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BILLING CODE 5001–10–C

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

Air Force A–76 Initiatives Cost

Comparisons and Direct Conversions

(As of 31 March 2000)

The Air Force is in the process of

conducting the following A–76

initiatives. Cost comparisons are publicprivate competitions. Direct conversions

are functions that may result in a

conversion to contract without public

competition. These initiatives were

announced and in-progress as of 31

March 2000, include the installation

and state where the cost comparison or

direct conversion is being performed,

the total authorizations under study,

public announcement date and actual or

anticipated solicitation date. The

following initiatives are in various

stages of completion.

COST COMPARISONS

Installation State Function(s) Total

authorizations

Public announcement

date

Solicitation

issued or scheduled date

ANDERSEN ...................... GUAM SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION ................. 317 25–Jun–98 ........ 28–May–99

ANDREWS ........................ MD COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 181 04–Oct–99 ........ 11–May–01

ANDREWS ........................ MD HEATING SYSTEMS ........................................ 22 17–Dec–98 ....... 18–Feb–00

ANDREWS ........................ MD GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ............................ 9 17–Dec–98 ....... 17–Apr–00

ANDREWS ........................ MD AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY ..... 815 25–Jul–97 ......... 26–May–99

AVON PARK ..................... FL RANGE OPERATIONS .................................... 38 22–Dec–99 ....... 15–Oct–00

BARKSDALE ..................... LA PROTECTIVE COATING ................................. 13 14–Dec–98 ....... 15–Apr–00

BEALE ............................... CA BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 383 08–Sep–99 ....... 07–Mar–01

BOLLING ........................... DC SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION ................. 163 01–Dec–98 ....... 11–Jul–00

CARSWELL ...................... TX BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 69 03–Feb–00 ....... 05–Jun–01

CHEYENNE MTN ............. CO CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 139 08–May–98 ....... 24–Sep–99

DAVIS MONTHAN ............ AZ BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 35 04–Jan–00 ........ TBD

DOVER ............................. DE HEATING SYSTEMS ........................................ 11 07–Jan–99 ........ 07–Jan–00

EDWARDS ........................ CA BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 553 09–Dec–98 ....... 08–Nov–00

EDWARDS ........................ CA TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE/

AEROSPACE GROUND EQUIPMENT.

146 06–Nov–98 ....... 15–May–00

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COST COMPARISONS—Continued

Installation State Function(s) Total

authorizations

Public announcement

date

Solicitation

issued or scheduled date

EGLIN ............................... FL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ......................... 52 22–Sep–99 ....... 29–Sep–00

EGLIN ............................... FL CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 200 03–Dec–96 ....... 21–Jul–98

EIELSON ........................... AK COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS AND

MAINTENANCE.

63 29–Oct–99 ........ 05–Jul–00

ELMENDORF .................... AK BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 208 26–Mar–99 ....... 15–Apr–00

ELMENDORF .................... AK COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS AND

MAINTENANCE.

81 05–Jan–00 ........ 03–Sep–00

FAIRCHILD ....................... WA HEATING SYSTEMS ........................................ 16 16–Mar–99 ....... 01–Mar–00

GREATER PITTSBURGH PA BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 77 13–Jun–96 ........ 10–Nov–99

GRISSOM ......................... IN BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 133 13–Jun–96 ........ 01–Oct–99

HANSCOM AFB ................ MA CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 201 09–Dec–98 ....... 25–Feb–00

HANSCOM AFB ................ MA BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 70 10–Nov–98 ....... 15–Apr–00

HANSCOM AFB ................ MA EDUCATION/TRAINING AND PERSONNEL ... 17 25–Nov–98 ....... 15–Apr–00

HILL AFB .......................... UT BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 576 30–Sep–98 ....... 20–Sep–00

HOLLOMAN AFB .............. NM MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING MAINTENANCE.66 12–May–97 ....... 14–Jan–00

