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RPUID) Numbers ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION BULLETIN No. 2013-24 Issuing Office: CECW-CE Issued: 20 Aug 2013 Expires: 20 Aug 2015 Subject: Identification of Real Property Unique Identification (RPUID) Numbers Applicability: Directive 1. References. a. DoD Instruction 4170.11 Installation Energy Management, 11 DEC 09. b. Executive Order 13423, Strengthening Federal Environmental, Energy, and Transportation Management, 27 Jan 07. c. Executive Order 13514, Federal Leadership in Environmental, Energy, and Economic Performance, 5 Oct 09. d. Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-02, High Performance Sustainable Building Requirements, 1 MAR 13. e. High Performance Sustainable Building Guiding Principles, 1 DEC 08. 2. Executive Order 13423 requires that all new construction and major renovation comply with the High Performance Sustainable Building Guiding Principles (GP). The Department of Defense requires through DoD Instruction 4171.11 that the services (Army, Navy and Air Force) report their buildings complying with the GP through the Annual Energy Management Report. This information is then provided to the Department of Energy to show compliance with Executive Order 13423. 3. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification can indicate compliance with many of the GPs. Therefore, it is important to identify when buildings have achieved LEED certification to assist the services in complying with GP requirements and EO 13423. The tracking of GP compliance is accomplished through real property inventory and data ECB No. 2013-24 Subject: Engineering and Construction Bulletin (ECB) Management and Format Requirements base with each building is identified by a RPUID. Therefore it is also important to link the RPIUD to LEED certified buildings. 4. Attached is a list of LEED certified buildings where USACE served as the design/construction agent sorted by USACE district. This contains important information on the LEED certification, but does not identify the RPUID for each building. Request each district contact the Real Property Office located within the Department of Public Works at the installation where the LEED certified projects are located and assist the Real Property Officer in identifying the RPUID for each certified building. Provide the Real Property Officer with the LEED certification for each building so they can update the real property inventory. (Information on how to update the real property inventory can be found in UFC 1-200-02, Section 5-3 Compliance Reporting). Provide the RPUIDs for each building and project (some projects may have more than one building) to Paula Loomis, [email protected] and Richard Schneider, [email protected] by 16 Sep 2013. 5. As a reminder, for future projects follow the LEED Implementation Guide Appendix H (atch), which was updated in 2013 to require that the RPUID be included in the second line of the LEED project title. This will ensure that the RPUID is identified in the LEED documentation for future projects. HQUSACE is working with the U.S. Green Building Council to update historic LEED records with the data gathered from this exercise. These two efforts will include the RPUID in all LEED records and eliminate exercise such as this one in the future. 