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Screening tools mentioned in the UFC can be used to determine if photovoltaic (PV) and solar domestic hot water are LCCE provide details if renewable energy requirements will be met using an installation approach.

UFC 3-440-01, Facility-Scale Renewable Energy Systems,.

LCCA guidance: UFC 3-410-01 - HVAC Systems, Appendix E.

Energy compliance, 10 CFR 433 (for DB) - During RFP development, a solution will be identified that achieves compliance with 10 CFR 433 the post-award design solution can vary but only if the solution is life-cycle cost effective (LCCE) and achieves a higher energy efficiency. Solar Heating of Buildings, Roofing Maintenance, Runway and Road Design, Wastewater Collection, Airfield Pavement, Asphalt Maintenance, Airfield Damage Repair, Hazardous Waste, Seismic Evaluation, Industrial Ventilation.

UFGC 01 33 29.05 20, Sustainability Reporting (for DB).

UFGS 01 33 29, Sustainability Reporting (for DBB).

2-6.1 (except 2-6.1.3) Environmentally Preferable Products.

Applicable UFC 1-200-02 paragraphs may include, but are not limited to, the following: Several portions of the requirements may also apply to horizontal projects and can be incorporated and tracked to contribute to Tyndall’s overall sustainability goals.

Horizontal infrastructure and utilities projects: UFC 1-200-02 outlines requirements for enclosed, occupied buildings.

Each renovation 3 in an existing building \4\≥10,000 GSF/4/, with \1\total 4 /1/cost greater than $3M 5 and 50% ERC 6, and with comprehensive replacement 3 (include additions that are part of the building renovation). Each new building \4\≥10,000 GSF/4/, with construction cost greater than $3M 5, unless Component policy is more stringent\2\/2/.Ģ. Each renovation 3 in an existing building \4\≥10,000 GSF/4/, with \1\total 4/1/ cost greater than $3M 5 and 50% ERC 6, and with comprehensive replacement 3 (include additions that are part of the building renovation)ģ. \1\Addition of/1/Third Party Certificationġ.

Tracking\1\of HPSB Guiding Principles Compliance (use Component HPSB Checklist and guidance2)/1/ Cost-effectively attain energy efficiency and water conservation.Table 1-1 Compliance Requirement/Thresholds RequirementĪll design and construction activity 1 and assessments of existing buildings\4\ ≥10,000 GSF./4/Īssessments of existing building assets\4\ ≥10,000 GSF./4/ Base design decisions on life cycle cost (LCC) effectiveness using calculation methodologies detailed in NIST Handbook 135. Design buildings to achieve at least 30% energy consumption reduction from the ASHRAE 90.1 baseline. Use products and materials that have a lesser or reduced effect on human health and the environment.įollow federal requirements to reduce demand and optimize performance of the building energy and water systems as a key strategy to minimizing the total ownership cost of AF facilities. Maintain occupant health, safety and wellness while satisfying mission and user requirements. Evaluate building components to determine whether passive and natural design strategies and features are cost effectively incorporated before the active and mechanical systems are designed.

Guiding Principles Assessment (GPA) assesses. Address climate resiliency and local and regional contexts in building designs and features. For the DOD compliance with UFC 1-200-02 is compliance with Guiding Principles for Federal Sustainable Buildings. Reduce the total cost of facility ownership through sustainable design features such as a building’s orientation, thermal envelope and shading devices. Design and construct High Performance and Sustainable Buildings (HPSB) that comply with all the federal HPSB requirements as detailed in UFC 1-200-02 for all Facility Groups following the Facilities Hierarchy guidance in the Overview of this AFCFS.