factor #38 - Material Per Assigned Person

2. DESCRIPTION: The average weight of material per person assigned, other than mission equipment.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE: 7 1 0 lbslperson

4. DATA SOURCE: See attached report.

5. METHODOLOGY: NIA



Description Current Amount

Validated Amount

DATA SOURCB: McClellan Air Force Base Study, 1988

UNIT OF m t Pounds

~ 0 D O ~ ~ Use average weight computed in the etudy.

RI(VIIIW RBSULTS: We traced the weight of administrative material for each employee to the HcClellan Air Force Base Study. The etudy looked at moving a large activity to the other side of the base. The study found that each pereon ehipped about 710 pounds of professional material during the move. Items of professional material included desks, filee, chaire, pereonal computer equipment, official items and technical material.

10 . r M s t e r i n l per nuniyr~et l perfion ( l b e ) 710 lbe I Hrr:lnl inn hFn C l o ~ t ~ r e Sl.urly, 1980, H r Terry ~ l e n f b lUr**r.

1lSN; G J 3 - 2 2 2 5 77f?f9 )

InLentlecl to cnltt.tlrn o f l i c e typn l ~ l r n l Lure to be nhlpped . Ca1ctilnl.ed ns f o l l o w s ! ~ e s k 1 2 5

F i l e 100 (:tin 1 ra 6 0 PPI-R. ( o C f i . c j a 1 ) items 100 Personn 1 C o m p t ~ L s r 25 (not everyone

Technical Materfal 4 Total



1. FACTOR: Standard Factor #26 - Program Management Factor

2. DESCRIPTION: This is the coefficient that the base operations budget (payroll and non-payroll) is multiplied by to calculate the costs of administrative support for movements of personnel and equipment.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE: 0.10

4. DATA SOURCE: COBRA '95

5. METHODOLOGY: We tried to develop a new value for this factor, but were unable to find any budget data on program management costs. Therefore, since this value was not disputed in previous BRAC rounds, the JPAT decided to retain the factor used in 1995.





1. FACTORS: Installation Static Factor #5 - Percent Accompanied Military not receiving BAH

2. DESCRIPTION: The percent of assigned military families that live in government housing and do not draw BAH.

3. CERTIFIED VALUE: See database fields

4. DATA SOURCE:

a. Data Call #1 Question 16 - Number of family housing quarters occupied.

b. Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) - Active Army Bah Population by MHA.

c. Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Privatization and Partnership - Army Housing Privatization List

5. METHODOLOGY: For all installations on the housing privatization list through 2005, this factor is 0, because under privatization, all soldiers receive BAH and then use it to pay the contractor. For those installations not under privatization we found the total number of active Army Soldiers who receive BAH within the installation's MHA and summed it with the total number of quarters occupied at each installation. We then took this value and divided it into the number of quarters occupied, giving us the percentage of accompanied soldiers who do not receive BAH.



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ACTIVE ARMY BAH POPULATION BY MHA

ltoll t021 t031 tM I t081t0g10011002100310M100S10061OO~O08100g10101~lWMI4 GRADE

Base Name ANNISTON REDSTONE RUCKER GREELY RICHARDSON WAINWRIGHT HUACHUCA YUMA PINE BLUFF POM IRWIN RIVERBANK AAP SIERRA CARSON PUEBLO DEPOT MCNAIR WALTER REED GILLEM MCPHERSON BENNING GORDON STEWART SCHOFIELD SHAFTER TRIPLER AMC ROCK ISLAND CRANE AAP NEWPORT DEPOT IOWA AAP KANSAS AAP LEAVENWORTH RILEY BLUE GRASS CAMPBELL KNOX

Total 2005 Total 2005 INSNO Officers Enlisted

01 035 16 239 01750 310 633 01767 1156 2088 02347 1 7 02736 256 2624 02955 590 4361 04289 659 3790 04991 16 142 05698 22 291 06305 126 502 0641 9 1405 9359 06742 0 0 0682 1 3 0 081 35 1658 12722 08728 6 161 11564 203 366 11933 1468 1850 13048 447 1521 13049 1451 1308 13077 1407 10788 13355 1282 6637 13834 2027 17134 15776 1633 14395 15788 940 2614 15884 626 647 17755 138 171 1 81 74 5 79 1861 1 7 203 19422 2 0 20450 0 0 20491 1299 1780 20736 1073 9166 21081 14 252 21128 3002 20781 2 1478 1181 6423

Officer Total BAH($IMo) 255 789 ALOOl 943 933 AL003

3244 906 AL002 8 1492 AK405

2880 1775 AK404 4951 1492 AK405 4449 1064 AZ014

158 1104 AZ016 313 884 AROl 1 628 1882 CA038

10764 1059 CA028 0 1439 CA035 3 1119 22640

14380 1 166 COO46 167 1166 COO46 569 2006 DC053

331 8 2006 DC053 1968 1385 GA071 2759 1385 GA071

12195 1152 GA075 7919 1019 GA073

19161 974 GA080 16028 2089 HI408 3554 2089 HI408 1273 2089 HI408 309 927 IL089 84 1002 IN399

210 903 22570 2 1039 IA082 0 872 22560

3079 1111 KS102 10239 871 KSl 00

266 941 KY107 23783 775 KY106 7604 81 1 KY110

BAH Housing Population Population

1313 1 689 262

2544 1410 1313 0 826 1113

1313 1251 2278 1578

38 163 15 3 1

328 1457 38 201 1 84 0

122 20 12124 1823 12124 8 13821 29 13821 150 2335 0 2335 104 6783 3379 441 2 858 6783 2366 6783 41 99 6783 2591 6783 2591

80 56 28 0

333 0 75 1

333 0 1267 1412 4248 5991

45 1 1267 3986 2156 2664

LOUISIANA AAP POLK ABERDEEN ADELPHI DETRICK MEADE SOLDIER SYSTEMS CE MISSISSIPPI AAP DETROIVSELFRIDGE SELFRIDGE LAKE CITY AAP ARPERCEN ST LOUIS LEONARD WOOD DIX MONMOUTH PICATINNY WHITE SANDS DRUM HAMILTON WATERVLIET ARSENA WEST POINT BRAGG SUNNY POINT LIMA TANK PLANT MCALESTER SILL UMATILLA DEPOT CARLISLE LETTERKENNY KELLY SPT CTR SCRANTON AAP TOBYHANNA JACKSON HOLSTON AAP MILAN AAP BLISS CORPUS CHRIST1 AD

HOOD 48396 SAM HOUSTON 48399 LONE STAR AAP 4851 3 RED RIVER 48733 DESERETDEPOT 49173 DUGWAY 49191 TOOELE 49878 BELVOIR 51 062 EUSTIS 51281 AP HILL 51 389 LEE 51484 MONROE 51 585 MYER 51602 RADFORD AAP 51724 LEWIS 53456 MCCOY 55533 PEO STRICOM 1267M HAWTHORNE DEPOT 3235L ARL - NC 3721 K HOFFMAN LEASE 51 01 K ATEC LEASE 5101M CRYSTAL CITY LEASE 5102N ROSSLYN LEASE 510L1 BALSTON LEASE 510L2 JAG AGENCY 51 OL3 JAG SCHOOL 5115L BAILEY'S CROSSROAC 5128L BUCHANAN RQ137

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DCN: 8385 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD …/67531/metadc23349/m2/1/high... · date of next update: nia 5. methodology: ... 01 750 01 750 0 1 750 06742 06742 pueblo chem depot pueblo chem