Army Kwajalein Atoll

Provides for the operation of dining facilities including contract employees, food service supplies, and equipment life-cycle replacement.

Provides for Government-owned Unaccompanied Housing including appropriated funded Army lodging, lifecycle replacement furnishings, and other associated costs. Includes Manpower purchase, control, moving, management and handling of lifecycle replacement and repair for all unaccompanied housing furnishings. Includes all costs of authorized replacement furnishings in existing inventory.

Funding transferred in accordance with Title 15 USC §638.

This effort provides manpower necessary to achieve, evaluate, and sustain compliance with appropriate Federal, State, and local environmental laws, Executive Orders, DoD Directives, regulations, and overseas country-specific Final Governing Standards, in order to protect human health and safety and reduce total cost to the Army through environmental compliance, conservation, and pollution prevention. Enables installations to comply with legal environmental mandates and critical stewardship responsibilities that impact management and modernization of installations, while sustaining natural and cultural resources in a manner that provides continued access and long-term use of training lands to support the Army's installation missions..

This effort provides the preventive maintenance and repair necessary to sustain Kwajalein facilities and utilities in order to prevent further deterioration. Funds facilities and utilities at minimum acceptable levels to mitigate risk of catastrophic failures. Includes regularly scheduled adjustments and inspections, preventive maintenance tasks, and emergency response and service calls for minor repairs. Also includes costs of major repairs or replacement of facility components that are expected to occur periodically throughout the expected service life. This work includes: regular roof replacement; refinishing wall surfaces; repairing and replacing electrical, plumbing, and cooling systems; replacing tile and carpeting; and similar types of work. Sustainment, however, is not intended to keep facilities adequately functioning beyond their expected service lives.

Provides Resources Operations and Maintenance for Army Airfield and Aviation Fleet. Provides manpower, equipment acquisition, sustainment and maintenance in support of airfield operations, airfield management, aircraft services, air traffic services (ATS), air transport, airspace management and control, and air traffic control equipment maintenance. Includes airfield specific equipment, safety requirements, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) support, and airfield obstruction surveys. AAF/AHP functions support Department of Defense (DoD) priorities for Army and joint force capabilities and inter-agency, intra-agency and multinational operations to meet current and future full spectrum requirements. Funds AAF/AHP functions at the necessary state of readiness to support missions across eleven islands (two fixed wing/six rotator wing) in addition to international aircraft traffic and reduces risk of major accidents/incidents.

Provides programs that prevent family violence/fatalities through family advocacy programs and counseling; provide specialized assistance to provide prevention, education and family sustainment for military and civilian personnel and their families; and also provide critical financial, employment and relocation education and training to Soldiers, civilians, and their Families.

Provides child care, youth, and school services (CYSS) programs for children and youth. Provides child and youth spaces required to meet Army's child care and youth participation demand goals. Resources the following programs: 1) Child Development Centers; 2) Family Child Care; 3) School Age Care; 4) Youth Programs; 5) Youth Sports & Fitness; 6) School Support Services. Resources staffing levels necessary to minimize risk of child abuse, and the oversight to achieve and maintain DoD Certification (State licensing equivalent) and National Accreditation per statutory requirement and DoD policy.

Provides (1) Facility Management and Administration and (2) Installation Engineering Services. Facility Management includes public works management costs, contract management, material procurement, facility data management; to include, Geographic Information System (GIS) and Sustainment Management Systems (SMS) suite implementation/inspections, furnishings management costs, and real property and real estate management. Installation Engineering Services includes facility engineer service contracts, annual inspection of facilities, master planning, overhead of planning and design, and overhead of construction management and non-Sustainment and Restoration Modernization (SRM) service calls. Excludes: vehicle maintenance, in-house shop and contracted personnel who routinely perform facility sustainment activities; and design engineers or project managers or construction inspectors who manage and oversee facility sustainment and construction projects.

Provides the development and delivery of Soldier Programs, Community Recreation, and Direct Common Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) Support Services that sustain the Total Army, in accordance with (IAW) the Army Campaign Plan and the Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA)'s Strategic Priorities. Programs funded include sports, fitness and aquatics, recreation centers, libraries, outdoor recreation, skill development, bowling (16 lanes or less); Direct Common FMWR Support Services (essential command and control and risk management programs for property, funds and personnel); and as designated by Congress, Category C FMWR activities at remote and isolated sites. These programs resource readiness and resiliency and build upon physical, emotional, social and psychological coping skills; funds opportunities for Soldiers, civilians and Families to foster self-reliance, morale and a sense of belonging by offering positive discretionary time choices, mitigating aberrant behaviors through individual skill development and team participation.

Provides for fire and emergency services for the installation, including preparation for and response and mitigation of aircraft and structural firefighting and rescue, technical rescue, Hazardous Materials and Weapons of mass destruction/Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) responses, and out of control wildfire mitigation in an all-hazard response environment.

Provides Directorate of Resource Management (DRM) and DRM base support for Army tenants resident on or receiving support from the Army installation. Functions of the DRM include program, budget, manpower, documentation, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)/Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)/Support Agreement management, finance and accounting.

Provides utility services - production and distribution of utilities including expenses for electricity, steam, hot water, fuels and other utilities, and operation of electrical, air conditioning, refrigeration, water distribution, and wastewater collection and treatment plants and systems.

