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NOMENCLATURE
– National / International Classification Systems /Data Architectures
- CSI MasterFormat – North America
- OMNICLASS-North America (Note:OMINCLASS incorporates MasterFormat and UNIFORMAT)
- 4-24-17-KD.pdf https://www.4bt.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/2018_Classification-system-comparison.pdf
- Uniformat Templat
- NATSPEC-Australia
- Masterspec-New Zealand
- DBK-Denmark
- Talo 90-Finland
- Elementenmethode-Netherlands
- CoClass-Sweden
- UNSPC-International
- Uniclass-Europe
Public Datasets End Use Load Profiles for the U.S. Building Stock
Technical Report https://4bt.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/ENERGY-REPORT.pdf
FY2022 Plant Replacement Value (PRV) Unit Cost (PUC) Supporting Documentation | |||||||||||
Notes: PRV Unit Costs (PUC) are not size adjusted. If available, reference size from source pricing guide is republished for end-user calculation. | |||||||||||
PUC replaced the acronym RUC (Replacement Unit Cost) in FY2020. Source is the revised UFC 3-701-01, 23 May 2018, with Change 5, 03 February 2020, Section 3-2. | |||||||||||
PUCs are calculated or adjusted to 1 October 2021. | |||||||||||
PUC inflation is calculated using UFC 3-701-01, 17 March 2022, Table 4-2. | |||||||||||
FAC | 1111 | Fixed-Wing Runway, Surfaced (Heavy) | Design Size | 333,333 | UM = | SY | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 1,227,603 | SY | $0.00 | $902,433.13 | $561,510.55 | $770,233.20 | $1,463,943.68 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 166,847 | CY | $12,335,236.61 | $3,234,952.88 | $1,101,137.91 | $9,753,970.96 | $16,671,327.41 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 340,561 | CY | $17,193,419.66 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $10,524,956.00 | $17,193,419.66 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 333,334 | SY | $1,026,827.41 | $260,354.83 | $114,351.23 | $821,620.69 | $1,401,533.48 | SY | ||
G2060010102 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 13″ – 27″ | 333,334 | SY | $7,153,564.31 | $17,030,268.98 | $5,118,579.07 | $15,561,173.00 | $29,302,412.36 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 333,334 | SY | $0.00 | $2,940,478.10 | $2,368,704.15 | $2,839,719.97 | $5,309,182.24 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 166,665 | CY | $33,571,148.94 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $20,550,588.14 | $33,571,148.94 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 166,665 | CY | $0.00 | $225,893.39 | $332,159.12 | $310,092.14 | $558,052.52 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 10″ | 143,334 | LF | $370,400.45 | $1,112,943.28 | $0.00 | $752,735.56 | $1,483,343.73 | LF | ||
G2060030702 | Contraction Joint, 10″ | 140,000 | LF | $361,784.80 | $1,087,055.82 | $0.00 | $735,226.67 | $1,448,840.62 | LF | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 10″ | 33,333 | LF | $108,386.04 | $835,422.68 | $0.00 | $461,182.69 | $943,808.72 | LF | ||
G2060052740 | Reflective White Paint | 89,310 | LF | $151,314.53 | $45,136.71 | $21,884.33 | $127,356.06 | $218,335.57 | LF | ||
G2060052741 | Reflective Yellow Paint | 60,000 | LF | $101,655.71 | $30,323.62 | $14,702.27 | $85,560.00 | $146,681.60 | LF | ||
G2060052742 | Non-Reflective Yellow Paint | 100,800 | LF | $81,078.13 | $74,099.90 | $18,113.20 | $95,740.80 | $173,291.23 | LF | ||
G2060052743 | Non-Reflective Black Paint | 34,026 | LF | $27,368.70 | $25,013.13 | $6,114.28 | $32,318.22 | $58,496.10 | LF | ||
Heavy Total | $63,422,474.10 | $109,943,817.86 | Total | ||||||||
Heavy PUC | $ 329.83 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1111 | Fixed-Wing Runway, Surfaced (Medium) | Design Size | 222,222 | UM = | SY | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 927,674 | SY | $0.00 | $683,153.49 | $425,070.71 | $582,049.03 | $1,108,224.20 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 111,231 | CY | $8,237,990.94 | $2,160,437.89 | $735,386.31 | $6,502,634.84 | $11,133,815.15 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 257,355 | CY | $13,015,633.34 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $7,953,484.49 | $13,015,633.34 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 222,222 | SY | $685,757.89 | $173,875.74 | $76,368.49 | $547,745.48 | $936,002.12 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 4″ – 12″ | 177,778 | SY | $2,304,151.68 | $4,778,525.27 | $896,058.99 | $4,209,986.21 | $7,978,735.94 | SY | ||
G2060010102 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 13″ – 27″ | 44,444 | SY | $955,480.72 | $2,274,683.36 | $683,673.68 | $2,074,798.30 | $3,913,837.76 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 222,222 | SY | $0.00 | $1,963,773.09 | $1,581,918.76 | $1,893,140.96 | $3,545,691.85 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 74,999 | CY | $15,133,586.28 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $9,247,705.48 | $15,133,586.28 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 74,999 | CY | $0.00 | $101,830.81 | $149,734.49 | $139,540.57 | $251,565.29 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 10″ | 95,555 | LF | $247,368.11 | $743,267.66 | $0.00 | $501,820.87 | $990,635.77 | LF | ||
G2060030702 | Contraction Joint, 10″ | 104,444 | LF | $270,379.10 | $812,408.84 | $0.00 | $548,501.89 | $1,082,787.93 | LF | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 10″ | 22,222 | LF | $72,385.55 | $557,936.57 | $0.00 | $307,457.89 | $630,322.13 | LF | ||
G2060052740 | Reflective White Paint | 89,310 | LF | $151,581.62 | $45,216.38 | $21,922.96 | $127,356.06 | $218,720.96 | LF | ||
G2060052741 | Reflective Yellow Paint | 60,000 | LF | $101,835.15 | $30,377.15 | $14,728.22 | $85,560.00 | $146,940.52 | LF | ||
G2060052742 | Non-Reflective Yellow Paint | 100,800 | LF | $81,221.25 | $74,230.70 | $18,145.17 | $95,740.80 | $173,597.11 | LF | ||
G2060052743 | Non-Reflective Black Paint | 34,026 | LF | $27,417.00 | $25,057.28 | $6,125.08 | $32,318.22 | $58,599.36 | LF | ||
Medium Total | $34,849,841.09 | $60,318,695.70 | Total | ||||||||
Medium PUC | $ 271.43 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1111 | Fixed-Wing Runway, Surfaced (Light) | Design Size | 166,667 | UM = | SY | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 360,957 | SY | $0.00 | $265,814.57 | $165,394.73 | $226,474.90 | $431,209.31 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 83,423 | CY | $6,178,474.69 | $1,620,323.56 | $551,538.08 | $4,876,961.51 | $8,350,336.34 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 100,137 | CY | $5,064,374.43 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $3,094,695.62 | $5,064,374.43 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 166,666 | SY | $514,316.87 | $130,406.42 | $57,276.20 | $410,807.88 | $701,999.48 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 4″ – 12″ | 166,666 | SY | $2,160,130.86 | $4,479,843.92 | $840,050.89 | $3,946,841.36 | $7,480,025.67 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 166,666 | SY | $0.00 | $1,472,825.40 | $1,186,435.51 | $1,419,851.46 | $2,659,260.91 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 50,462 | CY | $10,182,405.03 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $6,222,179.00 | $10,182,405.03 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 50,462 | CY | $0.00 | $68,515.32 | $100,746.59 | $93,887.76 | $169,261.91 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 10″ | 71,666 | LF | $185,525.52 | $557,449.07 | $0.00 | $376,364.53 | $742,974.60 | LF | ||
G2060030702 | Contraction Joint, 10″ | 83,333 | LF | $215,727.41 | $648,196.75 | $0.00 | $437,633.28 | $863,924.16 | LF | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 10″ | 16,667 | LF | $54,289.00 | $418,451.17 | $0.00 | $230,592.73 | $472,740.18 | LF | ||
G2060052740 | Reflective White Paint | 89,310 | LF | $151,581.62 | $45,216.38 | $21,922.96 | $127,356.06 | $218,720.96 | LF | ||
G2060052741 | Reflective Yellow Paint | 60,000 | LF | $101,835.15 | $30,377.15 | $14,728.22 | $85,560.00 | $146,940.52 | LF | ||
G2060052742 | Non-Reflective Yellow Paint | 100,800 | LF | $81,221.25 | $74,230.70 | $18,145.17 | $95,740.80 | $173,597.11 | LF | ||
G2060052743 | Non-Reflective Black Paint | 34,026 | LF | $27,417.00 | $25,057.28 | $6,125.08 | $32,318.22 | $58,599.36 | LF | ||
Light Total | $21,677,265.11 | $37,716,369.95 | Total | ||||||||
2021 RPAD inventory segregated into airfield type according to UFC 3-260-02. Final PUC is a weighted average of Light, Medium, and Heavy runways based on inventory. PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.06 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Light PUC | $226.30 | SY | ||||||||
RPAD % of Inventory | Light | 71.0% | Light PUC | $226.30 | SY | ||||||
Medium | 14.0% | Medium PUC | $271.43 | SY | |||||||
Heavy | 15.0% | Heavy PUC | $329.83 | SY | |||||||
Weighted PUC | $248.15 | SY | |||||||||
ACF Adjustment | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $234.10 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1112 | Rotary-Wing Landing Area, Surfaced (Concrete) | RPAD Average Size | 1,600 | UM = | SY | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-01, 04 Feb 2019, with Change 1, 05 May 2020; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | ||||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 4,858 | SY | $0.00 | $3,389.02 | $2,225.86 | $2,049.57 | $5,614.88 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 1,192 | CY | $82,916.79 | $21,929.77 | $7,879.32 | $61,458.98 | $112,725.89 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 1,348 | CY | $64,025.31 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $31,778.40 | $64,025.31 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 2,381 | SY | $6,902.25 | $1,764.94 | $818.25 | $6,295.06 | $9,485.45 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 4″ – 12″ | 2,381 | SY | $28,989.46 | $60,630.92 | $12,001.02 | $39,679.07 | $101,621.40 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 2,381 | SY | $0.00 | $19,933.45 | $16,949.49 | $16,880.22 | $36,882.94 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 694 | CY | $131,634.64 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $76,555.73 | $131,634.64 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 694 | CY | $0.00 | $893.26 | $1,386.44 | $1,008.88 | $2,279.71 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 10″ | 1,024 | LF | $2,489.80 | $7,544.60 | $0.00 | $3,626.95 | $10,034.40 | LF | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 10″ | 238 | LF | $728.57 | $5,663.38 | $0.00 | $2,409.03 | $6,391.96 | LF | ||
$241,741.89 | $492,831.20 | EA | |||||||||
PUC | $308.02 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1112 | Rotary-Wing Landing Area, Surfaced (Asphalt) | RPAD Average Size | 4,927 | UM = | SY | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-01, 04 Feb 2019, with Change 1, 05 May 2020; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | ||||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 20,866 | SY | $0.00 | $13,667.74 | $9,083.01 | $12,358.55 | $22,750.75 | SY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 5,789 | CY | $270,136.90 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $136,501.88 | $270,136.90 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 7,821 | SY | $22,269.96 | $5,443.11 | $2,553.37 | $22,235.13 | $30,266.44 | CY | ||
G2010030312 | Asphalt Wearing Course,1 Pass (Line Item Incl 5% Waste) | 1,232 | TON | $153,454.24 | $14,851.32 | $5,189.73 | $96,395.77 | $173,495.29 | SY | ||
$267,491.33 | $496,649.38 | EA | |||||||||
2021 RPAD inventory segregated by construction material. Final RUC is a weighted average based on inventory. PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Asphalt PUC | $100.80 | SY | ||||||||
2021 RPAD % of Inventory: 1,493 assets (421 concrete/130 asphalt) |
Concrete PUC | $308.02 | SY | ||||||||
Concrete | 0.76 | Weighted Concrete PUC |
$234.09 | SY | |||||||
Asphalt | 0.24 | Weighted Asphalt PUC |
$24.19 | SY | |||||||
Weighted PUC | $183.71 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1113 | Runway Overrun Area, Surfaced | UM = | SY | Design Size | 33,333 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 33,333 | SY | $0.00 | $23,214.02 | $15,246.65 | $20,304.56 | $38,460.67 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 11,111 | CY | $771,597.65 | $204,071.58 | $73,322.52 | $613,665.61 | $1,048,991.74 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 11,610 | CY | $550,608.40 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $337,055.09 | $550,608.40 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 33,333 | SY | $96,458.39 | $24,664.90 | $11,434.99 | $77,703.98 | $132,558.27 | SY | ||
G2010030312 | Asphalt Wearing Course,1 Pass (Line Item Including 5% Waste) | 7,286 | TON | $922,428.72 | $93,396.47 | $32,255.25 | $628,550.73 | $1,048,080.45 | TON | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 101.60mm – 304.80mm (4″ – 12″) | 12,133 | SY | $147,463.01 | $308,416.11 | $61,046.51 | $273,401.56 | $516,925.63 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 2,865 | CY | $542,057.89 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $331,820.89 | $542,057.89 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 2,865 | CY | $0.00 | $3,678.62 | $5,709.63 | $5,233.36 | $9,388.25 | CY | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 2,865 | LF | $8,751.27 | $68,026.07 | $0.00 | $37,507.31 | $76,777.35 | LF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
$2,325,243.09 | $3,963,848.65 | Total | ||||||||
PUC | $ 118.92 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1114 | Runway, Unsurfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 58,246 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030010103 | Rough Grading, 0.0014 T (14G), 1 Pass | 229,715 | SY | $0.00 | $100.82 | $75.05 | $93.59 | $175.87 | SY | ||
G1030010108 | Fine Grading, 0.013 T (130G), 2 Passes | 162,152 | SY | $0.00 | $121,447.54 | $75,096.09 | $103,368.15 | $196,543.63 | SY | ||
G1030020202 | Ditch Excavation, Normal Soil, Haul off Spoil 1.61 km (1 Mile) | 1,501 | CY | $0.00 | $10,868.24 | $10,355.47 | $11,475.61 | $21,223.71 | CY | ||
G1030020203 | Roadway Soil Excavation, W/Scraper, Load & Haul Spoil | 30,028 | CY | $0.00 | $130,216.98 | $168,636.33 | $164,773.41 | $298,853.31 | CY | ||
G1030050501 | Compact Subgrade, 2 Lifts | 38,286 | CY | $0.00 | $114,482.02 | $8,149.39 | $59,094.69 | $122,631.41 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 30,028 | CY | $1,152,992.23 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $705,804.52 | $1,152,992.00 | CY | ||
G3030040403 | 15.85mm (52′) Complete, 609.60mm (24″) CMP Culvert W/Headwalls | 12 | EA | $109,191.60 | $52,940.13 | $8,127.46 | $96,837.25 | $170,259.18 | EA | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $1,141,447.22 | $1,962,679.11 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $33.70 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1115 | Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Runway and Launch/Recovery Site | UM = | SY | Design Size | 11,416 | Source | Set to FAC 1131; PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Aircraft Apron, Surfaced | $156.27 | $156.27 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1121 | Taxiway, Surfaced | UM = | SY | Design Size | 15,656 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 55,401 | SY | $0.00 | $70,126.85 | $24,279.24 | $47,921.02 | $94,406.08 | SY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 15,369 | CY | $591,176.23 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $361,251.03 | $591,176.23 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 23,534 | SY | $24,610.97 | $1,179.58 | $546.88 | $15,929.75 | $26,337.43 | SY | ||
G2010030312 | Asphalt Wearing Course,1 Pass (Line Item Incl 5% Waste) | 1,853 | TON | $212,078.39 | $17,546.33 | $5,942.00 | $141,504.14 | $235,566.72 | TON | ||
G2060010102 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 330.20mm – 685.80mm (13″ – 27″) | 11,767 | SY | $129,063.33 | $93,877.33 | $2,838.38 | $124,891.15 | $225,779.04 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 11,767 | SY | $0.00 | $72,386.25 | $81,094.20 | $83,704.99 | $153,480.45 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 4,576 | CY | $726,054.04 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $443,671.04 | $726,054.04 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 4,576 | CY | $0.00 | $4,327.61 | $7,565.53 | $6,664.77 | $11,893.14 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 5,060 | LF | $9,001.39 | $26,515.52 | $0.00 | $18,010.07 | $35,516.91 | LF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $1,243,547.96 | $2,100,210.04 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $134.15 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1122 | Rotary-Wing Taxiway | UM = | SY | Design Size | 15,034 | Source | Set to FAC 1121; PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Taxiway, Surfaced | $134.15 | $134.15 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1131 | Aircraft Apron, Surfaced | UM = | SY | Design Size | 76,564 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 156,206.00 | SY | $0.00 | $105,951.03 | $71,575.37 | $66,216.70 | $177,526.40 | SY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 43,335.00 | CY | $2,092,033.74 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $1,018,569.46 | $2,092,033.74 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 76,564.00 | SY | $225,530.35 | $55,177.37 | $26,311.87 | $202,045.13 | $307,019.59 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 101.60mm – 304.80mm (4″ – 12″) | 76,564.00 | SY | $947,227.45 | $1,895,505.00 | $385,907.48 | $1,280,169.47 | $3,228,639.93 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 76,564.00 | SY | $0.00 | $623,179.72 | $545,031.67 | $544,640.84 | $1,168,211.40 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 24,458.00 | CY | $4,710,915.03 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $2,687,517.55 | $4,710,915.03 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 24,458.00 | CY | $0.00 | $30,586.55 | $48,830.22 | $35,621.98 | $79,416.76 | CY | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 7,656.00 | LF | $23,804.74 | $177,045.20 | $0.00 | $77,923.88 | $200,849.94 | LF | ||
$5,912,705.01 | $11,964,612.79 | Total | |||||||||
PUC | $156.27 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1161 | Compass Calibration Pad, Surfaced | UM = | SY | Design Size | 2,955 | Source | Set to FAC 1131: PACES 1.4 UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Aircraft Apron, Surfaced | $156.27 | $156.27 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1162 | Missile Launching Pad, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 2,476 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 7,337 | SY | $0.00 | $3,737.08 | $2,204.40 | $3,110.14 | $5,941.49 | SY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 2,035 | CY | $78,290.91 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $47,841.36 | $78,290.91 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 2,750 | SY | $9,784.49 | $1,467.23 | $958.56 | $7,256.99 | $12,210.28 | CY | ||
G2060010102 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 330.20mm – 685.80mm (13″ – 27″) | 2,750 | SY | $48,990.76 | $101,688.12 | $33,674.32 | $98,489.04 | $184,353.21 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 2,750 | SY | $0.00 | $16,916.99 | $18,952.07 | $19,562.23 | $35,869.06 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 1,069 | CY | $192,306.36 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $117,512.96 | $192,306.36 | SY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 1,069 | CY | $0.00 | $1,011.38 | $1,768.10 | $1,557.59 | $2,779.48 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 1,183 | LF | $2,103.67 | $6,196.79 | $0.00 | $4,209.03 | $8,300.46 | LF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $299,539.34 | $520,051.25 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $210.04 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1163 | Aircraft Washing Pad, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 1,911 | Source | Set to FAC 1131: PACES 1.4 UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Aircraft Apron, Surfaced | $156.27 | $156.27 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1164 | Miscellaneous Airfield Pavement, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 7,594 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 21,070 | SY | $0.00 | $14,795.87 | $9,637.41 | $12,892.31 | $24,433.28 | SY | ||
G2010010101 | Cement Stabilized Base | 2,800 | CY | $193,522.49 | $51,860.14 | $18,479.25 | $154,286.86 | $263,861.89 | CY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 5,845 | CY | $275,870.80 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $168,874.38 | $275,870.80 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 5,594 | SY | $16,109.48 | $4,173.80 | $1,919.04 | $13,008.77 | $22,202.32 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 101.60mm – 304.80mm (4″ – 12″) | 5,594 | SY | $67,659.82 | $143,382.27 | $28,145.90 | $126,412.25 | $239,187.98 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 5,594 | SY | $0.00 | $47,139.38 | $39,751.51 | $46,612.72 | $86,890.89 | SY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 1,554 | CY | $0.00 | $2,011.83 | $3,096.78 | $2,846.52 | $5,108.61 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 2,405 | LF | $5,811.05 | $17,841.76 | $0.00 | $11,989.54 | $23,652.81 | LF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $536,923.35 | $941,208.58 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $123.94 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1165 | Aircraft Pavement Shoulder | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 22,000 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G1030010103 | Rough Grading, 0.0014 T (14G), 1 Pass | 160,754 | SY | $0.00 | $81,736.97 | $48,214.43 | $68,144.68 | $129,951.40 | SY | ||
G1030010108 | Fine Grading, 0.013 T (130G), 2 Passes | 5,362 | CY | $359,011.89 | $72,297.34 | $36,172.35 | $276,081.02 | $467,481.58 | CY | ||
G1030020202 | Ditch Excavation, Normal Soil, Haul off Spoil 1.61 km (1 Mile) | 44,596 | CY | $1,712,367.30 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $1,048,226.12 | $1,712,367.00 | CY | ||
G1030020203 | Roadway Soil Excavation, W/Scraper, Load & Haul Spoil | 42,680 | SY | $151,587.69 | $22,731.30 | $14,850.67 | $112,628.47 | $189,169.66 | SY | ||
G1030050501 | Compact Subgrade, 2 Lifts | 6,722 | TON | $767,873.61 | $63,530.13 | $21,514.22 | $513,249.34 | $852,917.97 | TON | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $2,018,329.63 | $3,351,887.61 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $152.36 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1166 | Miscellaneous Airfield Pavement, Unsurfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 37,004 | Source | Set to FAC 1114; PACES 1.4 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Runway, Unsurfaced | $33.70 | 0.0000 | $33.70 | SY | |||||||
FAC | 1167 | Aircraft Rinse Facility | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 1,168 | Source | Inflated from FY2020; PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
D2010050501 | Freeze Proof Multi-Nozzle Emergency Shower | 20.00 | EA | $33,921.54 | $11,474.44 | $0.00 | $26,188.09 | $45,395.98 | EA | ||
D2020030132 | Pump, 18.65 kW(25 HP), Turbine, 1514.2 – 2271.2 L/min(400-600 GPM), 152.4 mm(6″) Dischg, 45.72 m(150 | 2.00 | EA | $39,060.25 | $13,764.69 | $78.57 | $30,464.25 | $52,903.51 | EA | ||
D2090030308 | Oil/Water Separator | 2.00 | EA | $33,439.24 | $4,337.69 | $1,357.00 | $23,350.60 | $39,133.94 | EA | ||
D3060010178 | Chilled Water System & Pump Controls | 1.00 | EA | $6,795.56 | $3,507.27 | $0.00 | $5,817.49 | $10,302.83 | EA | ||
D4020010107 | Diesel Driven Fire Pump – 9463.53 L/min (2500 GPM), Fire Prot Water Sup | 1.00 | EA | $81,966.76 | $9,253.09 | $1.64 | $54,550.14 | $91,221.49 | EA | ||
G1030050510 | Dry Roll Gravel, Steel Roller | 3065.93 | SY | $0.00 | $1,460.13 | $1,839.11 | $1,815.89 | $3,299.23 | SY | ||
G2010010102 | Gravel, Delivered & Dumped | 850.55 | CY | $32,817.40 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $20,089.18 | $32,817.40 | CY | ||
G2010030310 | Prime Coat | 2442.00 | SY | $8,715.49 | $1,218.20 | $1,699.41 | $6,951.22 | $11,633.09 | SY | ||
G2060010101 | Jointed Concrete, Place & Finish, 101.60mm – 304.80mm (4″ – 12″) | 2442.00 | SY | $21,753.78 | $42,729.28 | $19,662.05 | $45,547.26 | $84,145.12 | SY | ||
G2060020501 | Plastic Grooving (Transverse) | 2442.00 | SY | $0.00 | $14,045.67 | $33,599.58 | $27,206.20 | $47,645.24 | SY | ||
G2060020801 | Field Mix Concrete | 644.39 | CY | $116,234.42 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $71,152.93 | $116,234.42 | CY | ||
G2060020803 | Haul Concrete To Paver | 644.39 | CY | $0.00 | $569.80 | $2,127.02 | $1,571.35 | $2,696.82 | CY | ||
G2060030701 | Construction Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 1050.06 | LF | $1,873.83 | $5,145.01 | $0.00 | $3,578.68 | $7,018.84 | LF | ||
G2060030702 | Contraction Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 1269.84 | LF | $2,266.03 | $6,221.87 | $0.00 | $4,327.71 | $8,487.90 | LF | ||
G2060030703 | Expansion Joint, 254.00mm (10″) | 244.20 | LF | $844.07 | $3,906.52 | $0.00 | $2,362.98 | $4,750.58 | LF | ||
$142,186.46 | $242,256.98 | ||||||||||
PUC | $207.41 | SY | |||||||||
FAC | 1211 | Aircraft Direct Fueling Facility | UM = | OL | Study Average Size | 16.5 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
D3060011111 | Controls, Gas Flow Meter | 17 | EA | $37,454.84 | $32,004.95 | $0.00 | $37,421.47 | $69,459.78 | EA | ||
G3060024018 | 6″ Stainless Steel Pipe, SCH 40, 304L, SW | 252 | LF | $41,882.17 | $24,801.56 | $196.75 | $36,857.21 | $66,880.48 | LF | ||
G3060024216 | Pipe Cathodic Protection | 252 | LF | $219.28 | $512.16 | $0.00 | $370.03 | $731.44 | LF | ||
G3060024301 | Isolation Valve | 3 | EA | $1,362.66 | $502.07 | $0.00 | $1,053.63 | $1,864.73 | EA | ||
G3060024401 | Below Ground Pipe Seismic Reinforcing | 252 | LF | $2,885.70 | $8,206.36 | $0.00 | $5,551.10 | $11,092.06 | LF | ||
G3060045001 | Demo Concrete Paving | 9,040 | CY | $0.00 | $2,160,595.93 | $626,819.86 | $1,381,487.63 | $2,787,415.79 | CY | ||
G3060045101 | Replace Concrete Paving | 9,040 | CY | $3,830,828.05 | $149,305.18 | $85,748.48 | $2,427,070.39 | $4,065,881.71 | CY | ||
G3060046101 | Fuel Hydrant, 4″ Valve | 17 | EA | $191,564.32 | $47,466.92 | $0.00 | $137,377.56 | $239,031.24 | EA | ||
G3060054117 | Earthwork/Concrete, 6″ Pipe | 252 | LF | $3,179.54 | $6,257.79 | $535.84 | $5,144.93 | $9,973.16 | LF | ||
G3094070519 | Utility vaults, meter pit, precast concrete, 6-FT x 6-FT, 15-FT deep, excludes excavation and backfill | 17 | EA | $275,142.15 | $72,945.39 | $8,438.80 | $204,610.59 | $356,526.34 | EA | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.06 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $4,236,944.54 | $7,608,856.73 | Total | |||||||
ACF Adjustment | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $435,040.41 | OL | |||||||||
FAC | 1221 | Marine Fueling Facility | UM = | OL | Design Size | 2.1 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
D3060011111 | Controls, Gas Flow Meter | 2 | EA | $4,077.77 | $3,416.40 | $0.00 | $4,103.61 | $7,494.17 | EA | ||
G3060024018 | 6″ Stainless Steel Pipe, SCH 40, 304L, SW | 20 | LF | $3,076.04 | $1,785.99 | $23.07 | $2,736.38 | $4,885.11 | LF | ||
G3060024216 | Pipe Cathodic Protection | 20 | LF | $16.10 | $36.88 | $0.00 | $27.24 | $52.99 | LF | ||
G3060024301 | Isolation Valve | 3 | EA | $1,261.02 | $455.55 | $0.00 | $985.49 | $1,716.56 | EA | ||
G3060024401 | Below Ground Pipe Seismic Reinforcing | 20 | LF | $211.94 | $590.95 | $0.00 | $408.31 | $802.89 | LF | ||
G3060046101 | Fuel Hydrant, 4″ Valve | 2 | EA | $20,855.92 | $5,066.90 | $0.00 | $15,134.94 | $25,922.83 | EA | ||
G3060046102 | Marine Loading Arm | 2 | EA | $622,414.87 | $64,254.12 | $44,953.34 | $549,211.73 | $731,622.33 | EA | ||
G3060047202 | Dispenser/Piping, JP8, Wheeled Vhcle | 1 | EA | $73,857.24 | $10,866.01 | $1,338.60 | $51,076.44 | $86,061.84 | EA | ||
G3060047401 | Compressor W/Pre-Engineered Building, Wheeled Vehicle | 1 | EA | $37,524.50 | $5,597.66 | $0.00 | $25,571.04 | $43,122.16 | EA | ||
G3060054117 | Earthwork/Concrete, 6″ Pipe | 20 | LF | $233.52 | $450.63 | $62.84 | $393.70 | $746.99 | LF | ||
G3094070519 | Utility vaults, meter pit, precast concrete, 6-FT x 6-FT, 15-FT deep, excludes excavation and backfill | 2 | EA | $29,955.18 | $7,786.63 | $1,467.03 | $22,874.82 | $39,208.84 | EA | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.00 Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $672,523.70 | $941,636.71 | Total | |||||||
PUC | $941,636.71 | OL | |||||||||
FAC | 1231 | Vehicle Fueling Facility | UM = | OL | Design Size | 2.0 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060047001 | Fnd, Wheeled Vhcle, 152M (6″) Conc | 1200.00 | SF | $7,242.04 | $8,342.74 | $1,971.28 | $9,582.85 | $17,556.06 | SF | ||
G3060047102 | Tank, 7571L (2000 gal), JP8, Wheeled Vhcle | 2.00 | EA | $3,210.13 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $1,965.08 | $3,210.13 | EA | ||
G3060047202 | Dispenser/Piping, JP8, Wheeled Vhcle | 2.00 | EA | $137,634.14 | $14,282.80 | $3,454.04 | $93,117.45 | $155,370.99 | EA | ||
G3060047302 | Electrical, JP8, Wheeled Vhcle | 2.00 | EA | $6,478.35 | $11,648.40 | $0.00 | $9,470.95 | $18,126.75 | EA | ||
G3060047401 | Compressor W/Pre Eng Bldg, Whled Vhcle | 1.00 | EA | $34,990.38 | $3,236.60 | $0.00 | $22,949.04 | $38,226.98 | EA | ||
G3060047602 | Prefab Steel Canopy, High Structure | 1500.00 | SF | $132,417.69 | $29,513.39 | $20,238.66 | $107,397.12 | $182,169.73 | SF | ||
$244,482.49 | $414,660.64 | Total | |||||||||
PUC | $207,330.32 | OL | |||||||||
FAC | 1241 | Aircraft Operating Fuel Storage | UM = | GA | Design Size | 420,000 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060032001 | Earthwork, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 1704.00 | CY | $44,276.05 | $3,434.49 | $7,244.64 | $33,103.17 | $54,955.18 | CY | ||
G3060032101 | Concrete, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 50.00 | CY | $24,219.74 | $25,413.77 | $1,566.40 | $27,746.97 | $51,199.90 | CY | ||
G3060032201 | Pipes And Fittings, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 389.00 | LF | $23,767.92 | $8,630.53 | $0.00 | $18,595.64 | $32,398.45 | LF | ||
G3060032301 | Electrical, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 2363.88 | LF | $45,363.42 | $34,645.75 | $0.00 | $44,065.59 | $80,009.17 | LF | ||
G3060032401 | Controls, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 21.00 | EA | $14,121.39 | $2,902.09 | $513.33 | $10,312.02 | $17,536.81 | EA | ||
G3060032503 | Tank, 1192400 L (10000 bbl), Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 1.00 | EA | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $1,380,000.00 | $1,798,940.00 | EA | ||
G3060032701 | Concrete Covered Berm | 405.83 | LF | $202,415.57 | $22,062.86 | $44,129.44 | $161,065.55 | $268,607.87 | LF | ||
G3060032703 | Concrete Covered Basin | 7720.05 | SF | $87,884.31 | $64,186.03 | $551.46 | $84,322.49 | $152,621.80 | SF | ||
G3060032902 | Tank Reinforcing | 2.00 | TON | $7,476.72 | $1,275.80 | $472.97 | $5,459.73 | $9,225.49 | TON | ||
$1,674,888.94 | $2,303,647.38 | ||||||||||
PUC | $5.48 | GA | |||||||||
FAC | 1242 | Marine Operating Fuel Storage | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 18,002 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; PACES 7.0.11; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Marine Operating Fuel Storage | $18.66 | GA | 1.0834 | $20.22 | GA | ||||||
FAC | 1243 | Vehicle Operating Fuel Storage | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 7,555 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; PACES 7.0.11; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Vehicle Operating Fuel Storage | $4.39 | GA | 1.0834 | $4.76 | GA | ||||||
FAC | 1244 | Other Operating Fuel Storage | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 9,505 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; PACES 7.0.11; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Other Operating Fuel Storage | $3.17 | GA | 1.0834 | $3.43 | GA | ||||||
FAC | 1251 | POL Pipeline | UM = | LF | Design Size | 1,000 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060024011 | 16″ Carbon Steel Pipe, SCH 40 C&B427W | 1000.00 | LF | $201,285.73 | $69,882.51 | $0.00 | $155,969.40 | $271,168.24 | CY | ||
G3060024216 | Pipe Cathodic Protection | 1000.00 | LF | $801.87 | $1,296.15 | $0.00 | $1,101.50 | $2,098.02 | CY | ||
G3060024301 | Isolation Valve | 3.00 | EA | $1,281.36 | $272.10 | $0.00 | $911.37 | $1,553.46 | LF | ||
G3060024402 | Above Ground Pipe Seismic Reinforcing | 1000.00 | LF | $14,139.09 | $38,804.26 | $0.00 | $26,947.20 | $52,943.35 | LF | ||
G3060054116 | Above Grnd Pipe Support, Stl And Reinforced Concrete | 1000.00 | LF | $2,667.44 | $644.15 | $28.97 | $1,951.60 | $3,340.56 | EA | ||
G3060054123 | High Point Drain | 3.00 | EA | $30,627.40 | $7,322.75 | $0.00 | $22,170.29 | $37,950.15 | EA | ||
G3060054124 | Low Point Drain | 3.00 | EA | $11,715.07 | $7,785.76 | $58.56 | $10,867.73 | $19,559.40 | EA | ||
$219,919.09 | $388,613.18 | ||||||||||
PUC | $388.61 | LF | |||||||||
FAC | 1252 | POL Piping | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 3,999 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; PACES 7.0.11; UFC 3-260-02, 30 June 2001 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
POL Piping | $185.14 | 1.0834 | $200.58 | LF | |||||||
FAC | 1261 | Liquid Fuel Loading/Offloading Facility | UM = | OL | Design Size | 4 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060011002 | Parking Pad | 1600.00 | SF | $36,796.03 | $15,325.76 | $4,322.47 | $32,413.90 | $56,444.26 | CY | ||
G3060011101 | Direct Off Load Station | 4.00 | EA | $87,118.87 | $7,882.48 | $560.50 | $57,398.34 | $95,561.85 | CY | ||
G3060011201 | Direct Off Load Pump | 4.00 | EA | $26,847.85 | $3,149.85 | $0.00 | $17,923.59 | $29,997.70 | LF | ||
G3060051401 | High Point Vent Pit Assembly | 4.00 | EA | $53,695.71 | $11,505.89 | $2,802.48 | $40,023.25 | $68,004.08 | LF | ||
G3060051402 | Low Point Pit Assembly | 4.00 | EA | $49,515.80 | $12,081.18 | $2,942.61 | $37,822.19 | $64,539.59 | EA | ||
G3060901501 | Electrical/Controls, Truck Offload Station | 4.00 | EA | $1,298.99 | $1,309.42 | $0.00 | $1,414.03 | $2,608.40 | EA | ||
G4090901601 | CATHODIC PROTECTION, TRUCK OFFLOADING STATION | 4.00 | EA | $67,219.31 | $19,159.98 | $923.34 | $50,768.85 | $87,302.63 | EA | ||
$237,764.15 | $404,458.51 | ||||||||||
PUC | $101,114.63 | OL | |||||||||
FAC | 1262 | POL Pump Station | UM = | GM | Design Size | 2,400 | Source | PACES 1.4; DLA/DESC Fuels Facilities Study, March 2009 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
D5090020207 | 125 KW Diesel Generator | 2.00 | EA | $133,627.32 | $13,074.34 | $1,559.78 | $88,933.96 | $148,261.44 | CY | ||
G3060903701 | Pump System, 600 GPM | 4.00 | EA | $2,123,661.54 | $54,439.09 | $0.00 | $1,325,728.79 | $2,178,100.00 | CY | ||
G3060903706 | Product Recovery System, 1800-2400 GPM | 1.00 | EA | $326,717.16 | $91,720.77 | $16,976.14 | $253,740.65 | $435,414.07 | LF | ||
G3060903710 | Fuel Filter/Separator | 1.00 | EA | $125.79 | $116.41 | $0.00 | $132.02 | $242.20 | LF | ||
G3060903713 | Stainless Steel Horizontal Filter Separators | 4.00 | EA | $104,059.42 | $6,796.50 | $0.00 | $66,912.13 | $110,855.91 | EA | ||
G3060903720 | HHT Check Out | 1.00 | EA | $61,542.73 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $37,673.40 | $61,542.73 | EA | ||
$1,773,120.95 | $2,934,416.35 | Tot | |||||||||
PUC | $1,222.67 | GM | |||||||||
FAC | 1311 | Communications Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,821 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Communications Facility | 57,000 | $ 489.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1312 | Satellite Communications Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,748 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 16 May 2016 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
13181 | Satellite Terminal Communications Facility | 26,000 | $ 377.00 | 1.1446 | $431.52 | SF | |||||
Note 1 of the USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: “Insufficient recent cost data.” | PUC | $431.52 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1321 | Communications Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | Description | Unit Cost | UM | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
67/6 | Self Supporting Tower, 75 ft | $ 40,000.00 | EA | 1.20 | $48,000.00 | EA | |||||
67/6 | Triangular Guyed Tower, 24″ Radio. VHF, UHF 66′ high | $ 15,642.00 | EA | 1.20 | $18,770.40 | EA | |||||
Average | $33,385.20 | ||||||||||
54/1 | Service Entrance, Single Phase, 120/240 V 60 Amp | $ 765.00 | EA | 1.20 | $918.00 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 34,303.20 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $35,023.57 | EA | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | FAC 1321 aggregates eight (8) category codes for a variety of antennae across all Services and WHS. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) criteria exist for component material. Marshall and Swift is used to calculate the unit cost and is based upon commercial and public utility/governmental antennas. | ||||||||||
Facility size | 2021 RPAD Average Height of FAC 1321 is 66 feet high. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” contains no requirement for antenna fire suppression. | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The Marshall and Swift antenna valuation includes “concrete footings, erection, painting, guy wires, lighting, platforms, and designers’ fees.” | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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FAC | 1331 | Aircraft Navigation Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,650 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Communications Facility | 57,000 | $ 489.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1341 | Aircraft Navigation Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 3 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/22 | Armory, Class C, Average (similar in construction to utility building) | $ 99.00 | SF | 100 | SF to EA | 1.22 | $ 12,078.00 | EA | |||
Multiple Category Codes; Assume 10 FT x 10 FT | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 12,078.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 12,331.64 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1351 | Communications Lines | UM = | MI | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Area Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | ||||
13510 | 36-strand Fiber Optic cable w/1″ PVC inner duct run in duct bank | $ 3.20 | LF | 5,280 | FT to MI | 0.9405 | $ 15,890.32 | MI | |||
13510 | 36-strand Fiber Optic Splice Box, including box and 36 cable splices | $ 1,016.00 | EA | 6 | EA per MI | 0.9405 | $ 5,733.16 | MI | |||
66/1 | Trench only, LF | $ 7.09 | FT | 5,280 | FT to MI | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 45,296.59 | MI | ||
66/1 | Conduit only, LF | $ 6.32 | FT | 5,280 | FT to MI | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 40,377.22 | MI | ||
Sum | $ 107,297.28 | MI | |||||||||
Area Adjustment for Marshall and Swift Components is location normalized by multiplying by the M&S local multiplier for Arlington, VA (1.06), then dividing by the DoD Area Cost Factor for Arlington, VA (1.06). | PUC | $ 107,297.28 | MI | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 109,550.53 | MI | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-580-01, “Telecommunications Interior Infrastructure Planning and Design.” | ||||||||||
Building construction material | Fiber optic cable is the standard called for in UFC 3-580-01 for cable plant between buildings. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average record size in the 2021 RPAD is 32.9 miles. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” contains no requirement for antenna fire suppression. | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | Fiber optic cable is the standard called for in UFC 3-580-01. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-580-01, “Telecommunications Interior Infrastructure Planning and Design,” 01 June 2016, with Change 1, 01 June 2016. UFGS 33 82 00, “Telecommunications Outside Plant (OSP),” 01 April 2006. UFC 4-150-02, “Dockside Utilities for Ship Service,” 12 November 2020. |
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FAC | 1361 | Airfield Pavement Lighting | UM = | LF | Design Size | 10,000 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-535-01, 11 April 2017, with Change 3, 21 May 2021 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare Costs | Total with O&P | |||
G2060042613 | Runway Edge Lights | 20 | KLF | $2,789,199.95 | $1,751,925.08 | $27,444.24 | $2,552,197.39 | $4,568,569.27 | KLF | ||
G2060042614 | Runway Centerline Lights | 10 | KLF | $1,737,753.03 | $836,846.91 | $11,761.82 | $1,466,473.26 | $2,586,361.75 | KLF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.06 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Cost | $4,018,670.65 | $7,154,931.02 | KLF | |||||||
ACF Adjustment | $1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $674.99 | LF | |||||||||
FAC | 1362 | Airfield Lighting | UM = | EA | Design Size | 938 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-535-01, 11 April 2017, with Change 3, 21 May 2021 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare Costs | Total with O&P | |||
G2060042610 | Runway Approach Lighting | 2 | EA | $2,535,897.89 | $753,142.92 | $5,516.32 | $1,902,156.16 | $3,294,557.12 | EA | ||
G2060042611 | End Of Runway Lighting | 2 | EA | $1,131,614.70 | $775,609.50 | $6,202.18 | $1,057,787.08 | $1,913,426.37 | EA | ||
G2060042612 | Touchdown Zone | 2 | EA | $915,688.95 | $511,245.00 | $5,910.34 | $801,767.68 | $1,432,844.28 | EA | ||
G2060042620 | Taxiway Edge Lights | 28 | KLF | $4,152,683.66 | $897,562.71 | $30,339.73 | $2,969,979.25 | $5,080,586.11 | KLF | ||
G2060042621 | Taxiway Centerline Lights | 14 | KLF | $2,056,752.24 | $922,071.14 | $12,411.71 | $1,693,948.12 | $2,991,235.09 | KLF | ||
G2060042630 | Aircraft Parking Area Perimeter Lighting | 9.2 | KLF | $745,917.15 | $419,926.20 | $5,437.51 | $655,127.46 | $1,171,280.86 | KLF | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Area Cost Factor (ACF) = 1.06 (Arlington, VA) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
Total System Costs | $9,080,765.75 | $15,883,929.84 | ||||||||
ACF Adjustment | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $15,975.31 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 1371 | Ship Navigation Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 192 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Communications Facility | 57,000 | $ 489.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1381 | Ship Navigation Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/6 | Self-Supporting Tower, 50 FT | $ 20,500.00 | EA | 1.20 | $ 24,600.00 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 24,600.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 25,116.60 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1402 | Air Defense Operations Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,674 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Aircraft Operations Facility Without Tower | 54,000 | $ 385.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 385.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 385.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1403 | Missile Operations Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,859 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Communications Facility | 57,000 | $ 489.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1404 | Emergency Operations Center / Restricted Area | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 13,803 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
14161 | Emergency Operations Center (EOC) | 80,500 | $ 611.00 | 0.9405 | $574.63 | SF | |||||
PUC | $574.63 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1411 | Airfield Fire And Rescue Station | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,247 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Airfield Fire And Rescue Station | 20,000 | $ 672.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 672.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 672.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1412 | Aviation Operations Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,942 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Aircraft Operations Facility Without Tower | 54,000 | $ 385.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 385.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 385.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1413 | Air Control Tower | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,714 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
GUC | Control Tower (Stand Alone) | 127.5 VF | $ 101,286.00 | 0.0226 | VF/SF | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 2,293.64 | SF | |||
Facility is measured in SF; however, the PUC is calculated per Vertical Foot (VF) of Tower; see Note in Table 2, UFC 3-7001-01. | – | PUC | $ 2,293.64 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 1421 | Helium Production/Storage Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 386 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2020 |
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CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | General Purpose (GP) Warehouse – Small (< 15,000 SF), Low-Bay (Stack Height < 16-FT ) | 8,300 | $ 330.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 325.00 | SF | |||||
44135 | Hazardous Material Storage Building – Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF) | 386 | $ 387.00 | 0.9785 | $ 378.67 | SF | |||||
Average Size | 4,343 | Weighted Average | $ 327.39 | SF | |||||||
PUC | $ 327.39 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1422 | Helium Storage Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 9,000 GA | $ 85,750.00 | EA | 1.19 | $ 102,042.50 | EA | |||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 15,000 GA | $ 129,000.00 | EA | 1.19 | $ 153,510.00 | EA | |||||
Average | $ 127,776.25 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 127,776.25 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 130,459.55 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1431 | Ship Operations Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,607 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Headquarters / Operations Buildings: Company Level (Lowest Level) | 17,000 | $ 367.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1441 | Photo/TV Production Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,341 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/19 | Broadcast Facility, Class B, Average | $ 214.00 | SF | 1.19 | $ 254.66 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.19 | $ 4.41 | SF | |||||
SUM | $ 259.07 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift (Class B) Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 263.96 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 351.59 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1442 | Operations Support Lab | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,236 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class B, Average | $ 242.00 | SF | 1.19 | $ 287.98 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.19 | $ 5.21 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 293.19 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 298.72 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 397.89 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for laboratories is 4-390-01, “O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual,” which does not apply to this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall & Swift Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class B, Average Quality. Commercial building construction material is implied by using Marshall and Swift’s “Laboratory Building.” |
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Facility size | The average area of this FAC is 8,236 SF. The International Building Code Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Group B. A sprinkler is incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock The average number of floors above ground is 1.21; applying the Elevator Business Rule, no elevator is incorporated. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No overhead cranes applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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FAC | 1443 | Operations Supply Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,019 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/23 | Distribution Warehouse, Class B, Average | $ 80.50 | SF | 1.05 | $ 84.53 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, Rollup, 8′ X 10″, 2 EA | $ 25.90 | SF of door | 160 | SF | 1.03 | $ 0.53 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operation | $ 2,065.00 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.53 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, Horizontal, Per LF, 10 FT length | $ 58.25 | EA | 0.0073 | Per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.01 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 1.1691 | Per SF | 1.03 | $ 1.20 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10 inch projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 0.1041 | Per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 0.2890 | Per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.30 | SF | |||
14/27 | Loading dock (Shipping Dock), 1 EA @ 144 SF, Structural steel or concrete piers & frame; heavy duty floor | $ 42.25 | SF | 0.017957351 | SF Total | 1.05 | $ 0.80 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.60 | SF | |||||
SUM | $ 92.60 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 94.31 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2552 | $ 118.38 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 128.25 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-440-01, Warehouse and Storage Facilities, provides general guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | UFC 4-440-01 allows the use of insulated metal siding, brink or concrete masonry, or tilt-up precast or cast in place concrete panels . This is consistent with the type of building selected using the Marshall & Swift Business Rule, the FAC is Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area of this FAC is 8,019 SF. The International Building Code (IBC) Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | IBC Group B UFC 4-440-01 requires compliance with the NFPA 13 and UFC 3-600-01 . UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” refers the designer to the IBC. The Fire Sprinkler Business Rule incorporates the requirements of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 13, UFC 3-600-01 and the IBC. Application of the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule requires a sprinkler system to be installed in this type of facility. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | UFC 4-440-01 sets a requirement for loading docks. Although the number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of manufacturing or warehouse averages 1:10,000. For this FAC, 1 loading dock assembly is provided. An elevator is not provided as the average number of floors is 1.11; applying the Elevator Business Rule, no elevator is incorporated. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | UFC 4-440-01 states that overhead bridge cranes may not be required. Because bridge cranes are not required, no overhead crane is included, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | UFC 4-440-01 provides the criteria for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-440-01, “Warehouse and Storage Facilities,” 01 October 2014, with Change 1, 01 April 2019 NFPA 13, “Standard for the Installation of Fire Sprinkler Systems,” 2022 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 5, 06 May 2021 Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 1444 | Miscellaneous Operations Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,667 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Headquarters / Operations Buildings: Company Level (Lowest Level) | 17,000 | $ 367.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1445 | Working Animal Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,152 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2019 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14126 | Kennel Facilities | 2,770 | $ 482.00 | 1.0000 | $482.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $482.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1446 | Security Force Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,713 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/33 | Police Station, Class B, Average | $ 175.00 | SF | 1.17 | $ 204.75 | SF | |||||
15/36 | Elevator, Passenger, Base Cost, 2-3 story, Average | $ 58,000.00 | EA | $ 4.95 | SF | 1.17 | $ 5.79 | SF | |||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.73 | SF | 1.17 | $ 4.36 | SF | |||||
SUM | $ 214.91 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 218.96 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3280 | $ 290.77 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 11,713 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Occupancy Group B. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. The average number of floors is 1.35. One (1) elevator has been included in the estimated cost in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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FAC | 1451 | Strategic Missile Launch Facility | UM= | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; AFCESA, Cost Handbook 2003 |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$6,814,397.39 | 1.0834 | $7,382,610.16 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1452 | Missile Guidance Facility | UM= | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,812 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; AFCESA Cost Handbook FY1999 (CATCode 149514) |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$550.33 | 1.0834 | $596.22 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1453 | Missile Access Shaft | UM= | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; AFCESA Data, FY 2000 (CATCode 149711) |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$123,767.93 | 1.0834 | $134,088.21 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1454 | Missile Access Tunnel | UM= | LF | RPAD Average Size | 259 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; AFCESA Data, FY 2000 (CATCode 149811) |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$1,028.49 | 1.0834 | $1,114.25 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 1456 | Missile Defense Facility | UM= | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; AFCESA Cost HB, FY1999 (CATCodes 141173 and 141912 Averaged) |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$901,362.74 | 1.0834 | $976,522.11 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1457 | Ballistic Missile Control Facility | UM= | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,857 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Set equal to FAC 1452 AFCESA Cost Handbook FY1999 |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$550.33 | 1.0834 | $596.22 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1458 | Mechanical Security Barricade | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
88040 | Crash Barrier, 12′ Wide, Portable Wedge Crash, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $152,190.00 | 0.9405 | $143,131.39 | EA | |||||
88040 | Crash Barrier, 20′ Wide Sliding Roller, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $278,070.00 | 0.9405 | $261,518.79 | EA | |||||
88040 | Crash Barrier, 20′ Wide Sliding Cantilever, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $278,070.00 | 0.9405 | $261,518.79 | EA | |||||
88040 | Raised Bollard Crash Barrier, 10′ Wide, Standard Power, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $54,790.00 | 0.9405 | $51,528.80 | EA | |||||
88040 | Raised Bollard Crash Barrier, 12′ Wide, Standard Power, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $62,640.00 | 0.9405 | $58,911.56 | EA | |||||
88040 | Raised Bollard Crash Barrier, 10′ Wide, Solar Power, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $66,730.00 | 0.9405 | $62,758.11 | EA | |||||
88040 | Raised Bollard Crash Barrier, 12′ Wide, Solar Power, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $74,330.00 | 0.9405 | $69,905.75 | EA | |||||
88040 | In-ground Tire Shredder, 15″ Wide, including LME for complete installation | 1 | $58,430.00 | 0.9405 | $54,952.14 | EA | |||||
Average | PUC | $120,528.17 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1459 | Overhead Cover | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,186 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
14179 | Overhead Protection/Canopy – General | 1,100 | $ 357.00 | 0.9405 | $335.75 | SF | |||||
PUC | $335.75 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1461 | Aircraft Arresting System | UM = | EA | Design Size | 4 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G2060902721 | Arresting System – Bak12/Bak14 B/G (Below Ground) | 2.00 | EA | $2,321,439.17 | $35,029.95 | $11,597.46 | $1,444,724.73 | $2,368,066.00 | EA | ||
G2060902723 | Arresting System – Bak12/61QS2 B/G (Below Ground) | 2.00 | EA | $2,099,056.28 | $35,029.95 | $11,597.46 | $1,308,592.99 | $2,145,683.00 | EA | ||
$2,753,317.72 | $4,513,749.00 | ||||||||||