HOLLOMAN AFB .............. NM TEST TRACK ................................................... 125 18–Nov–99 ....... 25–Aug–00

HOMESTEAD ................... FL BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 106 13–Jun–96 ........ 15–Jan–00

HURLBURT COM FL ........ FL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ......................... 37 28–Apr–99 ........ 09–Mar–01

HURLBURT COM FL ........ FL COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 50 31–Jul–98 ......... 19–Jun–00

HURLBURT COM FL ........ FL BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 33 15–Jul–98 ......... 17–Feb–00

KEESLER .......................... MS MULTIPLE SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ................ 741 21–Sep–99 ....... TBD

KIRTLAND ........................ NM BASE COMMUNICATIONS .............................. 228 06–Nov–97 ....... 04–Jun–99

LACKLAND ....................... TX MULTIPLE SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ................ 1440 26–Jan–99 ........ 09–Aug–99

LANGLEY .......................... VA GENERAL LIBRARY ........................................ 11 22–Dec–98 ....... 15–May–00

MARCH ............................. CA BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 195 13–Jun–96 ........ 15–Nov–99

MAXWELL ......................... AL MULTIPLE SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ................ 814 28–Apr–98 ........ 22–Mar–99

MCCHORD ....................... WA GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ............................ 10 14–Jun–99 ........ 17–Jun–00

MULTIPLE INSTL ............. ADMINISTRATIVE SWITCHBOARD ................ 44 19–Jun–97 ........ 15–Apr–00

CROUGHTON ........... UK

FAIRFORD ................. UK

LAKENHEATH ........... UK

MILDENHALL ............ UK

MOLESWORTH ......... UK

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ....... 15 07–Jul–99 ......... 30–Apr–00

LAKENHEATH ........... UK

MILDENHALL ............ UK

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ PRECISION MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT

LABORATORY (PMEL).

1516 24–Sep–98 ....... 29–Oct–99

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ....... 24 07–Jul–99 ......... 30–Apr–00

RAMSTEIN ................ GERMY

SPANGDAHLEM ....... GERMY

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 141 11–Mar–99 ....... 17–Apr–00

GENERAL MITCHELL WI

WESTOVER .............. MA

MINN–ST PAUL ......... MN

YOUNGSTOWN ........ OH

WILLOW GROVE ...... PA

GRISSOM .................. IN

PITTSBURGH ............ PA

MARCH ...................... CA

HOMESTEAD ............ FL

CARSWELL ............... TX

NEW ORLEANS ........ LA

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ ADMINISTRATIVE SWITCHBOARD ................ 50 19–Jun–97 ........ 15–Apr–00

RAMSTEIN ................ GERMY

SEMBACH ................. GERMY

SPANGDAHLEM ....... GERMY

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 208 03–Aug–99 ....... 15–May–00

LANGLEY .................. VA

HILL AFB ................... UT

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ MULTIPLE SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ................ 124 14–Jul–99 ......... 30–Dec–00

CROUGHTON ........... UK

FAIRFORD ................. UK

MOLESWORTH ......... UK

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ EDUCATION SERVICES ................................. 153 07–Jan–99 ........ 21–Jan–00

HOWARD ................... PANMA

MOODY ..................... GA

MINOT ....................... ND

MT HOME .................. ID

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COST COMPARISONS—Continued

Installation State Function(s) Total

authorizations

Public announcement

date

Solicitation

issued or scheduled date

NELLIS ....................... NV

SHAW ........................ SC

WHITEMAN ............... MO

LAJES ........................ AZORE

ELLSWORTH ............. SD

SEYMOUR JOHNSON.NC

HOLLOMAN ............... NM

DYESS ....................... TX

DAVIS MONTHAN ..... AZ

CANNON ................... NM

BARKSDALE ............. LA

KEFLAVIK .................. ICELD

LANGLEY .................. VA

BEALE ....................... CA

NEW BOSTON ................. NH BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 48 03–Dec–97 ....... 01–Jun–00

OFFUTT ............................ NE BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 1608 30–Sep–98 ....... 15–Aug–00

