BASE STRUCTURE REPORT - FISCAL YEAR 2015 BASELINE

1 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. BASE STRUCTURE REPORT - FISCAL YEAR 2015 BASELINE . A Summary of the Real Property Inventory Department of Defense Base STRUCTURE REPORT FY 2015 BASELINE I. Introduction .. DoD-2. II. Organization .. DoD-2. III. Display Criteria and Definitions .. DoD-3. IV. Portfolio Summary .. DoD-6. V. Personnel Assigned by Military Installation .. DoD-17. VI. Site Size by Location DoD-18. VII. Total DoD DoD-29. VIII. Individual Service Inventories05256225. Army .. ARMY-1. Navy .. NAVY-1. Air AIR FORCE-1. Marine corps .. USMC-1. Washington Headquarters Services.

2 WHS-1. VIX. State/Territories Army National Guard Inventory .. STATE-1. X. Personnel Data from PERS-1. XI. Acronyms .. APPENDIX-A. DoD - 1. Department of Defense Base STRUCTURE REPORT FY 2015 BASELINE I. Introduction The Base STRUCTURE REPORT (BSR) FY 2015 BASELINE is a snapshot of real property data collected as of September 30, 2014, and serves as the BASELINE for the start of the next FISCAL year. The data presented here is a consolidated summary of the Military Departments' native real property inventory (RPI) data submitted annually in accordance with DoD Instruction , Real Property Inventory and Forecasting , to support the requirements of title 10, Code, section 2721, Real Property Records.

3 This consolidated database, known as the Real Property Assets Database (RPAD), is the source for all DoD RPI data reporting requirements throughout the year. This REPORT is very popular and used by many diverse users, so we are continually trying to adjust the data displays to reflect the most commonly requested information on DoD RPI. While not intended to answer every single question about DoD's real property portfolio, the BSR should provide most readers with accurate background information about the vast majority of issues regarding DoD's real property infrastructure.

4 With the increased focus on reducing the federal government's real estate footprint, DoD has been a leader in the Freeze the Footprint initiative to not increase the overall infrastructure square footage from a BASELINE established in 2012. The initiative, focused primarily on office and warehouse space, has already seen a reduction of over 11 million square feet through disposal, consolidation, lease termination or demolition. This figure represents over 50% of the total federal government's Freeze the Footprint savings. Even with these reductions, DoD is still one of the Federal government's larger holders of real estate managing a global real property portfolio that consists of nearly 562,000 facilities (buildings, structures, and linear structures), located on over 4,800 sites worldwide and covering over million acres.

5 II. Organization As with previous years' version, the BSR FY 2015 BASELINE provides a comprehensive listing of all sites owned or managed by DoD. based on the criteria provided in Section III of this REPORT . The portfolio summary provides an overview of the size of the DoD. inventory, followed by the summary information, first arrayed alphabetically by State for all of DoD, and then repeated in sections dedicated to each Service. The last section provides summary details on sites managed by the states as part of the Army National Guard. All other Reserve Component sites are reported as part of their respective Military Department.

6 It is important to understand, when using this REPORT , that the physical base STRUCTURE is dynamic, and will naturally change throughout the year (new construction, demolitions, etc.). Since the BSR is an annual snapshot of the DoD's physical plant, the data is just DoD - 2. Department of Defense Base STRUCTURE REPORT FY 2015 BASELINE captured at the end of the FISCAL year - for this REPORT on September 30, 2014. Since sites and assets continue to be listed in the BSR. until they are legally removed from the inventory, even though they may be in various stages of activity, it is not unusual to find unutilized assets still reported in the BSR while awaiting disposal.

7 For the purpose of this inventory reporting, a site is defined as a specific geographic location containing real property assets. Each site is then assigned a Real Property Site Unique Identifier (RPSUID), along with a name specific to that location. Sites are usually assigned to military installations even though they may be physically separated in location. The last section of this REPORT reflects authoritative personnel data within the constraints of data reporting by the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC). This section is not managed by this office, so any questions should be directed to DMDC.

8 III. Display Criteria and Definitions This inventory data is extracted directly from the Military Departments' authoritative real property inventories as submitted to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) for consolidation in RPAD. When submitted, the data is certified in writing as representing accurate data by the Senior Real Property Officers of the Military Departments. Display Criteria: To qualify for individual entry in the BSR, a DoD site located in the united states must be larger than 10 acres AND have a Plant Replacement Value (PRV) greater than $10 million.

9 Sites located in a foreign country must be larger than 10 acres OR have a PRV greater than $10 million to be shown as a separate entry. Sites not meeting these criteria are aggregated as an Other . location within each state or country. Army National Guard State sites have the criteria adjusted to reflect sites larger than five acres AND have a PRV greater than $5 million. State sites not meeting this criteria are aggregated as Other for each state. Site: Physical (geographic) location that is owned by, leased to, or otherwise possessed by a DoD Component.

10 Each site is assigned to a single installation. A site may exist in one of three forms: land only where no facilities are present; facility or facilities only . where there the underlying land is neither owned nor controlled by the government, and land with facilities where both are present. Installation: A military base, camp, post, station, yard, center, homeport facility for any ship, or other activity under the jurisdiction of the Department of Defense, including leased space, that is controlled by, or primarily supports DoD's activities. An installation may consist of one or more sites, or may be an administrative designation.