PUC | $1,128,437.25 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 1464 | Aircraft Blast Deflector | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G2060902710 | Blast Deflector | 243.60 | TON | $1,141,908.93 | $1,503,514.37 | $115,873.84 | $1,480,537.05 | $2,761,297.00 | EA | ||
$1,480,537.05 | $2,761,297.00 | ||||||||||
PUC | $2,761,297.00 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 1463 | Aircraft Firing-In Butt | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/9 | Shooting Range, w/bullet traps, high range, 10 positions | $ 34,800.00 | EA | 10 | 1.23 | $ 428,040.00 | EA | ||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 436,116.23 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1200 | $ 488,448.16 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1465 | Aircraft Shelter, Hardened | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,747 | Source | AF Military Construction Program | |||
CATCODE | FY2020 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | ||||
MILCON Projects | Hardened AC Shelter Funded Construction | $ 4,306.50 | SM | 10.7639 | SM to SF | 1.17 | 1.2561 | $ 429.53 | SF | ||
Kunsan Air Base, ROK, 2017 DD 1391 for 18 EA 3rd Gen HAS Shelters | PUC | $429.53 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1466 | Aircraft Shelter | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,215 | Source | AF Military Construction Program | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | |||||
MILCON Projects | F-35A Aircraft Shelter, Category Code 141-181 | $6,943.00 | SM | 0.0929 | 2.35 | 1.2561 | $344.78 | SF | |||
Military Cost Premium not added because cost taken from military construction document | PUC | $344.78 | SF | ||||||||
This unit price based upon two Air Force MILCON DD Forms 1391 Project Data Sheets submitted to Congress for the FY17 program (Projects # FTQW170112 and FTQW183001) for construction of two 16-bay aircraft weather shelters at Eielson AFB. Area Cost Factor derived from USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.1, Area Cost Factors, 28 March 2017. | |||||||||||
FAC | 1467 | Aircraft Support Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 2 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Weighted Cost | |||||
81242 | 2-WAY-6″ DIA PVC, ENCASED BURIAL, INCL EXCAV, CIP CONC & BACKFILL | $ 61.00 | LF | 78 | LF | 0.9405 | $4,474.80 | EA | |||
81242 | UG Electric Lines #4/0 – 3/C, 600 Volt SEU Copper Conductor | $ 602.00 | LF | 78 | LF | 0.9405 | $44,161.10 | EA | |||
81242 | CABLE TERMINATION, 15 kV, #1 SOLID to 4/0 STRANDED | $ 404.00 | EA | 7 | EA | 0.9405 | $2,659.67 | EA | |||
81242 | UGND HAND HOLES, 4′ x 4′ x 4′ DEEP, PRECAST CONC w/ COVER, EXCL EXCAV, CIP CONC & BACKFILL | $ 3,219.00 | EA | 7 | EA | 0.9405 | $21,191.80 | EA | |||
11110 | Airfield Runway, 12″ Thick Fixed Form, 4500 PSI w/Rebar | $ 78.45 | SY | 26.0 | SY | 0.9405 | $1,918.29 | EA | |||
Sum | $74,405.66 | EA | |||||||||
PUC | $74,405.66 | EA | |||||||||
There are 38 assets listed in the 2021 RPAD for FAC 1467. All are Navy, and predominantly CCN 14915/Fixed Point Utilities System. Majority of these systems provide Electric Power (FLEDS – Flight Line Electric Distribution System) for aircraft, usually for start up. MEPPS (Mobile Electric Power Plants) are not included as these are generally not Real Property. | |||||||||||
FAC | 1481 | Propulsion Support Facility | UM = | EA | Assumed Size | 5,000 SF | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Navy Reported Replacement Value – FY2000 |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$186,840.53 | 1.0834 | $202,420.07 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1491 | Weapons Support Facility | UM = | EA | Assumed Size | 5,000 SF | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including elevator and craneway. Deduct $2.51 for no elevator. | $ 164.00 | SF | 5,000 | SF to EA | 1.16 | $ 951,200.00 | EA | |||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 20 FT span, 5 Ton | $ 107,000.00 | EA | 1.04 | $ 111,280.00 | EA | |||||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor | $ 41.13 | LF | 100 | LF to EA | 1.04 | $ 4,277.00 | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.90 | SF | 5,000 | SF to EA | 1.16 | $ 28,420.00 | EA | |||
SUM | $ 1,095,177.00 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.05 | |||||||||
There is no inventory in 2020 RPAD for this FAC; assumed dimensions are 50′ x 100′ | Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
PUC | $ 1,084,845.14 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2281 | $ 1,332,336.74 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1493 | Explosives Railway Holding Yard | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/29 | Arch-rib (Quonset) Farm Implement Building, Class D, Average (Assume 4 EA) | $ 23.65 | SF | 1,250 | SF Total | 1.16 | $ 137,170.00 | EA | |||
66/3 | Rail Spur, 130# rail, assume 1,000 LF | $ 165.50 | LF | 1,000 | LF Total | 1.23 | $ 203,565.00 | EA | |||
66/3 | Add for Rail Turnout, Assume 2 | $ 52,875.00 | EA | 2 | Total | 1.23 | $ 130,072.50 | EA | |||
51/3 | Reinforced Concrete foundation walls for Quonset Building, 12 IN; 4 EA x 150 LF X 10 FT high = 6,000 SF wall | $ 20.25 | LF | 6,000 | SF Total | 1.12 | $ 136,080.00 | EA | |||
51/2 | Berm, bulk excavation, medium earth, placed around each Quonset building (parabolic section (2/3 B*H) 60 FT long, 10 FT high, 8 EA = 3,216 CF) | $ 6.64 | CY | 3,216 | CF | 1.12 | $ 2,655.42 | EA | |||
SUM | $ 472,372.92 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.03 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 459,003.87 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 514,082.22 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1494 | Explosives Holding/Transfer Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | UM | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
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93410 | Backfill and Compaction, Dozer Backfill, Roller Compaction in 12″ Layers | $ 8.70 | CY | 3 | CY/SY | 0.9405 | $2.73 | SY | |||
85110 | Base Course, 1-1/2″ Crushed Stone, 8″ Deep, Compacted, including Material & Transportation, excluding Earthwork | $ 13.50 | SY | 0.9405 | $12.70 | SY | |||||
85110 | Asphalt Concrete Paving Surface, 3″ Thick Plant Mix, Excluding Earthwork | $ 19.60 | SY | 0.9405 | $18.43 | SY | |||||
Sum | $33.86 | SY | |||||||||
Average Facility Size derived from 2021 RPAD (214 Asset Allocations): [100 FT x 69 FT] / 9 SF/SY) | 767 | SY | $25,957.20 | EA | |||||||
Note: Lightning protection and fence calculated separately as stand alone assets | PUC | $25,957.20 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1495 | Revetment | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/2 | Earth Work: Backfill and compaction, confined area, medium earth | $ 33.50 | CY | 177 | CY to EA | 1.12 | $6,641.04 | EA | |||
51/2 | Haul and Fill, 5 CY Truck, 3 miles | $ 13.10 | CY | 177 | CY to EA | 1.12 | $2,596.94 | EA | |||
51/2 | Gabions filled with stone | $ 185.50 | SY | 133 | SY to EA | 1.12 | $27,632.08 | EA | |||
51/2 | Geotextile fabric | $ 2.91 | SY | 133 | SY to EA | 1.12 | $432.73 | EA | |||
Assume 150 LF, 8 FT High x 4 FT Wide revetment; 4,800 CF = 177 CY volume and 133 SY per side | |||||||||||
SUM | $37,302.79 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $37,302.79 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0210 | $38,086.15 | EA | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-220-10N, Soil Mechanics; and, UFC 3-201-01, Civil Engineering, contain no design criteria for revetments. UFC 3-220-01, Geotechnical Engineering, requires a registered design professional evaluate conditions and the safety factors of new construction. The replacement unit cost calculation materials and quantities were developed by Mr. Gary Calese, P.E., a registered design professional. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average size for this FAC in the 2020 RPAD is 7.7 EA (each); 2,010 records) | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” contains no requirement for fire suppression. | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material . | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-201-01, “Civil Engineering,” 01 April 2018, with Change 5, 01 April 2021 UFC 3-220-10, “Soil Mechanics,” 01 February 2022 UFC 3-220-01, “Geotechnical Engineering,” 1 November 2012, with Change 1, 03 November 2021 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 6 May 2021 |
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FAC | 1496 | Tactical Vehicle Wash Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 54,909 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 16 May 2016; UFC 4-214-03, 17 March 2018 |
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CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14962 | Central Wash Facility, 16 Stations | 1 EA | 6,777,000 | 54,909 | SF/EA | 1.1446 | $141.27 | SF | |||
PUC | $141.27 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1498 | Security Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 351 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14113 | Search Office/ Sentry Building | $ 544.00 | 660 | 0.9405 | $511.62 | SF | |||||
14113 | Gatehouse | $ 766.00 | 933 | 0.9405 | $720.41 | SF | |||||
14113 | Guard booth (Guardhouse) | $ 1,861.00 | 149 | 0.9405 | $1,750.23 | SF | |||||
14113 | Visitor Control Center | $ 427.00 | 2,960 | 0.9405 | $401.58 | SF | |||||
Average | PUC | $845.96 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1499 | Miscellaneous Operations Support Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
Category Code | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 Mar 2009) |
$ 235.00 | SF | 230 | SF to EA | 1.4917 | $80,625.71 | EA | |||
17971 | Control/Observation Tower | $ 279,109.00 | EA | 0.9405 | $262,495.95 | EA | |||||
Weighted Average PUC | $195,401.93 | EA | |||||||||
In the 2021 RPAD, FAC 1499 (2,610 total assets) is comprised primarily of two asset categories (bunkers/safety shelters [871] and towers [1,490]) with 2,361 assets (90.5%) in those categories in the following CATCodes: • Air Force 149411, Bunker (144 assets); Army 14181, Safety Shelter (662 assets); and Army 14925, Fighting Position (65 assets) • Army 14940, Tower (1,076 assets); WHS 149400 (1 asset); Air Force 149965, RADAR Tower (43 assets); Air Force 149968, Special Tower (263 assets); Air Force 872845, Security Guard Tower (107 assets) |
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FAC | 1511 | Pier | UM = | SY | Conversion | Source | FY09 Study for CNIC | ||||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
Pier | $2,819.18 | SY | 1.4141 | $3,986.69 | SY | ||||||
Military Cost Premium not added because reference cost taken from military construction documents | PUC | $3,986.69 | SY | ||||||||
PUC is based upon a study conducted for Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) in FY2009, which appears below in full. In the 2020 RPAD, there are 313 assets in FAC 1511, with an average size of 5,312 SY. | |||||||||||
FAC | 1512 | Wharf | UM = | SY | Conversion | Source | FY09 Study for CNIC | ||||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
Set to FAC 1511, Pier | $2,819.18 | SY | 1.4141 | $3,986.69 | SY | ||||||
Military Cost Premium not added because reference cost taken from military construction documents | PUC | $3,986.69 | SY | ||||||||
PUC is based upon a study conducted for Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) in FY2009, which appears below in full. Under the direction of CNIC, the replacement unit cost for FAC 1512 is set equal to FAC 1511. In the 2020 RPAD, there are 362 assets in FAC 1512, with an average size of 4,936 SY. | |||||||||||
FAC | 1513 | Pier/Wharf Access Trestle | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 4,819 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation; October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/6 | Ship & Boat Dock, Heavy Construction, Heavy wood girders, 4″ or heavier decking, Heavy Piling; includes railing, utilities, fenders; exclusive of buildings | $ 105.00 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.20 | $ 1,134.00 | SY | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 1,134.00 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 1,236.68 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1541 | Shore Erosion Prevention Facility | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 2,151 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/4 | Seawall, concrete, precast, 5” – 6”, including ties or piling | $ 755.00 | LF | 50% | Large Commercial Project Reduction | 1.04 | $ 392.60 | LF | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 388.96 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 397.13 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 430.25 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 1551 | Small Craft Berthing | UM = | FB | RPAD Average Size | 307 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/6 | Ship and boat docks, medium, 4″ decking, Average piling, including fenders, railings, utilities; exclusive of buildings | $ 68.25 | SF | 30 | SF/FB | 1.02 | $ 2,088.45 | FB | |||
Convert SF to FB: Width of pier or wharf = 40. Assume 1/2 pier, 1/2 wharf. Average of ((40 SF/2 FB) + (40 SF/1 FB))/2 = 30 SF/FB | |||||||||||
FB = LF of Berthing | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | ||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,069.11 | FB | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 2,256.47 | FB | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 2,444.63 | FB | ||||||||
FAC | 1552 | Small Craft Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,162 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/18 | Boat Storage Building, Class S, Average, Metal siding on steel frame; boat racks & minimum electrical/water service | $ 35.00 | SF | 1.14 | $ 39.90 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.03 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 38.77 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1224 | $ 43.52 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1592 | Magnetic Silencing Range | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Service Reported Construction Cost | |||
CATCODE | Project | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | ||||
15921 | Replacement of MS Range at Kings Bay Georgia FY20 | $1,213,000.00 | EA | 0.96 | 1.0946 | $1,383,059.23 | EA | ||||
15921 | NAVSUBASE New London Degaussing Range FY20 | $1,215,943.00 | EA | 1.17 | 1.0946 | $1,137,571.14 | EA | ||||
15921 | NAVBASE Guam UEMMS Installation FY22 | $2,826,000.00 | EA | 2.75 | 1.0000 | $1,027,636.36 | EA | ||||
Source: DD 1391s for Magnetic Silencing/Sensing Ranges at three locations ACFs Determined using March 2022 USACE Area Cost Factors |
PUC Average | $1,182,755.58 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1593 | Water Launch Ramp | UM = | SY | Design Size | 600 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/3 | Slab on Grade, 12″, Reinforced | $ 8.08 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.05 | $ 76.36 | SY | |||
51/3 | Concrete Waterproofing, Silicone Spray, 2 coats | $ 0.80 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.05 | $ 7.51 | SY | |||
51/4 | Piling, Steel Pipe, Concrete filled, 10″, 8 Each with Setup Cost | $ 2,315.50 | EA | 0.0133 | EA to SY | 1.04 | $ 32.11 | SY | |||
SUM | $ 115.98 | SY | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 114.90 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 117.32 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 127.10 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 1611 | Harbor Control Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Service Reported PRV |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$656,330.50 | 1.0834 | $711,058.06 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1631 | Offshore Mooring Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 5 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; MTMC Stony Point Data FY 2000 |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$13,972.36 | 1.0834 | $15,137.43 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1641 | Harbor Marine Improvements | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 1,685 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/4 | Seawall Concrete, Precast, 5” – 6” including ties or piling | $ 755.00 | LF | 50% | Commercial Reduction | 1.04 | $ 392.60 | LF | |||
51/2 | Riprap, 6′ Wide x 8′ Tall, shore protection | $ 100.75 | SY | 1.78 | SY to LF | 1.05 | $ 188.30 | LF | |||
Average | $ 290.45 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 287.76 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 311.76 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 1711 | General Purpose Instruction Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,293 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Building: General Instruction (Lecture Classroom) | 27,000 | $ 481.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 481.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 481.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1712 | Applied Instruction Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,355 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Building: Applied Instructions (Hands-on Training) – Small (<35,000 SF) | 24,000 | $ 346.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 346.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 346.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1713 | Band Training Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,623 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14129 | Training Aid Support Center | $ 357.00 | 135,770 | 0.9405 | $335.75 | SF | |||||
PUC | $335.75 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1714 | Reserve Training Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 20,859 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Armed Forces Reserve Center | 44,000 | $ 390.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 390.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 390.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1715 | Physical Education Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 53,337 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 06 April 2017 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
74028 | Physical Fitness Facility | $ 250.00 | 62,000 | 1.0946 | $273.65 | SF | |||||
PUC | $273.65 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1717 | Organizational Classroom | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,563 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Buildings: General Instruction (Lecture/Classroom) | 27,000 | $ 481.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 481.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 481.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1718 | Indoor Firing Range and Supporting Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,135 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Indoor Firing Range | 36,000 | $ 327.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 327.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 327.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1721 | Flight Simulator Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,277 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Buildings: High Bay w/ Simulation Training -Small (<18,000 SF) | 7,300 | $ 603.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1722 | Physiological Training Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,503 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Buildings: High Bay w/ Simulation Training – Small (<18,000 SF) | 7,300 | $ 603.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1723 | Gas Training Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 834 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletters 3.2.2 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
17123 | Range Classroom Building (USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 21 May 2021) | 800 | $ 296.00 | 0.9593 | $283.95 | SF | |||||
17123 | After-Action Review (AAR) Building – Small (USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 6 April 2017) | 1,100 | $ 307.00 | 1.0946 | $336.04 | SF | |||||
Average | $309.99 | ||||||||||
Average | PUC | $309.99 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1724 | General Purpose Simulator Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,187 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Academic Instruction Buildings: High Bay w/ Simulation Training – Small (<18,000 SF) | 7,300 | $ 603.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 603.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1725 | Training Pool and Tank | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021: Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Pour Concrete Pool, 25 M x 50 M = 13,455 SF Surface Area | |||||||||||
18/22 | Natatorium, Class C, Good | $177.00 | SF | 13,455 | SF/EA | 1.04 | $2,476,796.40 | EA | |||
18/36 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Good | $4.35 | SF | 13,455 | SF/EA | 1.04 | $60,870.42 | EA | |||
SUM | $2,537,666.82 | EA | |||||||||
1 SM = 10.764 SF | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | ||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $2,514,169.91 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1380 | $ 2,861,022.25 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 3,099,631.50 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1726 | Enclosed Fire Fighter Trainer Facility | UM = | SF | Design Size | 11,000 | Source | Inflated from 2021: Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 21 May 2021 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
15/29 | Fire Training Tower, Average, Add 45% for insulated tiles | $ 21.50 | CF | 214.96 | CF to SF | 1.05 | 0.99 | $ 231.36 | SF | ||
66/11 | Polyethylene chamber water detention system, complete, 5,000 GA | $ 2.02 | GA | 0.92 | GA to SF | 1.02 | 0.99 | $ 0.93 | SF | ||
83210 | Stormwater drainage pond, 1/8 AC, 5 FT deep | $ 25,350.00 | EA | 2.305 | EA to SF | 0.9593 | $ 2.21 | SF | |||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 4 EA, 9,000 GA EA | $ 83,250.00 | EA | 0.00036 | EA to SF | 1.00 | 0.99 | $ 29.99 | SF | ||
62/1 | Industrial Pump, 4 EA, 2.5″ Suction, 7.5 HP 3,550 RPM | $ 3,975.00 | EA | 0.00036 | EA to SF | 1.04 | 0.99 | $ 1.49 | SF | ||
62/2 | Black Steel Threaded Pipe, 2″ non-buried, 1,800 LF | $ 27.98 | LF | 0.16364 | LF to SF | 1.04 | 0.99 | $ 4.72 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 270.70 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $ 270.70 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 292.93 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 317.36 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1731 | Range Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,491 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 6 April 2017 |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17122 | Ammunition Breakdown Building | $ 1,022.00 | 185 | 0.9405 | $961.17 | SF | |||||
17122 | Operations/Storage Building, Small | $ 140.00 | 800 | 0.9405 | $131.67 | SF | |||||
17123 | Range Classroom Building | $ 302.00 | 800 | 0.9405 | $284.02 | SF | |||||
17123 | After Action Review Building -Small (USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 6 April 2017) | $ 307.00 | 1,100 | 1.0946 | $336.04 | SF | |||||
17139 | Covered Mess – Range (Small) | $ 232.00 | 800 | 0.9405 | $218.19 | SF | |||||
PUC | $386.22 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1732 | Training Aids Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,033 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2019 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14129 | Training Aid Support Center for Range Complex | $ 357.00 | 135,770 | 1.0000 | $357.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $357.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 1733 | Training Support Structure | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,947 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
75061 | Covered Bleacher – Range (Bleacher Enclosure), EA | $ 233,549.00 | 1 | 1,947 | EA/SF | 0.9405 | $112.81 | SF | |||
17139 | Covered Mess – Range (Small) | $ 232.00 | 800 | 0.9405 | $218.19 | SF | |||||
Average | PUC | $165.50 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 1734 | Observation Tower/Bunker | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17971 | Control Tower – Standard Instrumented | $ 733,882.00 | 1 | 0.9405 | $690,200.07 | EA | |||||
17971 | Control Tower – Standard Small Arms | $ 279,109.00 | 1 | 0.9405 | $262,495.95 | EA | |||||
Average | PUC | $476,348.01 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1741 | Maneuver/Training Land, Light Forces | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 1,584 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FY2020 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | N/A | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 1742 | Maneuver/Training Land, Heavy Forces | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 2,969 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FY2020 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | N/A | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 1743 | Weapons Impact Area | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 6,300 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FY2020 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | N/A | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 1744 | Parachute Drop Zone | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 369 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FY2020 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | N/A | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 1745 | Parade and Drill Field | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 9.4 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/8 | Soil preparation, Fine grading, Average | $ 0.29 | SF | 43,560 | SF to AC | 1.02 | $12,885.05 | AC | |||
66/8 | Hydroseeding, Average | $ 0.17 | SF | 43,560 | SF to AC | 1.02 | $7,553.30 | AC | |||
66/8 | Rain Bird or Rain Jet system lawn sprinklers, large area | $ 0.53 | SF | 43,560 | SF to AC | 1.02 | $23,548.54 | AC | |||
SUM | $43,986.89 | AC | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 43,579.60 | AC | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 44,494.77 | AC | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 48,205.64 | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 1750 | General Purpose Small Arms Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 32 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with bar reinforcing), per FP | $9.63 | SF | 434 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,140.69 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $439.50 | EA | 7 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,384.15 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 7 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,791.25 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 28 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,483.86 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill (574 FT Average Distance) | $19.62 | LF | 2,653 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 57,257.05 | FP | ||
66/1 | Foxhole with Drain (36″ reinforced Concrete Culvert. 4′ deep) | $458.24 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 554.47 | FP | ||||
93410 | Berm, 522 M x 2M x 5M = 6,828 CY; Dozer backfill & Roller compaction | $8.70 | CY | 213.4 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,745.87 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread w/ 200 HP Dozer, including load at pit & haul, 2 MI round trip, no compaction (409 CY per berm) | $48.60 | CY | 12.8 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 584.20 | FP | |||
SUM | $ 75,941.53 | FP | |||||||||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | PUC | $ 75,941.53 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 79,629.78 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1751 | Zero Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Basic 10M-25M Firing Range (Zero) | 32 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/1 | Foxhole with Drain (36″ reinforced Concrete Storm Drainage, 4′ deep) | $458.24 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 554.47 | FP | ||||
51/3 | Target Boots / 4 per FP; Concrete perimeter footing, 12″ below grade | $21.50 | EA | 4 | EA to FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 96.32 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 224 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,834.37 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 148 M x 2 M x 5 M = 1,936 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 60.5 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 495.03 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 387 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 12.1 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 552.78 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 6,532.98 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 6,850.26 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1752 | Field Fire Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Automated Field Fire Range | 32 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick w/Rebar), 3 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 186 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 2,203.15 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 3 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 1,664.85 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 3 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 1,196.25 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 12 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 1,921.66 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill (574 FT Average Distance) | $19.62 | LF | 2,653 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 57,257.05 | FP | ||
66/1 | Foxhole with Drain (36″ reinforced Concrete Storm Drainage, 4′ deep) | $458.24 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 554.47 | FP | ||||
93410 | Berm, 522 M x 2 M x 5 M = 6,828 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 277.9 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 2,274.18 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 1,044 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 32.6 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,491.23 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 68,562.84 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 71,892.73 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1753 | Record Fire Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Automated Record Fire Range | 16 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 7 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 434 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,140.69 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 7 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,884.65 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 7 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,791.25 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 28 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,483.86 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 574 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 4,018 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 86,716.48 | FP | ||
66/1 | Foxhole with Drain (36″ reinforced Concrete Storm Drainage, 4′ deep) | $458.24 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 554.47 | FP | ||||
93410 | Berm, 340 M x 2M x 5 M = 4,447 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 277.9 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 2,274.18 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 445 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 27.8 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,271.26 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 107,116.84 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 112,319.18 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1754 | Night Fire Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 32 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 sf concrete x 8″ thick w/Rebar); 2 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 124 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 1,468.77 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 2 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 797.50 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 4 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 640.55 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 164 FT average distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 82 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 1,769.72 | FP | ||
66/1 | Foxhole with Drain (36″ reinforced Concrete Storm Drainage, 4′ deep) | $458.24 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 554.47 | FP | ||||
93410 | Berm, 522 M x 2 M x 3 M = 4,096 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 128 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,047.34 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 409 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 12.8 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 584.21 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 6,862.56 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 7,195.86 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1755 | Known Distance Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 32 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 1 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 398.75 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 4 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 640.55 | FP | ||
54/2 | Rigid Conduit and Wiring, 1″, 525 FT average distance | $16.75 | LF | 525 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 9,673.13 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 340 M x 4 M x 5 M = 8,894 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 277.9 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 2,274.18 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 12,986.61 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 13,617.33 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1756 | Sniper Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Automated Sniper Field Fire Range | 4 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
Sniper range = 4 SITs/6MITs/8 Iron Maiden Pads per FP | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 4 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 248 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 2,937.54 | FP | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x . 5M =7 .5 SM) 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 484.2 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 10,981.66 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 10 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 5,549.50 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 50 FT / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 300 | LF per FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 6,583.20 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 Ton, 1 per MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 6 | EA to FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 20,139.60 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 10 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,987.50 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (4 per MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 40 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 6,405.52 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 1,640 FT average distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 6,412 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 138,383.78 | FP | ||
66/1 | Concrete Pad 4 FT x 8 FT (1 per Firing Pad / 1 per Iron Maiden Pad) | $5.29 | SF | 288 | SF per FP | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 1,843.46 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 80 M x 2 M x 5 M = 1,046 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 261.5 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 2,139.68 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 198,951.44 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 208,613.91 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1757 | Pistol Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Automated Combat Pistol Range | 15 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 8 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 496 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,875.07 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 8 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,439.60 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 8 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,190.00 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter, 4 per SIT | $145.58 | EA | 32 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 5,124.42 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 101 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 808 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 17,438.26 | FP | ||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 445 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 27.8 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,271.26 | FP | |||
93410 | Berm, 8 EA per FP, 1 M x 1 M x 2 M = 20.9 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 20.9 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 170.85 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 37,509.45 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 39,331.17 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1758 | Machinegun Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Automated Multipurpose Machinegun | 10 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
MPMG = 3 SITs/5 WSITs/2MITs/2 SATs/8 Iron Maiden Pads per FP | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 3 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 186 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 2,203.15 | FP | ||
66/2 | WSIT Emplacement (94 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 5 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 470 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,567.10 | FP | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar), 2 per FP | $11.77 | SF | 936 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,550.57 | FP | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15M (15 M x 0.5 M = 7.5 SM), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 161.4 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 3,660.55 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 12 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 12,144.00 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 50 FT / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 100 | LF per FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 2,194.40 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 Ton, 1 per MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 2 | EA to FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 6,713.20 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 12 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 14,850.00 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MIT, SIT; 6 per WSIT)) | $145.58 | EA | 60 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 9,608.28 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 1,640 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 2,961 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 63,904.30 | FP | ||
66/1 | Concrete Pad 4 FT x 8 FT (1 per Firing Pad / 1 per Iron Maiden Pad) | $5.29 | SF | 288 | SF per FP | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 1,843.46 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 30 M x 2 M x 5 M = 392 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 39.2 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 320.75 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 39 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 3.9 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 178.26 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 136,559.76 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 143,192.06 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1760 | General Purpose Direct Fire Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 4 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
85110 | Vehicle Battle Position – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 10″ thick with Rebar), Unit Cost divided by 9 for SF | $8.11 | SF | 481 | SF per FP | 0.9405 | $ 3,669.31 | FP | |||
93410 | Berm, 148 M x 2M x 5 M = 1,936 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 484 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 3,960.26 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 327 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 82 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 3,736.65 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 11,366.22 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 11,918.24 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1761 | Grenade Launcher Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 4 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/1 | Target Bunker (Catch Basin, 4′ deep) | $3,269.00 | EA | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 3,955.49 | FP | ||||
93410 | Target Berm, 1 M x 1 M x 2 M x 4 targets/lane = 2.6 CY; Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 10 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 85.10 | FP | |||
93410 | Berm, 40 M x 1 M x 2 M = 104 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 26 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 212.74 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 104 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 26 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,188.42 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 5,441.74 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 5,706.03 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1762 | Grenade Machinegun Range | UM = | LN | TC 25-8 Standard Size | 2 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
85110 | Vehicle Firing Point (128 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), Price per SY in PAX divided by 9 for SF | $6.89 | SF | 128 | SF per LN | 0.9405 | $ 829.29 | LN | |||
93410 | Berm, 20 M x 2 M x 1 M = 52 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 52 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 425.47 | LN | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 20 CY per LN | $48.60 | CY | 20 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 914.14 | LN | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 2,168.91 | LN | ||||||||
PUC | $ 2,168.91 | LN | |||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | FAC 1762 design criteria is found in Army Field Manual (FM) 3-22.27, 40 mm Grenade Machinegun, and TC 25-8, identified in the latter as Category Code 17833, Automated Multipurpose Machine Gun (MPMG) Range. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | • Selection as found in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Programming Administration and Execution (PAX) System newsletter • See “Range Business Rules” for type of materials |
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Facility Size | • The unit of measure is LN, lane. • Size is per design found in TC 25-8. The design calls for a standard 2 LNs per range. Although the average of the records is 3.2, there can be no ‘fractional’ lanes. • There are 32 FAC 1762 records, ranging in size from 1 to 10 lanes (LN). |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | The USACE Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville (HNC) Range and Training Land Program (RTLP) “Program Information” section states “fire detection and protection are not typically required in Standard Range Facilities by either NFPA 101, Life Safety Code; or Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-600-01, Design: Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities.” | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of an overhead crane; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | Limited established standards exist, as explained above, with a situation and site specific design required. | ||||||||||
Documentation for business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule • Range Business Rules |
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Footnotes | U.S. Army TC 3-22.19, Grenade Machine Gun MK 19 MOD 3, 10 May 2017, with Change 1, 13 January 2020. | ||||||||||
FAC | 1763 | Light Antiarmor Weapon Range (LAWR) | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Light Antiarmor Range, Subcal | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
LAWR/AT-4 = 2 MG Bunkers/ 9 SATs / 2 MATs per FP | |||||||||||
66/2 | Stationary Armor Target (SAT) Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick w/Rebar) 9 per FP | $11.77 | SF | 4,212 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 60,977.55 | FP | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200M (200 M x 1 M= 2153 SF), 12″ concrete wall, 2 per FP | $20.25 | SF | 4,306 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 97,660.08 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 11 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 11,132.00 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 FT / MAT | $21.10 | LF | 1,312 | LF per FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 28,790.53 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT | $3,227.50 | EA | 2 | EA to FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 6,713.20 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 11 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 13,612.50 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT) | $145.58 | EA | 53 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 8,487.31 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 984 FT Average Distance | $19.62 | LF | 20,825 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 449,445.15 | FP | ||
66/2 | Concrete Bunker 4 FT x4 FT = 96 SF of 12″ concrete, 2 EA | $20.25 | SF | 192 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 4,354.56 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 400 M x 1 M x 1 M = 523 CY; Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 523 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 4,279.27 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 685,452.15 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 718,742.50 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1764 | Heavy Antiarmor Weapon Range (HAWR) | UM = | LN | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Antiarmor Tracking and Live Fire (ATLF) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
HAWR = 12 SATs / 5 MATs / 1 Course Road per LN | |||||||||||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick With Rebar), 12 per LN | $11.77 | SF | 5,616 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 81,303.39 | LN | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 350M (350 M x 1 M= 3,767 SF) 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 18,835 | SF per LN | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 427,177.80 | LN | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 17 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 17,204.00 | LN | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 1,148 FT / MAT | $21.10 | LF | 5,740 | LF per LN | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 125,958.56 | LN | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT | $3,227.50 | EA | 5 | EA per LN | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 16,783.00 | LN | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 17 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 21,037.50 | LN | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT) | $145.58 | EA | 80 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 12,811.04 | LN | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 6,761 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 114,937 | LF per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,480,570.33 | LN | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 11,525 SY | $1.20 | SY | 11,525 | SY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 13,006.81 | LN | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position 6 EA; Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 2,886 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 41,780.91 | LN | ||
93410 | Berm, 1800 M x 2 M x 1 M = 4,709 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 4,709 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 38,529.80 | LN | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 1,063 CY per LN | $48.60 | CY | 1,063 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 48,586.80 | LN | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 3,324,749.95 | LN | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 3,486,223.08 | LN | ||||||||
FAC | 1765 | Artillery Direct Fire Range (ADFR) | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
ADFR = 18 SATs / 6 Firing Positions per Range | |||||||||||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar); 6 per range | $11.77 | SF | 2,808 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 40,651.70 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 6 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 6,072.00 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 6 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 7,425.00 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT) | $145.58 | EA | 90 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 14,412.42 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″ plastic duct, 2,560 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 46,080 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 994,498.56 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 11,525 SY | $1.20 | SY | 11,525 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 13,006.81 | EA | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position 6 EA – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 2,886 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 41,780.91 | EA | ||
93410 | Berm, 117 M x 2 M x 1 M = 279 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 279 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,282.82 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 215 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 215 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 9,827.06 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 1,129,957.28 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 1,184,835.92 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1766 | Tank Stationary Gunnery Range (TSGR) | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Tank Stationary Gunnery Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
TSGR = 25 SATs / 4 MATs / 42 SITS / 7 MITS per Range | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick w/Rebar); 42 per range | $9.63 | SF | 2,604 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 30,844.12 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 42 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 23,307.90 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 42 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 16,747.50 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick w/Rebar), 25 per range | $11.77 | SF | 11,700 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 169,382.07 | EA | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200 M (200 M x 1 M= 2,152 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 8,608 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 195,229.44 | EA | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 Mx 0.5 M = 80.7 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 565 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 12,811.93 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 36 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 36,432.00 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 FT / MAT; 49 FT / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 2,967 | LF per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 65,107.85 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 11 | EA per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 36,922.60 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 36 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 44,550.00 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 337 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 53,966.51 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 5,105 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 398,190 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 8,593,736.58 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 2,488 SY | $1.20 | SY | 2,488 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,807.89 | EA | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position 2 EA – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 962 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,926.97 | EA | ||
66/2 | Vehicle Firing Point, 10 EA (128 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar) | $9.63 | SF | 1,280 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 15,161.47 | EA | ||
93410 | Berm, 1,400 M x 2 M x 1 M = 3,662 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 3,662 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 29,963.07 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 1,063 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 1,063 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 48,586.80 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 9,318,585.18 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 9,771,160.91 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1767 | Indirect Fire Range | UM = | EA | Design Size | N/A | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined |
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CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
N/A | EA | ||||||||||
FAC | 1768 | Scaled Indirect Fire Range | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
Artillery Direct Firing Range (ADFR) = 6 Hasty Firing Positions per Range | |||||||||||
93410 | Berm, 117 M x 2 M x 1 M = 279 CY; backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 279.0 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,282.82 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 215 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 215.0 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 9,827.06 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 12,109.88 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 12,698.02 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1769 | Scaled Gunnery Range (SGR) | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Tank/Fighting Vehicle Scaled Gunnery Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
SGR = 16 SITS / 8 MITS per Range | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 16 per range | $9.63 | SF | 992 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 11,750.14 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 16 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 8,879.20 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 16 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 6,380.00 | EA | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 645.6 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 14,642.21 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 8,096.00 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 49 FT / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 392 | LF per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 8,602.05 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 26,852.80 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 9,900.00 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (4 per MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 96 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 15,373.25 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 356 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 4,272 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 92,198.30 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 478 SY | $1.20 | SY | 478 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 539.46 | EA | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position, 2 EA – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 962 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,926.97 | EA | ||
66/2 | Vehicle Firing Point, 2 EA (128 SF concrete x 8″ thick with rebar) | $9.63 | SF | 256 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 3,032.29 | EA | ||
93410 | Berm, 220 M x 2 M x 1 M = 575 CY, backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 575 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 4,704.74 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 156 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 156 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 7,130.33 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 232,007.74 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 243,275.66 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1771 | Armor Vehicle Crew Training Range | UM = | LN | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Digital Multipurpose Training Range (DPMTR) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