PATRICK ........................... FL SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION ................. 43 14–May–98 ....... 12–Jun–00

PETERSON ...................... CO PERSONNEL SERVICES ................................ 92 05–Jan–00 ........ 01–Dec–00

ROBINS ............................ GA BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 133 01–Apr–99 ........ 21–Jun–00

ROBINS ............................ GA EDUCATION SERVICES ................................. 57 07–Jan–99 ........ 26–Jun–00

ROBINS ............................ GA ADMINISTRATIVE TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.17 17–Mar–99 ....... 07–Apr–00

SCOTT .............................. IL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS AND

MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS.

178 19–Mar–98 ....... 16–Aug–99

SCOTT .............................. IL PERSONNEL SERVICES ................................ 236 25–Jun–99 ........ 19–Feb–01

SEMBACH ........................ GERMY COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 48 18–Dec–98 ....... 15–Apr–00

SHEPPARD ...................... TX MULTIPLE SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ................ 549 21–Sep–99 ....... 29–Jun–00

TINKER ............................. OK EDUCATION SERVICES ................................. 54 16–Nov–98 ....... 17–Nov–99

TINKER ............................. OK BASE SUPPLY ................................................. 152 30–Nov–98 ....... 17–Nov–99

TINKER ............................. OK ENVIRONMENTAL ........................................... 53 24–Nov–98 ....... 12–Nov–99

TRAVIS ............................. CA VEHICLE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE.131 15–Jul–98 ......... 14–Apr–00

USAF ACADEMY .............. CO BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 108 08–May–98 ....... 09–May–00

USAF ACADEMY .............. CO CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 497 01–Dec–98 ....... 24–Mar–00

USAF ACADEMY .............. CO FOOD SERVICES ............................................ 297 08–May–98 ....... 21–Apr–99

USAF ACADEMY .............. CO SERVICES ACTIVITIES ................................... 75 08–May–98 ....... 17–Sep–99

USAF ACADEMY .............. CO COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 114 20–May–99 ....... 05–Jun–00

WHITEMAN ....................... MO UTILITIES PLANT ............................................ 11 18–Aug–99 ....... 27–May–00

WILLOW GROVE ............. PA BASE OPERATING SUPPORT ....................... 52 13–Jun–96 ........ 28–Sep–98

WRIGHT PATTERSON .... OH LABORATORY SUPPORT SERVICES ........... 127 21–Aug–98 ....... 29–Oct–99

WRIGHT PATTERSON .... OH CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 104 21–Aug–98 ....... 03–Mar–00

DIRECT CONVERSIONS

Installation State Function(s) Total

authorizations

Public announcement

date

Solicitation

issued or scheduled date

ANDERSEN ...................... GUAM AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ................................. 12 14–Sep–99 ....... 27–May–00

ASHEVILLE ....................... NC COMPUTER SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE ........ 10 17–Feb–99 ....... 01–Jun–00

BARKSDALE ..................... LA ADMINISTRATIVE SWITCHBOARD ................ 10 04–Aug–98 ....... 22–Nov–99

CANNON ........................... NM PROTECTIVE COATING ................................. 2 07–Jan–99 ........ 01–Apr–00

CHEYENNE MTN ............. CO COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 385 08–May–98 ....... 01–Dec–99

DAVIS MONTHAN ............ AZ PROTECTIVE COATING ................................. 9 24–Jun–98 ........ 27–Mar–00

DAVIS MONTHAN ............ AZ RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION SERVICES .. 2 11–Aug–98 ....... 21–Apr–00

EDWARDS ........................ CA LIBRARY ........................................................... 7 09–Dec–98 ....... 26–Jun–00

ELLSWORTH .................... SD ENVIRONMENTAL ........................................... 7 05–Nov–98 ....... 14–Apr–00

F E WARREN ................... WY BASE COMMUNICATIONS .............................. 105 30–Oct–97 ........ 10–Apr–00

GRAND FORKS ................ ND MUNITIONS MAINTENANCE .......................... 5 17–May–99 ....... 13–Oct–00

HICKAM ............................ HI AIR MOBILITY OPERATIONS CONTROL

CENTER (AMOCC).

