PART 1: DOD REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
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Cost Factors ($FY04)
Inventory records
Code
Title
UM
Description
Construction
Sustainment
Upper limit Reset Value
EA
,032,302.86
,181.77
1
1
Non-live fire training facilities used to train and sustain unit combat proficiency in an urban
environment. Facilities may also be used by military and civil police forces for scenario -
driven training in law enforcement and riot control operations. Cost factors are based upon a
16-building collective training facility, TC25 -8, fig. 6-44. CCF is derived from USACE data.
SCF is derived from RS Means data.
FP
,538.39
.15
1
1
Ranges used for training soldiers in handling explosives and pyrotechnics, disposing explosive
ordnance, firing flash weapons and flamethrowers at point and area targets, and employing
improvised smoke and flame weapons. Cost factors are based upon standard design in TC25-
8, fig. 6-22. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is based on the ratio for FAC 1761.
EA
,077.99
5.31
1
1
Infiltration courses are used for soldiers to practice maneuvering through various barbed wire
and log obstacles while machine guns fire overhead. Cost factors are based upon the standard
design in TC25-8, fig. 6-23. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is based on the ratio for
FAC 1758.
EA
,082.71
9.87
1
1
A facility at which individual service members and small teams can confront and overcome
various obstacles in order to enhance physical fitness, confidence, and unit esprit. Cost factors
are based upon standard designs in MIL-HDBK-1027/3B, figs. 10 & 11. CCF is derived from
Army data. SCF is based on the ratio for FAC 1761.
SF
4.00
.00
365,000
25,000
A facility providing space for aircraft maintenance, repair, and inspection activities that require
protection from the elements. CCF is derived from TriService #7B. SCF is derived using the
Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of 27,419 SF.
SF
7.00
.00
1,000,000
5,000
A facility designed to house aircraft and aircraft component maintenance, repair, and
inspection activities. CCF is derived from TriService #8F. SCF is derived using the
Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of 8,664 SF.
SF
8.37
.06
200,000
7,000
A facility designed to contain an aircraft during corrosion control operations. CCF is derived
from AFCESA data. SCF is derived using the Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average
size of 12,678 SF.
.19
150,000
3,500
SF
3.81
A facility designed to test aircraft engines. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is derived
using the Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of 6,710 SF.
SF
4.00
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.62
600,000
80,000
A facility designed to provide space for aircraft depot-level maintenance, repair, and inspection
activities that require protection from the elements. CCF is derived from TriService #7B. SCF
is derived using the Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of 71,067 SF.
SF
7.00
.40
1,000,000
40,000
A facility designed to house aircraft and aircraft component depot -level maintenance, repair,
and inspection activities. CCF is derived from TriService #8F. SCF is derived using the
Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of 14,140 SF.
EA
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,869,530.00
,404.90
2
1
A facility, other than a building, designed to test aircraft engines. Cost factors are based upon
an average size of 13,000 SF. CCF is derived from USACE data. SCF is based on Whitestone
data from FAC 2114.
SF
6.99
.69
150,000
5,000
A facility in which guided missiles are assembled and/or maintained. CCF is derived from
AFCESA data. SCF is derived using the Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average size of
10,718 SF.
SF
5.59
.61
110,000
4,000
A facility that supports guided missile and launch equipment maintenance. CCF is derived
from AFCESA data. SCF is derived using the Whitestone MARS based on the DoD average
size of 8646 SF.
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