DMPTR= 30 SATs / 6 MATs / 146 SITs / 4 MITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick w/Rebar) 146 per LN | $9.63 | SF | 9,052 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 107,220.03 | LN | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 146 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 81,022.70 | LN | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 146 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 58,217.50 | LN | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick w/Rebar) 30 per LN | $11.77 | SF | 14,040 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 203,258.48 | LN | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200 M2 (200 M x 1 M= 2,152 SF) 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 12,912 | SF per LN | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 292,844.16 | LN | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 7.5 M2 (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF) 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 323 | SF per LN | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 7,321.10 | LN | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 40 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 40,480.00 | LN | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 FT / MAT, 49 FT /MIT | $21.10 | LF | 4,132 | LF per LN | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 90,672.61 | LN | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 10 | EA per LN | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 33,566.00 | LN | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 40 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 49,500.00 | LN | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 774 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 123,946.81 | LN | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 5,105 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 165,233 | LF per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,566,058.61 | LN | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 2488 SY | $1.20 | SY | 2,488 | SY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 2,807.89 | LN | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position 8 EA – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 3,848 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 55,707.88 | LN | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 2,184 M x 2 M x 1 M = 5,713 CY, backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 5,713 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 46,744.68 | LN | |||
66/1 | Target Bunker (Catch Basin, 4 FT deep) x 2 | $3,269.00 | EA | 2 | EA per LN | 1.21 | 1.00 | $ 7,910.98 | LN | ||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 7,850 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 7,850 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 358,801.86 | LN | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20 FT x 20 FT), Class D, Low Cost, 7 EA Buildings (use Class C multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 2,800 | SF per LN | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 66,751.00 | LN | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 5,192,832.30 | LN | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 5,619,273.63 | LN | ||||||||
FAC | 1772 | Armor Vehicle Unit Training Range | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size – Digital Multipurpose Training Complex (DMPRC) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
DMPRC= 80 SATs / 12 MATs / 294 SITs / 45 MITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar) 294 per range | $9.63 | SF | 18,228 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 215,908.84 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 306 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 169,814.70 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 306 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 122,017.50 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) 80 per Range | $11.77 | SF | 37,440 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 542,022.62 | EA | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200 M (200 M x 1 M = 2,152 SF) 12″ concrete wall, 12 per Range | $20.25 | SF | 25,824 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 585,688.32 | EA | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF) 12″ concrete wall, 45 per Range | $20.25 | SF | 3,631.5 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 82,362.42 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 137 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 138,644.00 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 FT / MAT, 49 FT / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 10,077 | LF per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 221,129.69 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 57 | EA per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 191,326.20 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 137 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 169,537.50 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 1,852 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 296,575.58 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 6.5 lanes of targetry, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 1,145,515 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 24,722,493.94 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 7464 SY | $1.20 | SY | 7,464 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 8,423.68 | EA | |||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position 30 EA – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 14,430 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 208,904.55 | EA | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 6,552 M x 2 M x 1 M = 17,139 CY, Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 17,139 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 140,234.05 | EA | |||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar,) 4 per Range | $9.63 | SF | 576 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,822.66 | EA | ||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 44,650 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 44,650 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,040,828.42 | EA | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20 FT x 20 FT), Class D, Low Cost, 12 EA Buildings (Use Class C multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 4,800 | SF per Range | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 114,430.28 | EA | ||
SUM | $ 29,977,164.95 | EA | |||||||||
PUC | $ 29,977,164.95 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 32,438,924.03 | EA | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | FAC 1772 design criteria is found in U.S. Army Technical Circular (TC) TC 25-8. Area: 20,000,000 M2 / 4,942 AC.. Range Dimensions 2,500 M X 8,000 M (TC 25-8, Figure H-10.2). 1 Acre = 4,047 M2. There are 59 FAC 1772 records, with an average size of 1 each. This FAC aggregates multiple (1 AF, 7 Army and 3 Navy/Marine Corps) category codes. Category code 17860, Digital Multipurpose Range Complex (DMPRC), was chosen from TC 25-8, Table 2-2, as a conservative representative design/cost estimate. |
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Building construction material | • Selection as found in PAX newsletter • See “Range Business Rules” and “Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rules” for type of materials |
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Facility size | • The unit of measure is EA, each. • Size is per design found in US Army TC 25-8. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | The USACE Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville (HNC) Range and Training Land Program (RTLP) “program Information” section states “fire detection and protection are not typically required in Standard Range Facilities by either the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101, Life Safety Code; or Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-600-01, Design: Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities … .” | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of an overhead crane; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | Limited established standards exist, as explained above, with a situation and site specific design required. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule • Range Business Rules |
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Footnotes | The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | ||||||||||
FAC | 1773 | Fire and Movement Range (FMR) | UM = | LN | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Fire and Movement Range (FMR) | 4 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
FMR= 6 SITs / LN; 4 lanes per FMR | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar) 6 per LN | $9.63 | SF | 372 | SF per LN | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 4,406.30 | LN | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 6 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,329.70 | LN | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 6 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,392.50 | LN | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (4 per SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 24 | EA per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,843.31 | LN | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 346 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 2,076 | LF per LN | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 44,804.23 | LN | ||
93410 | Berm, 150 M x 3M x 4M = 2,354 CY / Backfill & compaction, 2 EA Berms / LN | $8.70 | CY | 4,708 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 38,521.61 | LN | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 39 CY per lane | $48.60 | CY | 39 | CY per LN | 0.9405 | $ 1,782.58 | LN | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 99,080.24 | LN | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 103,892.27 | LN | ||||||||
FAC | 1774 | Squad Defense Range (SDR) | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Squad Defense Range (SDR) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
SDR= 31 SITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 sf concrete x 8″ thick w/Rebar), 31 per range | $9.63 | SF | 1,922 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 22,765.90 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 31 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 17,203.45 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 31 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 12,361.25 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (4 per SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 124 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 19,857.11 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 574 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 8,152 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 175,936.46 | EA | ||
66/2 | 2-person fighting position (104 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 5 per range | $9.63 | SF | 520 | EA per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,159.35 | EA | ||
93410 | Berm, 300 M x 2 M x 1 M = 785 CY / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 785.0 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 6,423.00 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 353 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 353.0 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 16,134.66 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 276,841.17 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 290,286.52 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1775 | Infantry Battle Course | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Infantry Squad Battle Course (ISBC) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
ISBC= 6 SATs / 1 MATs / 20 SITs / 6 MITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar) 20 per range | $9.63 | SF | 1,240 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 14,687.68 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 20 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 11,099.00 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 20 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 7,975.00 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) 6 per Range | $11.77 | SF | 2,808 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 40,651.70 | EA | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200M (200 M x 1 M = 2,152 SF) 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 2,152 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 48,807.36 | EA | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 484 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 10,981.66 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 13 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 13,156.00 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 ft / MAT 49 LF /MIT | $21.10 | LF | 950 | LF per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 20,846.80 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 7 | EA per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 23,496.20 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 13 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 16,087.50 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 138 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 22,099.04 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 5,105 FT Average Distance, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 111,520 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,406,824.64 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 2,392 SY | $1.20 | SY | 2,392 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,699.55 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 9,225 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 9,225 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 421,649.32 | EA | |||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 5 per range | $9.63 | SF | 720 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 8,528.33 | EA | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 3,069,589.77 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 3,218,670.54 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1776 | Urban Combat Training Range | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Urban Assault Course (UAC) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick, with Rebar), 26 per range | $9.63 | SF | 1,612 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 19,093.98 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 26 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 14,428.70 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 26 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 10,367.50 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 104 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 16,654.35 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, 8,150 LF, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 8,105 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 174,922.11 | EA | ||
85110 | 8″ Thick Reinforced Concrete Roadway, 897 SY per Range | $62.00 | SY | 897 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 52,303.76 | EA | |||
85110 | Road, Asphalt, 3″ thick | $19.60 | SY | 1,435 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 26,451.89 | EA | |||
14/22 | Shoothouse, Reinforced concrete (Armory, CDS) 12 EA, 600 SF | $48.50 | SF | 7,200 | SF per Range | 1.22 | 1.00 | $ 426,024.00 | EA | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 500 M x 2 M x 3 M = 3923 CY / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 3,923 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 32,098.62 | EA | |||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 4 per Range | $9.63 | SF | 576 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,822.66 | EA | ||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 4622 cubic yards per UAC | $48.60 | CY | 4,622 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 211,258.88 | EA | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20′ x 20′) , Class D, Low Cost, 3 EA Buildings (Use Class C Multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 1,200 | SF per Range | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 28,607.57 | EA | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 1,019,034.02 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 1,102,718.26 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1777 | Convoy Live Fire Range (CLFR) | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Convoy Live Fire Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
FP for CLFR= 2 SATs / 2 MATs / 9 SITs / 1 MITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 9 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 558 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,609.45 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 9 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,994.55 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 9 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,588.75 | FP | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar), 2 per FP | $11.77 | SF | 936 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,550.57 | FP | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200 M (200 M x 1 M = 2,152 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 4,304 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 97,614.72 | FP | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 80.7 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 1,830.28 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 5 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 5,060.00 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 LF / MAT, 49 LF / MIT | $21.10 | LF | 1,361 | LF per FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 29,865.78 | FP | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 3 | EA per FP | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 10,069.80 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 5 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 6,187.50 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 46 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 7,366.35 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 13,582 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 293,126.72 | FP | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 1435 SY | $1.20 | SY | 1,435 | SY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,619.50 | FP | |||
93410 | Total Berm, 6,552 M x 2M x 1 M = 17,139 CY / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 17,139 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 140,234.05 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 431 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 431 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 19,699.82 | FP | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20′ x 20′), Class D Low Cost x 2 EA Buildings (Use Class C cost multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 1,600 | SF per FP | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 38,143.43 | FP | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 679,561.28 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 712,565.53 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1781 | Live Hand Grenade Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Live Hand Grenade Familiarization Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 205 CY per FP | $48.60 | CY | 205 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 9,370.20 | FP | |||
66/2 | Throwing Bay (160 SF concrete x 8″ with Rebar) | $9.63 | SF | 160 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 1,895.18 | FP | ||
66/2 | Blast Wall 50M (50 M x 3 M= 1,614 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $11.77 | SF | 1,614 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 23,366.04 | FP | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 60 M x 3 M x 1 M = 235 CY yds / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 235 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,922.81 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 34,631.42 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 36,313.37 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1782 | Engineer Qualification Range (EQR) | UM = | FP | RPCS Standard Size | 10 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
FP for EQR= 2 SATs / 9 SITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 9 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 558 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,609.45 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 9 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,994.55 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 9 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,588.75 | FP | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar), 2 Per FP | $11.77 | SF | 936 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,550.57 | FP | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 80.7 | SF per FP | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 1,830.28 | FP | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 2 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,024.00 | FP | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 2 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,475.00 | FP | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 46 | EA per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 7,366.35 | FP | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 2,753 | LF per FP | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 59,415.25 | FP | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 1435 SY | $1.20 | SY | 1,435 | SY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,619.50 | FP | |||
93410 | Total Berm, 6,552 M x 2 M x 1 M = 17,139 CY, Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 17,139 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 140,234.05 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 431 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 431 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 19,699.82 | FP | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20′ x 20′), Class D, Low Cost x 6 Buildings (Use Class C multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 4,800 | SF per FP | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 114,430.28 | FP | ||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 4 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 576 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,822.66 | FP | ||
66/2 | Blast Wall 100 M2 (50 M x 2 M x 2 EA = 2152.8 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $11.77 | SF | 2,153 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 31,166.30 | FP | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 377,837.85 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 396,188.30 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1783 | Light Demolition and Flame Training Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Light Demolition Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | Missile Proof Shelter (2,896 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar) | $9.63 | SF | 2,896 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 34,302.83 | FP | ||
66/2 | Blast Wall 50 M (100 M x 3 M = 3,229 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $11.77 | SF | 3,229 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 46,749.02 | FP | ||
66/2 | Steel / Timber Cutting Chamber x 2 EA (40 LF x 40 LF x 5 LF), 12″ concrete | $11.77 | SF | 2,153 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 31,169.20 | FP | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 260 M x 3 M x 2 M / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 2,040 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 16,691.61 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 81,051.85 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 84,988.29 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1790 | Miscellaneous Training Facility | UM = | EA | RPCS Standard Size | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
Miscellaneous Training Facility = 6 SITs and 2 SATs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 6 per range | $9.63 | SF | 372 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 4,406.30 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 6 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,329.70 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 6 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,392.50 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick, with Rebar), 2 per Range | $11.77 | SF | 936 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 13,550.57 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 2 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,024.00 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 2 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2,475.00 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 34 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 5,444.69 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 905 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 19,531.71 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 1,913 SY | $1.20 | SY | 1,913 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,158.96 | EA | |||
93410 | Total Berm, 400 M x 2 M x 1 M = 1,046 CY, Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 1,046 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 8,558.54 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 628 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 628 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 28,704.15 | EA | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20′ x 20′), Class D, Low Cost x 2 Buildings (Use Class C multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 800 | SF per Range | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 19,071.71 | EA | ||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 2 per Range | $9.63 | SF | 288 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 3,411.33 | EA | ||
FAC 1790 is a collection of 65 CATCODEs. Components for this model represent an average of these facilities. | SUM | $ 115,059.17 | EA | ||||||||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 120,647.24 | EA | |||||||
FAC | 1791 | Aircraft Weapons Calibration Range | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Boresight, Screening and Harmonization Range (BSHR) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
BSHR = 8 SATs / 8 SITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar, 8 per range | $9.63 | SF | 496 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,875.07 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 4,439.60 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 3,190.00 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) 8 per Range | $11.77 | SF | 3,744 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 54,202.26 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial | $920.00 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 8,096.00 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 8 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 9,900.00 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 72 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 11,529.94 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 4,248 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 91,680.34 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 1913 SY | $1.20 | SY | 1,913 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 2,158.96 | EA | |||
85110 | Concrete Pad, 40 FT x 40 FT, 8″ reinforced | $62.00 | SY | 178 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 10,366.16 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 201,438.33 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 211,221.58 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1792 | Attack Helicopter Weapons Range | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Aerial Gunnery Range (AGR) | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
AGR = 50 SATs / 8 MATs / 246 SITs / 35 MITs | |||||||||||
66/2 | SIT Emplacement (62 SF concrete x 8″ thick with Rebar), 246 per range | $9.63 | SF | 15,252 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 180,658.41 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial (SITs) | $504.50 | EA | 246 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 136,517.70 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps (SITs) | $362.50 | EA | 246 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 98,092.50 | EA | ||
66/2 | SAT Emplacement (468 SF concrete x 12″ thick w/Rebar) 50 per range | $11.77 | SF | 23,400 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 338,764.14 | EA | ||
51/3 | MAT Emplacement 200 M (200 M x 1 M= 2,152 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 17,216 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 390,458.88 | EA | ||
51/3 | MIT Emplacement 15 M (15 M x 0.5 M = 80.7 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $20.25 | SF | 2,825 | SF per Range | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 64,059.66 | EA | ||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 200 Amps, Light Commercial (SATs, MATs, & MITs) | $920.00 | EA | 93 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 94,116.00 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 1 Ton, 656 LF / MAT 49 FT /MIT | $21.10 | LF | 6,963 | LF per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 152,796.07 | EA | ||
58/6 | Trolley, Motorized, 0.5 ton, 1 per MAT / MIT | $3,227.50 | EA | 43 | EA per Range | 1.04 | 1.00 | $ 144,333.80 | EA | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 125 – 250 Amps | $1,125.00 | EA | 93 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 115,087.50 | EA | ||
54/3 | Outlet, Rigid Conduit, Average, with Ground Fault Interrupter (5 per SAT; 4 per MAT, MIT, SIT) | $145.58 | EA | 1,406 | EA per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 225,154.03 | EA | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill | $19.62 | LF | 29,527 | LF per Range | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 637,251.71 | EA | ||
93410 | Trail Grading, Fine Grading for Roadways, Base Course 10,525 SY | $1.20 | SY | 10,525 | SY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 11,878.24 | EA | |||
93410 | Total Berm, 2540 M x 2 M x 1 M = 6644 CY; Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 6,644 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 54,362.28 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 1569 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 1,569 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 71,714.66 | EA | |||
17/31 | Urban Cluster / Bank Barn, 2 Story (20′ x 20′), Class D, Low Cost x 13 Buildings (Use Class C multiplier) | $21.15 | SF | 5,200 | SF per Range | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 123,966.14 | EA | ||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 2,839,211.73 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 3,072,371.04 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1794 | Air Defense Range | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Air Defense Firing Range | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | Vehicle Battle Position – Defilade (481 SF concrete x 12″ thick with Rebar) | $11.77 | SF | 481 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 6,963.49 | FP | ||
93410 | Berm, 90 M x 2 M x 3 M = 706 CY, Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 706 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 5,776.61 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 327 CY per range | $48.60 | CY | 82 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 3,736.57 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 12,740.09 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 13,358.84 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1795 | Unenclosed Fire Fighter Trainer Facility | UM = | SF | Design Size | 10,000 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
15/29 | Fire Training Tower (Add 45% for thermal insulated tiles) | $ 21.50 | CF | 214.96 | CF to SF | 1.24 | 1.00 | $ 266.55 | SF | ||
66/11 | Polyethylene chamber water detention system, complete, 5,000 GA | $ 2.02 | GA | 1.01 | GA to EA | 1.20 | 1.00 | $ 1.21 | SF | ||
83210 | Stormwater drainage pond, 1/8 AC | $ 25,870.00 | EA | 2.59 | EA to SF | 0.9405 | $ 2.43 | SF | |||
SUM | $ 270.20 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $ 270.20 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 292.39 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) UFC 4-179-01, “Design Navy Firefighting Schools;” and, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1402, “Guide to Building Fire Service Training Centers,” provide general guidance for Fire and Rescue Training Facilities. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | Neither NFPA 1402 nor UFC 4-179-01 limit the choice of materials, masonry (brick, cast-in-place, tilt-up concrete) with steel structural members are described. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The design size for this FAC is 17,000 SF. NFPA 1402 recommends a minimum facility size of 20 FT x 20 Ft with 4 stories of 10 ft height each. Incorporating the training spaces listed in the UFC, a facility size of 50 ft x 50 ft, with 10 ft floor heights and 4 floors has been chosen as the basis of the PUC. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | NFPA 1402 recommends no sprinkler system as repetitive use of extinguishing chemicals, recycled water used in the training process and smoke particulates will render the sprinklers unserviceable . |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. UFC 4-179-01 and NFPA 1402 describe the need for recovery, holding, and separation of water runoff prior to discharge to the local wastewater treatment process . A detention/settlement chamber system and pond has been added to the unit cost. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-179-01, “Design: Navy Firefighting School Facilities,” 16 January 2004 NFPA 1402, “Guide to Building Fire Service Training Centers,” 2019 Edition |
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FAC | 1796 | Urban Combat Training Area, Non-Fire | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 72,868 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
17/31 | Urban Cluster (Bank Barn, 2-Story – Special Purpose), 30 FT x 30 FT), Class D, Low Cost x 4 Buildings | $21.15 | SF | 1.16 | 0.97 | $ 23.84 | SF | ||||
51/3 | Slab on Grade, 6″ reinforced | $5.29 | SF | 1.12 | 1.00 | $ 5.92 | SF | ||||
14/22 | Structure, Reinforced concrete (Armory, Class CDS) 12 EA, 1800 SF | $48.50 | SF | 1.22 | 1.00 | $ 59.17 | SF | ||||
Weighted Average | $ 52.80 | SF | |||||||||
54/1 | Service Switchgear, 100 Amps, Light Commercial | $504.50 | EA | 0.025 | EA per SF | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 13.87 | SF | ||
54/1 | Circuit Breaker, 240-480 Volts, 20-60 Amps | $362.50 | EA | 0.025 | EA per SF | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 9.97 | SF | ||
54/2 | Underground Wiring, 2″, plastic duct, plus excavation and backfill, 2,400 LF total | $19.62 | LF | 0.12 | LF per SF | 1.10 | 1.00 | $ 2.64 | SF | ||
85110 | 8″ Thick Reinforced Concrete Roadway, 2,200 SY | $62.00 | SY | 1.01 | SY per SF | 0.9405 | $ 58.89 | SF | |||
85110 | Road, Asphalt, 3″ thick, 1500 SY | $19.60 | SY | 0.69 | SY per SF | 0.9405 | $ 12.72 | SF | |||
51/2 | Utility tunnel, 3″-5″ wall, medium soil, 5 FT x 7 FT cross-section, 504 LF | $25.50 | CF | 0.90 | CF to SF | 1.12 | 1.00 | $25.70 | SF | ||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ w/rebar), 4 EA | $9.63 | SF | 0.22 | EA per SF | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 2.61 | SF | ||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 4,622 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 0.22 | CY per SF | 0.9405 | $ 9.92 | SF | |||
93410 | Backfill & compaction, 2,020 CY | $8.70 | CY | 0.10 | CY per SF | 0.9405 | $ 0.84 | SF | |||
SUM | $ 189.97 | SF | |||||||||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | PUC | $ 189.97 | SF | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0821 | $ 205.57 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | FAC 1796 design criteria is found in the United States Army Training Circular (TC) 25-8. |
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Building construction material | • Selection of material per PAX newsletter • See “Range Business Rules” and “Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rules” for type of materials. |
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Facility size | There are 362 FAC 1796 assets, with an average size of 78,583 SF, in the 2021 RPAD. This FAC aggregates 7 CATCodes (1 AF, 5 Army, and 1 Navy). Included category codes 17901 (Combined Arms Collective Training Facility) and 17996 (Collective Training Facility) are representative of the urban combat training area and have notional designs in TC 25-8 on which to base a representative design/cost estimate. Each category code represents an urban training facility with between 16 and 24 buildings of various types, a tunnel/sewer system, and human urban targets, stationary infantry targets and stationary armor targets. All buildings and target areas have CCTV cameras (100% coverage). Live ballistic fire is prohibited on this facility; pyrotechnics are not authorized for the tunnel/sewer area. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | The USACE Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville (HNC) Range and Training Land Program (RTLP) “Program Information” section states “fire detection and protection are not typically required in Standard Range Facilities by either National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101, Life Safety Code; or UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities.” |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No specific requirement exists for the incorporation of an overhead crane; while there is no criteria, an engineering analysis would be performed during the design phase, based upon the topography of the surrounding access streets, expected delivery methods, throughput, ordnance equipment size. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Limited established standards exist, as explained above, with a situation- and site-specific design required. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule • Range Business Rules |
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Footnotes | The USACE HNC RTLP Fact Sheet, August 2021. The USACE HNC RTLP, Program Information, https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. U.S. Army TC 25-8, “Training Ranges,” 2 November 2021 |
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FAC | 1797 | Hand Grenade Range, Non-Firing | UM = | FP | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Hand Grenade Qualification Course | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | 2-man fighting position (104 SF concrete x 8″ with Rebar) | $9.63 | SF | 104 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 1,231.87 | FP | ||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with Rebar), 2 per FP | $9.63 | SF | 288 | SF per FP | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 3,411.33 | FP | ||
93410 | Target Berm, 1 M x 1 M x 2 M (2.6 CY), 4 targets/lane, Backfill & Compaction, 12″ Layers | $8.70 | CY | 10.4 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 85.10 | FP | |||
93410 | Berm, 40 M x 1 M x 2 M = 104 CY, Backfill & Compaction, 12″ Layers | $8.70 | CY | 26 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 212.74 | FP | |||
93210 | Bank Run Gravel, Spread, 104 CY per berm | $48.60 | CY | 26 | CY per FP | 0.9405 | $ 1,188.42 | FP | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 6,129.45 | FP | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 6,427.14 | FP | ||||||||
FAC | 1798 | Infiltration Course, Live Fire | UM = | EA | TC 25-8 Standard Size / Infiltration Course | 1 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; TC 25-8 Training Ranges, 2 November 2021; USACE Range Design Guide |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
66/2 | Blast Wall 360 M (360 M x 2 M = 7,750 SF), 12″ concrete wall | $11.77 | SF | 7,750 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 112,197.64 | EA | ||
66/2 | Machine gun bunker (144 SF concrete x 8″ with rebar), 3 per Range | $9.63 | SF | 432 | SF per Range | 1.23 | 1.00 | $ 5,117.00 | EA | ||
93410 | Total Berm, 360 M x 2 M x 2 M = 1,883 CY / Backfill & compaction | $8.70 | CY | 1,883 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 15,407.37 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank run gravel, Spread, 205 CY per Range | $48.60 | CY | 205 | CY per Range | 0.9405 | $ 9,370.20 | EA | |||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | SUM | $ 142,092.20 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 148,993.20 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 1799 | Confidence/Obstacle Course | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source: | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section/ CATCODE | Component | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Cost | |||||
51/2 | Cut/fill/compact: track between obstacles, medium earth = 17 * 30 YD x 6 YD = 3,060 SY * 2/3 YD average depth = 2,040 CY | $7.05 | CY | 2,040 | CY | 1.12 | $ 16,107.84 | EA | |||
66/8 | Soil preparation, Fine grading running track, Average | $0.29 | SF | 27,540 | SY to SF | 1.23 | $ 9,823.52 | EA | |||
51/2 | Stabilize running track, geotextile fabric | $2.91 | SY | 3,060 | 1.12 | $ 9,956.02 | EA | ||||
66/8 | Mulch, running track, Average | $0.45 | SF | 27,540 | SY to SF | 1.23 | $ 15,243.39 | EA | |||
51/7 | 18 stations, wood pole frames, 12″- 14″, average of 4 EA, 20 FT = 1,440 LF each station | $30.20 | LF | 1,440 | LF | 1.15 | $ 50,011.20 | EA | |||
51/7 | 18 stations, wood beams and columns, 4″x4″, average of 14 each, 10 FT, 2,520 LF each station | $5.40 | LF | 2,520 | LF | 1.15 | $ 15,649.20 | EA | |||
SUM | $ 116,791.16 | EA | |||||||||
The Range Design Guide is a web-based tool that replaced the range design manuals. Refer to https://www.hnc.usace.army.mil/Missions/Installation-Support-and-Programs-Management/Range-and-Training-Land-Program/Range-Design-Guide/. | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
Note: Layout of obstacle course from FM 7-22, “Army Physical Readiness Training,” October 2020; and AFI 36-2202, “Air Force Obstacle Course Program,” 07 August 2007. | PUC | $ 116,791.16 | EA | ||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0486 | $ 122,463.36 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2111 | Aircraft Maintenance Hangar | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 30,220 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Hangars: General Purpose, Low-Mid Bay, Up to 40 FT High | 110,000 | $ 393.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 393.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 393.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2112 | Aircraft Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,209 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrial, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average (Excellent rating not available) (Deduct $2.40/SF for no included elevator) | $ 77.60 | SF | 1.05 | $ 81.48 | SF | |||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering Building, Class B, Excellent, including elevator (Deduct $4.14 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 182.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 192.00 | SF | |||||
14/29 | Maintenance Hangar, Class C, Excellent (Class B not available), including craneway, no elevator | $ 124.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 130.20 | SF | |||||
Average of three Building types | $ 134.56 | SF | |||||||||
53/12 | Air foam fire extinguishing system, high expansion, 15,000 CFM | $ 11,400.00 | EA | 0.000089 | EA to SF | 1.04 | $ 1.06 | SF | |||
58/6 | Bridge crane, 10 ton, 50 FT span | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 0.000089 | EA to SF | 1.02 | $ 12.83 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.05 | $ 2.11 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Wet System, Excellent | $ 4.79 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.03 | SF | |||||
SUM | $ 155.59 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 158.47 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 189.09 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY21 to FY22 | 1.0834 | $ 204.86 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-211-01, Aircraft Maintenance Hangars”: Type I, Type II and Type III | ||||||||||
Building construction material | UFC 4-211-01N provides design guidance for materials. The Marshall and Swift Maintenance Hangar is consistent with the UFC material criteria. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, this FAC is Marshall & Swift Class B, Excellent Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 11,209 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group B UFC 4-211-01 directs use of both a high level wet sprinkler as well as a low level foam system. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. The average number of floors is 1.3, yielding no elevators for the number of occupants, applying the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | UFC 4-211-01 design criteria calls for a 5-ton overhead bridge crane in Type I and Type IV hangars and a 7-ton crane in Type II hangars. The craneway is included in the Marshall and Swift Class C/Excellent unit price. A 10-ton bridge crane is included in the PUC valuation. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Criteria for components and materials are included in UFC 4-211-01. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-211-01, “Aircraft Maintenance Hangars,” 13 April 2017, with Change 3, 20 April 2021 (Section 3) | ||||||||||
FAC | 2113 | Aircraft Corrosion Control Hangar | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 17,874 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Hangars: Aircraft Corrosion Control Maintenance | 46,000 | $ 804.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 804.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 804.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2114 | Aircraft Engine Test Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,776 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 04 January 2011 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21140 | Aircraft Engine Test facility | 26,000 | $ 229.00 | 1.4126 | $323.48 | SF | |||||
PUC | $323.48 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2115 | Aircraft Maintenance Hangar, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 86,476 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Hangars: High Bay Maintenance – Large, Over 40 FT High (> 100,000 SF) | 180,000 | $ 432.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 432.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 432.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2116 | Aircraft Maintenance Shop, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 18,604 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 24 July 2014 | |||
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21120 | Aircraft Component Repair Shop (Machine Shop) | $ 267.67 | 32,000 | 1.2561 | $336.23 | SF | |||||
PUC | $336.23 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2118 | Aircraft Engine Test Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1.2 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 04 January 2011 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21140 | Aircraft Engine Test facility | $ 229.00 | 26,000 | 9,558 | SF to EA | 1.4126 | $3,091,819.99 | EA | |||
Average size extracted from 2021 RPAD (212 assets); average length = 117.7 LF; average width = 81.3 LF. | PUC | $3,091,819.99 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2121 | Missile Maintenance & Assembly Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,383 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway, HVAC and elevator (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | $ 161.49 | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | $ 4.38 | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add 15% for Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.66 | SF | $ 0.66 | 1.01 | $ 0.66 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR) sprinkler and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 ft | $ 177,000.00 | EA | per UM | $ 15.55 | 1.02 | $ 15.86 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 2 doors, 9′ X 9′ door (81 SF) | $ 25.90 | SF / door | 162 | for 2 doors | $ 0.37 | 1.03 | $ 0.38 | SF | ||
55/5 | Door electric operation, 2 doors | $ 2,065 | EA | 2 | per door | $ 0.36 | 1.03 | $ 0.37 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF | $ 58.25 | LF | 20 | for 2 doors | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 1.65 | 1.03 | $ 1.70 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.15 | 1.03 | $ 0.15 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.41 | 1.03 | $ 0.42 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 189.21 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 189.21 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 225.77 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 244.60 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture; and, the UFC 4-200 Maintenance and Production Facilities series) do not provide guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component. material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class A, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 11,383 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is H, Hazard. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group H A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement for a loading dock is found in a UFC. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) estimates the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse is 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 2 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). The average number of floors is 1.2 yielding no elevator for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. Since, the Marshall and Swift building selected for this FAC includes elevators as part of the unit price, the elevator cost is deducted from the unit price. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 5 January 2021. UFC 4-200-xx (Series), “Maintenance and Production Facilities,” various dates. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” 01 August 2009 |
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FAC | 2123 | Missile Launcher Maintenance Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,147 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway, HVAC and elevator (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | $ 161.49 | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | $ 4.38 | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add 15% for Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.66 | SF | $ 0.66 | 1.01 | $ 0.66 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR) sprinkler and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 ft | $ 177,000.00 | EA | per UM | $ 15.88 | 1.02 | $ 16.20 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 2 doors, 9′ X 9′ door (81 SF) | $ 25.90 | SF door | 162 | SF | $ 0.38 | 1.03 | $ 0.39 | SF | ||
55/5 | Door electric operation, 2 doors | $ 2,065 | EA | 2 | EA | $ 0.37 | 1.03 | $ 0.38 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF / door | $ 58.25 | LF | 20 | per LF per UM | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 2 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 1.68 | 1.03 | $ 1.73 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 2 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.15 | 1.05 | $ 0.16 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 2 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.42 | 1.05 | $ 0.44 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 189.62 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 189.62 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 226.26 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 245.13 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture; and, UFC 4-200, Maintenance and Production Facilities) do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class A, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 11,147 SF in the 2020 RPAD. The Occupancy Group assigned is H, Hazard. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group H A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement for a loading dock is found in a UFC. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 SF of floor space. For this FAC, 2 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). The average number of floors is 1.1 yielding 0 elevators for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 5 January 2021. UFC 4-200-xx (Series), “Maintenance and Production Facilities,” various dates. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” 01 August 2009 |
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FAC | 2124 | Missile Test Tower | UM = | EA | Design Footprint | 14,400 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/6 | 100′ Tower, Self Supporting, High Cost | $ 74,000.00 | EA | 1.02 | $ 75,480.00 | EA | |||||
66/2 | Concrete, 12″, bar reinforced | $ 11.77 | SF | 14,400 | SF to EA | 1.02 | $ 172,877.76 | EA | |||
58/6 | Trolleyway, 7.5 Tons, High Cost; Assume 100′ track | $ 125.00 | LF | 100 | LF to EA | 1.02 | $ 12,750.00 | EA | |||
58/6 | Trolley, Geared, 7.5 Tons, High Cost | $ 3,075.00 | EA | 1.02 | $ 3,136.50 | EA | |||||
Sum | $ 264,244.26 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 261,797.55 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1234 | $ 294,091.69 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 318,618.93 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2125 | Missile Maintenance/Assembly Building, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 33,011 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway, HVAC and elevator (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | $ 161.49 | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 30,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 3.61 | SF | $ 3.61 | 1.01 | $ 3.65 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add 15% for Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.54 | SF | $ 0.54 | 1.01 | $ 0.55 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR) sprinkler and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 ft, 2 EA | $ 177,000.00 | EA | per UM | $ 10.72 | 1.02 | $ 10.94 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 4 doors, 9′ X 9′ door (81 SF) | $ 25.90 | SF / door | 324 | SF | $ 0.25 | 1.03 | $ 0.26 | SF | ||
55/5 | Door electric operation, 4 doors | $ 2,065 | EA | 4 | per door | $ 0.25 | 1.03 | $ 0.26 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF/door | $ 58.25 | LF | 40 | for 4 doors | $ 0.07 | 1.03 | $ 0.07 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 4 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 1.14 | 1.03 | $ 1.17 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 4 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.10 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 4 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 0.28 | 1.03 | $ 0.29 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 182.42 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 182.42 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 217.67 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 235.83 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2126 | Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Processing Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 33,754 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway, HVAC and elevator (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | $ 161.49 | 1.16 | $ 187.33 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 30,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 3.61 | SF | $ 3.61 | 1.16 | $ 4.19 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add 15% for Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.54 | SF | $ 0.54 | 1.16 | $ 0.63 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Add Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR) sprinkler and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.16 | $ 2.33 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 ft (2 EA) | $ 204,000.00 | EA | 33,754 | per UM | $ 6.04 | 1.04 | $ 12.57 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 4 doors, 9′ X 9′ door | $ 30.63 | SF / door | 324 | for 4 doors | $ 0.30 | 1.07 | $ 0.32 | SF | ||