53 29–Oct–99 ........ 01–Jul–00

HURLBURT COM FL ........ FL HOUSING MANAGEMENT .............................. 12 20–Jan–00 ........ TBD

HURLBURT COM FL ........ FL SUPPLY RETAIL SALES SECTION ................ 10 15–Jul–98 ......... 17–Feb–00

KIRTLAND ........................ NM ENVIRONMENTAL ........................................... 32 24–Nov–98 ....... 17–Jul–00

KIRTLAND ........................ NM GENERAL LIBRARY ........................................ 4 12–Jan–99 ........ 17–Jul–00

KIRTLAND ........................ NM AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ............................. 165 05–Nov–99 ....... 14–Dec–99

KIRTLAND ........................ NM EDUCATION SERVICES ................................. 12 26–Oct–98 ........ 20–Mar–00

KIRTLAND ........................ NM RECREATIONAL SUPPORT ........................... 9 12–Jan–99 ........ 17–Jul–00

KIRTLAND ........................ NM FOOD SERVICES ............................................ 15 29–Oct–99 ........ 30–Apr–00

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DIRECT CONVERSIONS—Continued

Installation State Function(s) Total

authorizations

Public announcement

date

Solicitation

issued or scheduled date

KIRTLAND ........................ NM CIVIL ENGINEERING ....................................... 360 09–Dec–98 ....... 16–Feb–00

LACKLAND ....................... TX FOOD SERVICES ............................................ 20 20–Dec–99 ....... 05–Jun–00

LACKLAND ....................... TX FACILITIES SERVICES MAINTENANCE ........ 63 07–Feb–00 ....... 14–May–00

LANGLEY .......................... VA COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 8 23–Mar–99 ....... 01–Aug–00

LANGLEY .......................... VA COMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATION AND

INFORMATION FUNCTION.

13 31–Jan–00 ........ 01–Aug–00

LANGLEY .......................... VA DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS.15 04–Nov–99 ....... 15–Sep–00

LANGLEY .......................... VA TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ....... 21 27–Aug–98 ....... 27–Aug–99

LANGLEY .......................... VA AIRCRAFT FLEET SERVICES ........................ 11 29–Jun–99 ........ 15–Jun–00

MALMSTROM ................... MT BASE COMMUNICATIONS .............................. 85 06–Oct–97 ........ 15–May–00

MAXWELL ......................... AL EDUCATION SERVICES ................................. 35 31–Jul–98 ......... 15–Jan–00

MCGUIRE ......................... NJ FURNISHINGS MANAGEMENT ...................... 2 14–May–99 ....... 07–Apr–00

MCGUIRE ......................... NJ HEATING SYSTEMS ........................................ 6 04–May–99 ....... 31–Aug–00

MINOT ............................... ND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ............................ 9 18–May–99 ....... 23–Oct–00

MT HOME ......................... ID GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ............................ 6 20–Jul–99 ......... 09–Jul–00

MT HOME ......................... ID TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ....... 7 27–Aug–98 ....... 29–Jul–99

MULTIPLE INSTLNS ........ LINEN ............................................................... 11 17–Jun–99 ........ 22–May–00

RAMSTEIN ................ GERMY .

SPANGDAHLEM ....... GERMY .

LAKENHEATH ........... UK .

MILDENHALL ............ UK .