Provides manpower and funding necessary to achieve, evaluate, and sustain compliance with appropriate Compact of Free Association, national, and USAKA Environmental Standards, Executive Orders, DoD Directives, regulations, and overseas country-specific. Final Governing Standards, in order to protect human health and safety and reduce total cost to the Army through environmental compliance, conservation, and pollution prevention. Enables installations to comply with legal environmental mandates and critical stewardship responsibilities that impact management and modernization of installations, while sustaining natural and cultural resources in a manner that provides continued access and long-term use of training lands to support the Army's installation missions. Also includes costs associated with Range Military Construction (MILCON) to address one-time mitigation actions.

The Contractor shall provide non-personnel IT support to the 30th Signal Battalion NEC on Kwajalein Atoll. The NEC's IT environment includes any hardware, software, application, tool, system, or network used by the Government, whether developed, leased, or commercially purchased. Although this is a level of effort service contract, there are currently 74 contractors supporting this capability at Kwajalein. The contract covers supply and small equipment replacement that are needed to perform C4IM services.

Funds the Army Antiterrorism program, a defensive program to protect against Terrorism. Supports the following: Antiterrorism installation and mission requirements: Combatant Commands (COCOM) Antiterrorism requirements (Army as Executive Agent (EA)), Antiterrorism Program Management, Antiterrorism Training and Awareness efforts (Area of Responsibility (AOR) specific, Level I Antiterrorism Awareness Training, Level II Antiterrorism Officers Training, Level III Pre-command training, and Level IV Antiterrorism Executive Seminar), protection of High Risk Personnel (HRP) to include support requirements (equipment), execution of Antiterrorism Assessments (Terrorism Vulnerability Assessments, Special Event Assessments, Pre-deployment Vulnerability Assessments, and Comprehensive Antiterrorism Reviews) designed to identify and fix protection vulnerabilities that will protect personnel and facilities from terrorist acts, intelligence support to Army Antiterrorism, conduct annual Antiterrorism Exercises designed to execute Antiterrorism plans, and the implementation of the Random Antiterrorism Measures Program (RAMP) and the Force Protection Condition (FPCON) system.

Funding transferred in accordance with Title 15 USC §638.

Funds Army Command security activities supporting: Information Security, Personnel Security, Industrial Security, Communications Security (COMSEC) Policy, Security Education, Training and Awareness (SETA), Special Access Program (SAP) Security, Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Security, Foreign Disclosure, and Technology Protection.

Provides resources for physical security programs and equipment to support Army installations and facilities requirements. Procures, installs, maintains and/or leases physical security equipment to include, but not limited to barriers; blast mitigation devices; communication systems; explosive detection devices; intrusion detection systems and devices; sensors; site improvements; management/planning; and security forces and technicians. Funds contract security guards including military working dog management and equipping the installation with explosive and drug detection dog capabilities.

Provides a human resource specialist responsible for providing all aspects of human resource management, administrative, and counsel to the Garrison Staff.

Funding transferred in accordance with Title 15 USC §638.

Provides facility restoration for facilities not specifically aligned to specified Facility Investment Strategy focus areas. Funds facilities quality improvement required to achieve elimination of Q4/Q3 Installation Status Report (ISR) rated facilities. In addition to major renovation costs, facility costs include project tails in accordance with AR 420-1 for: National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance.

Provides for a K-12 school system, medical/dental services, and Base Support Contract overhead fees. Additionally, supports offices of the Commander, Staff Judge Advocate (SJA), Chaplain, Public Affairs (PA), and Safety Office. Supports civilian pay and benefits, training, duty travel, Permanent Change of Station (PCS) costs, equipment, and contractual services for installation command and management activities. Kwajalein Medical/Dental services provide family practice and emergency services at Kwajalein (2-5 days for MEDEVAC support to Honolulu), a secondary clinic on Roi-Namur, and a dental clinic. Support includes but is not limited to medical lab and imaging services, pharmacy services, basic dental services, and all medical functions including inspections of medical facilities.

Provides for municipal services including grounds maintenance, custodial, pest management, solid waste or refuse handling operations, pavement clearance.

Provide for automotive, Marine vessel, Construction, General Equipment, and Armament Maintenance. Also provides Field and Sustainment level maintenance services to Army activities in accordance with AR 750-1; provides maintenance technical assistance to supported units and activities, and provides material maintenance on base operations support equipment.

Civilian Pay

ISSA with Garrison to provide all services that would normally be provided by the home station and other services specific to Kwajalein.

Provides Law Enforcement (LE) activities/services for the protection of people and property, enforcement of laws, and maintenance of order. This effort covers, but is not limited to: all personnel and operating costs associated with LE operations, salaries, overtime, benefits, material and supplies, equipment, vehicles, training and management for LE response forces (Department of the Army Civilian Police (DACP) and military police (MP)). Funds the conduct of motor vehicle traffic supervision, and liaison with civilian LE agencies. Funds LE work load derived from historical responses to calls for service (i.e. Crimes against Persons, Drug Crimes, Traffic Crimes, Absent Without Leave (AWOL), Sex Crimes, and Crimes against Property, Environmental Violations, Fraud Crimes, Alarm Response and Public Service Calls), investigation of non-felony level offenses, preparation and distribution of MP reports and related documents, and collection and analyses of crime statistics.

Funding transferred in accordance with Title 15 USC §638.

Provides the operation of installation transportation offices, transportation motor pools, and cost of rolling stock; also includes movement of privately-owned household goods of military personnel (and civilian personnel in overseas areas) in connection with assignment, reassignment, or termination of government-furnished family housing.

Provides supply operations which support: ammunition supply point services, bulk petroleum operations, marine and aviation assets, Army tenants, operation of a central receiving point and/or Installation Supply Support Activity (SSA) for goods delivered to the installation, management of non-deployable installation property, and receipt, storage, issue, reutilization and tracking of hazardous materials.