55/5 | Door electric operation, 4 doors | $ 2,435 | EA | 4 | per door | $ 0.29 | 1.07 | $ 0.31 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, Horizontal, 10 LF, 4 EA | $ 58.25 | LF | 40 | for 4 doors | $ 0.07 | 1.21 | $ 0.08 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 4 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 1.12 | 1.21 | $ 1.35 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 4 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 0.10 | 1.21 | $ 0.12 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 4 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 4 | per UM | $ 0.28 | 1.21 | $ 0.33 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 209.56 | $ 209.56 | SF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.05 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 207.58 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 247.70 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture;” and, UFC 4-200, “Maintenance and Production Facilities”) do not provide guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component. material. Applying the M&S Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class A, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 33,754 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is H, High Hazard. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Group H. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement for a loading dock is found in a UFC. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse(1 dock per 7,500 SF of floor space. For this FAC, 2 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). The average number of floors is 1.26 yielding 0 elevator for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. Since the Marshall and Swift building selected for this FAC includes elevators as part of the unit price, the elevator must be deducted from the unit price. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. Two craneways are included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Documentation for proposed business rules reflecting DoD established practices for components or materials | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 5 January 2021. UFC 4-200-xx (Series), “Maintenance and Production Facilities,” various dates. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” 01 August 2009. IBC, 2021 Edition. |
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FAC | 2131 | Graving Dry-dock | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 82,690 | Source | FY11 Study for CNIC | |||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
Ship Maintenance Dry-dock | $1,197.03 | SF | 1.5288 | $1,830.07 | SF | ||||||
PUC | $1,830.07 | SF | |||||||||
2021 RPCS changed FAC title from Shipping Maintenance Dry-dock to Graving Dry-dock. | PUC with Military Cost Premium. Survey cost data comprised of commercial assets. | 1.1504 | $2,105.28 | SF | |||||||
PUC is based upon a study conducted for Commander, Naval Installations Command (CNIC) in FY 2011, which appears below in full. | |||||||||||
FAC | 2132 | Marine Railway | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Service Reported PRV | |||
FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$ 15,572.53 | 1.0834 | $16,871.28 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2133 | Marine Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,620 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 8, 3 February 2021 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Installation Maintenance, General Purpose | 25,000 | $ 259.00 | 1.0834 | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2134 | Marine Maintenance Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,807 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class B, Average, including craneways, elevator & HVAC system | $ 155.00 | SF | $ 155.00 | 1.05 | $ 162.75 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.08 | SF | $ 4.08 | 1.05 | $ 4.28 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, Span = 75 FT | $ 177,000.00 | EA | 14,807 | per UM | $ 11.95 | 1.02 | $ 12.19 | SF | ||
14/27 | Loading dock (Shipping Dock),Structural Steel or concrete piers and frame, good lighting, 2 EA @ 144 SF | $ 42.25 | SF | 288 | SF Total | $ 0.82 | 1.05 | $ 0.86 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 180.09 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 183.42 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1290 | $ 207.08 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 224.35 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture; and UFC 4-200, Maintenance and Production Facilities) do not provide guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 14,807 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is F, Factory. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group F A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. Because of the nature of maintenance and assembly work, 2 loading docks have been included. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse, averaging 1 dock per 7,500 SF of floor space. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the commercial “Dock Planning Standards.” The average number of floors is 2.22 yielding 1 elevator for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. The Marshall and Swift building selected for this FAC includes elevators as part of the unit price. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • MILCON Cost Premium Business rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 5 January 2021. UFC 4-200-xx (Series), Maintenance and Production Facilities, various dates. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. NOVA Technology International, “Dock Planning Standards,” 2013 |
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FAC | 2135 | Landing Craft Wash Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 4,907 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 16 May 2016 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14962 | Central Wash Facility, 16 Stations | 1 | $ 6,777,000.00 | 1.1446 | $ 7,757,037.06 | EA | |||||
Average Size from 2020 RPAD (13 Assets): 101.6 FT (length) * 48.3 SF (width) – 4,907 SF | PUC | $ 7,757,037.06 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2136 | Surety Repair Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 20,692 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 2121 | |||
CATCODE | Description | FAC 2121 PUC | Adjusted Cost | ||||||||
21365 | Ship Propulsion Maintenance Facility | $ 244.60 | $ 244.60 | SF | |||||||
PUC | $ 244.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2137 | Fixed Crane Structure | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Service-provided PRV | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | FY21 PUC | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
21340 | Fixed Crane Structure | 1 | $ 6,449,532.48 | 1.0834 | $ 6,987,423.49 | EA | |||||
PUC | $ 6,987,423.49 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 2141 | Vehicle Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,699 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Military Vehicle Maintenance, Small (< 21,000 SF) |
7,200 | $ 384.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2142 | Vehicle Maintenance Shop, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 29,687 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Military Vehicle Maintenance, Large (> 21,000 SF) |
44,000 | $ 360.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 360.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 360.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2143 | Vehicle Maintenance Shop, National Guard | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,743 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Military Vehicle Maintenance, Small (< 21,000 SF) |
7,200 | $ 384.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2144 | Vehicle Maintenance Shop, Reserve | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,601 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Military Vehicle Maintenance, Small (< 21,000 SF) |
7,200 | $ 384.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 384.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2145 | Vehicle Maintenance Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022: USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 04 January 2011 |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14955 | Wash Platform (2022) | $ 142.00 | 1,428 | SF | 1,428 | 0.9405 | $ 190,710.83 | EA | |||
14960 | Grease Rack (2011) | $ 62,680.00 | 1 | EA | 1.4126 | $88,540.24 | EA | ||||
Average | PUC | $139,625.53 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2146 | Launch Vehicle Test Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Air Force provided data in 2003 |
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FY2021 PUC | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
$21,914,369.40 | 1.0834 | $23,742,685.24 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2147 | Vehicle Maintenance Shed | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 13,588 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21470 | POL Storage Bldg. – Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF) | $ 619.00 | 375 | SF | 0.9405 | $582.17 | SF | ||||
21470 | Hazardous Waste Storage Bldg. – Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF) | $ 619.00 | 375 | SF | 0.9405 | $582.17 | SF | ||||
Average | PUC | $582.17 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2151 | Weapon Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,843 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 8, 3 February 2021 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Installation Maintenance, General Purpose | 25,000 | $ 259.00 | 1.0834 | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2152 | Weapon Maintenance Shop, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,260 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section/ Page | Structure or Feature | Valuation | Units | Conversion (As Needed) | Extended Value | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing Building, Class A, Average, includes craneway (Deduct $2.51 from cost for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | $ 161.49 | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 75 FT span, 10 Ton capacity | $ 177,000.00 | EA | $ 14.44 | 1.02 | $ 14.73 | SF | ||||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 9 FT x 9 FT (81 SF) | $ 25.90 | SF door | 162 | $ 0.34 | 1.03 | $ 0.35 | SF | |||
55/5 | Door electric operation | $ 2,065 | EA | 2 | $ 0.34 | 1.03 | $ 0.35 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, horizontal, 10 LF, 2 sets | $ 58.25 | LF | 20 | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.10 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 2 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 2 | $ 1.53 | 1.03 | $ 1.58 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock Seal, 10″ projection, 2 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 2 | $ 0.14 | 1.03 | $ 0.14 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 2 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 2 | $ 0.38 | 1.03 | $ 0.39 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.12 | SF | $ 3.12 | 1.01 | $ 3.15 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | ||||
Sum | $ 185.91 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 221.84 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 240.34 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | OSD Design Criteria Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 2-000-05N provides planning criteria for category code 200-series weapons maintenance facilities. This criteria provides space planning guidance for armories (category code 21510) serving only the activity (installation) at which it is located, and small arms are limited to those personnel physically stationed at that activity. For the remaining category codes in this FAC, the UFC states there is no criteria, and that an engineering analysis based on throughput, ordnance equipment size, maintenance staffing and support space should determine the space requirements. |
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Building construction material | UFC 3-340-02, Chapter 3, “Principles of Dynamic Analysis” provides design criteria to limit the impact of accidental detonations in ordnance production and maintenance facilities. Generally this this criteria requires the use of concrete structural. “However, this does not imply that concrete and steel are the only useful materials for protective construction. Tests to establish the response of wood and plastics, as well as the blast attenuating and mass effects of soil are contemplated. The results of these tests may require, at a later date, the supplementation of these design methods for these and other materials. Because reinforced concrete is the primary material used in the dynamic analysis of detonations in this UFC, a Class A, “Average” structure was selected as this includes: • Heavy structural frame and masonry or concrete walls • Excellent lighting and plumbing • Extra heavy floors, partitions and included craneway |
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Facility size | The average size of this FAC is 12,260 SF. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” states “Complete automatic sprinkler protection is required for Ordnance Facilities used for manufacturing, maintaining, demilitarizing, handling, processing, testing, servicing, and inspecting of ammunition, explosives, pyrotechnics, propellants, and oxidizers or related devices containing these materials, unless such a system will aggravate the hazard. International Building Code (IBC) classification group H, Hazard. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement for a loading dock is found in a UFC. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 2 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | A bridge crane is provided in the calculation of replacement unit cost in consonance with the overhead crane business rule. A craneway is included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | Limited established standards exist, as explained above, with a situation and site specific design required. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 2-200-05N, “Facility Planning for Navy and Marine Corps Shore Installations,” Various Chapters and Series. UFC 3-340-02, “Structures to Resist the Effects of Accidental Explosions,” 05 December 2008, with Change 2, 01 September 2014. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 3, 10 May 2019. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 2153 | Special Weapons Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,187 | Source | Set equal to FAC 2121 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
FAC 2121 PUC | $ 244.60 | SF | N/A | $244.60 | SF | ||||||
FAC | 2154 | Weapon Maintenance Facility Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,273 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing Building, Class A, Average, includes craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 50′ span, 10 Ton capacity, 1 EA | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 11,273 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 12.76 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Wet System, Good | $ 4.00 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.04 | SF | |||||
Note: crane aspect ratio = 1:2; building is approximately 75 LF x 150 LF | Sum | $ 179.90 | SF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 179.90 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1561 | $ 207.99 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 225.34 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2161 | Ammunition Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,169 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing Building, Class A, Average, includes craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 50′ span, 5 Ton capacity, 1 EA | $ 126,000.00 | 2 EA | 8169 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 15.73 | SF | |||
14/27 | Shipping dock, structural steel or concrete piers, one 12′ x 12′ dock (144 SF) | $ 42.25 | SF of dock | 0.017627617 | SF dock per SF FAC | 1.01 | $ 0.75 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.34 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.37 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.51 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 185.50 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 185.50 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1561 | $ 214.46 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 232.35 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2162 | Ammunition Maintenance Shop, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,411 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing Building, Class A, Average, includes craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
14/27 | Shipping dock, one 12′ x 12′ dock, structural steel or concrete piers (144 SF) | $ 42.25 | SF of dock | 0.0266 | SF dock per SF FAC | 1.01 | $ 1.14 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.75 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.56 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.56 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 50′ span, 10 Ton capacity, 1 EA | $ 141,000.00 | 1 EA | 5,411 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 26.58 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 170.58 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 170.58 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1561 | $ 197.21 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 213.66 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (3-101-01, Architecture, and 4-200 Maintenance and Production Facilities, do not provide guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class A, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 5,411 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is H, Hazard. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group H A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. Because of the nature of maintenance and assembly work, a loading dock has been included. The average number of floors is 1.03 yielding 0 elevators for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • Military Construction Cost Premium • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 05 January 2021. UFC 4-200-xx (Series), Maintenance and Production Facilities, various dates. |
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FAC | 2163 | Ammunition Maintenance Facility, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 45,756 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing Building, Class A, Average, includes craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 75′ span, 10 Ton capacity, 2 EA | $ 177,000.00 | 2 EA | 45,756 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 7.89 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 50,000 SF, Wet System, Good | $ 3.06 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.09 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.46 | 1.01 | $ 0.46 | |||||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | |||||||
Sum | $ 176.58 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 176.58 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1561 | $ 204.15 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 221.18 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2171 | Electronic and Communication Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,518 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 24 July 2014 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | |||||
21710 | Electronics Maintenance Shop – Depot Level | $ 152.35 | 17,000 | SF | 1.2561 | $191.37 | SF | ||||
PUC | $191.37 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2172 | Electronic and Communication Maintenance Shop, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 17,757 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 24 July 2014 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | |||||
21710 | Electronics Maintenance Shop – Depot Level | $ 152.35 | 17,000 | SF | 1.2561 | $191.37 | SF | ||||
PUC | $191.37 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2173 | Electronic and Communication Maintenance Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/6 | Triangular Guyed Tower, 54″ Master TV systems, High Cost | $ 1,030.00 | FT | 100 | FT to EA | 1.02 | $ 105,060.00 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 104,087.22 | EA | |||||||||
22 of 25 assets in the 2020 RPAD inventory are antenna testing and collimation testing facilities. | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 109,142.43 | EA | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 118,244.90 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2181 | Installation Support Vehicle Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,982 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 8, 3 February 2021 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Installation Maintenance, General Purpose | 25,000 | $ 259.00 | 1.0834 | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2182 | Installation Support Equipment Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,778 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 8, 3 February 2021 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Installation Maintenance, General Purpose | 25,000 | $ 259.00 | 1.0834 | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2183 | Railroad Equipment Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,012 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 8, 3 February 2021 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Installation Maintenance, General Purpose | 25,000 | $ 259.00 | 1.0834 | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 280.60 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2184 | Parachute And Dinghy Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,600 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, March 2013 | |||
Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
GUC | Maintenance Shops: Parachute And Dinghy Maintenance | 6,600 | $ 198.00 | 1.4643 | $289.92 | SF | |||||
PUC | $289.92 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2185 | Installation Support Equipment Maintenance Shed | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,252 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
44224 | Organizational Storage Building | $ 179.00 | 5,000 | SF | 0.9405 | $ 168.35 | SF | ||||
PUC | $ 168.35 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2191 | Facility Engineer Maintenance Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,698 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrial Building, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average, not including craneway (Deduct $2.40 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 77.60 | SF | 1.05 | $ 81.48 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge crane, 10 Ton, 50′ span | $ 141,000.00 | EA | $ 24.75 | per UM | 1.02 | $ 25.24 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 Ton, 100 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | $ 4.48 | per UM | 1.02 | $ 4.57 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | $ 0.63 | per UM | 1.02 | $ 0.64 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 111.93 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 114.01 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2417 | $ 141.56 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 153.37 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | There are no criteria for facilities engineer maintenance shops contained in the Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC), and in particular the 4-200, Maintenance and Production Facilities, series. |
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Building construction material | The type of building selected using the Marshall & Swift Business Rule is Marshall & Swift Industrial, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area of this FAC is 5,698 SF. The International Building Code Occupancy Group assigned is F, Factory. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Group F. DoD facilities are designed in compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 13 and UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities.” UFC 3-600-01 refers the designer to the IBC. The Fire Sprinkler Business Rule incorporates the requirements of NFPA, UFC 3-600-01 and the IBC, and requires a sprinkler only when the fire area exceeds 12,000 SF for Group F Occupancies. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | UFC 4-440-01 sets a requirement for loading docks. Although the number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of manufacturing or warehouse averages 1:7,500. With an average less than the threshold for a loading dock, no loading dock assembly is provided. An elevator is not provided as the average number of floors is 1.09; applying the Elevator Business Rule, no elevator is incorporated. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | Applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule, a bridge crane is provided in the estimate. A craneway is included in the building’s unit cost. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exists for components or materials. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • Military Construction Cost Premium • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule |
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Footnotes | NFPA 13, Standard for the Installation of Fire Sprinkler Systems, 2022. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 May 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 2192 | Facility Engineer Maintenance Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrial Building, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average, not including craneway (Deduct $2.40/ SF for no included elevator) | $ 77.60 | SF | 3,633 | SF to EA | 1.05 | $ 296,016.84 | EA | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 3,633 | SF to EA | 1.05 | $ 14,152.35 | EA | |||
Average Size taken from 11 assets in 2020 RPAD: Average Length (78.3 FT) and Average Width (46.4 FT) = 3,633 SF | Sum | $ 310,169.19 | EA | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 315,913.07 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0517 | $ 332,249.78 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 359,959.42 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 2211 | Aircraft Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 72,026 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including HVAC, elevator, and craneway | $ 164.00 | SF | $ 164.00 | 1.01 | $ 165.64 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 80,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 3.04 | SF | $ 3.04 | 1.01 | $ 3.07 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 100 ft, 2 EA | $ 224,000.00 | EA | $ 6.22 | per UM | $ 6.22 | 1.02 | $ 6.34 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door, 12 EA | $ 25.90 | SF | $ 0.35 | 1.03 | $ 0.36 | SF | ||||
55/5 | Overhead door, electrical operator, 12 EA | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.34 | 1.03 | $ 0.35 | SF | ||||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, Horizontal, 10 LF | $ 58.25 | LF | 120 | LF per UM | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.10 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 12 | per UM | $ 1.56 | 1.03 | $ 1.61 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 12 | per UM | $ 0.14 | 1.03 | $ 0.14 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 12 | per UM | $ 0.39 | 1.03 | $ 0.40 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 178.02 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 178.02 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1932 | $ 212.42 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 230.13 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture, and UFC 4-200, Maintenance and Production Facilities) do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Industrial Building Manufacturing (495), Class A, Average Quality. It should be noted this differs from an aircraft hangar, as it is primarily a plant to produce aircraft assemblies, parts and therefore includes heavy industrial machinery. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 72,026 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is F, Factory. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Group F. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. Because of the nature of maintenance and assembly work, 86297/7500 = 12 loading docks have been included. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 11 13 19.13 and Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG) Federal Green Construction Guide for Specifiers, Section 11 13 00 (11160). The average number of floors is 1.16 yielding 1 elevator for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. The Marshall and Swift building selected for this FAC include 1 elevator as part of the unit price. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | Two overhead cranes are provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule; both cranes ride on one craneway. A craneway is included in the building’s unit cost. Aspect ratio is 226 FT X 452 FT | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions;” https://www.naiop.org/en/Research/Terms-and-Definitions. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019. WBGD Federal Green Construction Guide for Specifiers, Section 11 13 00 (11160), “Loading Dock Equipment,” 04 January 2010. IBC, 2021 edition. |
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FAC | 2213 | Aircraft Production Structure | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 713 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class C Mill, Average | $ 29.50 | SF | 1.03 | $ 30.39 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 2,500 SF, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.03 | $ 4.27 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 34.66 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 34.34 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1837 | $ 40.65 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 44.04 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2221 | Missile Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,692 | Source | Inflated from 2021: Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrial, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including HVAC and craneway (Deduct $2.36 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 1 EA, Span = 75 ft | $ 177,000.00 | 1 EA | 14,692 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 12.29 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 15,000 SF, Average | $ 4.08 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.12 | SF | |||||
Note: Crane bay dimension assumed aspect ratio 1:2, 78′ x 156′; see Overhead Crane Business Rule tab | Sum | $ 179.51 | SF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 179.51 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 214.20 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 232.07 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2231 | Ship Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 45,940 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class B, Average, including HVAC and craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 152.79 | SF | 1.01 | $ 154.32 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 2 EA, Span = 100 ft | $ 224,000.00 | 2 EA | 45,940 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 9.95 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 50,000 SF, Average | $ 3.31 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.34 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 167.61 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
Note: crane bay dimension assumed aspect ratio 1:2: 115 FT x 230 FT | PUC | $ 170.71 | SF | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 203.70 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 220.69 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2241 | Tank/Automotive Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 62,381 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class B, Average, including HVAC and craneway (Deduct $2.51 / SF for no included elevator) | $ 152.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 154.01 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 2 EA, Span = 100 ft | $ 224,000.00 | EA | 62,381 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 7.33 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 60,000 SF, Average | $ 3.20 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.23 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 164.57 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
Note: crane bay dimension assumed aspect ratio 179 FT x 359 FT; two crane beams assumed on one set of rails | PUC | $ 167.62 | SF | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 200.01 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 216.69 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2242 | Tank/Automotive Production Structure | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,649 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class C Mill, Average (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 76.99 | SF | 1.03 | $ 79.30 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 2,500 SF, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.03 | $ 4.27 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 83.57 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 82.80 | SF | |||||||||
2021 RPCS changed the FAC Title from Tank/Automotive Production Facility; no assets in the 2020 RPAD | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 92.74 | SF | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 100.47 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2251 | Weapon Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 50,483 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway (Deduct $2.51 SF for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 2 EA, Span = 100 ft | $ 224,000.00 | EA | 50,483 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 9.05 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | 250 | LF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 0.18 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 50,000 SF, average | $ 3.31 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.34 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.50 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 178.21 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 178.21 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 212.65 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 230.38 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2252 | Weapon Production Structure | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 44,872 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class C Mill, Average (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 76.99 | SF | 1.01 | $ 77.76 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 40,000 SF, Good | $ 2.66 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.69 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.40 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.40 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 82.88 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 82.11 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 97.98 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 106.15 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2261 | Ammunition Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,500 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway and elevator (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton capacity, 1 EA, Span = 50 ft | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 7,500 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 19.18 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | 200 | LF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 0.97 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.66 | 1.01 | $ 0.66 | SF | ||||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 190.37 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
Note: crane bay dimension assumed aspect ratio 57 FT x 114 FT | PUC | $ 192.13 | SF | ||||||||
2021 RPCS changed the name from Ammunition Production Plant | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 229.26 | SF | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 248.38 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2262 | Ammunition Production Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,112 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/15 | Industrials, Heavy (Process) Manufacturing, Class A, Average, including craneway (Deduct $2.51 for no included elevator) | $ 161.49 | SF | 1.01 | $ 163.10 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 2,500 SF, Average | $ 3.95 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.99 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (Add 15% of system unit cost) | $ 0.59 | SF | $ 0.59 | 1.01 | $ 0.60 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | $ 2.01 | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | ||||
Sum | $ 167.09 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 167.09 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 182.22 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 197.42 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2264 | Ammunition Demilitarization Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,822 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 Mar 2009 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21630 | Ammunition Demilitarization Facility | $ 1,064.00 | 82,500 | SF | 1.4917 | $1,587.16 | SF | ||||
PUC | $1,587.16 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 2265 | Ammunition Demilitarization Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
93210 | Site Clearing & Grading – Borrow: Common Fill, Spread, no Compaction | $ 34.50 | CY | 5,487 | CY to EA | 0.9405 | $178,046.83 | EA | |||
93410 | Backfill and Compaction, Dozer Backfill, Roller Compaction in One 12″ Layer | $ 8.70 | CY | 5,487 | CY to EA | 0.9405 | $44,898.77 | EA | |||
93410 | Fine Grading for Small Irregular Areas, To 15,000 SY | $ 3.70 | SY | 16,462 | SY to EA | 0.9405 | $57,284.63 | EA | |||
93210 | Bank Run Gravel, Spread with 200 HP Dozer, no Compaction, 8″ lift | $ 48.60 | CY | 3,658 | CY to EA | 0.9405 | $167,209.20 | EA | |||
SUM | $447,439.43 | EA | |||||||||
Average size derived from 2021 RPAD (7 Assets): 1,142.3 FT * 129.7 FT = (148,156.2 SF) | 16,462 | SY | PUC | $447,439.43 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 2271 | Electronic and Communication Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 56,474 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrials, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average, including elevator; no craneway included (Deduct $2.40 for no included elevator) | $ 77.60 | SF | 1.01 | $ 78.38 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 60,000 SF, Average | $ 3.20 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.23 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 81.61 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 83.12 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 99.18 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 107.45 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2281 | Miscellaneous Support Production Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,551 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrials, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average, including elevator; no craneway included (Deduct $2.40 for no included elevator) | $ 77.60 | SF | 1.01 | $ 78.38 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton capacity, 50 FT span, 1 EA | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 6,551 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 21.95 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway, 144 LF x 2 = 288 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | 288 | per UM | 1.02 | $ 0.90 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | 288 | per UM | 1.02 | $ 0.13 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 105.79 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 107.74 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1932 | $ 128.56 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 139.29 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 2291 | Construction Material Production Structure | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment – MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Asphalt Plant, assume 180 tons / hour (TH) production rate (Class Average) | $ 9,000.00 | TH | 180 | TH | 1.01 | 1.256 | $ 2,055,275.54 | EA | ||
Sum | $ 2,055,275.54 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,036,245.21 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1234 | $ 2,287,426.99 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 3101 | RDT&E Laboratory | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 16,490 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator | $ 242.00 | SF | 1.01 | $ 244.42 | SF | |||||
14/17 | HVAC for Labs, Moderate Climate, Average | $ 37.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 37.88 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 20,000 SF, Average | $ 3.85 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.89 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 286.18 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 288.83 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 384.71 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 416.80 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for RDT&E facilities is UFC 4-390-01, O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code;” UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities;” and the International Building Code (IBC). |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 16,490 SF. IBC Group B |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 1-200-01 and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. IBC Group B Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock One (1) elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnote | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code,” 08 October 2019, with Change 1, 01 October 2020 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 May 2021 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 3102 | Medical Research Laboratory | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 35,389 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator | $ 242.00 | SF | 1.18 | $ 284.35 | SF | |||||
14/17 | HVAC for Labs, Moderate Climate, Average | $ 37.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 44.06 | SF | |||||
14/17 | Fume hood air & ventilation | $ 37.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 44.06 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 40,000 SF, Average | $ 3.44 | SF | 1.18 | $ 4.04 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 376.52 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 378.29 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 503.87 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for RDT&E facilities is UFC 4-390-01, O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code;” UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities;” and the International Building Code (IBC). |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 35,389 SF IBC Group B |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | • UFC 1-200-01 and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. • IBC Group B • Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock One (1) elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. Elevators are included in the Marshall and Swift basic valuation for a laboratory building, Class B, average, representing this FAC. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code,” 08 October 2019, with Change 1, 01 October 2020 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 May 2021 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 3103 | Biosafety Level 3 Laboratory | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,154 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator (Deduct $2.64 for no included elevator) | $ 239.36 | SF | 1.01 | $ 241.75 | SF | |||||
14/17 | Fume Hood air & ventilation | $ 37.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 37.88 | SF | |||||
52/6 | Clean Room, 100-10 microns, prefabricated hardwall, 400 SF; Assume 6 clean rooms | $ 165,000.00 | EA | 8,154 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 123.84 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 407.89 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 411.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 548.32 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 594.05 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 3104 | Biosafety Level 4 Laboratory | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 417 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator (Deduct $2.64 for no included elevator) | $ 239.36 | SF | 1.01 | $ 241.75 | SF | |||||
14/17 | Fume Hood air & ventilation | $ 37.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 37.88 | SF | |||||
52/6 | Clean Room, 100-10 microns, prefabricated hardwall, 300 SF; Assume 1 clean room | $ 117,000.00 | EA | 417 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 286.19 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 2500 SF, Average | $ 5.52 | SF | 1.01 | $ 5.58 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 571.39 | SF | |||||||||
There is one (1) asset for FAC 3104 in the 2020 RPAD. | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | ||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 576.68 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 768.11 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 832.17 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 3111 | Aircraft RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 20,473 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
31010 | Chemistry Lab (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 March 2009) | $ 247.00 | 9,000 | SF | 1.4917 | $368.45 | SF | ||||
21110 | Aircraft Maintenance Hangar, General Purpose, up to 40 FT high | $ 417.00 | 110,000 | SF | 0.9405 | $392.19 | SF | ||||
21120 | Aircraft Component Repair Shop (USACE PAX Newsletter, 24 July 2014) | $ 267.67 | 32,000 | SF | 1.2561 | $336.23 | SF | ||||
21140 | Aircraft Engine Test Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter, 04 January 2011) | $ 229.00 | 26,000 | SF | 1.4126 | $323.48 | SF | ||||
Average | $355.09 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $355.09 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 3121 | Missile and Space RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,019 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
31010 | Chemistry Lab (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 March 2009) | $ 247.00 | 9,000 | SF | 1.4917 | $ 368.45 | SF | ||||
21110 | Aircraft Maintenance Hangar, General Purpose, up to 40 FT high | $ 417.00 | 110,000 | SF | 0.9405 | $ 392.19 | SF | ||||
21120 | Aircraft Component Repair Shop (USACE PAX Newsletter, 24 July 2014) | $ 267.67 | 32,000 | SF | 1.2561 | $ 336.23 | SF | ||||
21210 | Missile Maintenance Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 March 2009) | $ 208.00 | 10,300 | SF | 1.4917 | $ 310.27 | SF | ||||
Average | $ 351.78 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $ 351.78 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 3131 | Ship and Marine RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 23,353 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering (Research & Development) Building, Class B, Average, including elevator | $ 97.50 | SF | $ 97.50 | 1.01 | $ 98.48 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 30,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 3.61 | SF | $ 3.61 | 1.01 | $ 3.65 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 LF, 2 EA | $ 177,000.00 | EA | $ 15.16 | per UM | $ 15.16 | 1.02 | $ 15.46 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway, 200 LF x 2 = 400 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | $ 0.02 | per UM | $ 4.38 | 1.02 | $ 4.46 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | $ 0.01 | per UM | $ 0.53 | 1.02 | $ 0.54 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 9’x9′ door, 81 SF/door, 3 EA | $ 25.90 | SF of door | $ 0.27 | per UM | $ 0.27 | 1.03 | $ 0.28 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator, 3 EA | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.27 | per UM | $ 0.27 | 1.03 | $ 0.27 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF, 3 EA | $ 816.50 | LF | 30 | LF per UM | $ 1.05 | 1.03 | $ 1.08 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 3 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 1.20 | 1.03 | $ 1.24 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 3 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 0.11 | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 3 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 0.30 | 1.03 | $ 0.31 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 125.87 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 128.20 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 170.76 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 185.00 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (3-101-01 Architecture; and 4-300 RDT&E Facilities do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 23,353 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group B A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 3 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) . The average number of floors above ground is 1.63 yielding 1 elevator for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. The Marshall and Swift building selected for this FAC includes elevators as part of the unit price. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 05 January 2021. UFC 4-300-xx (Series), Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Facilities Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market, pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 |
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FAC | 3141 | Tank and Automotive RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,285 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering (Research & Development) Building, Class B, Average, including elevator (Deduct $2.48/SF for no included elevator) | $ 94.86 | SF | $ 94.86 | 1.01 | $ 95.81 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.08 | SF | $ 4.08 | 1.01 | $ 4.12 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 ton, span = 75 LF | $ 177,000.00 | EA | $ 15.68 | per UM | $ 15.68 | 1.02 | $ 16.00 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway, 175 LF x 2 = 350 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | $ 0.03 | per UM | $ 7.79 | 1.02 | $ 7.94 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $ 35.75 | LF | $ 0.03 | per UM | $ 1.09 | 1.02 | $ 1.11 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 9 FT x 9 FT door, 81 SF/door | $ 25.90 | SF of door | $ 0.56 | per UM | $ 0.56 | 1.03 | $ 0.57 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.55 | per UM | $ 0.55 | 1.03 | $ 0.57 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 lf, 3 EA | $ 816.50 | LF | 30 | LF per UM | $ 2.17 | 1.03 | $ 2.24 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 3 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 2.49 | 1.03 | $ 2.57 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 3 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 0.22 | 1.03 | $ 0.23 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 3 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 3 | per UM | $ 0.62 | 1.03 | $ 0.63 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 131.79 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 134.23 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 178.79 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 193.70 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 3151 | Weapons RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,754 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Price | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator | $ 242.00 | SF | 1.01 | $ 244.42 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 1 EA, Span = 50 FT | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 10,754 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 13.37 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 Ton, 75 LF x 2 = 150 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | 0.0139 | LF to UM | 1.02 | $ 3.64 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor | $ 35.75 | LF | 0.0139 | LF to UM | 1.02 | $ 0.51 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up | $ 25.90 | per SF door | 81 | SF per door | $ 0.20 | 1.03 | $ 0.20 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator | $ 2,065.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.19 | 1.03 | $ 0.20 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumpers | $ 55.38 | LF | 10 | $ 0.05 | 1.03 | $ 0.05 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler | $ 8,975.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.83 | 1.03 | $ 0.86 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 797.50 | EA | 1 | $ 0.07 | 1.03 | $ 0.08 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,205.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.21 | 1.03 | $ 0.21 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (add 15% of sprinkler cost) | $ 0.66 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.66 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 270.66 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 275.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 367.17 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 397.80 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for RDT&E facilities is UFC 4-390-01, “O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual.” |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code (General Building Requirements),” 20 June 2016, with Change 1, 01 February 2018, “DoD Building Code;” UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities;” and the International Building Code (IBC). The building use category is H, Hazardous. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 10,754 SF. The building use category is H, Hazardous |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 1-200-01 and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. IBC Group H Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 1 loading dock assembly are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). Average number of floors above ground is 1.54, yielding 1 elevator in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | A bridge crane has been incorporated into the replacement unit cost in consonance with the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code (General Building Requirements),” 20 June 2016, with Change 1, 01 February 2018 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 March 2021 IBC, 2021 edition Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market, pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 |
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FAC | 3161 | Ammunition, Explosive and Toxic RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,466 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC, including elevator (Deduct $2.64 SF for no included elevator) | $ 239.36 | SF | 1.01 | $ 241.75 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, Span = 30 FT | $ 117,000.00 | EA | 3,466 | EA/SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 34.43 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 Ton, 2 x 75 FT = 150 LF | $ 255.50 | LF | 0.0433 | x LF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 11.28 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor | $ 35.75 | LF | 0.0433 | x LF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 1.58 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 5,000 SF, average | $ 4.90 | SF | 1.01 | $ 4.95 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.74 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.74 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 296.76 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 299.51 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 398.93 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 432.20 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for RDT&E facilities is 4-390-01, “O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual” which does not apply. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code;” UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities;” and the International Building Code (IBC). |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 3,466 SF. IBC Group H, Hazard |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 1-200-01 and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. IBC Group H, Hazard Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | An overhead crane is provided in consonance with the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code,” 8 October 2019, with Change 1, 1 October 2020 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 8 August 2016, with Change 6, 6 March 2021 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 3171 | Electronic and Communication RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,819 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering (Research & Development) Building, Class B, Average, including elevator (Deduct $2.64/SF for no included elevator) | $ 94.86 | SF | $ 94.86 | 1.01 | $ 95.81 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | $ 4.38 | 1.01 | $ 4.42 | SF | ||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door | $ 25.90 | SF | $ 4,195.80 | $ 0.39 | 1.03 | $ 0.40 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operation | $ 2,065.00 | $ 4,130.00 | $ 0.38 | 1.03 | $ 0.39 | SF | ||||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF, 2 EA | $ 55.38 | LF | 20 | LF per UM | $ 0.10 | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 2 EA | $ 8,975.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 1.66 | 1.03 | $ 1.71 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 2 EA | $ 797.50 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.15 | 1.03 | $ 0.15 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 2 EA | $ 2,205.00 | EA | 2 | per UM | $ 0.41 | 1.03 | $ 0.42 | SF | ||