NELLIS .............................. NV COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 9 22–Dec–98 ....... 18–Nov–99

OFFUTT ............................ NE COMPUTER OPERATIONS ............................. 76 17–Feb–99 ....... 30–May–00

POPE ................................ NC FURNISHINGS MANAGEMENT ...................... 1 07–Oct–98 ........ 27–Mar–00

RANDOLPH ...................... TX COURSEWARE DEVELOPMENT ................... 38 30–Sep–99 ....... TBD

ROBINS ............................ GA GENERAL LIBRARY ........................................ 6 23–Nov–99 ....... 16–Jun–00

ROBINS ............................ GA PROTECTIVE COATING ................................. 8 18–Jan–00 ........ 08–Jun–00

SCHRIEVER ..................... CO FOOD SERVICES ............................................ 18 02–Sep–99 ....... 01–Nov–00

SCOTT .............................. IL FURNISHINGS MANAGEMENT ...................... 3 07–Aug–98 ....... 01–Jul–00

SCOTT .............................. IL ADMINISTRATIVE SWITCHBOARD ................ 86 05–Aug–99 ....... TBD

SCOTT .............................. IL MISCELANEOUS ACTIVITIES ......................... 2 18–Mar–99 ....... 20–Mar–00

SHAW ............................... SC COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS ..................... 3 18–May–99 ....... 09–May–00

SHAW ............................... SC ENVIRONMENTAL ........................................... 2 22–Mar–00 ....... 10–Jul–00

TRAVIS ............................. CA FACILITIES SERVICES MAINTENANCE ........ 2 20–Apr–98 ........ 04–Jun–00

TRAVIS ............................. CA HEATING SYSTEMS ........................................ 5 20–Apr–98 ........ 15–Apr–00

VANCE .............................. OK SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT .................................. 22 04–Feb–00 ....... 21–Oct–99

VANDENBERG AFB ......... CA MISSILE STORAGE & MAINTENANCE .......... 66 14–Apr–99 ........ 18–Dec–99

WHITEMAN ....................... MO ADMINISTRATIVE SWITCHBOARD ................ 9 22–Dec–98 ....... 03–Sep–99

WHITEMAN ....................... MO HOSPITAL SERVICES ..................................... 2 17–Apr–98 ........ 17–Nov–98

WHITEMAN ....................... MO GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ............................ 5 08–Dec–98 ....... 29–Sep–99

Janet A. Long,

Air Force Federal Register Liaison Officer.

[FR Doc. 00–13487 Filed 5–30–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 5001–05–P

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Department of the Army, Corps of

Engineers

Draft Environmental Impact Statement

for the Proposed Destination

Broadwater Resort, Biloxi, MS

AGENCY: Army Corps of Engineers,

Mobile District, DoD.

ACTION: Notice of availability.

SUMMARY: This notice of availability

announces the public release of the

Draft Environmental Impact Statement

(EIS) for the Proposed Destination

Broadwater Resort, Biloxi, Mississippi.

On August 18, 1998, President Casinos,

LLC submitted a Joint Permit

Application and Notification to the US

Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile

District, the Mississippi Department of

Environmental Quality, Office of

Pollution Control and the Mississippi

Department of Marine Resources for the

Destination Broadwater project. The

proposed action involves the

redevelopment and construction of a

large-scale casino destination resort at

the existing Broadwater Resort and

President Casino adjacent to US

Highway 90 in Biloxi, Harrison County,

Mississippi. Based on a review of the

level of impacts associated with the

proposed action, the Mobile District

published a Notice of Intent to Prepare

an Environmental Impact Statement on

May 11, 1999. The Draft EIS has been

developed by the Corps of Engineers

(lead agency) and eight cooperating

Federal and state agencies. The Draft

EIS provides a comprehensive

environmental analysis to aid in the

decision-making process to deny or

approve the Department of the Army

permit for the proposed Destination

Broadwater Project.

DATES: The public comment period for

the Draft EIS will extend through July

17, 2000.

ADDRESSES: To receive a copy of the

Draft EIS, or to submit comments,

contact U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,

Mobile District, Coastal Environment

Team, Post Office Box 2288, Mobile, AL

36628–0001. A copy of the full

document may also be viewed in the

library in Biloxi, Mississippi or in the

Mobile District.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Susan Ivester Rees, Ph.D., EIS Manager,

(334) 694–4141, facsimile number (334)