note - 75% of this is bean counters lingo - item came from
https://www.doi.gov/sites/doi.gov/files/fy2023-nps-greenbook.pdf
the building is in Anacostia maybe 1 mile south of the US Capitol -
they would never live it down if it went up in smoke some DAY - a
night fire they might not care as much - for the visuals - in the main
stream media - harumph
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National Park Service FY 2023 Budget Justifications CONST-31 NATIONAL
PARK SERVICE
Project Data Sheet Total Project Score/Ranking: 76.10 Planned Funding
FY 2023: $8,760,000 Funding Source: Line Item Construction Project
Identification
Project Title: Modify United States Park Police Aviation Building for
Fire Protection and Suppression Project Number: 290651A Unit/Facility
Name: National Capital Parks-East Region/Area/District: North Atlantic
- Appalachian Congressional District: DCAL State: DC Project
Justification DOI Asset Code FRPP Unique Id# API: FCI-Before: 35290300
18268 48 0.29
Project Description: This project will install fire suppression and
replace fire alarm systems in the United States Park Police (USPP)
Aviation Building, consisting of two aircraft storage and maintenance
hangars and office space. A new water distribution line will be
connected to the local main and a water storage tank will be
installed. Drains will be installed to collect discharge and will
include an oil/water separator; this will require modification to some
of the building's structural members. Interior walls and columns will
be modified to meet current code requirements for fire resistance.
Scope of Benefits (SB): Upon project completion, the Aviation Building
will meet current fire codes and be able to withstand a fire, thereby
mitigating the risks to life safety and preserving valuable equipment.
Currently, the building has an outdated fire alarm system, and no
means or methods for suppressing even a minor fire. The proposed fire
suppression and alarm systems, together with the updating of
infrastructure to current codes, will allow the USPP's sole aviation
unit to continue its longstanding mission of public protection at
national park sites in and around the District of Columbia. Investment
Strategy (IS): Investing in the fire suppression system protects the
USPP aircraft and ensures critical operations are not disrupted by a
structure fire. With the completion of this project, the fire
suppression and detection systems will not need further capital
investment in the next 20 years. Consequences of Failure to Act (CFA):
Failure to act on this project continues to place the entire USPP
Aviation Unit's mission in jeopardy. Loss of valuable equipment is an
ongoing threat, which would inhibit the USPP's public protection
operations. Given the lack of integrated smoke alarms, fire
suppression and numerous other fire code violations, the potential for
significant personal injury or loss of life in the event of a fire is
a high risk. There is no suitable replacement for this facility should
it be lost to fire.
Ranking Categories: Category Percent Score FCI Rating: n/a 0.29 API
Rating: n/a 48.00 API/FCI Score: (40%) 32.00 SB Score: (20%) 4.10
National Park Service FY 2023 Budget Justifications CONST-32 Category
Percent Score IS Score: (20%) 20.00 CFA Score: (20%) 20.00 Total
Score: (100%) 76.10 Combined ranking factors = (0.40 x API/FCI score)
+ (0.20 x SB score) + (0.20 x IS score) + (0.20 x CFA score) Capital
Asset Planning Capital Plan Business Case Required: Yes VE Study: D
Scheduled 02/2022 Project Costs and Status Project Cost Estimate (this
PDS): Activity Dollars in thousands Percent Maintenance/Repair Work: $
2,278 26 Capital Improvement Work: $ 6,482 74 Total: $ 8,760 100
Project Funding History (entire project): History Dollars in thousands
Funded to Date: $ 1,320 FY 2023 Line Item Construction Funding (this
PDS): $ 8,760 Future Funding to Complete Project: $ 0 Total: $ 10,080
Class of Estimate: C Estimate Escalated to: FY 2023/Q4 Planning and
Design Funds (dollars in thousands): Planning Funds Received in FY
2020, 2022: $ 645 Design Funds Received in FY 2021: $ 675 Major
Milestones Construction Award/Start • Scheduled: FY 2023/Q4 • Actual:
N/A Project Complete • Scheduled: FY 2024/Q4 • Actual: N/A Project
Data Sheet Prepared/Last Updated: 02/2022 DOI Approved: YES National
Park Service FY 2023 Budget Justifications CONST-33 Annual Operations
& Maintenca Costs Current: $141,000 Projected: $127,000 Net Change:
-$14,000
(note - 75% of this bean counters lingo)
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