SUM | $ 103.41 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 105.33 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 140.29 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 151.99 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (3-101-01 Architecture; and 4-300 (series) RDT&E Facilities do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift RDT&E Building. Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 10.819 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Group B A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 2 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS). The average number of floors is 1.38, yielding 0 elevators for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 5 January 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market, pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 3181 | Propulsion RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,499 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Price | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A/B, Average, with complete HVAC (Deduct $2.64/SF for no included elevator) | $ 239.36 | SF | 1.01 | $ 241.75 | SF | |||||
58/6 | Bridge Crane, 10 Ton, 1 ea., Span = 50 ft | $ 141,000.00 | EA | 10499 | SF Conversion | 1.02 | $ 13.70 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor | $ 35.75 | LF | 0.02285932 | LF to UM | 1.02 | $ 0.83 | SF | |||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 Ton, 120 LF x 2 | $ 255.50 | LF | 0.02285932 | LF to UM | 1.02 | $ 5.96 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door roll-up, std. = 81 SF | $ 25.90 | SF | 81 | SF per door | $ 0.20 | 1.03 | $ 0.21 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator | $ 2,065.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.20 | 1.03 | $ 0.20 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF, 1 set | $ 58.25 | LF | 10 | $ 0.06 | 1.03 | $ 0.06 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.89 | 1.03 | $ 0.92 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10 ” projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 1 | $ 0.08 | 1.03 | $ 0.08 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 1 | $ 0.22 | 1.03 | $ 0.23 | SF | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 3.34 | SF | 1.01 | $ 3.37 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Hazard occupancy sprinkler (add 15% to sprinkler cost) | $ 0.50 | SF | 1.01 | $ 0.51 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler Early Suppression Fast Response system and pump | $ 2.01 | SF | 1.01 | $ 2.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 269.85 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 272.35 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2969 | $ 353.21 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 382.67 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the A2257:L2265Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for RDT&E facilities is UFC 4-390-01, “O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual.” |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01 , UFC 3-600-01 and the International Building Code (IBC). The building use category is H, Hazardous. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 10,499 SF. The building use category is H, Hazardous. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 1-200-01, and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. IBC Group H. Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No specific requirement for a loading dock is found in a Unified Facilities Criteria. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 1 loading dock assemblies is provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification . No elevator has been is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | A bridge crane has been incorporated into the replacement unit cost in consonance with the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code,” 18 October 2019, with Change 1, 1 October 2020. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 May 2021. IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 3191 | Miscellaneous Item and Equipment RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,689 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering (Research & Development) Building, Class B, Average, including elevator (Deduct $2.64 for no included elevator) | $94.86 | SF | $94.86 | 1.01 | $95.81 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $4.38 | SF | $4.38 | 1.01 | $4.42 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge crane, 10 TN, 50 FT span | $141,000.00 | EA | $16.23 | per UM | $16.23 | 1.02 | $16.55 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 TN, 100 FT x 2 = 200 FT | $255.50 | LF | $5.88 | per UM | $5.88 | 1.02 | $6.00 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly | $35.75 | LF | $0.95 | per UM | $0.95 | 1.02 | $0.97 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door | $25.90 | SF | $2,097.90 | $0.24 | 1.03 | $0.25 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operation | $2,065.00 | $2,065.00 | $0.24 | 1.03 | $0.24 | SF | ||||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 lf, 1 EA | $ 58.25 | LF | 10 | LF per UM | $0.07 | 1.03 | $0.07 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 1 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 1 | per UM | $1.08 | 1.03 | $1.11 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 1 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 1 | per UM | $0.10 | 1.03 | $0.10 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 1 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 1 | per UM | $0.27 | 1.03 | $0.27 | SF | ||
SUM | $125.80 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $128.13 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $170.66 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 184.89 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture; and UFC 4-300 (series), RDT&E Facilities) do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component. material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is Marshall & Swift RDT&E Building. Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 10,153 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group B. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space . For this FAC, 1 loading dock assemblies are provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification. The average number of floors is 1.3 yielding 0 elevators for the maximum number of occupants, applying the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | One overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 05 January 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market,” pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 |
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FAC | 3201 | Underwater RDT&E Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,205 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Cost | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/16 | Industrial, Engineering (Research & Development) Building, Class B, Average, including elevator | $97.50 | SF | $97.50 | 1.01 | $98.48 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 10,000 SF, Dry System, Average | $4.38 | SF | $4.38 | 1.01 | $4.42 | SF | ||||
58/6 | Bridge crane, 10 Ton, 50 FT span | $141,000.00 | EA | $13.82 | per UM | $13.82 | 1.02 | $14.09 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway, 10 Ton, 100 FT x 2 = 200 FT | $255.50 | LF | $5.01 | per UM | $5.01 | 1.02 | $5.11 | SF | ||
58/6 | Craneway electrical conductor assembly, 200 LF | $35.75 | LF | $0.70 | per UM | $0.70 | 1.02 | $0.71 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door | $25.90 | SF | $2,097.90 | $0.21 | 1.03 | $0.21 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operation | $2,065.00 | $2,065.00 | $0.20 | 1.03 | $0.21 | SF | ||||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, 10 LF, 1EA | $ 58.25 | LF | 10 | LF per UM | $0.06 | 1.03 | $0.06 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 1 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 1 | per UM | $0.92 | 1.03 | $0.95 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 1 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 1 | per UM | $0.08 | 1.03 | $0.08 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 1 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 1 | per UM | $0.23 | 1.03 | $0.23 | SF | ||
SUM | $124.56 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $126.86 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $168.98 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 183.07 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-101-01, Architecture; and UFC 4-300 (series), Research, Development, Test, & Evaluation (RDT&E Facilities)), do not provide guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the Marshall and Swift Selection Business Rule, the FAC is MVG RDT&E Building. Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 10,205 SF. The Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code Group B. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of industrial or warehouse averaging 1 dock per 7,500 sf of floor space. For this FAC, 1 loading dock assembly is provided. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification. The average number of floors is 1.90 yielding 1 elevators for the maximum number of occupants applying the Elevator Business Rule. The Marshall and Swift RDT&E building, type 392, Class B building includes an elevator in the basic square foot cost. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | One overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 05 January 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market,” pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 |
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FAC | 3211 | RDT&E Technical Service Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,691 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 3101 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
FAC 3101 | $ 416.80 | N/A | $416.80 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 3711 | RDT&E Range Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,183 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletters 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
17123 | Range Classroom Building | $302.00 | 800 | 0.9405 | $284.03 | SF | |||||
17213 | Mission Command Training Center | $441.00 | 66,000 | 0.9405 | $414.76 | SF | |||||
PUC | $349.40 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 3712 | RDT&E Range Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletters 3.2.2; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 March 2009) | $235.00 | 230 | SF | 1.4917 | $80,625.71 | EA | ||||
17971 | Control Tower – open observation deck (USACE PAX Newsletter, 4 April 2017) |
$606,194.00 | 1 | EA | 1.0946 | $663,533.49 | EA | ||||
FAC 1321 | Communications Facility (Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | $35,023.57 | 1 | EA | $35,023.57 | EA | |||||
Sum | $779,182.76 | EA | |||||||||
PUC | $779,182.76 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 3713 | RDT&E Range Complex | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletters 3.2.2; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17123 | Combined ROC/AAR-Digital Range (USACE PAX Newsletter, 04 January 2011) | $207.00 | 2,576 | SF | 1.4126 | $753,230.50 | EA | ||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter, 20 Mar 2009) | $235.00 | 230 | SF | 1.4917 | $80,625.71 | EA | ||||
17971 | Control Tower – open observation deck (USACE PAX Newsletter, 21 May 2021) |
$730,318.00 | 1 | EA | 0.9593 | $700,585.17 | EA | ||||
85110 | 8″ Thick Reinforced Concrete Pavement, 4,500 PSI, 12-FT pass (USACE PAX Newsletter, 21 May 2021) | $60.00 | 147 | SY | 0.9405 | $8,295.02 | EA | ||||
FAC 1321 | Communications Facility (Marshall and Swift Valuation / October 2021) | $35,023.57 | 1 | EA | $35,023.57 | EA | |||||
Sum | PUC | $1,577,759.95 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 3901 | Miscellaneous RDT&E Facility | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 3712 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
FAC 3712 | $779,182.76 | EA | N/A | $779,182.76 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 3902 | RDT&E Area | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 16,877 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | N/A | AC | ||||||||
FAC | 3903 | Aerodynamic Wind Tunnel | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Arnold AFB and HQ AF/ILEP data, November 2000 |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | ||||
Construction of new Wind Tunnel | $43,156,724.00 | EA | 0.90 | 1.0834 | $42,079,779.86 | EA | |||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2185 | $51,274,734.31 | EA | ||||||||
Cost from Contract award 47PD0321C0004; construction of Flight Dynamics Research Facility, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA; September 2021 | |||||||||||
FAC | 3904 | Propulsion Engine Test Cell | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 26,854 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 4 January 2011; Navy FY2008 Military Construction Program |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Price | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | ||||
21140 | Aircraft Engine Test Facility | $229.00 | SF | 26,854 | SF to EA | 1.06 | 1.4126 | $9,207,930.32 | EA | ||
MILCON | Engine Test Cell | $9,590,000.00 | EA | NA | 1.06 | 1.4759 | $13,352,571.82 | EA | |||
Average | $11,280,251.07 | EA | |||||||||
RPAD Average Size from 2021 RPAD average facility dimensions (263.8 FT * 101.8 FT)’ by 251′); 15 Asset Allocations. | Military Cost Premium not applied as cost derived from MILCON | PUC | $11,280,251.07 | EA | |||||||
Cost from MILCON project P-670, Construct Jet Engine Test Cell, MCAS New River, FY2008. Area Cost Factor for Arlington, VA, derived from UFC 3-701-01, 17 March 2022, Table 4-1 |
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FAC | 4111 | Bulk Liquid Fuel Storage | UM = | BL | Design Size | 50,000 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060032001 | Earthwork, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 5162.00 | CY | $136,270.33 | $10,385.91 | $14,605.21 | $97,267.05 | $161,261.45 | CY | ||
G3060032101 | Concrete, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 151.00 | CY | $74,312.24 | $76,614.34 | $3,148.12 | $83,626.55 | $154,074.70 | CY | ||
G3060032201 | Pipes And Fittings, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 1178.00 | LF | $73,125.83 | $26,089.60 | $0.00 | $57,094.36 | $99,215.43 | LF | ||
G3060032301 | Electrical, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 12756.41 | LF | $248,709.77 | $186,632.42 | $0.00 | $240,453.23 | $435,342.19 | LF | ||
G3060032401 | Controls, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 63.00 | EA | $43,041.03 | $8,690.93 | $1,024.85 | $31,082.41 | $52,756.81 | EA | ||
G3060032505 | Tank, 6558200 L (55000 bbl), Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 1.00 | EA | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $1,056,000.00 | $1,376,580.00 | EA | ||
G3060032701 | Concrete Covered Berm | 951.75 | LF | $482,288.19 | $51,650.52 | $68,873.15 | $361,804.43 | $602,811.86 | LF | ||
G3060032703 | Concrete Covered Basin | 42460.28 | SF | $491,086.57 | $352,401.19 | $2,018.45 | $468,404.82 | $845,506.21 | SF | ||
G3060032902 | Tank Reinforcing | 11.00 | TON | $41,778.96 | $7,004.56 | $1,731.18 | $29,945.21 | $50,514.70 | TON | ||
$2,425,678.06 | $3,778,063.35 | ||||||||||
2021 RPAD Average size = 193,936 BL | PUC | $75.56 | BL | ||||||||
FAC | 4112 | Large Bulk Liquid Fuel Storage | UM = | BL | Design Size | 150,000 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060032001 | Earthwork, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 12252.00 | CY | $324,008.36 | $24,694.45 | $34,726.64 | $230,863.21 | $383,429.44 | CY | ||
G3060032101 | Concrete, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 358.00 | CY | $176,494.98 | $181,962.58 | $7,476.93 | $198,266.92 | $365,934.49 | CY | ||
G3060032201 | Pipes And Fittings, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 2797.00 | LF | $173,933.78 | $62,055.53 | $0.00 | $135,562.76 | $235,989.30 | LF | ||
G3060032301 | Electrical, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 34696.18 | LF | $677,660.16 | $508,517.85 | $0.00 | $654,009.11 | $1,186,178.00 | LF | ||
G3060032401 | Controls, Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 151.00 | EA | $103,343.92 | $20,867.42 | $2,460.71 | $74,499.11 | $126,672.05 | EA | ||
G3060032505 | Tank, 6558200 L (55000 bbl), Vertical Abv Grd Tank | 1.00 | EA | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $2,232,000.00 | $2,909,590.00 | EA | ||
G3060032701 | Concrete Covered Berm | 1571.76 | LF | $797,876.90 | $85,448.41 | $113,940.78 | $597,499.06 | $997,266.09 | LF | ||
G3060032703 | Concrete Covered Basin | 115800.75 | SF | $1,341,690.97 | $962,790.51 | $5,514.58 | $1,277,467.55 | $2,309,996.00 | SF | ||
G3060032902 | Tank Reinforcing | 30.00 | TON | $114,143.73 | $19,137.07 | $4,729.73 | $81,668.75 | $138,010.54 | TON | ||
$5,481,836.47 | $8,653,065.91 | ||||||||||
2021 RPAD Average size = 193,936 BL | PUC | $57.69 | BL | ||||||||
FAC | 4113 | Cut-and-Cover Bulk Liquid Fuel Storage | UM = | BL | Design Size | 50,000 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
G3060032007 | Earthwork, Cut And Covered Tank | 7796.07 | CY | $6,446,225.60 | $19,273,272.00 | $22,057.97 | $13,068,418.83 | $25,741,555.00 | CY | ||
G3060032107 | Concrete, Cut And Covered Tank | 150.00 | CY | $71,188.40 | $47,859.23 | $3,127.27 | $68,111.40 | $122,174.91 | CY | ||
G3060032207 | Pipes And Fittings, Cut And Covered Tank | 1100.00 | LF | $4,258,398.79 | $1,666,248.92 | $256,894.22 | $3,551,533.81 | $6,181,541.00 | LF | ||
G3060032307 | Electrical, Cut And Covered Tank | 12018.58 | LF | $177,682.10 | $138,819.30 | $0.00 | $174,376.38 | $316,501.41 | LF | ||
G3060032407 | Controls, Cut And Covered Tank | 60.00 | EA | $40,991.45 | $8,641.61 | $976.04 | $29,774.58 | $50,609.11 | EA | ||
G3060032583 | Tank, 7948000 L (50000 bbl) Cut And Cover | 1.00 | EA | $10,052.76 | $1,810.01 | $12.59 | $7,016.95 | $11,875.37 | EA | ||
G3060032902 | Tank Reinforcing | 1.50 | TON | $5,697.13 | $955.17 | $236.07 | $4,083.44 | $6,888.37 | LF | ||
$16,903,315.39 | $32,431,145.17 | ||||||||||
2021 RPAD Average size = 98,843 BL | PUC | $648.62 | BL | ||||||||
FAC | 4114 | Small Bulk Storage | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 4,114 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
61/6 | Above Ground Fuel Storage, 1,000 GA, double wall | $ 14,200.00 | EA | 1000 | EA to GA | 1.02 | $14.48 | GA | |||
61/6 | Horizontal Bulk Storage, 1,500 GA | $ 5,050.00 | EA | 1500 | EA to GA | 1.02 | $3.43 | GA | |||
Average | $8.96 | GA | |||||||||
51/2 | Backfill and Compaction, confined area , medium earth | $ 31.50 | CY | 0.0259 | CY to GA | 1.05 | $0.86 | GA | |||
53/10 | Water Well, w/o pump, 130′ deep, 5″ casing, Average, assume 2 monitoring wells | $ 37.00 | FT | 0.0316 | FT to GA | 1.04 | $2.43 | GA | |||
51/2 | Geotextile Fabric | $ 2.73 | SY | 0.0357 | SY to GA | 1.05 | $0.10 | GA | |||
Containment berm assume 60′ x 6′ x 8′ = 2,880 CF = 106.7 CY; for Geotextile fabric area: 1,320 SF = 146.7 SY | Sum | $12.35 | GA | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $12.24 | GA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $12.49 | GA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 13.54 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 4121 | Bulk Liquid Storage, Other Than Fuel | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 34,650 | Source | Marshall & Swift Valuation, October 2021: USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 04 Jan 2011 |
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Section/ CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Normalizing for Location | Adjusted Cost | ||||
61/3 | Bolted Steel Water Tank, 30,000 GA | $61,250.00 | EA | 30,000 | GA/EA | 1.19 | 1.00 | $2.43 | GA | ||
84610 | Aboveground Pre-stressed Concrete Tank, Ground Water Storage Tanks | $255,230.00 | EA | 100,000 | GA/EA | 0.9405 | $2.40 | GA | |||
41150 | Liquid Fuel Storage Tank – Bulk AGST (Reference Size: 105,000 BL) | $91.00 | BL | 42 | GA/BL | 1.4126 | $3.06 | GA | |||
PUC | $2.63 | GA | |||||||||
FAC | 4122 | Liquid Oxygen Storage | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,658 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; FY2006 PACES and RS Means |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
FAC 4122 | $65.82 | 1.0834 | $71.31 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 4211 | Ammunition Storage, Depot and Arsenal | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,739 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
42120 | Hi Explosive Magazine w/Crane | $ 497.00 | 9,300 | 0.9405 | $467.43 | SF | |||||
PUC | $467.43 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4221 | Ammunition Storage, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,291 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2018 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
42183 | General Purpose Magazine w/o Crane | $ 519.00 | 9,600 | 1.0834 | $562.28 | SF | |||||
PUC | $562.28 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4222 | Ammunition Storage Shed, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,760 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 May 2020 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
44222 | Storage Shed (Covered, not Enclosed) | $ 77.00 | 2,250 | SF | 0.9785 | $75.34 | SF | ||||
PUC | $75.34 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4231 | Liquid Propellant Storage, Ammunition Related | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 19,918 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 20,000 GA | $ 157,000.00 | EA | 19,918 | SF to GA Conversion | 1.02 | $ 8.04 | GA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2020 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 7.97 | GA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 8.13 | GA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 8.81 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 4241 | Battery Storage, Weapon Related | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,779 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21850 | Battery Shop | $ 321.00 | 600 | SF | 0.9405 | $301.90 | SF | ||||
43211 | Cold Storage Warehouse, w/o Processing | $ 705.00 | 1,184 | SF | 0.9405 | $663.05 | SF | ||||
Average | $482.48 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $482.48 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4251 | Open Ammunition Storage | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 1,822 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Aggregate (rock) Base, 4″, per SF | $ 0.78 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.03 | $ 7.23 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 4″ Asphaltic Concrete, per SF | $ 2.29 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.03 | $ 21.23 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 6″ Concrete, per SF | $ 4.07 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.03 | $ 37.73 | SY | |||
Average Asphalt and Concrete | $ 29.48 | SY | |||||||||
Sum | $ 36.71 | SY | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 36.37 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 39.66 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 42.97 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (3-500 Electrical, 4-200 Maintenance and Production Facilities, and 4-800 Utilities and Ground Improvements Series) is not provided for this type of facility. FAC 4251 aggregates 5 category codes – 1 Air Force, 1 Army and 3 Navy; Navy category codes include a container holding yard (empty) and a barricaded module. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The calculation using Marshall and Swift averages asphalt and concrete paved storage areas. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 1,822 SY. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01 states this type of facility must be located (“sited”) in accordance with DoD 6055.09-M, but that sprinklers and hydrant protection are not required for ammunition/explosive storage facilities. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 6 May 2021 | ||||||||||
FAC | 4311 | Cold Storage, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 24,809 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/24 | Cold Storage Facility, Class A/B, Average | $ 86.50 | SF | 1.03 | $ 89.10 | SF | |||||
14/24 | Complete HVAC, Excellent, Sharp Freeze, Extreme Climate | $ 22.95 | SF | 1.03 | $ 23.64 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, dry, 30,000 SF, Average | $ 3.61 | SF | 1.03 | $ 3.72 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 116.45 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 117.53 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1687 | $ 137.36 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 148.81 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4321 | Cold Storage, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,135 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/24 | Cold Storage Facility, Class A/B, Average | $ 86.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 101.64 | SF | |||||
14/24 | Complete HVAC, Good, Chiller/Freezer, Extreme Climate | $ 19.65 | SF | 1.18 | $ 23.09 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, dry, 10,000 SF, average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.18 | $ 5.15 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 129.87 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 130.49 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1652 | $ 152.04 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4411 | Covered Storage Building, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 17,663 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 23 May 2018 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Warehouse/Storage Facilities: Storage Building – Large (> 15,000 SF), High Bay (Stack Height > 16 FT) | $ 209.00 | 21,000 | 1.2075 | $ 252.37 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 252.37 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4412 | Covered Storage Shed, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,718 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2020 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
44222 | Storage Shed (Covered, not Enclosed) | $ 77.00 | 2,250 | SF | 0.9785 | $75.34 | SF | ||||
PUC | $75.34 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4413 | Hazardous Materials Storage, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,299 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 5, October 2012 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
GUC | Warehouse/Storage Facilities: Hazardous / Flammable Storage | $ 367.00 | 4,300 | 1.4643 | $537.38 | SF | |||||
PUC | $537.38 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4414 | Controlled Humidity Storage, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 21,481 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Extended Price | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/24 | Cold Storage Facility, Class A/B, Average, Moderate Climate HVAC | $ 86.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 101.64 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, standard, 9’x9′ doors @ 81 SF, 13 each | $ 30.63 | SF of door | 1,053 | SF total | $ 1.50 | 1.07 | $ 1.61 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator | $ 2,435.00 | EA | 13 | EA | $ 1.47 | 1.07 | $ 1.58 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumper, horizontal, 10 FT length, each door | $ 58.25 | EA | 130 | LF | $ 0.35 | 1.21 | $ 0.43 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 13 | EA | $ 5.67 | 1.21 | $ 6.87 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10- inch projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 13 | EA | $ 0.51 | 1.21 | $ 0.61 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 13 | EA | $ 1.40 | 1.21 | $ 1.70 | SF | ||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 20,000 SF, Average | $ 3.85 | SF | 1.18 | $ 4.52 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 118.94 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 119.51 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1687 | $ 139.67 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-440-01, “Warehouse and Storage Facilities,” provides general guidance for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | UFC 4-440-01 states a controlled humidity warehouse is similar to a general purpose warehouse except that it is designed with enhanced features for humidity control. UFC 4-440-01 allows the use of insulated metal siding, brink or concrete masonry, or tilt-up precast or cast in place concrete panels. This is consistent with the type of building selected using the M&S Business Rule, the FAC is MVG Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area of this FAC is 21,481 SF, based on 374 records in the 2021 RPAD. The International Building Code (IBC) Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | IBC Group B UFC 4-440-01 requires compliance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 13 and UFC 3-600-01 . UFC 3-600-01 refers the designer to the IBC. The Fire Sprinkler Business Rule incorporates the requirements of NFPA, UFC 3-600-01 and the IBC. Application of the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule requires a sprinkler system to be installed in this type of facility. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-440-01 sets a requirement for loading docks. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. Although the number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of warehouse space: 1:10,000. For this FAC, 13 loading dock assemblies are provided. An elevator is not provided as the average number of floors is 1.13; applying the Elevator Business Rule, no elevator is incorporated. Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 11 13 19.13, Loading Dock Levelers, applies. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | UFC 4-440-01 states that overhead bridge cranes may not be required. Because bridge cranes are not required, no overhead crane is included, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | UFC 4-440-01 provides the criteria for component material. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-440-01, “Warehouse and Storage Facilities,” 01 October 2014. NFPA 13, “Standard for the Installation of Fire Sprinkler Systems,” 2016 Edition. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market.” IBC, 2021 edition. |
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FAC | 4421 | Covered Storage Building, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,335 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Warehouse/Storage Facilities: General Purpose – Small (< 15,000 SF), Low Bay (Stack Height < 16 FT) | 8,300 | $ 330.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 330.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 330.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4422 | Covered Storage Shed, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,880 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2020 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
44222 | Storage Shed (Covered, not Enclosed), ORTC | 2,250 | $ 77.00 | 0.9785 | $ 75.34 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 75.34 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4423 | Hazardous Materials Storage, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,394 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
44135 | Hazardous Material Storage Building – Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF) | 375 | $619.00 | 0.9405 | $582.17 | SF | |||||
(Use same unit cost as CATCODE 21470, Hazardous Waste Storage – TEMF) | PUC | $582.17 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4424 | Controlled Humidity Storage, Depot | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 21,319 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Per UM | No. of Docks or SF door | Extended Price | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||
14/24 | Cold Storage Facility, Class A/B, Average, Moderate Climate HVAC | $ 86.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 101.64 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, standard 9 FT x 9 FT’ door, 6 EA @ 81 SF | $ 30.63 | per SF-door | $0.0014 | 486 | $ 0.70 | 1.07 | $ 0.74 | SF | ||
55/5 | Overhead door, electric operator | $ 2,435.00 | EA | $0.11 | 6 | $ 0.69 | 1.07 | $ 0.73 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock bumper, horizontal, 10 FT length each door | $ 58.25 | EA | $0.00 | 60 | $ 0.16 | 1.21 | $ 0.20 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | $0.44 | 6 | $ 2.64 | 1.21 | $ 3.19 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10-inch projection | $ 835.00 | EA | $0.04 | 6 | $ 0.24 | 1.21 | $ 0.28 | SF | ||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | $0.11 | 6 | $ 0.65 | 1.21 | $ 0.79 | SF | ||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 20,000K SF, Average | $ 3.85 | SF | 1.18 | $ 4.52 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 112.10 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 112.63 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1687 | $ 131.63 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-440-01, Warehouse and Storage Facilities , provides general guidance for this FAC. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | UFC 4-440-01 states a controlled humidity warehouse is similar to a general purpose warehouse except that it is designed with enhanced features for humidity control. UFC 4-440-01 allows the use of insulated metal siding, brink or concrete masonry, or tilt-up precast or cast in place concrete panels . This is consistent with the type of building selected using the Marshall & Swift Business Rule, the FAC is MVG Class B, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area of this FAC is 21,319 SF, based on the 2020 RPAD. The International Building Code (IBC) Occupancy Group assigned is B, Business. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | IBC Code Group B. UFC 4-440-01 requires compliance with the NFPA 13 and UFC 3-600-01. UFC 3-600-01 refers the designer to the IBC. The Fire Sprinkler Business Rule incorporates the requirements of NFPA, UFC 3-600-01 and the IBC. Application of the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule requires a sprinkler system to be installed in this type of facility. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | UFC 4-440-01 sets a requirement for loading docks. A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. Although the number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of warehouse space: 1:10,000. For this FAC, 6 loading dock assemblies are provided. An elevator is not provided as the average number of floors is 1.04; applying the Elevator Business Rule, no elevator is incorporated. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | UFC 4-440-01 states that overhead bridge cranes may not be required. Because bridge cranes are not required, no overhead crane is included, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | UFC 4-440-01 provides the criteria for component material. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021 UFC 4-440-01, “Warehouse and Storage Facilities,” 01 October 2014, with Change 1, 01 April 2019. NFPA Standard 13, “Standard for the Installation of Fire Sprinkler Systems,” 2022 Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “Commercial Real Estate Terms and Definitions,” 2017. UFGS-11 13 19.13, “Loading Dock Levelers,” August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019 IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 4425 | Vehicle Storage, Covered | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,311 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/34 | Storage Garage, Class A-B, Average | $ 79.00 | SF | 1.18 | $ 92.83 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 3.34 | SF | 1.18 | $ 3.92 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 96.75 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 99.49 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1256 | $ 111.98 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4426 | Storage Silo, Loose Material | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,307 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/16 | Material Storage Building, Class S, Average | $ 26.00 | SF | 1.14 | $ 29.64 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.03 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 28.80 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 31.41 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4427 | Small Arms Storage, Installation | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,572 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
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GUC | Armory / Weapons Storage Facility | 10,000 | $ 351.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 351.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 351.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 4428 | Storage and Customer Issue | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 13,404 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | 87.5 | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/28 | Discount Store, Class A-B, Average | $ 87.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 103.25 | SF | |||||
13/40 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 15,000 SF, Average | $ 3.42 | SF | 1.18 | $ 4.04 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 107.29 | SF | |||||||||
Class B Facility selected for M&S current cost and local multipliers | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | ||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 107.79 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1026 | $ 118.85 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 4511 | Open Storage, Depot | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 10,261 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Aggregate (rock) Base, 4″, per SF | $ 0.78 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 8.49 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 4″ Asphaltic Concrete, per SF | $ 2.29 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 24.94 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 6″ Concrete, per SF | $ 4.07 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 44.32 | SY | |||
Average Asphalt and Concrete Unit Costs | $ 34.63 | SY | |||||||||
Sum | $ 43.12 | SY | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 43.12 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 47.03 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 4521 | Open Storage, Installation | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 13,867 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Aggregate (rock) Base, 4″, per SF | $ 0.78 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 8.49 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 4″ Asphaltic Concrete, per SF | $ 2.29 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 24.94 | SY | |||
66/1 | Paving, 6″ Concrete, per SF | $ 4.07 | SF | 9 | SF / SY | 1.21 | $ 44.32 | SY | |||
Average Asphalt and Concrete Unit Costs | $ 34.63 | SY | |||||||||
Sum | $ 43.12 | SY | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 43.12 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 47.03 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 5100 | Hospital | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 174,570 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 24 July 2014 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | UM | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51010 | Inpatient Hospital/Medical Center | Varies | $ 458.11 | SF | 1.2561 | $575.43 | SF | ||||
PUC | $575.43 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 5302 | Medical Laboratory | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,432 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/17 | Laboratory Building, Class A-B, Average, including elevators | $ 242.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 249.26 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.03 | $ 4.51 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, standard, 9’x9′ doors @ 81 SF, 1 each | $ 25.90 | SF | $ 0.28 | per door | 1.03 | $ 0.29 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electric operator | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.28 | per door | 1.03 | $ 0.29 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, horizontal, 10 FT length each door | $ 58.25 | LF | $ 0.08 | per door | 1.03 | $ 0.08 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | $ 1.26 | per door | 1.03 | $ 1.30 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10-inch projection | $ 835.00 | EA | $ 0.11 | per door | 1.03 | $ 0.12 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | $ 0.31 | per door | 1.03 | $ 0.32 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 256.17 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 258.54 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 344.36 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 373.08 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. The only UFC in the 4-300 Series for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) facilities is 4-390-01, “O&M: Unmanned Pressure Test Facilities Safety Certification Manual.” |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to MVG commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. Selection of materials incorporated into the design must be consistent with the building use category of UFC 1-200-01 , UFC 3-600-01 and the International Building Code (IBC). | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 11,372 SF. IBC Business Group B |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | • UFC 1-200-01 and UFC 3-600-01 require compliance with the IBC. • IBC Group B • Fire suppression has been included in this Replacement Unit Cost, consistent with the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock An elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. The type of Marshall and Swift building selected, Laboratory Building, Class B Average, includes elevators as part of the basic building valuation. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. A craneway is not included in the building’s unit cost. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material, other than those consistent with fire safety noted above in building construction material. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 1-200-01, “DoD Building Code,” 8 October 2019, with Change 1, 01 October 2020 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021. IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 5303 | Morgue | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,024 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
11/32 | Mortuary/Funeral Home, Class A-B, Average | $ 181.00 | SF | 1.07 | $ 193.67 | SF | |||||
11/35 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 3.66 | SF | 1.07 | $ 3.92 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 197.59 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.09 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 199.42 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 265.61 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 287.76 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 5304 | Veterinary Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,795 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/28 | Veterinary Hospital, Class A-B, Average, including elevator (Deduct $4.32/SF for no included elevator) | $ 208.68 | SF | 1.18 | $ 245.20 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 5,000 SF, Average | $ 4.49 | SF | 1.18 | $ 5.28 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 250.47 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 251.66 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 335.19 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 5306 | Medical Warehouse | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,919 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/24 | Cold Storage Facility, Class A-B, Average | $ 86.50 | SF | 1.18 | $ 101.64 | SF | |||||
14/24 | HVAC, Controlled Atmosphere Environmental Buildings, Fruits-Conditioned Air, Moderate Climate | $ 24.25 | SF | 1.18 | $ 28.49 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.18 | $ 5.15 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 135.28 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 135.92 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2982 | $ 176.45 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 5307 | Ambulance Shelter | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,813 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/34 | Storage Garage, Class B, Average, including elevator | $ 79.00 | SF | 1.19 | $ 94.01 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 2,500 SF, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.19 | $ 4.94 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 98.95 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 100.82 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 112.91 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 5400 | Dental Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,890 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 23 May 2018 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Dental Clinic | 17,000 | $ 552.00 | 1.2075 | $ 666.55 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 666.55 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 5500 | Dispensary And Clinic | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 17,476 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Medical Clinic (Small, Free Standing < 60,000 SF) | 35,000 | $ 502.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 502.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 502.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 5501 | Ambulatory Care Clinic | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 102,518 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 5, 3 February 2020 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Medical Clinic (Large, Free Standing > 60,000 SF) | 120,000 | $ 360.00 | 1.0946 | $ 394.05 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 394.05 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6100 | General Administrative Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,741 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Administrative Facilities: Multi-Purpose Admin | 45,000 | $ 503.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 503.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 503.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6101 | Small Unit Headquarters Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,294 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Headquarters/Operations Buildings: Company Level (Lowest Level) | 17,000 | $ 367.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 367.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6102 | Large Unit Headquarters Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,221 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Headquarters/Operations Buildings: Brigade/Division Wing HQs (Upper Level) |
80,000 | $ 377.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 377.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 377.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6103 | Printing And Reproduction Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,927 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/14 | Industrial, Light Manufacturing, Class B, Average | $ 80.00 | SF | 1.19 | $ 95.20 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 10,000 SF, Average | $ 3.34 | SF | 1.19 | $ 3.97 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 99.17 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 101.05 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1861 | $ 119.85 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 6104 | Automated Data Processing Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,410 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, Change 10, May 2016 | |||
Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
GUC | Administrative Facilities, Data Processing Area Facility (Includes Admin and Storage) | 26,000 | $ 294.00 | 1.3052 | $ 383.72 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 383.72 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6105 | Pentagon | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 227,136 | Source | Inflated from 2021; WHS-reported Construction Cost |
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CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
FY21 PUC | $ 751.24 | 1.0834 | $ 813.89 | SF | |||||||
PUC | $ 813.89 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6106 | Remote Delivery Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 197,384 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2018 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
21910 | Engineering/Housing Maintenance Shop | $ 287.00 | 8,200 | 1.0834 | $ 310.93 | SF | |||||
WHS CATCode is 219252, Engineer Maintenance Facility/Remote Delivery Facility | Average | PUC | $ 310.93 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 6107 | General Administrative Building, High-Rise | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 326,900 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/17 | Office Building, Class A, Good, including elevators | $ 228.00 | SF | 1.18 | $ 269.04 | SF | |||||
15/17 | Multistory Premium; 1/2% for each story over 3 (Assumed number of stories = 16) | 0.065 | 1.18 | $ 20.64 | SF | ||||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 300,000 SF, Good | $ 2.31 | SF | 1.18 | $ 2.73 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 292.40 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.05 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 289.64 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 385.79 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 6200 | Administrative Building, Underground | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 13,333 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2009 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility | 6,000 | $ 235.00 | 1.4917 | $350.55 | SF | |||||
PUC | $350.55 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6201 | Alternate Joint Communications Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 231,854 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2009 |
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CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Communications Buildings: Communications Facility | 57,000 | $ 489.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2020 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility (USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2009) | 6,000 | $ 235.00 | 1.4917 | $ 350.55 | SF | |||||
Average | $ 419.77 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $ 419.77 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 6900 | Administrative Structure, Other Than Buildings | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Flagpole, 50′, Tapered Aluminum, Concrete Foundation | $ 5,562.50 | EA | 1.23 | $ 6,841.88 | EA | |||||
66/5 | Scoreboard, Outdoor, >75 SF | $ 4,950.00 | EA | 1.23 | $ 6,088.50 | EA | |||||
64/3 | Poles for Scoreboard, 8 IN diameter, 15 FT, 2 EA | $ 3,630.00 | EA | 1.24 | $ 4,501.20 | ||||||
Sub-total Scoreboard and Poles | $ 10,589.70 | ||||||||||
Average of Scoreboard and Flagpole | $ 8,715.79 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 8,715.79 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 8,898.82 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7110 | Family Housing Dwelling | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,795 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
71111 | General Officer, Grade O7 – O8 | 3,330 | $ 372.22 | 0.9405 | $350.07 | SF | |||||
71112 | Colonel/Captain, Grade O6 | 2,520 | $ 358.86 | 0.9405 | $337.51 | SF | |||||
71113 | Lt Colonel & Major, Grade O4 & O5 / Warrant Officer, Grade W4 & W5, 4 Bedrooms | 2,310 | $ 344.91 | 0.9405 | $324.38 | SF | |||||
71114 | CO Grade, Officer, O1-O3; Warrant Officer, Grade W1 – W3, 4 Bedrooms | 2,150 | $ 313.06 | 0.9405 | $294.43 | SF | |||||
71115 | Senior NCO, Grade E9, 3 Bedrooms | 2,020 | $ 353.06 | 0.9405 | $332.05 | SF | |||||
71115 | Senior NCO, Grade E7&E8, 3 Bedrooms | 1,860 | $ 318.96 | 0.9405 | $299.98 | SF | |||||
71116 | Junior NCO/Enlisted, Grade E1 – E6, 4 Bedrooms | 1,950 | $ 324.85 | 0.9405 | $305.52 | SF | |||||
Average Reference Size | 2,306 | PUC | $ 320.56 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 7113 | Family Housing High Rise Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 227,826 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||||
GUC | Enlisted Family Housing – OCONUS | 210,000 | $ 189.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 189.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 189.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7130 | Family Housing Individual Trailer Site | UM = | SY | Design Size | 356 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Space Modifier (40 Spaces) |
Adjusted Cost | ||||
63/3 | Manufactured Housing Park, Average, including utilities, grading, engineering | $ 12,200.00 | SPACE | 356 | SPACE to SY | 1.17 | 1.10 | $ 44.16 | SY | ||
Marshall and Swift design size for a Manufactured Housing Park site = 3,200 SF = 356 SY | |||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 44.16 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 45.09 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 7141 | Family Housing Garage | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 724 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
12/35 | Residential Garage, Detached, 600 SF, Class C, Average | $ 37.00 | SF | 1.21 | $ 44.77 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 44.77 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 48.82 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7142 | Family Housing Storage Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 287 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
63/10 | Storage Shed Building, Aluminum | $ 19.60 | SF | 1.22 | $ 23.91 | SF | |||||
63/10 | Concrete Slab, unreinforced, 100 SF | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.22 | $ 5.06 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 28.98 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 28.98 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 29.58 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7143 | Miscellaneous Family Housing Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 399 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/12 | Light Commercial Utility Building, Class C, Average | $ 27.50 | SF | 1.06 | $ 29.15 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 2500 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.32 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 33.47 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 33.16 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 33.85 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 36.68 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7145 | Trailer Court Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,809 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/17 | Office Building, Class C, Average | $ 118.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 123.90 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 3,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 129.00 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 127.81 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 130.49 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 141.38 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7147 | Family Housing Carport | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 544 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
63/10 | Carport, Steel | $ 12.92 | SF | 1.22 | $ 15.76 | SF | |||||
63/10 | Concrete Slab foundation, 200 SF | $ 8.13 | SF | 1.22 | $ 9.91 | ||||||
Sum | $ 25.67 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 25.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 27.99 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7210 | Enlisted Unaccompanied Personnel Housing | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 31,188 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing: Barracks/Dormitory (does not include kitchenette equipment) | 62,000 | $ 483.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 483.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 483.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7212 | Enlisted Unaccompanied Personnel Housing, Transient | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 23,869 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing: Barracks/Dormitory (does not include kitchenette equipment) | 62,000 | $ 483.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 483.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 483.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7213 | Student Barracks | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 37,271 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing: Barracks – Student Dorms, Advance Training | 94,000 | $ 318.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7214 | Annual Training/Mobilization Barracks | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,941 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing: Barracks – Student Dorms, Advance Training | 94,000 | $ 318.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7215 | Unaccompanied Housing for Wounded Warriors | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 63,678 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/26 | Convalescent Hospital, Class B, Average, with Elevators | $ 220.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 226.60 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, average, 75,000 SF | $ 2.88 | SF | 1.03 | $ 2.97 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door (9′ X 9′), 2 EA | $ 25.90 | SF | 162 | SF | 1.03 | $ 0.07 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electrical operator | $ 2,065.00 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.07 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumpers, horizontal, 10 LF/door | $ 582.50 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.02 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic ram, single post | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.30 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.03 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 2 | EA | 1.03 | $ 0.07 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 230.13 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.10 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 234.39 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 312.19 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 338.23 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. UFC 4-510-01, “Design: Military Medical Facilities,” does not include guidance for Wounded Warrior housing. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 63,6780 SF. Classified as International Building Code (IBC) Group I (Institutional). |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01 requires compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101 for institutional occupancies. NFPA 101 requires new I-1 (Institutional occupancies), in which the FAC 7215 is categorized, to be fully sprinklered throughout. This same requirement exists in the IBC, Section 903.2.6 governing Occupancy Group I (institutional). |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | Four (4) elevators have been included in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. UFC 3-101-01 provides a limited reference to a loading dock as a space to be compartmentalized for fire and smoke control. UFC 4-510-01 refers to truck loading docks for fire protection, environmental controls, and lighting levels, but does not provide specific design guidance on the number to be provided. Although no specific requirement exists, the numerous references in the related UFC 4-510-01 provide a basis for the incorporation of a minimum number of loading docks in the Replacement Unit Cost estimate. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-510-01, “Design: Military Medical Facilities,” 30 May 2019, with Change 1, 04 December 2019. UFC 4-720-01 “Lodging Facilities,” 13 February 2012. Per DoD requirements, provide accessible rooms per Table F224.2 of the ABA Accessibility Standard for DoD facilities. FC 4-721-10N, “Navy and Marine Corps Unaccompanied Housing,” 1 November 2012, with Change 6, 1 May 2015. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 8 August 2016 with Change 6, 6 May 2021. IBC, 2021 Edition. UFC 3-101-01, “Architecture,” 16 December 2020, with Change 1, 05 January 2022. |
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FAC | 7218 | Recruit/Trainee Barracks | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 61,224 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 Mach 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing: Barracks – Student Dormitories, Advance Training | 94,000 | $ 318.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 318.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7220 | Dining Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,846 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Dining Facility, Enlisted Dining (includes kitchen equipment and installation) | 28,000 | $ 670.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 670.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 670.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7231 | Miscellaneous UPH Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,329 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/25 | Laundromat, Class C, Average | $ 89.50 | SF | 1.04 | $ 93.08 | SF | |||||
11/14 | Dormitory, Class C, Average, including elevator (Deduct $4.56/SF for no included elevator) | $ 113.44 | SF | 1.05 | $ 119.11 | SF | |||||
Average Unit cost | $ 106.10 | SF | |||||||||
13/40 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 3,000 SF | $ 4.44 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.62 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 110.71 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 109.69 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1691 | $ 128.23 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 138.93 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | FAC 7231 aggregates four (4) category codes for detached laundry and recreational/entertainment purposes (such as a dayroom/lounge). Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-720-01 “Lodging Facilities,” provides limited design criteria for guest laundry design features located within Table 5-23 of the UFC. |
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Building construction material | UFC 4-720-01 calls for epoxy painted gypsum board interior walls with tile floors and moisture resistant, acoustic ceiling tile. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 3,329 SF. International Building Code Occupancy Group B (Business). |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 4-720-01 requires fire protection in the guest laundry of lodging facilities. | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift laundromats includes brick, block (CMU), or tilt-up concrete panel construction. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-720-01,”Lodging Facilities,” 13 February 2012. |
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FAC | 7232 | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing Garage | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,741 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 1 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Parking Garage / Building | 170,000 | $ 62.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October, 2021 | $ 62.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 62.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7233 | Dining Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,680 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/15 | Restaurants/Cafeterias, Class C, Average | $ 124.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 128.96 | SF | |||||
13/40 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 5,000 SF, Average | $ 4.09 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.25 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 133.21 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 131.98 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0570 | $ 139.50 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 151.13 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7234 | Latrine/Shower Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 662 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/22 | Shower Room Building, Class C, Average | $ 143.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 148.72 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, 3,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.84 | SF | 1.04 | $ 5.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 153.75 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 152.33 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1675 | $ 177.85 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 192.69 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7235 | Miscellaneous UPH Support Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
64/4 | Car Wash Canopy, Class CDS, Average | $ 43.25 | SF | 800 | SF to EA | 1.05 | $ 36,330.00 | EA | |||
Assumed Size: 40 FT x 20FT | |||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 35,993.61 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 36,749.48 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 39,814.38 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7236 | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing Carport | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,503 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
63/10 | Carport, Steel | $ 12.92 | SF | 1.22 | $ 15.76 | SF | |||||
63/10 | Concrete Slab foundation, 200 SF | $ 8.13 | SF | 1.22 | $ 9.91 | ||||||
Sum | $ 25.67 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 25.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 27.99 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7240 | Officer Unaccompanied Personnel Housing | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,985 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1 as of April 2017 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing, Officers Quarters (does not include kitchentte equipment) | 97,000 | $ 258.00 | 1.2561 | $ 324.08 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 324.08 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7241 | Officer UPH, Transient | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,459 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1 as of April 2017 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Unaccompanied Personnel Housing, Officers Quarters (does not include kitchentte equipment) | 97,000 | $ 258.00 | 1.2561 | $ 324.08 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 324.08 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7242 | Service Academy Unaccompanied Personnel Housing | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 64,243 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
11/14 | Dormitory, Class C, Good – includes elevators | $ 158.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 165.90 | SF | |||||
11/35 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 75,000 SF, Good | $ 3.06 | SF | 1.05 | $ 3.21 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 169.11 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 167.55 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 223.16 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 241.78 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7250 | Emergency Unaccompanied Personnel Housing | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,383 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
12/16 | Multiple Residence, Class C, Average | $ 82.00 | SF | 1.02 | $ 83.64 | SF | |||||
12/39 | Sprinkler, 1,500 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.38 | SF | 1.02 | $ 4.47 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 88.11 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 87.29 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 116.27 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 125.96 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7251 | Enlisted Unaccompanied Personnel Housing (EUPH) Tent Pad |
UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,719 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | UM | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
93210 | Rough Grading, Dumped Material Spread by Dozer, No Compaction | $ 3.00 | SY | 9 | SF/SY | 0.9405 | $0.31 | SF | |||
93210 | Fine Grading, Granular Subbase for Paving, Compaction, 3 Passes with Doze, 6″ Lifts | $ 2.40 | SY | 9 | SF/SY | 0.9405 | $0.25 | SF | |||
85110 | 1-1/2″ Crushed Stone Base to 6″ Deep | $ 10.30 | SY | 9 | SF/SY | 0.9405 | $1.08 | SF | |||
85110 | 8″ Thick, Unreinforced Concrete Pavement, 4,500 PSI | $ 45.70 | SY | 9 | SF/SY | 0.9405 | $4.78 | SF | |||
Sum | PUC | $6.42 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7311 | Fire Station Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,933 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1 as of April 2017 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
GUC | Fire Station, Community | $ 535.00 | 20,000 | N/A; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 535.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $535.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7312 | Prison/Confinement Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,884 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/33 | Correctional Facility, Class C, Average; does not include elevator | $ 206.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 216.30 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.73 | SF | 1.05 | $ 3.92 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, Rollup, Manual Operation, 81 SF/door | $ 25.90 | SF door | 0.132076303 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.14 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, Electric operation | $ 2,065.00 | EA | 0.13 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.13 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, Horizontal, per LF, 10 LF/door | $ 58.25 | per LF | 0.036672123 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.04 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, Hydraulic | $ 6,182.25 | EA | 0.39 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.40 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 835.00 | EA | 0.05 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.05 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 0.15 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.15 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 221.13 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 219.08 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 291.81 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 316.14 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | • Naval Corrections Manual requires compliance with American Corrections Association (ACA) “Planning and Design Guide for Secure and Adult and Juvenile Facilities.” • Army Regulation (AR) 190-47, “The Army Corrections System,” states design should strive to meet ACA standards. • Facilities Criteria (FC) 4-721-02F, “Air Force Level 1 Confinement Facility,” requires the superstructure to be concrete masonry units, fully grouted, with concrete roof. |
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Building construction material | • ACA Planning and Design Guide states walls are typically either concrete or masonry. Standard steel reinforcing used with pre-cast or cast in place concrete is sufficient . • FC 4-721-02F requires the superstructure to be concrete masonry units, fully grouted, with concrete roof. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 15,884 SF. This type of facility is classified by International Building Code (IBC) as Group I-3, Institutional Prisons, Jails, Detention Centers, etc. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-600-01, Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities, requires compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101 for institutional (Group I-3) occupancies. NFPA 101 requires new I-3 facilities, in which this FAC is categorized, to be have sprinklers throughout. This same requirement exists in the IBC, Section 907.2.6 governing Occupancy Group I-3 (Institutional). |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No elevators have been included in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. The average number of stories for this FAC is 1.26. The ACA Design Guide identifies the incorporation of a truck loading dock for use by the maintenance department, for supplies deliveries and sanitation (laundry) . |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | The ACA Design Guide provides broad guidance for exterior and interior materials . | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | BUPERSINST 1640.22, “Naval Corrections Manual,” Article 1640-020,“Physical Plant and Major Equipment,” 29 March 2011. ACA, “Planning and Design Guide for Secure Adult and Juvenile Facilities, August 1, 1999. AR 190-47, “The Army Corrections System”, Section 9-4, pg 28, of 15 June 2006. FC 4-721-02F Air Force Level I Confinement Facility, 1 April 2015. UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016, with Change 6, 06 May 2021. IBC, 2021 Edition. |
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FAC | 7313 | Police Station | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,220 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/33 | Police Station, Class C, Average, without elevator | $ 147.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 154.35 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.49 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.71 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 159.06 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 157.59 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 209.90 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 227.41 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. | ||||||||||
Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Applying the M&S Selection Business Rule, the FAC is MVS Class C, Average Quality. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 6,220 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | International Building Code (IBC) Occupancy Group I, Institutional. A fire sprinkler has been incorporated, applying the Fire Sprinkler Business Rule. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. The average number of floors is 1.23. No elevator has been included in the estimated cost in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No overhead crane is provided, applying the Overhead Crane Business Rule |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | IBC, 2021 Edition | ||||||||||
FAC | 7314 | Drug and Alcohol Abuse Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,579 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/22 | Medical Office Building, Class C, Average | $ 149.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 156.45 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.49 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.71 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 161.16 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 159.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 212.68 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 230.41 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7321 | Bread/Pastry Kitchen | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 35,640 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/40 | Bakery Plant; Class C, D, & S; including heating and/or cooling (Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017) | $ 83.75 | SF | 1.03 | 1.2075 | $ 104.16 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 40,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 2.66 | SF | 1.03 | $ 2.74 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 106.90 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 105.91 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1839 | $ 125.39 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 135.85 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7322 | Ice/Dairy Products Plant | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,836 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/25 | Creameries, Class C, Average | $ 90.50 | SF | 1.03 | $ 93.22 | SF | |||||
14/24 | Chiller/Freezer, Moderate Climate, per SF | $ 14.35 | SF | 1.03 | $ 14.78 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 2,500 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.03 | $ 4.27 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 112.27 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 111.23 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1839 | $ 131.68 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 142.67 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7323 | Greenhouse | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,026 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/22 | Greenhouse, Straight-Wall Structure, Class S, Average | $ 10.70 | SF | 1.03 | $ 11.02 | SF | |||||
17/23 | Humidifier, per EA, 1 EA | $ 1,339.50 | EA | $ 0.66 | SF | 1.03 | $ 0.68 | SF | |||
17/23 | Automatic vent and/or environmental controls, per unit | $ 1,397.50 | EA | $ 0.69 | SF | 1.03 | $ 0.71 | SF | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 12.30 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 12.56 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 13.60 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7331 | Exchange Eating Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,477 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/17 | Restaurants – Fast Food, Class C, Average | $ 143.00 | SF | SF | 1.04 | $ 148.72 | SF | ||||
65/8 | Range hood, Complete, Average, per LF, 10 LF per hood, 4 EA | $ 840.00 | LF | $ 7.51 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 7.73 | SF | |||
53/12 | Restaurant Hood and Duct, Dry chemical system fire extinguisher, per nozzle, Average, 2 nozzles per 4 EA range hoods | $ 760.00 | EA | $ 1.36 | per UM | 1.04 | $ 1.41 | SF | |||
13/40 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.09 | SF | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.25 | SF | ||||
Sum | $ 162.12 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 160.62 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2905 | $ 207.28 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 224.57 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | OSD-based design criteria does not apply to Exchange (Army-Air Force, Navy or Marine Corps) facilities because they are non-appropriated fund activities. Applicable national, state, local codes apply. Typical codes include: International Building Code (IBC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes (including the National Electrical Code), International Mechanical Code, International Plumbing Code. |
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Building construction material | Any type of construction (Type I, II, or III) is allowable, given the design analysis/trade-off of material and fire safety. The international Building Code provides guidance. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 4,477 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | Use classification A (A-2, Assembly uses for food and/or drink consumption). The international Building Code (IBC) requires an automatic sprinkler when the occupant load exceeds 100, or the fire area exceeds 5,000 SF, or if the fire area is not located on the level of exit discharge. The IBC sets a maximum of 15 sf/occupant for restaurants (table and chair use). Allowing space for food preparation, restrooms and circulation, a reasonable net area for this FAC would be 2500 SF, giving a load 166 people. Because this load could be reached in a design, a sprinkler system is included in the cost. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Any suitable material is permitted by the IBC. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | IBC, 2021 edition | ||||||||||
FAC | 7332 | Non-Exchange Eating Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3077 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 7331 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Exchange Eating Facility | $ 224.57 | $224.57 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7333 | Open Mess and Club Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 13,681 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/14 | Restaurant, Class C, Average | $ 129.00 | SF | SF | 1.04 | $ 134.16 | SF | ||||
65/8 | Range hood, Complete, per LF, 10 LF, 2 EA | $ 805.00 | LF | $ 1.18 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 1.21 | SF | |||
53/12 | Restaurant Hood and Duct, Dry Chemical Fire Protection System , 4 nozzles, per nozzle, Average | $ 760.00 | EA | $ 0.22 | per UM | 1.04 | $ 0.23 | SF | |||
13/39 | Elevator, Passenger, 2-3 story, Average (Add $7,800 per stop, 2 stops) | $ 70,850.00 | EA | $ 5.18 | per UM | 1.04 | $ 5.39 | SF | |||
13/39 | Elevator, Freight, 2-3 story, Average (Add $17,300 per stop, 2 stops, power doors) | $ 82,100.00 | EA | $ 6.00 | per UM | 1.04 | $ 6.24 | SF | |||
13/40 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.42 | SF | 1 | SF | 1.04 | $ 3.56 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, Rollup, 81 SF/door | $ 25.90 | per SF | $ 0.14 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.15 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, Electric operator, EA | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.15 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.16 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, Horizontal, per LF, 10 LF | $ 58.25 | LF | $ 0.04 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.04 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, Hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | EA | $ 0.69 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.71 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection | $ 835.00 | EA | $ 0.06 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.06 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | EA | $ 0.17 | per UM | 1.03 | $ 0.17 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 152.08 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 150.67 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3319 | $ 200.68 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 217.42 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | OSD based design criteria does not apply to Open Mess and Club Facilities as they are Category “C” Morale Welfare and Recreation Facilities (MWR), and therefore funded through sales without Appropriated Funds. Applicable national, state, local codes apply. Typical codes include: International Building Code (IBC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes (including the National Electrical Code), International Mechanical Code, International Plumbing Code. |
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Building construction material | Any type of construction (Type I, II, or III) is allowable, given the design analysis/trade-off of material and fire safety. The IBC provides guidance. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 13,681SF. IBC occupancy group classification is A (A-2, Assembly uses for food and/or drink consumption). |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | The IBC requires an automatic sprinkler when the occupant load exceeds 100, or the fire area exceeds 5,000 SF, or if the fire area is not located on the level of exit discharge. Because the average size of this FAC exceeds 5,000 SF, a sprinkler system is included in the cost. | ||||||||||
Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | Although no design criteria requires the incorporation of a loading dock, the likelihood of food deliveries drives the additional of one dock in the PUC calculation. Two elevators (one passenger, one freight) are provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Any suitable material is permitted by the IBC. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | Army Regulation AR 215-1, “Military Morale, Welfare and Recreation Programs and Nonappropriated Fund Instrumentalities,” Appendix E, “Construction Funding for Military Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Facilities,” 24 September 2010. IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 7340 | Thrift Shop | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,155 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/26 | Retail Store, Class C, Average | $ 88.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 91.52 | SF | |||||
13/40 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.09 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.25 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 95.77 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 94.89 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0292 | $ 97.66 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 105.80 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7341 | Bus Station | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 973 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/20 | Passenger Terminal, Class C, Average | $ 121.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 124.63 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 2,500 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.03 | $ 4.27 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 128.90 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 127.71 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1346 | $ 144.90 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 156.98 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7342 | Laundry/Dry Cleaning Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,505 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/40 | Central laundry and dry cleaning plant, average cost (Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017) | $ 73.00 | SF | 1.03 | 1.2075 | $ 90.79 | SF | ||||
14/27 | Loading Dock, steel piers | $ 24.70 | SF | 1.03 | $ 25.44 | SF | |||||
14/27 | Loading Dock Roof, Good canopy structure with lighting and finished soffit | $ 15.68 | SF | 1.03 | $ 16.15 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet system, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.03 | $ 3.82 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 136.20 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 134.94 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1114 | $ 149.97 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 162.47 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7343 | Clothing Sales Store | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,927 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 7346 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Exchange Sales Facility | $ 127.13 | $127.13 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7344 | Postal Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,518 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/21 | Main Post Office, Class C, Average | $ 145.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 149.35 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.03 | $ 3.82 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 153.17 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 151.75 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 202.13 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 218.98 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7345 | Exchange Automobile Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,346 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
64/1 | Service Station with Service Bays, Class S-C, Average | $ 133.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 139.65 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, 5,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.05 | $ 3.90 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 143.55 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 142.22 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1652 | $ 165.71 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 179.53 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7346 | Exchange Sales Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,611 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/26 | Retail store, Class C, Average | $ 88.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 91.52 | SF | |||||
13/40 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 3.42 | SF | 1.04 | $ 3.56 | SF | |||||
55/5 | Overhead door, rollup, 81 SF/door, 2 EA | $ 25.90 | SF door | 0.29 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.30 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, electric operator, 2 EA | $ 2,065.00 | 2 EA | 0.28 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.29 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, Horizontal, 10 LF/door, 20 LF total | $ 58.25 | per LF | 0.08 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.08 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic, 2 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | 1.28 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 1.32 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 2 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | 0.11 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.12 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 2 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | 0.32 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.33 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 97.51 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 96.61 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2147 | $ 117.35 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 127.13 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | OSD-based design criteria does not apply to Exchange (Army-Air Force, Navy or Marine Corps) facilities because they are non-appropriated fund activities. Applicable national, state, local codes apply. Typical codes include: International Building Code (IBC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes (including the National Electrical Code, International Mechanical Code, and International Plumbing Code. |
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Building construction material | Any type of construction (Type I, II, or III) is allowable, given the design analysis/trade-off of material and fire safety. The IBC provides guidance. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 14,611 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | Use classification M (Mercantile). The IBC requires an automatic sprinkler when the fire area exceeds 12,000 SF. Therefore a sprinkler was provided for this facility. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | Determination of the number of loading docks depends upon the number of simultaneous truck deliveries and time to load/unload. For this facility, application of the NAOIP average of 7500 SF floor space to one dock was used as the best available method. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. Average number of floors above ground is 1.21. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Any suitable material is permitted by the International Building Code. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | IBC, 2021 edition. NFPA Codes |
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FAC | 7347 | Bank and Credit Union | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,402 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/21 | Bank – Branches, Class C, Average, including elevator (Deduct $2.67/SF for no included elevator) | $ 175.33 | SF | 1.05 | $ 184.10 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 3,000 SF, Wet System, Average | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 189.20 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 187.45 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3149 | $ 246.47 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 267.02 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7348 | Car Wash Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Ave Size | 1,803 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
64/5 | Self-Serve Car Wash, C, Average | $ 78.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 81.90 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 81.14 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1080 | $ 89.91 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 97.41 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7349 | Commissary | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 60,755 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/20 | Supermarket, Class C, Average | $ 91.50 | SF | $ 91.50 | per SF | 1.04 | $ 95.16 | SF | |||
13/39 | Elevator, Passenger, 2-3 stories, Average, 1 EA (Add $7,800 per stop, 2 stops) | $ 70,850.00 | EA | $ 1.17 | per SF | 1.04 | $ 1.21 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, 81 SF/door, 8 EA | $ 25.90 | SF | $ 0.28 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.28 | SF | |||
55/5 | Overhead door electrical operator, 8 EA | $ 2,065.00 | EA | $ 0.27 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.28 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock bumper, Horizontal, per LF, 10 LF/door, 8 EA | $ 58.25 | LF | $ 0.08 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.08 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock leveler, 8 EA | $ 9,375.00 | EA | $ 1.23 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 1.27 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10″ projection, 8 EA | $ 835.00 | EA | $ 0.11 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.11 | SF | |||
65/12 | Dock shelter, 8 EA | $ 2,317.50 | EA | $ 0.31 | per SF | 1.03 | $ 0.31 | SF | |||
13/40 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 50,000 SF | $ 2.83 | SF | $ 2.83 | per SF | 1.04 | $ 2.94 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 101.66 | ||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 100.72 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2982 | $ 130.75 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 141.66 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | OSD-based design criteria does not directly address the design of commissary facilities; design is the responsibility if the Defense Commissary Agency, which makes use of internal design standards and national, state, local codes apply. Typical codes include: International Building Code IBC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes (including the National Electrical Code [NEC]), International Mechanical Code (IMC), and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). |
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Building construction material | Any type of construction (Type I, II, or III) is allowable, given the design analysis/trade-off of material and fire safety. The IBC provides guidance. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 60,755 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | IBC use group M (Mercantile). The IBC requires an automatic sprinkler when the fire area exceeds 12,000 SF, which is the case for the commissary. A sprinkler is included in the PUC. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | A reasonable assumption is to include a loading dock based upon the function of this FAC. The number of truck docks is calculated by a consideration of number of trucks arriving and loading/unloading time for the specific design. As general guidance, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP) provides an estimate of the average number of loading docks per square foot of warehouse space, used in this case to represent the storage and display of foodstuffs. Using that average of 7,500 sf of floor space per truck dock, 8 truck docks have been included in the unit cost. The guide specification for design of a loading dock is contained in the Unified Facilities Guide Specification . One (1) elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. Average number of floors above ground is 1.23. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. Any suitable material is permitted by the International Building Code. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | IBC, 2021. Commercial Real Estate Development Association, NAIOP Research Foundation, “NAIOP Terms and Definitions: North American Office and Industrial Market, pg. 12. UFGS-11 13 19.13, August 2009, with Change 1, May 2019. |
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FAC | 7350 | Car Wash Structure | UM = | SF | RPAD Ave Size | 1,472 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
64/5 | Self-Serve Car Wash, C, Average | $ 78.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 81.90 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 81.14 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1080 | $ 89.91 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 97.41 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7351 | Education Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 12,279 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/14 | Classroom, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 133.12 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 15,000 SF | $ 3.74 | SF | 0.3250 | % > 12,000 SF | 1.04 | $ 1.26 | SF | |||
18/35 | $ 74,050.00 | EA | 12.0612 | $/SF | 1.04 | $ 12.54 | SF | ||||
$ 146.93 | SF | ||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 145.57 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 193.89 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 210.06 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift Valuation Guide section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the Marshall and Swift facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10) which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. As stated in Section 1 page 11 of the Marshall and Swift Valuation guide ” to obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. |
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Building construction material | UFC criteria do not exist for component material. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 12,2794 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01 requires compliance with NFPA 101 for education occupancies. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Publication 101, Section 14.3.5.1 requires new E occupancies, in which the FAC 7362 is categorized, to be fully sprinklered in all fire areas exceeding 12,000 SF. This same requirement exists in the International Building Code (IBC), Section 903.2.3, governing Occupancy Group E (schools, educational uses). The PUC calculation recognizes this difference between those facilities requiring sprinklers and those smaller than the threshold by applying a multiplier representing the ratio of total number of facilities exceeding the 12,000 SF threshold to the total number of facilities in this FAC, 103/317 = 32.5%. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | Two (2) elevators have been included in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. Average number of floors above ground is 1.61. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 8 August 2016 with Change 6, 6 May 2021 NFPA Publication 101, Life Safety Code, 2021 edition IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 7352 | Dependent School – CONUS | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 31,349 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Weighted Unit Cost | ||||||
GUC | Dependent School Facility – CONUS | 110,000 | $ 419.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 419.00 | SF | |||||
Weighted PUC | $ 419.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7353 | Dependent School Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,667 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/21 | Restroom Building, Class C Average | $ 168.00 | SF | 1.16 | $ 194.88 | SF | |||||
18/21 | Maintenance/Storage Building, Class C, Average | $ 61.00 | SF | 1.16 | $ 70.76 | SF | |||||
18/23 | Fieldhouse, Class C, Average | $ 110.00 | SF | 1.16 | $ 127.60 | SF | |||||
Average | $ 131.08 | SF | |||||||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, 5,000 SF, Good | $ 5.57 | SF | 1.16 | $ 6.46 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 137.54 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 137.54 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2841 | $ 176.62 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7361 | Chapel Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 8,275 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2018 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
73017 | Chapel, including Pew Seating | $ 344.00 | 23,000 | 1.0834 | $372.68 | SF | |||||
PUC | $372.68 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7362 | Religious Education Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 5,779 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/14 | Classroom, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 133.12 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 5000 SF | $ 4.48 | SF | 0.1210 | % > 12,000 SF | 1.04 | $ 0.56 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 133.68 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 132.45 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.3046 | $ 172.78 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 187.19 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) are not provided for this type of facility. |
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Building construction material | No UFCs exist for component material. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 5,779 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities, requires compliance with NFPA 101 for education occupancies. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Publication 101, Section 14.3.5.1 requires new E occupancies, in which the FAC 7362 is categorized, to be fully sprinklered in all fire areas exceeding 12,000 SF. This same requirement exists in the International Building Code (IBC), Section 903.2.3, governing Occupancy Group E (schools, educational uses). The PUC calculation recognizes this difference between those facilities requiring sprinklers and those smaller than the threshold by applying a multiplier representing the ratio of total number of facilities exceeding the 12,000 SF threshold to the total number of facilities in this FAC, 26/214 = 12.1% |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No elevator has been included in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFCs exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021. NFPA Publication 101, Life Safety Code, 2021 edition IBC, 2021 Edition |
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FAC | 7371 | Nursery and Child Care Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 11,865 | Source | UFC 3-701-01, Table 2, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
GUC | Child Development Center, Under 6 Years Old | $ 489.00 | 23,000 | N/A; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 489.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7372 | Family Service Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,595 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/31 | Community Service Building, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 134.40 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 4.02 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.22 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 138.62 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 137.34 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 182.93 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 198.18 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7380 | Homeless Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,040 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7381 | Forestry Guard Station | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 430 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/15 | Guard House, Class C, Average | $ 81.50 | SF | 1.06 | $ 86.39 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 85.59 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 87.39 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 94.68 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7382 | Locker Room | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,883 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/22 | Shower Room Building, Class C, Average | $ 143.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 148.72 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 5,000 SF | $ 4.48 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.66 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 153.38 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 151.96 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 155.15 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 168.09 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7383 | Air Raid/Fallout/Storm Shelter | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,490 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 20 March 2009 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
62010 | Underground Administrative Facility | 6,000 | $ 235.00 | 1.4917 | $350.55 | SF | |||||
PUC | $350.55 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7384 | Miscellaneous Personnel Shelter | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 335 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/2 | Picnic shelter | $ 32.80 | SF | 1.02 | $ 33.46 | SF | |||||
66/2 | Lighting Fixtures for Picnic Shelter, 2 Each | $ 172.50 | EA | 0.0030 | EA/SF | 1.02 | 2 | $ 1.05 | SF | ||
14/20 | Passenger Terminal, Class D, Low Cost | $ 71.50 | SF | 1.02 | $ 72.93 | SF | |||||
Average Facility Cost | $ 53.72 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 53.22 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 54.34 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 58.87 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7385 | Public Restroom/Shower | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 671 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/21 | Restroom Building, Class C, Average | $ 157.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 163.28 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 3,000 SF | $ 4.84 | SF | 1.04 | $ 5.03 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 168.31 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 166.76 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1141 | $ 185.79 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 201.28 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7386 | Ceremonial Hall | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 31,689 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/23 | Fieldhouse, Class C, Good | $ 160.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 166.40 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Good, 30,000 SF | $ 3.87 | SF | 1.04 | $ 4.02 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 170.42 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 168.85 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 224.90 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 243.65 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7387 | Exchange Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,635 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
13/26 | Retail Store, Class C, Average | $ 88.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 91.52 | SF | |||||
14/23 | Distribution Warehouse, Class C, Average | $ 53.50 | SF | 1.03 | $ 55.11 | SF | |||||
15/17 | Office Building, Class C, Average | $ 118.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 123.90 | SF | |||||
14/32 | Service (Repair) Garage, Class C, Average | $ 60.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 61.80 | SF | |||||
Average of four building types | Average | $ 83.08 | SF | ||||||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 5,000 SF | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.03 | $ 3.82 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 86.90 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 86.10 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 87.91 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 95.24 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7388 | Exchange Warehouse | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 22,334 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Weighted Unit Cost | ||||||
GUC | Warehouse/Storage Facility: General Purpose – Large ( >15,000 SF), Low-Bay (Stack Height < 16 FT) |
$ 245.00 | 28,000 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 245.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $245.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7389 | Private Vehicle Inspection Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,614 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/32 | Service Garage, Class C, Average | $ 60.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 61.80 | SF | |||||
15/31 | Community Service Building, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 134.40 | ||||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 3,000 SF, Wet System | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 201.30 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 199.44 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 203.63 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 220.61 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7411 | Hobby And Craft Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,183 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/31 | Community Service Building, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 134.40 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 4.02 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.22 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 138.62 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 137.34 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 140.22 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 151.92 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7412 | Automobile Craft Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 6,924 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/32 | Service (Repair) Garage, Class C, Average | $ 60.00 | SF | 1.03 | $ 61.80 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 5,000 SF | $ 3.71 | SF | 1.03 | $ 3.82 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 65.62 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 65.01 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0241 | $ 66.58 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 72.13 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7413 | Golf Club House and Sales | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,240 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
11/30 | Clubhouse, Class C, Average | $ 105.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 110.25 | SF | |||||
11/35 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 5,000 SF | $ 4.09 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.29 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 114.54 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 113.48 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 151.15 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 163.76 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7414 | Club and Organization Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,688 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/31 | Community Service Building, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 134.40 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 3,000 SF | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 139.50 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 138.21 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2470 | $ 172.35 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 186.72 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7415 | Bowling Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 17,348 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/22 | Bowling Center, C, Good | $ 108.00 | SF | 1.06 | $ 114.48 | SF | |||||
16/25 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 20,000 SF | $ 3.54 | SF | 1.06 | $ 3.75 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 118.23 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 117.14 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2815 | $ 150.12 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 162.64 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7416 | Library, General Use | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 10,353 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/32 | Library, Class C, Average | $ 147.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 154.35 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 4.02 | SF | 1.05 | $ 4.22 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 158.57 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 157.10 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 209.25 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 226.70 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7417 | Recreation Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 7,609 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/18 | Community Recreation Center, Class C, Average | $ 135.00 | SF | 1.06 | $ 143.10 | SF | |||||
16/25 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 3.97 | SF | 0.2250 | % > 12K SF | 1.06 | $ 0.95 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 144.05 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 142.71 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.2982 | $ 185.27 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 200.72 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (4 Series) is not provided for this type of facility. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. |
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Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 7,609 SF. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities, requires compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Life Safety Code, NFPA Publication 101, for assembly occupancies. NFPA 101, Section 14.3.5.1, requires new Group A occupancies, in which FAC 7113 is categorized, to be fully sprinklered in all fire areas exceeding 12,000 SF. This same requirement exists in the International Building Code (IBC), Section 903.2.1.3, governing Occupancy Group A (assembly, A-3 intended for worship, recreation or amusement uses). The PUC calculation recognizes this difference between those facilities requiring sprinklers (larger than 12,000 SF) and those smaller than 12,000 SF by multiplying the cost of a sprinkler by the ratio of the number of records in the inventory of facilities larger than 12,000 SF to the total number of records, 337/1,500, or22.5%. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No elevator has been included in consonance with the Elevator Business Rule. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021 NFPA Publication 101, Life Safety Code, 2021 edition IBC, 2021 edition |
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FAC | 7418 | Indoor Skating Rink | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 23,192 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/20 | Ice Skating Rink, Class C, Average | $ 99.50 | SF | 1.06 | $ 105.47 | SF | |||||
16/25 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 20,000 SF | $ 3.54 | SF | 1.06 | $ 3.75 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 109.22 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 108.21 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1897 | $ 128.74 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 139.47 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7421 | Indoor Physical Fitness Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 15,595 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 6 April 2017 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
74028 | Physical Fitness Facility | $ 250.00 | 62,000 | 1.0946 | $273.65 | SF | |||||
PUC | $273.65 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7422 | Indoor Swimming Pool | UM = | SF | RPAD Ave Size | 12,410 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
18/22 | Natatorium, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.04 | $ 133.12 | SF | |||||
18/36 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 15,000 SF | $ 3.74 | SF | 1.04 | $ 3.89 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 137.01 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 135.74 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.2051 | $ 163.59 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 177.23 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7431 | Auditorium and Theater Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,284 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/13 | Theater, Cinema, Class C, Average | $ 109.00 | SF | 1.06 | $ 115.54 | SF | |||||
65/10 | Theater seats, neighborhood theater type, upholstered; assume 1,000 seats | $ 216.50 | EA | 23.31968979 | EA to SF | 1.03 | $ 24.02 | SF | |||
16/25 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 3.97 | SF | 1.06 | $ 4.21 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 143.77 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 142.44 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3149 | $ 187.28 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 202.90 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7440 | Community Activities / Conference Center | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 9,304 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/18 | Community Recreation Center, Class C, Good | $ 177.00 | SF | 1.06 | $ 187.62 | SF | |||||
16/25 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 10,000 SF | $ 3.97 | SF | 1.06 | $ 4.21 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 191.83 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 190.05 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3149 | $ 249.89 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 270.73 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7441 | Transient Lodging | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 16,917 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, Various Dates | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
72412 | Transient Training Officers Quarters (Newsletter, 20 March 2020) | $ 377.00 | 51,738 | 0.9785 | $368.88 | SF | |||||
72412 | Senior Enlisted Officers Quarters, Transient (Newsletter, 16 May 2016) | $ 305.00 | 28,000 | 1.1446 | $349.11 | SF | |||||
Average | $359.00 | SF | |||||||||
PUC | $359.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 7442 | Recreational Lodging | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,613 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
12/9 | Motel, Class C, Average | $ 96.50 | SF | 1.02 | $ 98.43 | SF | |||||
12/39 | Sprinkler, Wet System, Average, 3,000 SF | $ 3.92 | SF | 1.02 | $ 4.00 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 102.43 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 101.48 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1290 | $ 114.57 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 124.12 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7443 | Transient And Recreational Lodging Support Facility | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,875 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/12 | Light Commercial Utility Building, Class C, Average | $ 27.50 | SF | 1.06 | $ 29.15 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 28.88 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0590 | $ 30.58 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 33.14 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7444 | Stable | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,504 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/36 | Stable, Class C, Average | $ 36.25 | SF | 1.06 | $ 38.43 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 38.07 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 38.87 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 42.11 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7445 | Boathouse | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,094 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/18 | Boat Storage Building, Class S (substitute for C), Average | $ 32.25 | SF | 1.06 | $ 34.19 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 33.87 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 34.58 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 37.46 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7446 | MWR Sales and Rental Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 3,309 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/31 | Community Service Building, Class C, Average | $ 128.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 134.40 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, 3,000 SF, wet, average | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 139.50 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 138.21 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 141.11 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 152.88 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7447 | MWR Storage Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 4,255 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
44220 | Storage Building, Unheated | $ 139.00 | 4,191 | 0.9405 | $130.73 | SF | |||||
44220 | General Purpose (GP) Warehouse, Installation, Low-Bay, Up to 16 FT Stack Height, < 15,000 SF | $ 352.00 | 8,600 | 0.9405 | $331.06 | SF | |||||
Average | PUC | $230.89 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7448 | Recreational Support Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,360 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/40 | Mechanical Building, Class “S” (Marshall And Swift Valuation, October 2017) | $ 61.50 | SF | 1.04 | 1.2561 | $ 80.34 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Wet, 2,500 SF, Average | $ 4.15 | SF | 1.15 | Extra Hazard | 1.04 | $ 4.96 | ||||
Sum | $ 85.31 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 84.52 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1380 | $ 96.18 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 104.20 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7449 | Retail Kennel | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 2,543 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/27 | Kennel, Class C, Good | $ 134.00 | SF | 1.05 | $ 140.70 | SF | |||||
15/37 | Sprinkler, Wet, 3,000 SF, Average | $ 4.86 | SF | 1.05 | $ 5.10 | SF | |||||
66/4 | Outdoor Kennel Run, $5.08 per SF (Wire Mesh on Steel Posts [Wall Area]), 20 FT *40 FT Enclosure, 8 FT high, 960 SF | $ 4,872.00 | EA | 2,543 | EA to SF | 1.02 | $ 1.95 | SF | |||
66/4 | Outdoor Kennel Run, Mesh Cover (Roof Area), 800 SF @ $6.06/SF | $ 5,008.00 | EA | 2,543 | EA to SF | 1.02 | $ 2.01 | SF | |||
66/4 | Gate, Kennel Run, 4 Each | $ 269.00 | EA | 2,543 | EA to SF | 1.02 | $ 0.43 | SF | |||
Sum | $ 150.20 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 148.81 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 198.20 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 214.73 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7511 | Playground | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 16 May 2016 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (SF) | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
75018 | Playground for Preschool Children, Small | $ 20.00 | 16,700 | SF/EA | 1.1446 | $382,300.48 | EA | ||||
75018 | Playground for Preschool Children, Medium | $ 16.00 | 23,900 | SF/EA | 1.1446 | $437,699.72 | EA | ||||
75018 | Playground for School Age Children, Small | $ 11.00 | 4,760 | SF/EA | 1.1446 | $59,931.90 | EA | ||||
75018 | Playground for Youth Center | $ 8.30 | 11,340 | SF/EA | 1.1446 | $107,733.19 | EA | ||||
Average | PUC | $246,916.32 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7512 | Outdoor Swimming Pool | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Pour Concrete Pool, 25 M x 50 M = 13,455 SF Surface Area | |||||||||||
66/7 | Poured Concrete Pool, 13,455 SF | $75.50 | SF | 13,455 | SF/EA | 1.02 | $1,036,169.55 | EA | |||
Deduct 20% for gunnite pools | $828,935.64 | EA | |||||||||
66/2 | Decking, 11,238 SF, 4″ concrete, unreinforced | $5.98 | SF | 11,238 | SF/EA | 1.02 | $68,489.99 | EA | |||
66/2 | Add for mesh reinforcing for deck | $0.79 | SF | 11,238 | SF/EA | 1.02 | $8,998.27 | EA | |||
66/4 | Fence, 6 FT, #9 wire, per LF (Add $2.22/LF for Rails) | $20.08 | LF | 650 | LF/EA | 1.02 | $13,313.04 | EA | |||
66/4 | Gates, 5 FT wide, 6 FT high, 4 EA | $494.00 | EA | 4 | EA | 1.02 | $2,015.52 | EA | |||
Sum | $919,736.94 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $911,220.85 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1380 | $ 1,036,931.96 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 1,123,412.09 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7513 | Golf Course | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Average of | |||||||||||
67/1 | Class III, Typical Private Club, 18 holes, per hole | $ 200,000.00 | Hole | 18 | Holes/EA | 1.02 | $ 3,672,000.00 | EA | |||
67/1 | Class III, Typical Private Club, 9 holes, per hole | $ 200,000.00 | Hole | 9 | Holes/EA | 1.02 | $ 1,836,000.00 | EA | |||
Average | $ 2,754,000.00 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,728,500.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 3,055,907.41 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 3,310,770.08 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7514 | Golf Driving Range | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/2 | Lighted driving range, assume 20 stations | $ 9,350.00 | Station | 20 | Stations/EA | 1.02 | $ 190,740.00 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 188,973.89 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 211,649.88 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 229,301.48 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7515 | Golf Pitch and Putt Course | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/2 | Pitch and putt course, Average, 9 holes | $ 50,175.00 | Hole | 9 | Holes/EA | 1.02 | $ 460,606.50 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 456,341.63 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 497,663.60 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 539,168.74 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7516 | Outdoor Recreation Area | Design Size | 1 | UM = | EA | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Fairfax County VA Park Authority |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Outdoor Recreation Area | $21,363.09 | EA | 1.0834 | $23,144.77 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 7517 | Recreational Pier | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Assumed size 8 FT wide, 30 FT’ long | |||||||||||
67/6 | Ship and boat dock, Light construction, 2″ floating deck, light posts | $ 37.63 | SF | 240 | SF/EA | 1.02 | $ 9,210.60 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 9,125.32 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 9,316.95 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 10,093.98 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7518 | Marina | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Assumed # slips = 90 (from review of military websites) | |||||||||||
67/6 | Small Boat Marina, Average cost | $ 9,650.00 | SF | 90 | Slips/EA | 1.02 | $ 885,870.00 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 877,667.50 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 982,983.55 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 1,064,964.38 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7521 | Outdoor Playing Court | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021; USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 |
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Section/ CATCODE |
TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
Average of 1 Tennis Court and 2 Basketball courts | |||||||||||
67/7 | Tennis Court, 7,200 SF (with apron), concrete, net, striping | $46,325.00 | EA | 1.20 | $55,590.00 | EA | |||||
67/7 | Lighting (Assume 50% lighting) | $13,800.00 | EA | 50% | 1.20 | $8,280.00 | EA | ||||
67/7 | Fencing | $12,350.00 | EA | 1.20 | $14,820.00 | EA | |||||
Subtotal | Sum | $78,690.00 | EA | ||||||||
67/3 | Synthetic Basketball Court (94 FT x 50 FT with a 10 FT apron) | $13.40 | SF | 7,980 | SF/EA | 1.20 | $128,318.40 | EA | |||
85110 | Asphalt Concrete (AC) pavement for the Basketball Court (3 IN thick plant mix AC @ $19.60/CY) | $2.18 | SF | 7,980 | SF/EA | 0.9405 | $16,361.31 | ||||
66/9 | Basketball Backstop, with pole | $2,405.00 | EA | 2 | per court | 1.23 | $5,916.30 | EA | |||
Assume 2 basketball courts / 5% deduction for multiple courts | Sum | $286,132.43 | EA | ||||||||
Average | $182,411.21 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $182,411.21 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 186,241.85 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7522 | Athletic Field | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 30 May 2019 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
75022 | Multipurpose Athletics Field (360′ x 160′) | $ 1,200,934.00 | 1 | 1.0000 | $1,200,934.00 | EA | |||||
PUC | $1,200,934.00 | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 7523 | Running Track | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Fairfax County VA Park Authority |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Running Track | $197,395.06 | 1.0834 | $213,857.81 | EA | |||||||
FAC | 7524 | Stadium | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Assume 10,000 seats, priced per seat | |||||||||||
67/4 | Grandstand bleachers, open steel frame, school/fairground | $ 157.50 | Seat | 10,000 | Seats/EA | 1.02 | $ 1,606,500.00 | EA | |||
67/4 | Concrete/steel bleachers, no interior construction, stadium type, closed deck | $ 304.00 | Seat | 10,000 | Seats/EA | 1.02 | $ 3,100,800.00 | EA | |||
67/4 | Bleachers with built-in training rooms, restrooms, snack bar, college or small municipal stadium type | $ 421.50 | Seat | 10,000 | Seats/EA | 1.02 | $ 4,299,300.00 | EA | |||
Average | $ 3,002,200.00 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,974,401.85 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 3,362,450.14 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 3,642,878.48 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7531 | Pavilion | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 731 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/23 | Pavilion, Class C, Average | $ 93.50 | SF | 1.06 | $ 99.11 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 98.19 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 100.25 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 108.62 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7532 | Outdoor Theater | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/5 | Drive-In theater, average (priced per car space) | $ 1,970.00 | Car Space | 75 | Car Spaces / EA | 1.02 | $ 150,705.00 | EA | |||
Assume 75 Cars | |||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 149,309.58 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 156,561.10 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 169,618.30 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7541 | Recreational Camp and Trailer Park | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | # of Spaces Modifier (40 Spaces) | Adjusted Cost | ||||
63/2 | Trailer and Recreational Vehicle Parks, Low Cost, per space; Assume 40 Spaces; includes paving, utilities, and associated site facilities | $ 7,837.00 | Space | 40 | Spaces/EA | 1.01 | 1.07 | $ 338,777.84 | EA | ||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 335,641.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 351,942.08 | |||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 381,294.05 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 7542 | Miscellaneous Outdoor Recreation Facility | UM = | EA | Record Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
67/7 | Tennis Court, 7200 SF, lighting, fenced, resilient cushioned layer | $96,271.00 | EA | 1.02 | $ 98,196.42 | EA | |||||
67/2 | Miniature Golf Course, 18 Holes, Average Course | $15,050.00 | Hole | 18 | Hole to EA | 1.02 | $ 276,318.00 | EA | |||
Baseball, 3.5 acres | |||||||||||
66/8 | Soil preparation, per SF, fine grading, 3.5 acres, Average | $0.29 | SF | 152,460 | AC to SF | 1.02 | $ 45,097.67 | ||||
66/8 | Lawn seeding, per SF, 3.5 acres, Average | $0.44 | SF | 152,460 | AC to SF | 1.02 | $ 68,424.05 | ||||
67/7 | Batting cage | $4,062.50 | EA | 1.02 | $ 4,143.75 | ||||||
66/9 | Baseball backstop, with hood | $6,613 | EA | 1.02 | $ 6,744.75 | ||||||
66/4 | Chain-link fence, # 9 wire, 8 FT height (dugouts and bleachers) | $223.35 | LF | 250 | LF | 1.02 | $ 56,954.25 | ||||
67/4 | Permanent bleachers, wood frame, benches | $85.00 | Seat | 600 | Seat to EA | 1.02 | $ 52,020.00 | ||||
Total for Baseball Field | $ 233,384.47 | EA | |||||||||
Football | |||||||||||
66/8 | Lawn seeding | $0.44 | SF | 57,600 | SF | 1.02 | $ 25,850.88 | EA | |||
66/9 | Goal posts, per pair | $5,025.00 | EA | 1.02 | $ 5,125.50 | EA | |||||
Total for football | $ 30,976.38 | ||||||||||
Soccer | |||||||||||
66/8 | Lawn seeding | $0.44 | SF | 75,250 | SF | 1.02 | $ 33,772.20 | EA | |||
Jogging Trail | |||||||||||
66/8 | Soil preparation, fine grading | $0.29 | SF | 63,360 | SF to EA | 1.02 | $ 18,741.89 | EA | |||
66/8 | Mulching | $0.45 | SF | 63,360 | SF to EA | 1.02 | $ 29,082.24 | EA | |||
66/8 | Edging, redwood (2 edges per trail) | $3.60 | LF | 21,120 | LF to EA | 1.02 | $ 77,552.64 | EA | |||
Total for Jogging Trail | $ 125,376.77 | EA | |||||||||
Subtotal, all facilities | $ 798,024.23 | EA | |||||||||
Note: see footnotes for sizing of fields | Average facility cost | $ 133,004.04 | EA | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 131,772.52 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0486 | $ 138,172.32 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 149,695.89 | EA | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-750-02N (Inactive) provides design criteria for outdoor sports and recreation facilities | ||||||||||
Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in the referenced UFC and in the following Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS): UFGS 11 68 13, Playground Equipment; UFGS 32 18 16.13, Playground Protective Surfacing; UFGS 32 31 13, Chain Link Fences and Gates; UFGS 32 92 19, Seeding; and, UFGS 32 93 00, Exterior Plants. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 1.42 EA. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for outdoor recreation facilities. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility with anticipated deliveries. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFGS 11 68 13, “Playground Equipment,” 01 August 2017 UFGS 32 18 16.13, “Playground Protective Surfacing,” 01 August 2017 UFGS 32 31 13, “Chain Link Fences and Gates,” 01 November 2021 UFGS 32 92 19, “Seeding,” 01 August 2017 UFGS 32 93 00, “Exterior Plants,” 01 August 2017 Jogging Trail Design size 10,560 ft x 6 ft FAC 7542 has 2,443 records, of which 1,362 are Air Force; 116 are Navy; and, 965 are Army. |
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FAC | 7601 | Museum | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 14,490 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
16/19 | Museum, C, Good | $ 203.00 | SF | 1.06 | $ 215.18 | SF | |||||
16/25 | Sprinkler, 15,000 SF, Wet System, Good | $ 4.30 | SF | 1.06 | $ 4.56 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 219.74 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 217.70 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.3319 | $ 292.68 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 317.09 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 7602 | Monument and Memorial | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Weighted average by Service FY2000 reported PRV |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Monument and Memorial | $9,453.48 | 1.0834 | $10,241.90 | EA | |||||||
FAC | 7603 | Cemetery | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
N/A | N/A | EA | |||||||||
FAC | 7604 | Columbarium | UM = | CF | RPAD Average Size | 4,660 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
11/32 | Mausoleum, Niche, Average | $ 166.00 | Niche | 1.54 | Niche / CF | 1.03 | $ 111.03 | CF | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 110.00 | CF | |||||||||
Niche’s do not come in standard size; Niches at Arlington National Cemetery are 10″W x 14″H x 19″D, or 1.54 CF | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 123.20 | CF | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 133.47 | CF | ||||||||
FAC | 7605 | Pentagon Memorial | UM = | EA | Source | WHS MILCON Project Cost | |||||
Description | Unit Price | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Project Cost Line Item for 184 Memorials | $6,390,138.00 | Total | 184 | Memorials | 1.059 | 1.4759 | $48,381.82 | EA | |||
Cost from MILCON project DD Form 1354; constructed in 2008. Area adjustment = Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier (Class C) for Arlington, VA (1.07) / 2019 DoD Area Cost Factor for Arlington, VA. (1.01). 184 Memorial Units (EA) at the Pentagon Memorial. |
Cost per Memorial Unit | $48,381.82 | EA | ||||||||
Military Cost Premium not multiplied as cost derived from MILCON | PUC | $48,381.82 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8111 | Electrical Power Source | UM = | KW | RPAD Average Size | 4,589 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
54/3 | Standby power, complete with controls, 1000 KW, Diesel Drive | $ 400.00 | KW | 1.00 | $ 400.00 | KW | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 396.30 | KW | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 432.18 | KW | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 468.23 | KW | ||||||||
FAC | 8112 | Stand-By/Emergency Power | UM = | KW | RPAD Average Size | 353 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size (KW) | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 75 KW |
$ 125,860.00 | 75 | 75 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $1,578.28 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 125 KW |
$ 147,890.00 | 125 | 125 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $1,112.72 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 200 KW |
$ 192,540.00 | 200 | 200 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $905.42 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 300 KW |
$ 235,990.00 | 300 | 300 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $739.83 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 400 KW |
$ 319,900.00 | 400 | 400 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $752.16 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 500 KW |
$ 396,790.00 | 500 | 500 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $746.36 | KW | |||
81160 | Standby Generator, Diesel, 3 Phase / 4 Wire, 277/480 Volts, 750 KW |
$ 617,040.00 | 750 | 750 | KW/EA | 0.9405 | $773.77 | KW | |||
Average | $944.08 | KW | |||||||||
PUC | $944.08 | KW | |||||||||
FAC | 8113 | Electrical Power Source, Hydroelectric | UM = | MW | RPAD Average Size | 3,000 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Generating Plant, Hydropower | $ 3,825.00 | KW | 1000 | KW to MW | 1.05 | 1.2561 | $ 5,044,921.40 | MW | ||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 4,998,209.16 | MW | |||||||||
No assets in the 2019 RPAD | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 5,597,971.19 | MW | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 6,064,841.99 | MW | ||||||||
FAC | 8114 | Electrical Power Source, Wind Generated | UM = | KW | RPAD Average Size | 440 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Wind power turbine | $ 4,675.00 | KW | 1.05 | 1.2075 | $ 5,927.32 | KW | ||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 5,872.43 | KW | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 6,577.10 | KW | ||||||||
FAC | 8115 | Electrical Power Source, Photovoltaic | UM = | KW | RPAD Average Size | 1,213 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Number | Adjusted Cost | ||||
54/5 | Solar Module, 300 W, High Cost | $ 3,175.00 | Watts | 300 | KW per system | 1.00 | 1,000 | $ 10,583.33 | KW | ||
54/5 | Industrial Inverter, 3-Phase, grid-tie, 300 KW, High Cost | $ 212,000.00 | KW | 300 | KW per system | 1.00 | $ 706.67 | KW | |||
54/5 | Charge Controller, 60 amp, 20 each, High Cost | $ 775.00 | Amp | 300 | KW per system | 1.00 | 20 | $ 51.67 | KW | ||
54/5 | Industrial Deep-Cycle Battery Pack, 24 volt, High Cost | $ 8,200.00 | Volt | 300 | KW per system | 1.00 | 10 | $ 273.33 | KW | ||
Sum | $ 11,615.00 | KW | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 11,507.45 | KW | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 12,888.30 | KW | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 13,963.18 | KW | ||||||||
FAC | 8121 | Electrical Power Distribution Line, Overhead | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 49,463 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
81241 | H-Frame Distribution Lines, 15-69 KV, Short Lines with Cross Arms and Insulators | $ 52,450.00 | 1,000 | 1000 | to LF | 0.9405 | $49.33 | LF | |||
81241 | Overhead Lines below 15 KV, with Cross Arms and Insulators | $ 49,290.00 | 1,000 | 1000 | to LF | 0.9405 | $46.36 | LF | |||
Average | $47.84 | LF | |||||||||
PUC | $47.84 | LF | |||||||||
FAC | 8122 | Exterior Lighting, Pole | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Street light, underground wiring, 200′ O.C. | $ 2,975.00 | EA | 1.05 | $ 3,123.75 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 3,094.83 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 3,375.06 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 3,656.54 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8123 | Electrical Power Distribution Line, Underground | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 21,181 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (LF) | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | |||||
81242 | Direct Burial, #1/0 – 3/C, 600 Volts DB, SEU Copper Conductor, Excavation and Backfill | $ 498.00 | 1 | 0.9405 | $468.37 | LF | |||||
81242 | Underground Ductbanks, 1-Way, 4″ Diameter PVC, Encased Burial, including Excavation, Cast-in-Place Concrete, Backfill | $ 21.30 | 1 | 0.9405 | $20.03 | LF | |||||
81242 | Underground Ductbanks, 2-Way, 4″ Diameter PVC, Encased Burial, including Excavation, Cast-in-Place Concrete, Backfill | $ 37.50 | 1 | 0.9405 | $35.27 | LF | |||||
81242 | Underground Ductbanks, 4-Way, 4″ Diameter PVC, Encased Burial, including Excavation, Cast-in-Place Concrete, Backfill | $ 65.00 | 1 | 0.9405 | $61.13 | LF | |||||
81242 | Underground Ductbanks, 6-Way, 6″ Diameter PVC, Encased Burial, including Excavation, Cast-in-Place Concrete, Backfill | $ 151.00 | 1 | 0.9405 | $142.02 | LF | |||||
Average | $145.36 | LF | |||||||||
PUC | $145.36 | LF | |||||||||
FAC | 8124 | Electric Vehicle Charge Facility | UM = | KW | No RPAD Data | Source | Industry Study, 2019 | ||||
Level | Type of Charger | Chargers per Pedestal | KW/Charger | Per-Charger Cost for Equipment | Per-Charger Cost for Installation | $/KW | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | |||
Level 1 | Non-networked | One | 1.4 | $ 813.00 | $ 2,836.00 | $ 2,606.43 | 1.1446 | Level I Average | |||
Level 1 | Non-networked | Two | 1.4 | $ 596.00 | $ 3,020.00 | $ 2,582.86 | 1.1446 | $ 2,969.86 | KW | ||
Level 2 | Non-networked | One | 6.6 | $ 1,182.00 | $ 3,090.00 | $ 647.27 | 1.1446 | ||||
Level 2 | Non-networked | Two | 6.6 | $ 938.00 | $ 3,090.00 | $ 610.30 | 1.1446 | ||||
Level 2 | Networked | One | 6.6 | $ 3,127.00 | $ 3,090.00 | $ 941.97 | 1.1446 | Level II Average | |||
Level 2 | Networked | Two | 6.6 | $ 2,793.00 | $ 3,090.00 | $ 891.36 | 1.1446 | $ 884.47 | KW | ||
DC fast | Networked 50 kW | One | 50 | $ 28,401.00 | $ 26,964.00 | $ 1,107.30 | 1.1446 | ||||
DC fast | Networked 150 kW | One | 150 | $ 75,000.00 | $ 28,312.00 | $ 688.75 | 1.1446 | Level III Average | |||
DC fast | Networked 350 kW | One | 350 | $ 140,000.00 | $ 39,097.00 | $ 511.71 | 1.1446 | $ 880.49 | KW | ||
Weighted Average | $ 1,092.41 | KW | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 1,191.33 | KW | ||||||||
Notes: Based on Industry data, population weighting is 10% Level I, 75% Level II, 15% Level III Primary Source: Estimating electric vehicle charging infrastructure costs across major U.S. metropolitan areas by Michael Nicholas Alternate Source: Plug-In Electric Vehicle and Infrastructure Analysis; Idaho National Laboratory Alternate Source: Pulling Back the Veil on EV Charging Station Costs; Rocky Mountain Institute |
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Applicable Business Rules | • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule | ||||||||||
FAC | 8131 | Electrical Power Substation | UM = | KV | RPAD Average Size | 4,674 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-550-01, September 2016, with Change 3, 01 November 2019 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
A1030010105 | 203.2 mm(8″) Slab On Grade 27,579 kPa(4000 PSI) | 2,400.00 | SF | $19,454.27 | $18,293.62 | $679.13 | $20,725.80 | $38,427.02 | SF | ||
D5010010104 | 800 Amp Main Transformer (750 KVA Transformer, Secondary) | 3.00 | EA | $104,977.91 | $17,576.22 | $1,729.56 | $72,768.57 | $124,283.68 | EA | ||
D5010050612 | Enclosed Cir Bkr 600V 225A | 3.00 | EA | $17,568.60 | $8,374.42 | $0.00 | $14,540.81 | $25,943.02 | EA | ||
D5010060715 | Fused Safety Switch; 600V- NEMA 1 | 6.00 | EA | $7,015.75 | $2,474.44 | $0.00 | $5,400.38 | $9,490.18 | EA | ||
D5010060718 | 800A Main Switch Board Section, 480V, 3PH Copper Bus | 3.00 | EA | $47,380.64 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $28,665.60 | $47,380.64 | EA | ||
D5090030303 | Transformer Grounding | 6.00 | EA | $531.27 | $1,370.57 | $0.00 | $961.62 | $1,901.84 | EA | ||
D5090040401 | Lightning Protection System | 12.00 | EA | $3,642.54 | $4,945.73 | $0.00 | $4,513.91 | $8,588.27 | EA | ||
D5090060601 | Energy Management Control System | 9.00 | PTS | $1,883.47 | $332.95 | $0.00 | $6,800.70 | $9,465.46 | PTS | ||
D5090909001 | Three Pair Conductor Signal Filter | 9.00 | EA | $48,964.06 | $4,833.78 | $0.00 | $31,881.43 | $53,797.84 | EA | ||
D5090909039 | 1600 Amp Bus Duct | 60.00 | LF | $44,335.61 | $7,835.72 | $0.00 | $30,483.40 | $52,171.34 | LF | ||
D5090909052 | 1600 Amp Feeder Duct | 60.00 | LF | $46,284.43 | $7,835.58 | $0.00 | $31,662.38 | $54,120.01 | LF | ||
D5090909055 | 4000 Amp Feeder Duct | 40.00 | LF | $81,200.76 | $17,412.71 | $0.00 | $57,260.47 | $98,613.46 | LF | ||
G4010022677 | Oil filled transformer pad mounted, 15 kV with taps, 480 V secondary 3 phase, 1500 kVA | 3.00 | EA | $148,597.38 | $25,734.39 | $2,984.84 | $103,728.78 | $177,316.61 | |||
G4010033076 | Oil circuit breakers, 13 to 26 kV | 3.00 | EA | $272,834.54 | $14,003.64 | $2,602.19 | $173,182.12 | $289,440.38 | |||
G4010053217 | Steel pole, square, tapered shaft, 20′, for distribution | 6.00 | EA | $8,769.68 | $4,082.01 | $473.45 | $7,498.86 | $13,325.14 | |||
G4010060555 | 15 KV, 3/0 To 4/0 Conductor, Terminations & Splicing | 12.00 | EA | $6,684.45 | $4,897.32 | $0.00 | $6,331.68 | $11,581.77 | |||
G4010064407 | Wire, copper, stranded, 600 volt, #2, type XHHW, in raceway | 1,500.00 | LF | $5,822.09 | $2,612.05 | $0.00 | $4,742.50 | $8,434.15 | |||
Transmission to Distribution Substation, 3 Phase to 3 Phase above ground designed to average RPAD inventory size/rating PACES Input Parameters: Project Location = Fort Myer, VA (ACF= 1.00) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
$601,149.01 | $1,024,280.81 | Total | ||||||||
PUC | $219.14 | KV | |||||||||
FAC | 8132 | Electrical Power Switching Station | UM = | KV | RPAD Average Size | 10,257 | Source | PACES 1.4; UFC 3-550-01, September 2016, with Change 3, 01 November 2019 |
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Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
A1030010105 | 203.2 mm(8″) Slab On Grade 27,579 kPa(4000 PSI) | 1,200.00 | SF | $9,513.04 | $8,953.06 | $332.37 | $10,357.95 | $18,798.48 | SF | ||
D5010050612 | Enclosed Circuit Breaker 600V 225A | 12.00 | EA | $68,785.88 | $32,788.15 | $0.00 | $58,163.27 | $101,574.03 | EA | ||
D5010060715 | Fused Safety Switch; 600V- NEMA 1 | 12.00 | EA | $13,734.31 | $4,844.05 | $0.00 | $10,800.78 | $18,578.35 | EA | ||
D5090040401 | Lightning Protection System | 6.00 | EA | $1,782.72 | $2,420.49 | $0.00 | $2,256.98 | $4,203.21 | EA | ||
D5090060601 | Energy Management Control System | 9.00 | PTS | $1,843.54 | $325.90 | $0.00 | $6,800.68 | $9,264.92 | EA | ||
D5090909001 | Three Pair Conductor Signal Filter | 3.00 | EA | $15,975.65 | $1,577.13 | $0.00 | $10,627.15 | $17,552.78 | EA | ||
D5090909039 | 1600 Amp Bus Duct | 60.00 | LF | $43,396.93 | $7,669.75 | $0.00 | $30,483.67 | $51,066.68 | EA | ||
G4010033076 | Oil circuit breakers, 13 to 26 kV | 3.00 | EA | $267,055.39 | $13,707.02 | $2,547.07 | $173,182.11 | $283,309.49 | PTS | ||
G4010053217 | Steel pole, square, tapered shaft, 20′, for distribution | 6.00 | EA | $8,583.97 | $3,995.54 | $463.42 | $7,498.89 | $13,042.93 | EA | ||
G4010060555 | 15 KV, 3/0 To 4/0 Conductor, Terminations & Splicing | 12.00 | EA | $6,542.84 | $4,793.59 | $0.00 | $6,331.66 | $11,336.42 | LF | ||
G4010064407 | Wire, copper, stranded, 600 volt, #2, type XHHW, in raceway | 2,500.00 | LF | $9,504.95 | $4,261.21 | $0.00 | $7,908.58 | $13,766.16 | LF | ||
Switching Station, 3 Phase to 3 Phase above ground designed to average RPAD inventory size/rating PACES Input Parameters: Project Location = Fort Myer, VA (ACF= 1.00) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % Contingency = 0 % Planning and Design = 0 % |
324411.72 | $542,493.45 | Total | ||||||||
PUC | $ 52.89 | KV | |||||||||
FAC | 8133 | Electrical Power Transformers | UM = | KV | RPAD Average Size | 1,630 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
81360 | Transformer, 500 kVA, Oil Filled, 15 kV W/ TAPS, 480 V Secondary, 3 Phase | $ 29,150.00 | 500 | 500 | EA/KV | 0.9405 | $54.83 | KV | |||
81360 | Transformer, 1,000 kVA, Oil Filled, 15 kV W/ TAPS, 480 V Secondary, 3 Phase | $ 52,920.00 | 1,000 | 1000 | EA/KV | 0.9405 | $49.77 | KV | |||
81360 | Transformer, 2,000 KVA, Oil Filled, 15 kV W/ TAPS, 480 V Secondary, 3 Phase | $ 74,330.00 | 2,000 | 2000 | EA/KV | 0.9405 | $34.95 | KV | |||
Average | $46.52 | KV | |||||||||
PUC | $46.52 | KV | |||||||||
FAC | 8134 | Lightning Protection System, Standalone | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 8 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
54/2 | Utility Pole, 40′ High | $ 1,320.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 1,320.00 | EA | |||||
54/1 | Grounding Rod, Complete, Good | $ 322.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 322.00 | EA | |||||
54/1 | Lightning Terminal Point | $ 159.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 159.00 | EA | |||||
54/1 | Cable, Lightning Protection, 80 FT | $ 6.52 | FT | 80 | FT/EA | 1.00 | $ 521.60 | EA | |||
54/2 | Insulator and Cable | $ 350.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 350.00 | EA | |||||
Sum | $ 2,672.60 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,647.85 | EA | |||||||||
By FAC definition, “EA” refers to 1 pole/support structure within a lightning protection system. Assume Poles are 40′ tall. | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 2,887.62 | EA | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 3,128.45 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8211 | Heat Source | UM = | BH | RPAD Average Size | 19,355,911 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | Feature | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
1 Boiler Horsepower (BHP) = 33,475 BH | 33,479 | BH/BHP | 578.15 | BHP = average size | |||||||
62/1 | Large high capacity package industrial boiler proportional cost of 1,000 HP and 6,000 HP boilers | $ 460.50 | BHP | ||||||||
Cost per BH = ($/BHP)*BHP/BH | /BH | $0.0138 | per BH | 1.24 | 0.0171 | BH | |||||
62/5 | Steel stack, 36 ” diameter, 3/8″, including foundation, 30 FT high (Cost per foot of height) | $ 745.00 | LF | 0.0012 | per BH | 1.24 | 0.0014 | BH | |||
Sum | 0.0185 | BH | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
UM changed for FY17 at direction of the OASD(S) Real Property Categorization Panel | PUC | $ 0.0185 | BH | ||||||||
Conversion | 1 Boiler Horsepower (BHP) = 33,475 BH | 33,475 | BH/BHP | 578.22 | BHP = average size | ||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 0.0202 | BH | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) Section IV (2015) governs the construction of the boiler (heat source). Heat source controls are governed by ASME CSD-1-2015. UFC 3-410-01 provides general guidance for the heating system, including sizing and heat loss calculation guidance. UFC 3-430-02FA provides guidance for steam boilers, referring the design professional to the ASME code for specific requirements and criteria. UFC 3-430-08N provides guidance for a variety of central heating plants, referring the design professional to the ASME code for specific requirements and criteria. |
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Building construction material | UFCs cited above direct the user to the ASME code for construction (fabrication) of a heat source. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 42,885,137 BH (Btu/hr.). The common industry unit of measure is “MB”, thousands of Btu/hr. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for this device. The utility plant building in which this FAC is typically located is governed by UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” requires compliance with NFPA 850 in power generating plants. NFPA 850 requires the use of an appropriate fire suppression system. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility nor building No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No Unified Facilities Criteria UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | ASME BPVC establishes standard for boiler components and materials. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | Marshall & Swift cost are for standard gas- and light-oil-fired boilers, complete with pumps, controls and gauges, 15 LB pressure for steam, 30 LB for water. Cost does not include flue piping, electric wiring, pad, gas or oil piping or storage tanks. ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel (BPVC), 2021 Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired Boilers, 2015 UFC 3-410-01, “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems,” 01 July 2013, with Change 8, 21 July 2021 UFC 3-430-02FA, “Central Steam Boiler Plants,” 15 May 2003, with Change 1, 01 December 2007 UFC 3-430-08N, “Central Heating Plants,” 16 January 2004 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021 NFPA 850, “Recommended Practice for Fire Protection for Electric Generating Plants and High Voltage Direct Current Converter Stations,” 2015 edition |
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FAC | 8221 | Heat Distribution Line | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 14,996 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (LF) | Reference Size | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
82210 | Common Conduit Underground (UGND) – Combined Steam (ST) Supply & Condensate (CNDS) Return (RTN) Pipes, Prefabricated Black Steel (PBS) Pipe, Insulated (INSL) Cases), including Fittings (FTG) and Testing (TST) and Steam Manholes @ 250 FT On Center (O.C.), 3 FT Deep Excavation and Backfill | ||||||||||
2 IN ST Supply & 1-1/4 IN CNDS Return PBS Pipe, in 12-3/4 IN INSL Case with Manholes (MH) @ 250 FT On Center ( O.C.) | $ 591.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $555.84 | LF | ||||||
1-1/2 IN ST Supply & 1-1/2 IN CNDS Return, in 10-3/4 IN INSL Case with MH @ 250 FT O.C. | $ 586.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $551.13 | LF | ||||||
1-1/4″ IN ST Supply & 1-1/2 IN CNDS Return, in 10-3/4 IN INSL Case with MH @ 250′ O.C. | $ 586.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $551.13 | LF | ||||||
Average Common Conduit ST Lines, UGND | $552.70 | LF | |||||||||
82210 | Single Conduit – ST or High Pressure Water (HPW) PBS Pipe with INSL Case on Supports, including FTG and TST | ||||||||||
1-1/4 IN PBS ST Pipe in 12-3/4 IN INSL Case on Supports | $ 364.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $342.34 | LF | ||||||
2 IN PBS ST Pipe in 12-3/4 IN INSL Case on Supports | $ 380.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $357.39 | LF | ||||||
3 IN PBS ST Pipe in 14 IN INSL Case on Supports | $ 404.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $379.96 | LF | ||||||
4 IN PBS ST Pipe in 14 IN INSL Case on Supports | $ 439.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $412.88 | LF | ||||||
6 IN PBS ST Pipe in 18 IN INSL Case on Supports | $ 543.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $510.69 | LF | ||||||
Average | $400.65 | LF | |||||||||
82210 | Concrete Trench with Cover for ST and HW Piping: 18 IN Deep X 24 IN Wide X 6 IN Thick Wall with Concrete Cover |
$ 168.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $158.00 | LF | |||||
Average Single Conduit ST or HPW Pipes, UGND | $558.66 | LF | |||||||||
82220 | Common Conduit – Combined Hot Water (HW) Supply & Return (RTN) Pipes, PBS, INSL Case, including Excavation, Backfill, FTG and TST | ||||||||||
1 IN HW & 1 IN RTN Pipe in 10-3/4 IN PBS INSL Case | $ 433.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $407.24 | LF | ||||||
1-1/2 IN HW & 1-1/2 IN RTN Pipe in 10-3/4 PBS INSL Case | $ 433.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $407.24 | LF | ||||||
2 IN HW & 2 IN RTN Pipe in 10-3/4 IN PBS INSL Case | $ 439.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $412.88 | LF | ||||||
3 IN HW & 3 IN RTN Pipe in 16 IN PBS INSL Case | $ 498.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $468.37 | LF | ||||||
4 IN HW & 4 IN RTN Pipe in 10 IN PBS INSL Case | $ 655.00 | NA | 0.9405 | $616.03 | LF | ||||||
Average Common Conduit HW Pipes, UGND | $462.35 | LF | |||||||||
Average PUC | $524.57 | LF | |||||||||
FAC | 8231 | Heat Gas Production Plant | UM = | BH | RPAD Average Size | 54,000,000 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
64/3 | Air Compressor, 20 HP | $ 10,950.00 | EA | 54,000,000 | EA to BH | 1.06 | 0.0002 | BH | |||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 45,000 GA | $ 313,000.00 | EA | 54,000,000 | EA to BH | 1.00 | 0.0058 | BH | |||
62/3 | Utility Piping, Pressure Pipe, 4″ Steel, 520 FT Total Length | $ 42.13 | FT | 54,000,000 | Total to BH | 1.06 | 0.0004 | BH | |||
62/2 | Valves, Steel, Heavy Duty, 4″, 4 EA | $ 8,125.00 | EA | 54,000,000 | Total to BH | 1.06 | 0.0006 | BH | |||
Sum | 0.0060 | BH | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.01 | ||||||||||
SF | PUC | $ 0.0064 | BH | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 0.0069 | BH | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 0.0075 | BH | ||||||||
FAC | 8232 | Heat Gas Storage | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, complete installation, 12,000 gal | $ 102,000.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 102,000.00 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 101,055.56 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 110,206.19 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 119,397.3848 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8241 | Heat Gas Distribution Line | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 8,472 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Gas Main, 4″ plastic | $ 18.95 | LF | 1.05 | $ 19.90 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Gas Main, 3″ Steel | $ 18.75 | LF | 1.05 | $ 19.69 | LF | |||||
Average | $ 19.79 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 19.61 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 21.38 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 23.17 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8261 | Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Source | UM = | TR | RPAD Average Size | 483 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
53/5 | Engineered System, installation, power, connections, and all ancillary item, 200 TR |
$ 4,875.00 | TR | 1.01 | $ 4,923.75 | TR | |||||
53/5 | Engineered System, installation, power, connections, and all ancillary items, 300 TR |
$ 4,700.00 | TR | 1.01 | $ 4,747.00 | TR | |||||
Average | $ 4,835.38 | TR | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 4,790.60 | TR | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 5,224.39 | TR | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 5,660.11 | TR | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift Valuation Guide section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the Marshall and Swift facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10) which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. As stated in Section 1 page 11 of the Marshall and Swift Valuation guide, “to obtain the current replacement value, the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-401-01, “Mechanical Engineering,” provides general guidance for the application of mechanical engineering principles for the selection and design of refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS) provide guidance for reciprocating, absorption, vapor compression, and centrifugal chillers. UFC 4-826-10, “Design: Refrigeration Systems for Cold Storage,” provides design guidance for cold storage refrigeration systems. |
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Building construction material | Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS), listed below, provide guidance for the selection of materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 483 TR (tons of refrigeration). This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for this device. The utility plant building in which this FAC is typically located is governed by UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities” requires compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 850 in power generating plants, which requires the use of an appropriate fire suppression system. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility nor building No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-401-01, “Mechanical Engineering,” of 1 July 2013 with Change 1, October 2015 UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering For Facilities,” 8 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021 UFC 4-826-10, “Design: Refrigeration Systems for Cold Storage,” 10 July 2002 UFGS 23 64 00, “Packaged Water Chillers, Absorption Type,” 01 November 2016 UFGS 23 64 10, “Water Chillers, Vapor Compression Type,” 01 November 2016 UFGS 42 22 13.00 40, “Centrifugal Process Chillers and Coolers,” 01 August 2017 UFGS 42 22 16.00 40, “Reciprocating Process Chillers and Coolers,” 01 May 2017 NFPA 850, “Recommended Practice for Fire Protection for Electrical Generating Plants and High Voltage D Converter Stations,”01 6.6.1, 2015. |
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FAC | 8271 | Chilled Water and Refrigerant Distribution Line | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 8,018 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
62/3 | Utility Piping, pressure pipe, 6″, steel, including trenching and backfill | $ 52.13 | LF | 1.06 | $ 55.25 | LF | |||||
62/3 | Return Line, Same as above | $ 52.13 | LF | 1.06 | $ 55.25 | LF | |||||
62/2 | Valve, Steel, General Duty, 6″, 1 per 316 FT block | $ 3,750.00 | EA | 316 | EA to LF | 1.06 | $ 12.58 | LF | |||
Sum | $ 123.08 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 121.94 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 132.99 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 144.08 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8311 | Sewage Treatment | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 1,341 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Sewage Treatment Plant, Large, Municipal, 1M-5M GA/Day | $ 6.33 | GA | 1000 | GA to KG | 1.05 | 1.2075 | $ 8,025.65 | KG | ||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 7,951.34 | KG | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 8,905.46 | KG | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-240-02, “Domestic Wastewater Treatment,” provides design criteria for this FAC |
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Building construction material | Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS) provide guidance for the selection of materials; see references in Footnotes below. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 1,341 KG. The standard industry unit of measure is MGD, millions of gallons per day. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for sewage treatment. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility nor building No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | N/A | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-240-02, “Domestic Wastewater Treatment,” 01 November 2012 UFGS 46 20 20, “Sewage Bar Screen and Mechanical Shredder,” February 2011 UFGS 46 30 13, “Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOP),” February 2011 UFGS 46 43 21, “Circular Clarifier Equipment,” February 2011, with Change 2, February 2013 UFGS 46 61 00, “Filtration Equipment,” February 2011, with Change 1, August 2014 UFGS 46 73 00.35, “Sludge-Digester Gas, Heating and Mixing System,” February 2011, with Change 1, August 2014 (Archived – no replacement) UFGS 46 73 10, “Floating Cover for Sludge-Digestion Tanks,” February 2011 (Archived – no replacement) |
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FAC | 8312 | Industrial Waste Treatment | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 494 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Sewage Treatment Plant, Large, Municipal, 1M to 5M GPD | $ 6.33 | GA | 1000 | GA to KG | 1.05 | 1.2075 | $ 8,025.65 | KG | ||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 7,951.34 | KG | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 8,905.46 | KG | ||||||||
FAC | 8313 | Water Separation Facility | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 406 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/39 | Waste System Separator, High Cost | $ 15,500.00 | EA | 406 | EA to KG | 1.03 | $ 39.32 | KG | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 38.96 | KG | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 43.63 | KG | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 47.27 | KG | ||||||||
FAC | 8314 | Septic Tank and Drain Field | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 11,392 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
53/10 | Septic tank, installed, connected, 10,000 GA | $ 18,300.00 | EA | 10,000 | EA to GA | 1.01 | $ 1.85 | GA | |||
53/10 | Drain field factor 1.25 x tank cost | $ 22,875.00 | EA | 10,000 | EA to GA | 1.01 | $ 2.31 | GA | |||
53/10 | Grinder pump system | $ 9,625.00 | EA | 10,000 | EA to GA | 1.01 | $ 0.97 | GA | |||
Sum | $ 5.13 | GA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 5.08 | GA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 5.54 | GA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 6.01 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 8315 | Septic Lagoon and Settlement Ponds | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 1,126,814 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/43 | Lagoon, Open pit, Concrete | $ 2.06 | CF | 7.48 | CF to GA | 1.03 | $ 0.28 | GA | |||
17/43 | Agitator & pump | $ 19,600.00 | EA | 1,126,814 | EA to GA | 1.03 | $ 0.02 | GA | |||
Sum | $ 0.30 | GA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 0.30 | GA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 0.33 | GA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 0.35 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 8316 | Sewage Lift Stations | UM = | KG | Design Size | 1 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
83150 | Sewage Lift Station, 200,000 GPD | $ 361,000.00 | EA | 200 | GPD to KG | 0.9405 | $1,697.60 | KG | |||
83150 | Sewage Lift Station, 100 GPM | $ 314,710.00 | EA | 144 | GPM to KG | 0.9405 | $2,055.45 | KG | |||
83150 | Sewage Lift Station, 288,000 GPD (200 GPM) | $ 403,930.00 | EA | 288 | GPD to KG | 0.9405 | $1,319.08 | KG | |||
Average | $1,690.71 | KG | |||||||||
PUC | $1,690.71 | KG | |||||||||
FAC | 8321 | Sewer and Industrial Waste Line | UM = | LF | Average Size of Inventory | 11,392 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Sewer main, 9 FT Average depth, 8 IN plastic pipe | $ 20.15 | LF | 1.05 | $ 21.16 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Sewer lateral, 5 FT average depth, 6 IN vitrified clay | $ 25.25 | LF | 1.05 | $ 26.51 | LF | |||||
Average of main and lateral | $ 23.84 | LF | |||||||||
66/1 | Sewer clean outs, 60 FT o.c., EA | $ 780.00 | EA | 0.0167 | 60 FT o.c. | 1.05 | $ 13.65 | LF | |||
66/1 | Sewer manholes, 400 FT o.c., EA | $ 2,900.00 | EA | 0.0025 | 400 FT o.c. | 1.05 | $ 7.61 | LF | |||
Sum | $ 45.10 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 44.68 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 48.73 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 52.79 | LF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFC 3-240-01 and American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Manual of Practice (MOP) 60 provide design criteria for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | UFGS 33 30 00 provides guidance for the selection of materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 11,392 LF. Sewer size (diameter) is taken in the cost estimate as the average between a “main” and a “lateral”. Design criteria for the selection of the diameter is taken from ASCE MOP 60. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for underground sewage/industrial waste lines. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility nor building No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and a Unified Facilities Criteria, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-240-01, “Wastewater Collection”, 1 November 2012, with Change 2, 1 January 2019. UFGS 33 30 00, “Sanitary Sewerage,” May 2018. ASCE MOP 60, “Gravity Sanitary Sewer Design and Construction,” 2nd Edition, January 1, 2007. |
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FAC | 8331 | Refuse Collection and Recycling Structure | UM = | SF | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017; Army Public Works Technical Bulletin (PWTB) 200-1-68, 31 December 2009 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/40 | Waste transfer and recycling buildings with tipping floor and small office, excluding equipment. Class C/D/S | $ 64.50 | SF | 1.23 | 1.2075 | $ 95.80 | SF | ||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.04 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 93.99 | SF | |||||||||
2021 RPCS changed the Unit of Measure (UM) from EA to SF. The UM was changed to SF for the PUC calculation. | PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 98.55 | SF | |||||||
FAC | 8332 | Incinerator | UM = | TH | RPAD Average Size | 10.8 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
62/6 | Incinerator, 2000 LB/HR extrapolated | $ 250,000.00 | TH | 1.06 | $265,000.00 | TH | |||||
62/6 | Feeder | $ 17,300.00 | EA | 10.8 | EA to TH | 1.06 | $1,697.96 | TH | |||
62/5 | Chimney, 12″ round, per foot, assume 50 ft | $ 138.00 | FT | 5 | FT to TH | 1.06 | $677.22 | TH | |||
54/1 | Service entrance, 3 Ph, 400 A | $ 6,950.00 | EA | 10.8 | EA to TH | 1.00 | $643.52 | TH | |||
54/1 | Safety switch, 400 A | $ 2,647.50 | EA | 10.8 | EA to TH | 1.00 | $245.14 | TH | |||
54/1 | Switchgear, 400 A, Commercial | $ 7,100.00 | EA | 10.8 | EA to TH | 1.00 | $657.41 | TH | |||
54/1 | Circuit breakers, 400-600 A, 2 EA,240-480v | $ 2,647.50 | EA | 10.8 | EA to TH | 1.00 | $490.28 | TH | |||
Sum | $269,411.53 | TH | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 266,916.98 | TH | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 298,945.78 | TH | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 323,877.86 | TH | ||||||||
FAC | 8333 | Sanitary Landfill | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 22.2 | Source | Private Sector Bid Prices | |||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Landfill Construction, Franklin Ohio, 2019 | $521,505.00 | AC | 0.93 | 1.1446 | $641,850.54 | AC | |||||
Landfill Construction,Chautauqua County, NY 2021 | $1,200,000.00 | AC | 1.06 | 1.0834 | $1,226,472.63 | AC | |||||
Landfill Construction,White City Oregon, 2018 | $380,000.00 | AC | 1.14 | 1.2075 | $402,503.21 | AC | |||||
PUC | $934,161.58 | AC | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 1,046,256.66 | AC | ||||||||
Cost from municipal contract price, Franklin, Ohio, 2019 Area Cost Factors derived from USACE PAX 3.2.1 |
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FAC | 8334 | Hazardous Waste Landfill | UM = | AC | RPAD Average Size | 17.2 | Source | FY14 Navy Military Construction Program | |||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
FAC 8333 Sanitary Landfill | $ 1,046,256.66 | AC | 1.27 | Haz Design Factor | 1.00 | 1.0000 | $1,328,745.96 | AC | |||
Military Cost Premium not added because reference cost taken from adjacent FAC | PUC | $1,328,745.96 | AC | ||||||||
The construction cost of a hazardous waste landfill is determined to be 1.27 times the cost of a sanitary landfill. Source: Landfill Economics: Getting Down to Business – Part 2 / March 16, 2016 / Daniel P. Duffy. States now require double liners for landfills and / or utilize a liner with a full site lysimeter system to ensure groundwater protection and contaminant detection. Area Cost Factor and Inflation by MILCON index are not required as base cost is referenced to an already adjusted PUC. |
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FAC | 8412 | Water Treatment Facility | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 1,189 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/41 | Water Treatment Plant, Medium, 750K – 1M GPD | $ 5.01 | GPD | 1,000 | GA to KG | 1.05 | 1.2075 | $ 6,345.71 | KG | ||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 6,286.96 | KG | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 7,041.36 | KG | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFC 3-230-03 provides design criteria for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | UFC 3-230-03 and UFGS 02 51 13 provide guidance for the selection of materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 931 KG. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for water treatment facilities. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No fire suppression system is specified for water treatment facilities. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-230-03, “Water Treatment,” 01 November 2012, with Change 2, 01 May 2020. UFGS 02 51 13, “Precipitation/Coagulation/Flocculation Water Treatment,” 01 May 2010. UFGS 33 30 00, “Sanitary Sewerage,” 01 May 2018. |
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FAC | 8413 | Water Storage, Potable | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 322,053 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
84620 | Reservoir, Potable Water, Steel Storage Tank, Ground Level, 250,000 GA | $ 491,730.00 | EA | 250,000 | EA to GA | 0.9405 | $ 1.85 | GA | |||
84620 | Reservoir, Potable Water, Steel Storage Tank, Ground Level, 500,000 GA | $ 690,760.00 | EA | 500,000 | EA to GA | 0.9405 | $ 1.30 | GA | |||
Average | $ 1.57 | GA | |||||||||
PUC | $ 1.57 | GA | |||||||||
FAC | 8414 | Water Well, Potable | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 510 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
53/10 | 9″ casing, Average, 200 FT, $56.00/FT | $ 11,200.00 | EA | 510 | EA to KG | 1.01 | $ 22.18 | KG | |||
17/57 | Pump, vertical turbine, 600 GPM, 10 HP | $ 14,900.00 | EA | 648 | GPM to KG | 1.03 | $ 23.68 | KG | |||
600 GPM = 864 KG assume service factor of 75% (conversion factor = 648) | Sum | $ 45.86 | KG | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 45.44 | KG | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 46.39 | KG | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 50.26 | KG | ||||||||
FAC | 8415 | Desalinization Plant | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 429 | Source | Inflated From FY2021; California Energy Commission Study |
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Description | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | |||||||||
Desalinization Plant | $ 10,437.14 | 1.0834 | $11,307.60 | KG | |||||||
FAC | 8421 | Water Distribution Line, Potable | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 17,477 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Water main, 6 IN ductile iron | $ 37.50 | LF | 1.05 | $ 39.38 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Water main, 6 IN plastic | $ 25.50 | LF | 1.05 | $ 26.78 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Water lateral, 1 IN | $ 15.65 | LF | 1.05 | $ 16.43 | LF | |||||
Average of mains and lateral | $ 27.53 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2020 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 27.27 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 29.74 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 32.22 | LF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFC 3-230-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | UFGS 33 11 00 provides guidance for the selection of materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 14,346 LF. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for potable water distribution lines. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is not a facility nor building No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and a Unified Facilities Criteria, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-230-01, “Water Storage, Distribution, and Transmission,” 01 September 2018, with Change 3, 01 July 2021. UFGS 33 11 00, “Water Utility Distribution Piping,” 01 February 2018. |
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FAC | 8422 | Water Pump Facility, Potable | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 3,172 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size (GPM) | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
84472 | Water Pump, Non-Potable, 1,000 GPM, 4-IN Diesel Pump | $ 61,460.00 | 1,000 | 1,440 | 1,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $40.14 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, Non-Potable, 2,000 GPM, 6-IN Diesel Pump | $ 80,780.00 | 2,000 | 2,880 | 2,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $26.38 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 5-IN Electric Pump | $ 39,110.00 | 1,000 | 1,440 | 1,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $25.54 | KG | |||
Average | $30.69 | KG | |||||||||
PUC | $30.69 | KG | |||||||||
FAC | 8431 | Water Source, Fire Protection | UM = | GM | RPAD Average Size | 969 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size (GPM) | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
84472 | Water Pump, 500 GPM, 4-IN Diesel Pump, 125 PSI, 78 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 62,050.00 | 500 | 500 | EA to GM | 0.9405 | $116.72 | GM | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 4-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 89 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 61,460.00 | 1,000 | 1,000 | EA to GM | 0.9405 | $57.80 | GM | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 2,000 GPM, 6-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 167 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 80,780.00 | 2,000 | 2,000 | EA to GM | 0.9405 | $37.99 | GM | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 5-IN Electric Pump, 100 PSI, 86 HP, 3,500 RPM, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 39,110.00 | 1,000 | 1,000 | EA to GM | 0.9405 | $36.78 | GM | |||
Average | PUC | $62.32 | GM | ||||||||
FAC | 8432 | Water Distribution Line, Fire Protection | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 6,292 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Water main, 6-IN plastic | $ 27.75 | LF | 1.21 | $ 33.58 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Water main, 6-in steel | $ 44.50 | LF | 1.21 | $ 53.85 | LF | |||||
Average | $ 43.71 | LF | |||||||||
66/1 | Fire hydrants, 300 FT on center, EA | $ 11.40 | LF | 1.21 | $ 13.79 | LF | |||||
Assume 100% of system has hydrants | Sum | $ 57.51 | LF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 57.51 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 62.71 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8433 | Water Impoundment, Fire Protection | UM = | MG | RPAD Average Size | 14,275 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FAC | 8434 | Water Pump Facility, Fire Protection | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 3,548 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size (GPM) | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | |||||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 4-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 89 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 61,460.00 | 1,000 | 1,440 | 1,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $40.14 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 2,000 GPM, 6-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 167 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 80,780.00 | 2,000 | 2,880 | 2,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $26.38 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 5-IN Electric Pump, 100 PSI, 86 HP, 3,500 RPM, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 39,110.00 | 1,000 | 1,440 | 1,000 GM to KG | 0.9405 | $25.54 | KG | |||
Average | PUC | $30.69 | KG | ||||||||
FAC | 8435 | Water Tank, Fire Protection | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 158,377 | Source | Set equal to FAC 8413 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Water Storage, Potable | $ 1.57 | $1.57 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 8442 | Water Storage, Non Potable | UM = | GA | RPAD Average Size | 141,470 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
61/3 | Welded steel, surface reservoir, 750,000 GA, $0.85/GA | $ 637,500.00 | EA | 750,000 | EA to GA | 1.00 | $ 0.85 | GA | |||
61/3 | Welded steel, surface reservoir, 1,000,000 GA, $0.85/GA | $ 850,000.00 | EA | 1,000,000 | EA to GA | 1.00 | $ 0.85 | GA | |||
61/3 | Tank, Elevated, High Stress, 1,000,000 GA, 75 FT height | $ 3,235,000.00 | EA | 1,000,000 | EA to GA | 1.00 | $ 3.24 | GA | |||
Average | $ 1.65 | GA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 1.63 | GA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 1.78 | GA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 1.93 | GA | ||||||||
FAC | 8443 | Reservoir, Water | UM = | MG | RPAD Average Size | 245,048 | Source | No Replacement Cost Defined | |||
FAC | 8451 | Water Distribution Line, Non-Potable | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 20,579 | Source | Set Equal to FAC 8421 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Water Distribution Line, Potable | $ 32.22 | LF | $32.22 | LF | |||||||
FAC | 8452 | Water Pump Facility, Non-Potable | UM = | KG | RPAD Average Size | 2,769 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost (EA) | Reference Size (GPM) | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 4-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 89 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 61,460.00 | 1,000 | 1,440.000 | KG/Day | 0.9405 | $40.14 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 2,000 GPM, 6-IN Diesel Pump, 100 PSI, 167 HP, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 80,780.00 | 2,000 | 2,880.000 | KG/Day | 0.9405 | $26.38 | KG | |||
84472 | Water Pump, 1,000 GPM, 5-IN Electric Pump, 100 PSI, 86 HP, 3,500 RPM, Including Controller, Fittings, & Relief Valve, No Building | $ 39,110.00 | 1,000 | 1,440.000 | KG/Day | 0.9405 | $25.54 | KG | |||
Average | PUC | $30.69 | KG | ||||||||
FAC | 8511 | Road, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 28,007 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | UM | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Asphalt Road | |||||||||||
93210 | Rough Grading, Dumped Material Spread by Dozer, No Compaction | $ 3.00 | Linear CY | 0.333 | CY to SY | 0.9405 | $0.94 | SY | |||
93410 | Backfill & Compaction with Vibrating Roller (Asphalt Road, 18-IN compacted base course) | $ 5.00 | ECY | 0.500 | ECY to SY | 0.9405 | $2.35 | SY | |||
85110 | 1-1/2-IN Crushed Stone Base, 6-IN Deep, Compacted, without Earthwork | $ 10.30 | SY | 0.9405 | $9.69 | SY | |||||
85110 | Surface Treatment, Tack Coat Emulsion. 15 GA/SY | $ 2.10 | SY | 0.9405 | $1.98 | SY | |||||
85110 | Plant Mix Asphalt, 3-IN Thick, Asphalt Concrete Surface Paving Wearing Course | $ 19.60 | SY | 0.9405 | $18.43 | SY | |||||
Asphalt Road | $33.39 | SY | |||||||||
Concrete Road | |||||||||||
93210 | Rough Grading, Dumped Material Spread by Dozer, No Compaction | $ 3.00 | Linear CY | 0.333 | CY to SY | 0.9405 | $0.94 | SY | |||
93410 | Backfill & Compaction with Vibrating Roller (Concrete Road, 12-IN compacted base course) | $ 5.00 | ECY | 0.333 | ECY to SY | 0.9405 | $1.57 | SY | |||
85110 | 1-1/2-IN Crushed Stone Base, 4-IN Deep, Compacted, without Earthwork | $ 7.30 | SY | 0.9405 | $6.87 | SY | |||||
85110 | 6-IN Thick, Reinforced Concrete Pavement, 4,500 PSI, Fixed Form, 12-IN Pass, Including Joints, Finishings, Curing; no Earthwork | $ 51.00 | SY | 0.9405 | $47.97 | SY | |||||
Concrete Road | $57.34 | SY | |||||||||
Weighted Average | $37.79 | SY | |||||||||
85110 | Cast-in-Place Concrete Curb and Gutter, 6-IN High, 6-IN Thick, 24-IN wide (24-FT non-divided Roadway) |
$ 32.80 | LF | 2.67 | LF to SY | 0.9405 | $11.55 | SY | |||
85110 | Pavement Markings, Acrylic Waterborne, 4-IN wide White or Yellow | $ 0.40 | LF | 2.67 | LF to SY | 0.9405 | $0.14 | SY | |||
2021 RPAD: 15,685 assets (81.6 % Asphalt / 18.4% Concrete) | Sum | PUC | $49.49 | SY | |||||||
FAC | 8512 | Road, Unsurfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 69,057 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Unit Cost | UM | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
93210 | Rough Grading, Dumped Material Spread by Dozer, No Compaction | $ 3.00 | Linear CY | 0.333 | CY to SY | 0.9405 | $0.94 | SY | |||
93210 | Fine Grading, Granular Subbase for Paving, +/- 1-IN Compaction, 3 passes, 6-IN Lifts |
$ 2.40 | SY | 0.9405 | $2.26 | SY | |||||
85110 | 1-1/2-IN Crushed Stone Base, 6-IN Deep, Compacted, without Earthwork | $ 10.30 | SY | 0.9405 | $9.69 | SY | |||||
Road construction assumes 12-IN clearing and grubbing to reach inorganic base. | Sum | PUC | $12.88 | SY | |||||||
FAC | 8513 | Vehicle Bridge | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 351 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Bridge, highway, steel median per SF | $ 155.75 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.05 | $ 1,471.84 | SY | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 1,458.21 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1200 | $ 1,633.19 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 1,769.40 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-201-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. This UFC requires design compliance with American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) “Standard Specification for Highway Bridges,” including both vehicular and pedestrian bridges. |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in AASHTO Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) Bridge Design Specifications. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is357 SY (square yards). This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for vehicle bridges. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is neither a facility nor building. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-201-01, “Civil Engineering,” 1 April 2018, with Change 5, 01 April 2021. AASHTO, “Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges,” 17th edition, 2002 AASHTO, “LRFD Design Specification,” U.S. Customary Units, 8th Edition, September 2017 (LRFD = Load and Resistance Factor Design). |
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FAC | 8514 | Tunnel | UM = | SF | Design Size | 50,000 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
15/31 | Underground walkway, per SF including HVAC and lighting | $ 525.00 | SF | 1.07 | $ 561.75 | SF | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
Average dimensions in the 2020 RPAD (37 assets): Height: 11.9 FT; Length: 751 FT; Width: 21.2 FT. Average Quantity: 15,104 SF. Road surface and/or sidewalks not included in PUC. | PUC | $ 556.55 | SF | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 623.33 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 675.32 | SF | ||||||||
FAC | 8521 | Vehicle Parking, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 10,242 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Grading – rough and finished, average | $ 84.50 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $2.54 | SY | |||
66/3 | Drainage, average | $ 171.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $5.13 | SY | |||
66/3 | Paving – spaces and drives, average | $ 740.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $22.20 | SY | |||
66/3 | Pavement marking, striping, bumpers, average | $ 20.45 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $0.61 | SY | |||
66/3 | Electrical – lighting and wiring, average | $ 187.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $5.61 | SY | |||
Planning Factor = 315 SF per space = 35 SY | Sum | $36.09 | SY | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 35.75 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1200 | $ 40.04 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 43.38 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-250-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. Marking guidance is provided in Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 32 17 23. |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in UFC 3-250-01 , UFC 3-250-09FA, and UFGS 32 13 13.06. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 12,505 SY. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for surfaced vehicle parking. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is neither a facility nor building. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice, and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-250-01, “Pavement Design for Roads and Parking Areas,” 14 November 2016. UFC 3-250-09FA, “Aggregate Surfaced Roads and Airfield Areas,” 16 January 2004. UFGS 32 13 13.06 , “Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Roads and Site Facilities,” 01 May 2020. UFGS 32 17 23, “Pavement Markings,” August 2016, with Change 5, November 2018. |
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FAC | 8522 | Vehicle Parking and Staging Area, Unsurfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Ave Size | 8,634 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Grading – rough and finished, average | $ 84.50 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $2.54 | SY | |||
66/3 | Drainage, average | $ 171.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $5.13 | SY | |||
66/3 | Electrical – lighting and wiring, average | $ 187.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $5.61 | SY | |||
Planning Factor = 315 SF per space = 35 SY | Sum | $13.28 | SY | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 13.15 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 13.43 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 14.55 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 8523 | Vehicle Staging Area, Surfaced | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 9,159 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Grading – rough and finished, average | $ 84.50 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $2.54 | SY | |||
66/3 | Drainage, average | $ 171.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $5.13 | SY | |||
66/3 | Paving – spaces and drives, average | $ 740.00 | per parking space | 35 | Space to SY | 1.05 | $22.20 | SY | |||
Planning Factor = 315 SF per space = 35 SY | Sum | $29.87 | SY | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 29.59 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1200 | $ 33.14 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 35.90 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-250-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. Marking guidance is provided in Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 32 17 23. |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in UFC 3-250-01 , UFC 3-250-09FA, and UFGS 32 13 13.06. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 7,999 SY (square yards). This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for surfaced vehicle staging areas. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock as this is neither a facility nor building. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice, and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-250-01, “Pavement Design for Roads and Parking Areas,” 14 November 2016. UFC 3-250-09FA, “Aggregate Surfaced Roads and Airfield Areas,” 16 January 2004. UFGS 32 13 13.06 , “Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Roads and Site Facilities,” May 2020. |
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FAC | 8524 | Sidewalk and Walkway | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 4,149 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/2 | Sidewalk, Concrete | $ 6.12 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.05 | $ 57.79 | SY | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 57.25 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0210 | $ 58.45 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 63.33 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFC 3-201-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in UFC 3-201-01 and UFGS 32 16 13. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 4,404 SY. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for sidewalk and walkway. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock and no elevator is provided as this is neither a facility nor building. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice, and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-201-01, “Civil Engineering,” 1 April 2018, with Change 5, 01 April 2021. UFGS 32 16 13, “Concrete Sidewalks and Curbs and Gutters,” May 2018. |
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FAC | 8525 | Pedestrian Bridge | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 107 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Pedestrian bridge, steel | $ 247.25 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.05 | $ 2,336.51 | SY | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2020 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 2,314.88 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 2,524.49 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 2,735.03 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFC 3-201-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. This UFC requires design compliance with American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Standard Specification for Highway Bridges. The AASHTO standard specification includes both vehicular and pedestrian bridges. |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in AASHTO Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) Bridge Design Specifications. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 112 SY (square yards). This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for pedestrian bridges. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock and no elevator is provided as this is neither a facility nor building. | ||||||||||
Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and a UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-201-01, “Civil Engineering,” 1 April 2018, with Change 5, 01 April 2021. AASHTO, “Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges,” 17th edition, 2002 AASHTO, “LRFD Design Specification,” U.S. Customary Units, 8th Edition, September 2017 (LRFD = Load and Resistance Factor Design). |
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FAC | 8526 | Miscellaneous Paved Area | UM = | SY | RPAD Average Size | 847 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Grading – rough and finished, average | $ 84.50 | per parking space | 35 | space to SY | 1.05 | $2.54 | SY | |||
66/3 | Drainage, average | $ 171.00 | per parking space | 35 | space to SY | 1.05 | $5.13 | SY | |||
66/3 | Paving – spaces and drives | $ 740.00 | per parking space | 35 | space to SY | 1.05 | $22.20 | SY | |||
Planning Factor, average = 315 SF per parking space | The 35 space/SY conversion is 315 SF/space ÷ 9 SF/SY | Sum | $29.87 | SY | |||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $29.59 | SY | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $32.27 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 34.96 | SY | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 3-250-01 provides design criteria for this FAC. Marking guidance is provided in Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 32 17 23 . |
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Building construction material | Material guidance is provided in UFC 3-250-01 , UFC 3-250-09FA, and UFGS 32 13 13.06. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 2,302 SY. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. | ||||||||||
Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for miscellaneous paved area. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock and no elevator is provided as this is neither a facility nor building. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, Manual of Practice and UFCs, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-250-01, “Pavement Design for Roads and Parking Areas”, 14 November 2016. UFC 3-250-09FA, “Aggregate Surfaced Roads and Airfield Areas,” 16 January 2004. UFGS 32 13 13.06 , “Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Roads and Site Facilities,” 01 May 2020. UFGS 32 17 23, “Pavement Markings,” August 2016, with Change 5, November 2018. |
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FAC | 8531 | Parking Garage/Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 90,927 | Source | Table 2, UFC 3-701-1, 17 March 2022 | |||
CATCODE | Description | Reference Size | Unit Cost | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||||
GUC | Parking Garage/Building | 170,000 | $ 62.00 | NA; GUCs are as of October 2021 | $ 62.00 | SF | |||||
PUC | $ 62.00 | SF | |||||||||
FAC | 8541 | Traffic Signals | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Private Sector Bid Prices | |||
Description | Unit Price | UM | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index |
Adjusted Cost | ||||||
Traffic Signals | Per Intersection | ||||||||||
— Loudoun County VA, 1/20 | $861,067.00 | 1 | 0.86 | 1.0946 | $1,095,947.39 | EA | |||||
— Palm Beach Cty , FL, 5/19 | $1,257,469.00 | 1 | 0.88 | 1.1446 | $1,635,567.07 | EA | |||||
— Plymouth IN, 5/17 | $261,930.52 | 1 | 0.97 | 1.2561 | $339,193.90 | EA | |||||
— Detroit, MI, 1/20 | $298,999.00 | 1 | 0.99 | 1.0946 | $330,590.21 | EA | |||||
— Brevard, FL 5/22 | $300,175.00 | 1 | 0.95 | 1.0000 | $315,973.68 | EA | |||||
— Moore OK, 1/17 | $185,433.00 | 1 | 0.86 | 1.2561 | $270,845.88 | EA | |||||
— Lawrence KS, 4/17 | $208,000.00 | 1 | 0.89 | 1.2561 | $293,566.84 | EA | |||||
— San Leandro CA, 3/22 | $352,295.85 | 1 | 1.24 | 1.0000 | $284,109.56 | EA | |||||
Average Cost | $570,724.32 | EA | |||||||||
Area Cost Factors derived from UFC 3-701-01, 23 March 2022, Data Tables, Table 4-1 CONUS. | PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $622,403.70 | EA | |||||||
FAC | 8601 | Railroad Track | UM = | MI | RPAD Average Size | 4.8 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/3 | Railroad Spur, 115#/yard rail, per FT of track | $ 152.00 | LF | 5,280 | LF to Mile | 1.23 | $ 987,148.80 | MI | |||
25% deduction for rail over 500 FT | $ 740,361.60 | MI | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 740,361.60 | MI | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 829,201.57 | MI | ||||||||
FAC | 8611 | Railroad Bridge | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 209 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; Source: American Segmental Bridge Institute |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Railroad Bridge | $13,196.24 | LF | 1.0834 | $14,296.81 | LF | ||||||
FAC | 8612 | Miscellaneous Railroad Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/55 | Railroad Track Scales, 200-TN capacity, reinforced concrete pit & platform, steel scale mechanism | $ 140,000.00 | EA | 1.17 | $ 163,800.00 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 163,800.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 178,632.18 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8711 | Storm Drainage | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 13,841 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
Average of: | |||||||||||
66/11 | Pipe, Drainage System, 10″, Average Cost | $ 16.63 | LF | 1.04 | $17.29 | LF | |||||
66/11 | Pipe, Drainage System, 12″, Average Cost | $ 19.15 | LF | 1.04 | $19.92 | LF | |||||
Average Pipe Cost | $18.60 | LF | |||||||||
66/1 | Storm Manhole, 400 FT o.c. | $ 7.25 | LF | 1.05 | $7.61 | LF | |||||
Sum | $26.22 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 25.97 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 28.32 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 30.69 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8712 | Retaining Structure | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 919 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/3 | Concrete Foundation Wall, 6 IN, reinforced, SF | $ 15.05 | SF | 8 | SF to LF | 1.00 | $ 120.40 | LF | |||
Hillside retaining wall add 100% | $ 240.80 | LF | |||||||||
Assume height = 8 FT | |||||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 238.57 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 243.58 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 263.89 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8713 | Grounds Drainage Dams | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | PACES 1.4 | |||
Assembly | Description | Quantity | UM | Material | Labor | Equipment | Bare | Total with O&P | |||
A1030050601 | Drainage | 796 | LF | $11,692.03 | $11,915.60 | $1,986.51 | $13,980.15 | $25,594.14 | EA | ||
G1020070101 | General Area Cleanup | 1.62 | ACRE | $0.00 | $5,506.29 | $7,154.40 | $6,969.63 | $12,660.70 | EA | ||
G1030010105 | Fine Grading, Hand | 3,131.15 | SY | $0.00 | $41,197.71 | $0.00 | $19,436.39 | $41,197.71 | EA | ||
G1030020212 | Hand Excavation, Sand/Gravel | 1,004.61 | CY | $0.00 | $149,307.88 | $0.00 | $70,440.96 | $149,307.88 | EA | ||
G1030020298 | 0.38m3 (1/2 CY) Crawler Mounted, Hydraulic Excavator | 20,092.23 | CY | $0.00 | $182,860.02 | $106,861.03 | $151,570.04 | $289,721.05 | EA | ||
G1030040405 | 950, 2.29m3 (3 CY), Delivered & Dumped, Backfill W/Sand | 20,092.23 | CY | $1,193,868.69 | $123,285.71 | $317,295.07 | $981,593.46 | $1,634,449.47 | EA | ||
G1030050511 | Compact Soil W/Vibrating Plate | 2,009.22 | CY | $0.00 | $7,033.07 | $822.01 | $3,820.39 | $7,855.07 | EA | ||
G1030050514 | Compact Soil By Machine W/Roller | 18,083.00 | CY | $0.00 | $17,499.95 | $45,868.03 | $36,284.83 | $63,367.97 | EA | ||
G2050020201 | Sediment Fence, Temporary | 928.00 | LF | $4,690.68 | $7,509.46 | $4,176.27 | $8,961.18 | $16,376.41 | EA | ||
G2050030301 | Topsoil, 152.40mm (6″) Lifts, Off-Site | 2,009.22 | CY | $82,520.08 | $18,368.72 | $14,302.92 | $67,831.84 | $115,191.71 | EA | ||
G2050040401 | Seeding, .67 Level & .33 Slope, Hydr Spread | 1.62 | ACRE | $2,795.37 | $2,146.10 | $2,635.84 | $4,331.36 | $7,577.32 | EA | ||
G2050040408 | Fertilizer, Hydr Spread | 1.62 | ACRE | $13.86 | $550.32 | $0.00 | $268.10 | $564.18 | EA | ||
PACES Input Parameters: Project Location = Fort Myer, VA (ACF= 1.00) Midpoint of Construction: 1 October 2021 SIOH = 0 % / Contingency = 0 % / Planning and Design = 0 % |
$2,363,863.61 | EA | |||||||||
Average size 5,984 CY extracted from 2021 RPAD | PUC | $ 2,363,863.61 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8714 | Levees and Dikes for Grounds Drainage | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 1,427 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/2 | Bulk Excavation, medium earth | $ 6.22 | CY | 2.37 | CY to LF | 1.03 | $ 15.17 | LF | |||
51/2 | Backfill and compaction, unconfined, hard earth | $ 23.40 | CY | 7.33 | CY to LF | 1.03 | $ 176.67 | LF | |||
51/2 | Synthetic matting | $ 14.25 | SY | 1.67 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $ 24.51 | LF | |||
51/2 | Riprap | $ 100.75 | SY | 1.67 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $ 173.30 | LF | |||
51/2 | Gabions filled with stone, high cost | $ 261.00 | SY | 1.67 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $ 448.95 | LF | |||
66/8 | Lawn, Hydroseeding only, average | $ 0.17 | SF | 25 | SF to LF | 1.05 | $ 4.46 | LF | |||
Assume dike is a trapezoid; 10 FT top, 15 FT sides, 34 FT base. 1 side exposed to water. 198 CF / LF | Sum | $ 843.06 | LF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 835.25 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 852.79 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 923.92 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8715 | Storm Water Ponds | UM = | MG | RPAD Average Size | 3.4 | Source | USACE PAX Newsletter 3.2.2, 25 May 2022 | |||
CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | |||||
83210 | Stormwater Drainage (SD) Ponds, includes fence, seeding slopes, partial liner and excavation; 1/8-AC, 5-FT deep | $ 25,870.00 | EA | 0.204 | EA to MG | 0.9593 | $121,650.86 | MG | |||
83210 | SD Ponds, includes fence, seeding slopes, partial liner and excavation; 1/4-AC, 5-FT deep | $ 51,770.00 | EA | 0.407 | EA to MG | 0.9593 | $122,020.47 | MG | |||
83210 | SD Ponds, includes fence, seeding slopes, partial liner and excavation; 3/8-AC, 5-FT deep | $ 77,860.00 | EA | 0.611 | EA to MG | 0.9593 | $122,242.47 | MG | |||
83210 | SD Ponds, includes fence, seeding slopes, partial liner and excavation; 1/2-AC, 5-FT deep | $ 103,620.00 | EA | 0.814 | EA to MG | 0.9593 | $122,114.75 | MG | |||
325,851.43 GA in 1 AC-FT | Average | $122,007.14 | MG | ||||||||
, | PUC | $ 122,007.14 | MG | ||||||||
FAC | 8716 | Storm Water Filtration | UM = | SY | Design Size | 625 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Paving, 4” asphaltic concrete, SF., high cost (Permeable Surface) | $ 2.59 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.03 | $24.01 | SY | |||
66/1 | 4” rock base, SF, high cost (Add $1.28 for 8 IN depth of drainage) | $ 2.18 | SF | 9 | SF to SY | 1.03 | $20.21 | SY | |||
66/1 | Sewer laterals, 5 FT average depth, LF. 6 IN vitrified clay,high cost. Total length is 4 EA 20 FT lengths for 80 LF total length. | $ 30.50 | LF | 0.128 | LF to SY | 1.03 | $4.02 | SY | |||
Sum | $ 48.24 | SY | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
FALSE | PUC | $ 47.79 | SY | ||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 50.11 | SY | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 54.29 | SY | ||||||||
FAC | 8717 | Storm Water Treatment Structure | UM = | GM | Design Size | 817 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/11 | Polyethylene chamber system, complete, per gallon, high cost | $ 2.70 | GA | 7.26 | GA to GM | 1.02 | $20.00 | GM | |||
66/11 | Pipe drainage system, 10”, per linear foot, high cost, 20 LF | $ 19.25 | LF | 0.02 | LF to GM | 1.02 | $0.48 | GM | |||
Sum | $20.48 | GM | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
Chamber size = 14 FT x 6 FT x 2 FT = 5,932 gallons | PUC | $ 20.29 | GM | ||||||||
Representative Storm Water Treatment Structure Flow Rate 1.82 CFS = 816.87 GM https://biocleanenvironmental.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/KF-8-14-72-Standard.pdf |
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0486 | $ 21.28 | GM | |||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 23.05 | GM | ||||||||
FAC | 8721 | Boundary Fence and Wall | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 3,114 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/4 | Chain Link Fence, #9 wire, 8 FT height, per LF, posts 2 IN” round, 10 FT on center | $ 22.25 | LF | 1.05 | $23.36 | LF | |||||
66/4 | Add for 3-strand barbed wire | $ 3.24 | LF | 1.05 | $3.40 | LF | |||||
66/4 | Add 25 FT wide gate, 1 per 1000 LF | $ 1,380.00 | EA | 1000 | EA to LF | 1.05 | $1.45 | LF | |||
66/4 | Add stainless steel security gate, 1 per 1,000 LF, add 30% for electrically-operated gate | $ 15,145.00 | EA | 1000 | EA to LF | 1.05 | $15.90 | LF | |||
66/4 | Security micro-mesh, $1.10/SF = $8.80/LF for 8′ fence height | $ 1.14 | SF | 8 | SF to LF | 1.05 | $9.58 | LF | |||
Subtotal before deduction | $53.69 | LF | |||||||||
66/4 | Quantity deduction for >2,000 LF | -10% | -$5.37 | ||||||||
Total after deduction | $48.32 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $47.88 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $52.21 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 56.56 | LF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-022-01 provides design criteria for fences and walls; UFC 4-022-03 provides guidance for fences and gates. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) 7-10 provides design standards and material guidance for free standing walls. |
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Building construction material | Construction material guidance is provided in the UFCs cited above, as well as Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 32 31 26 (material guidance for fences and gates), UFGS 32 31 13 (material guidance for chain line fences and gates), and UFGS 32 32 23 (guidance on walls). |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 3504 LF (linear feet). This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for boundary fences or walls. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock and no elevator is provided as this is not a building. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of UFGSs and UFCs, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 4-022-01, “Security Engineering: Entry Control Facilities/Access Control Points, 27 July 2017. UFC 4-022-03, “Security Fences and Gates,” 1 October 2013. ASCE 7-10, “Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures,” Third Printing, 2013. UFGS 32 31 26, “Wire Fences and Gates,” November 2021. UFGS 32 31 13, “Chain Link Fences and Gates,” November UFGS 32 32 23.13, “Segmental Concrete Block Retaining Wall,” February 2020. |
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FAC | 8722 | Security Fence | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 5,844 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/4 | Chain Link Fence, 2 IN mesh, #7 wire, 12 FT, per LF; posts (2 IN round or “H” posts) set in concrete, 10 FT on centers | $ 37.25 | LF | 1.05 | $39.11 | LF | |||||
66/4 | Add for 3-strand barbed wire | $ 3.24 | LF | 1.05 | $3.40 | LF | |||||
66/4 | Add for barbed coils | $ 11.80 | LF | 1.05 | $12.39 | LF | |||||
66/4 | 25 FT wide gate, 12 FT high, 1 per 1000 LF | $ 1,740.00 | EA | 1,000 | EA to LF | 1.05 | $1.83 | LF | |||
66/4 | Add turn-style, stainless steel, 1 per 1,000 LF, plus 30% for electrically-operated gate | $ 15,145.00 | EA | 1,000 | EA to LF | 1.05 | $15.90 | LF | |||
66/4 | Security micro-mesh, $1.14/SF = $13.68/LF for 12 FT fence height | $ 13.68 | LF | 1.05 | $14.36 | LF | |||||
SUM | $87.00 | LF | |||||||||
Deduction for “large installation” between 4,500 LF and 6,000 LF = 15% | $73.95 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $73.26 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0906 | $ 79.90 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 86.56 | LF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 4-022-03 provides design criteria for this FAC. |
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Building construction material | Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 32 31 13 provides guidance for the selection of materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 5,925 LF (linear feet), based on 2,976 records in the 2017 RPAD. This FAC does not represent a building and therefore has no International Building Code Occupancy Group. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | No fire suppression system is specified for security fences. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock and no elevator is provided as this is not a building. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of guide specifications, and UFC, are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | |||||||||||
FAC | 8811 | Dam | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from FY2021; R&K research paper for Navy CNIC, August 2011 |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Dam | $92,130,657.44 | EA | 1.0834 | $99,814,354.27 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 8812 | Lock | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | No Records | Source | SET TO FAC 8811 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Dam | $99,814,354.27 | EA | $99,814,354.27 | EA | |||||||
FAC | 8813 | Navigation Revetments | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | No Records | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/2 | Soil Stabilization, lime | $ 8.41 | SY | 1 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $8.66 | LF | |||
51/2 | Gabions filled with stone | $ 173.75 | SY | 1 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $178.96 | LF | |||
51/2 | Rip rap | $ 100.75 | SY | 1 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $103.77 | LF | |||
51/2 | Geotextile fabric | $ 2.73 | SY | 1 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $2.81 | LF | |||
51/2 | Synthetic matting | $ 14.25 | SY | 1 | SY to LF | 1.03 | $14.68 | LF | |||
Assume SY = 1 LF x 9 FT from shore to water | Average | $61.78 | LF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 61.20 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 66.75 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 72.31 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8814 | Training Dikes/Wing Dams/Pile Dikes | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | No Records | Source | SET TO FAC 8714 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Levees and Dikes for Grounds Drainage | $ 923.92 | $923.92 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8821 | Flood Control Structures | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | 1 | Source | SET TO FAC 8714 with Size of 500 LF |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Levees and Dikes for Grounds Drainage | $ 923.92 | LF | 500 | $461,958.19 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 8822 | Flood Control Levee/Floodwall | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 1,761 | Source | SET TO FAC 8714 | |||
Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Levees and Dikes for Grounds Drainage | $ 923.92 | $923.92 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8831 | Fish Facilities | UM = | EA | RPAD Average Size | No Records | Source | SET TO FAC 8714 with Size of 400 LF |
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Description | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Area Adjustment | Inflation Adjustment | PUC | |||||
Levees and Dikes for Grounds Drainage | $ 923.92 | LF | 400 | $369,566.55 | EA | ||||||
FAC | 8840 | Monitoring Well | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
53/10 | Water Well, without pump, 130′ deep, 5″ casing, Average | $ 37.00 | FT | 130 | FT to EA | 1.01 | $4,858.10 | EA | |||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 4,813.12 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 4,914.19 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 5,324.04 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8910 | Utility Building | UM = | SF | RPAD Average Size | 1,402 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Inflation Adjustment by MILCON Index | Adjusted Cost | ||||
14/40 | Mechanical Building, Class S (Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2017) | $ 61.50 | SF | 1.05 | 1.2561 | $ 81.11 | SF | ||||
14/37 | Sprinkler, Dry System, Average, 2,500 SF | $ 5.26 | SF | 1.07 | $ 5.63 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Add 15% for Hazard occupancy sprinkler | $ 0.79 | SF | 1.07 | $ 0.84 | SF | |||||
14/37 | Add Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR) sprinkler and pump | $ 1.85 | SF | 1.07 | $ 1.97 | SF | |||||
Sum | $ 89.56 | SF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 88.73 | SF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.1324 | $ 100.48 | SF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 108.86 | SF | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | UFCs for Multi-Disciplinary and Facility Specific Design (UFC 3-501, “Electrical Engineering;” UFC 4-200, “Maintenance and Production Facilities;” and, UFC 4-800, “Utilities and Ground Improvements Series”) are not provided for this type of facility. FAC 8910 aggregates 70 category codes for a variety of utility types encompassing all Services and WHS. |
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Building construction material | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and public utility/governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Facility size | The average area for this FAC is 1,418 SF. International Building Code (IBC) Occupancy Group H. |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” requires compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 850 in power generating plants. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 850 requires the use of an appropriate fire suppression system. International Building Code Group H. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. Because of the small average size of the FAC and the expected light-weight construction (metal building), an overhead crane is structurally improbable. | ||||||||||
Established standard for components or materials | No UFC criteria exist for component material. The reference to Marshall and Swift commercial and governmental utility buildings includes metal and masonry construction. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Elevator Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | UFC 3-600-01, “Fire Protection Engineering for Facilities,” 08 August 2016 with Change 6, 06 May 2021. NFPA 850, “Recommended Practice for Fire Protection for Electric Generating Plants and High Voltage Direct Current Converter Stations,”2020. IBC, 2021 edition. |
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FAC | 8921 | Installation Gas Production Plant | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/22 | Armory, Class C, Average, (similar in construction to utility building) | $ 95.00 | SF | 1,105 | SF to EA | 1.05 | $ 110,223.75 | EA | |||
14/27 | Loading Dock, steel piers, heavy slab, steel bumper (Assume 15 FT x 30 FT) | $ 23.55 | SF | 1,105 | SF to EA | 1.05 | $ 27,323.89 | EA | |||
64/3 | Compressor, 20 HP | $ 10,950.00 | EA | 1.06 | $ 11,607.00 | EA | |||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 15,000 GA, 7 FT x 54 FT | $ 125,000.00 | EA | 1.00 | $ 125,000.00 | EA | |||||
Average size in inventory = 1,105 SF (85 FT x 13 FT) | SUM | $ 274,154.64 | EA | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 271,616.17 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.1200 | $ 304,208.86 | EA | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 329,579.87 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8922 | Installation Gas Storage | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
61/8 | Welded Steel Pressure Tank, 9,000 GA, 7 FT X 35 FT | $ 85,750.00 | 1.19 | $ 102,042.50 | EA | ||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 102,042.50 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 104,185.39 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8923 | Vehicle Scales | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
17/55 | Truck scales, Fixed, 50 Ton | $ 60,000.00 | EA | 1.17 | $ 70,200.00 | EA | |||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 70,200.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0241 | $ 71,889.22 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8924 | Miscellaneous Pump Station | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
CATCODE | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
62/1 | Industrial Pump, 8 IN suction x 6 IN discharge, 60 HP, 1,750 RPM | $ 14,500.00 | EA | 1.24 | $ 17,980.00 | EA | |||||
51/2 | Utility Vault / Utility Tunnel, Medium Soil, 5″ -7″ wall, CF | $ 30.50 | CF | 64 | CF to EA | 1.12 | $ 34.16 | EA | |||
Sum | $ 18,014.16 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 18,014.16 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0241 | $ 18,447.63 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8926 | Hazardous Waste Storage Or Disposal Facility | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
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14/26 | Warehouse, Class C, Average, 5,000 SF | $ 46.00 | SF | 5000 | SF to EA | 1.22 | $ 280,600.00 | EA | |||
65/12 | Hazardous Material Drum Storage System; 2,000 LBS pneumatic hoist, and drum lift, 78- to 156-drum capacity, 100 drums assumed | $ 972.50 | per drum | 100 | Drum to EA | 1.21 | $ 117,672.50 | EA | |||
14/37 | Sprinkler, average, wet, high hazard, 5,000 SF | $ 3.71 | per SF | 1.15 | 15% extra hazard occupancies | 1.22 | $ 26,025.65 | ||||
55/5 | Overhead door, roll-up, std. 9 FT x 9 FT = 81 SF | $ 30.63 | per SF door | 81 | 1.07 | $ 2,654.27 | |||||
55/5 | Door electric operation | $ 2,435.00 | each | 1 | 1.07 | $ 2,605.45 | |||||
65/12 | Dock bumper, 10 FT length | $ 58.25 | LF | 10 | 1.21 | $ 704.83 | |||||
65/12 | Dock leveler, hydraulic | $ 9,375.00 | each | 1 | 1.21 | $ 11,343.75 | |||||
65/12 | Dock seal, 10 IN projection | $ 835.00 | each | 1 | 1.21 | $ 1,010.35 | |||||
65/12 | Dock shelter | $ 2,317.50 | each | 1 | 1.21 | $ 2,804.18 | |||||
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65/12 | Hazardous Material Storage Cabinet meeting OSHA 1910.106 and NFPA 30 codes, 18-gauge steel, Double wall construction, manual close hinged doors | $ 1.21 | EA | 1 | EA | 1.05 | $ 1.27 | ||||
65/12 | Waste collection system/secondary containment, double drum | $ 1,130.00 | EA | 1 | EA | 1.21 | $ 1,367.30 | ||||
SUM | $ 446,789.54 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 446,789.54 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Cost Premium | 1.0517 | $ 469,894.23 | EA | ||||||||
Note: “Section” refers to the Marshall & Swift (M&S) Marshall Valuation Guide (MVG) section and page which contains a profile of the facility used for this FAC as well as additional information on the features included in the MVG facility. The “Area Adjustment” is the “local multiplier” (Section 99, Pages 5 thru 10), which reflects local cost conditions and is designed to adjust the basic costs to each locality. “Current Cost Multiplier” (Section 99, Page 3) are the multipliers to update costs. Costs in each section are updated on a three-year cycle. The current cost multiplier is republished monthly and is based upon nationally recognized building cost indices. To obtain the current replacement value the cost shown in each section (“refined” by additions such as sprinklers, elevators, etc.) is multiplied by the current cost multiplier and the local multiplier; that is: Unit Cost x Current Cost Multiplier x Local Multiplier = Final Replacement Cost. | |||||||||||
OSD Design Criteria | The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), as implemented by regulation, sets the standards for hazardous waste storage and disposal. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is the designated recipient hazardous waste for storage, transport and disposal. |
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Building construction material | Unified Facilities Guide Specification (UFGS) 02 81 00 provides guidance for the selection of materials. Public Works Technical Bulletin (PWTB) 200-1-76 describes materials and design to be used for storage of hazardous materials. |
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Facility size | The average quantity for this FAC is 1 EA (each) |
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Fire suppression system type, quality, and coverage | When stored in a warehouse, hazardous material requires the building be classified as an “H” occupancy within the International Building Code Occupancy Group and therefore requires a sprinkler system throughout. |
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Inclusion of a loading dock or similar ancillary feature | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of a loading dock. However, it is reasonable to assume that waste in drums will be delivered, and therefore a loading dock is incorporated. No elevator is provided in consonance with the Elevator Business Rules. |
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Inclusion and capacity of overhead cranes | No UFC requirement exists for the incorporation of overhead cranes. |
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Established standard for components or materials | Standards, in the form of DoD Instructions, UFGSs, a Technical Bulletin and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) are cited above. | ||||||||||
Applicable Business Rules | • M&S Selection Business Rule • Fire Sprinkler Business Rule • Overhead Crane Business Rule • MILCON Cost Premium Business Rule |
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Footnotes | Title 42 United States Code, “The Public Health and Welfare.” 40 CFR Parts 261, “Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste;” 262, “Standards Applicable to Generators of Hazardous Waste;” and, 266, “Standards for the Management of Specific Hazardous Wastes and Specific Types of Hazardous Waste Management Facilities.” DoD Instruction (DoDI) 4715.06, “Environmental Compliance in the United States,” 04 May 2015, incorporating Change 2, 31 August 2018. UFGS 02 81 00, “Transportation and Disposal of Hazardous Materials,” 1 November 2018. PWTB 200-1-76, “Universal Waste Management and Disposal,” 23 March 2010. |
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FAC | 8927 | Utility Vaults | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/2 | Utility Vault / Utility Tunnel, Medium Soil, 5 – 7 IN walls, CF, including lighting and drainage | $ 30.50 | CF | 900 | CF to EA | 1.12 | $30,744.00 | EA | |||
Assumed Size: 9 FT high, 10 FT x 10 FT (900 CF) | |||||||||||
Sum | $30,744.00 | EA | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 30,744.00 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 31,389.62 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8928 | Loading Platform/Ramp | UM = | EA | Design Size | 1 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
14/27 | Loading ramp, per SF, paved ramp, steel railing, for forklift | $ 53.88 | SF | 360 | SF to EA | 1.22 | $23,661.90 | EA | |||
Assume Size for EA = 12 FT wide x 30 FT long = 360 SF | Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $23,661.90 | EA | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0210 | $ 24,158.80 | EA | ||||||||
FAC | 8930 | Installation Gas Distribution Line | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 4,128 | Source | Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2021 | |||
Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
66/1 | Gas main, 4″ plastic | $ 19.95 | LF | 1.21 | $24.14 | LF | |||||
66/1 | Gas main, 3″ steel | $ 19.70 | LF | 1.21 | $23.84 | LF | |||||
Average | $23.99 | LF | |||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | |||||||||
Divided by 2022 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.06 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 23.99 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 26.16 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8931 | Utility Tunnel | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 5,362 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Percentage of Inventory | Adjusted Cost | ||||
51/2 | Utility tunnel, 3″ – 5″ wall, medium soil, 5 FTx7 FT cross-section | $ 23.90 | CF | 35 | CF to LF | 1.07 | $895.06 | LF | |||
51/2 | Utility tunnel, 3″ -5″ wall, medium soil, 1 FT x 2 FT cross-section | $ 23.90 | CF | 2 | CF to LF | 1.07 | $51.15 | LF | |||
Assume larger Tunnel = 12% of inventory | Scaled Average | $76.21 | LF | ||||||||
Normalizing for Location | Marshall and Swift Local Multiplier for Arlington, VA | 1.07 | |||||||||
Divided by 2021 DoD ACF for Arlington, VA | 1.08 | ||||||||||
PUC | $ 75.50 | LF | |||||||||
PUC with Military Construction Premium | 1.0906 | $ 82.34 | LF | ||||||||
Inflated from FY 21 PUC | 1.0834 | $ 89.21 | LF | ||||||||
FAC | 8932 | Utility Channels | UM = | LF | RPAD Average Size | 15,956 | Source | Inflated from 2021; Marshall and Swift Valuation, October 2020 |
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Section | TASK | Unit Cost | Units | Conversion | Current Cost Multiplier | Adjusted Cost | |||||
51/2 | Utility tunnel, 3″ – 5″ wall, medium |