6. The point of contact for ECB is Paula Loomis, CECW, 202-761-7526. //S// Encls JAMES C. DALTON, P.E.,SES Chief, Engineering and Construction Directorate of Civil Works 2 ECB 2013-24 Project ID LEED: Project Name Rating System Project Address1 Project Address2 City State Certified? Points Achieved Certification Date Certification Certification Level Certification Gross Square Footage 0010499552 Ceiba, PR BRAC AFR Center/OMS/Unh Strg LEED NC 2.2 Yes 6/7/2012 Gold 0 73462 Barnes Street Roosevelt Roads PR 0010514467 Ft. Allen PR BRAC AFR Center/OMS/Unh Str LEED NC 2.2 Yes 3/31/2011 Gold 39 49320 Hayes Avenue Juan Diaz PR 0010511277 White River Junction AFRC LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 8/22/2012 Silver 34 55305 Route 5 and Rustic Road White River Junction VT 0010501286 Rutland, VT USARC LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 8/15/2012 Silver 34 66500 Post Road Rutland VT 0010491054 151571-Pittsburgh ARS Reserve Lodge Ph I LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 10/10/2012 Gold 41 28284 2320 Airlift Avenue Pittsburgh ARS Moon Township PA 0010088485 Armed Forces Reserves Center LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 11/26/2012 Silver 34 213404 Dobbins ARB Marietta GA 0010195083 US Army Reserve Center LEED NC 2.2 Yes 10/22/2009 Silver 36 24000 NE 8th Avenue Gainesville FL 0010502802 Ft. Knox HRCoE LEED NC 2.2 Yes 4/27/2011 Silver 35 890734 398 N. Virgina St. Bldg. 6740 Ft. Knox KY 0010323713 065678, TAC Equip Shop Band, FY09 LEED NC 2.2 Yes 3/17/2011 Gold 42 24866 Wickham Ave & 47th St. Fort Campbell KY 0010502484 PN 58511 Ft. Campbell 2nd BCT Barracks LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 12/17/2012 Gold 40 119736 Striker Rd Fort Campbell KY 0010504384 Fort Campbell Medical Dental Clinic LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 6/18/2012 Silver 34 53735 101st Airborn and Strike Ave. Fort Campbell KY 0010517168 1st BCT Transformation Complex LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 4/4/2013 Certified 31 35290 49th & Wickham Ave Fort Campbell KY 0010490910 321062-Youngstown ARS Jt Svcs Lodge Ph2 LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 9/26/2012 Silver 36 41741 106B Herriman Rd. Youngstown ARS Vienna OH 0010499310 GTA Cincinnati Army Reserve Center/Land LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 2/3/2013 Silver 37 42053 Wayne Madison Road Trenton OH 0010402541 Weapons System Support & Training Facilt LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 1/9/2013 Silver 35 31377 6501 E 11 Mile Road Warren MI 0010402559 Detroit Arsenal Administrative Building LEED NC 2.2 Yes 7/11/2011 Gold 40 227009 6501 E 11 Mile Road Warren MI 0010402561 Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 12/17/2012 Silver 36 40202 6501 E 11 Mile Road Warren MI 1000005425 Armed Forces Reserve Center LEED-NC v2009 Yes 4/16/2013 Gold 62 114000 1500 Wright Brothers Blvd Cedar Rapids IA 1000008489 Field Maintenance Shop LEED-NC v2009 Yes 4/16/2013 Gold 60 60500 1500 Wright Brothers Blvd Cedar Rapids IA 0010490860 148390, 064774, ARC Fargo, ND LEED NC 2.2 Yes 2/22/2012 Silver 34 29000 1802 Voodoo Drive Fargo ND 0010353911 McCook Armed Forces Reserve Center LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 4/2/2013 Silver 36 35000 McCook Regional Airport McCook NE 0010520480 AFRC, McAlester, OK LEED NC 2.2 Yes 6/15/2011 Gold 41 33846 Corner of C Tree St. & A. St. McAlester OK 0010500999 Dallas AFR Ctr/OMS/Unh Stg LEED NC 2.2 Yes 3/26/2012 Silver 37 67516 Intersection of Justin Rd & Summit Ave. Lewisville TX 0010485915 Army Reserve Center LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 2/6/2013 Silver 34 32000 Highway 77 Sinton TX 0010494550 141850, 09-64526, Round Rock, TX LEED NC 2.2 Yes 8/18/2011 Gold 41 125005 651 North Red Bud Lane Round Rock TX 0010425007 Armed Forces Reserve Center Bell, CA LEED NC 2.2 Yes 7/12/2010 Silver 34 237899 5600 Rickenbacker Road Bell CA 0010501345 Armed Forces Reserve Center Vancouver LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 6/17/2013 Gold 44 79669 SW Corner NE 147th ST Vancouver WA 0010485379 Kingsville US Armed Forces Reserve Cente LEED NC 2.2 Yes 1/3/2012 Certified 30 49577 Nimitz Avenue Kingsville TX 0010480149 143641,0967583,ARC Ft. Shafter, HI, 2009 LEED NC 2.2 Yes 7/28/2011 Silver 33 29936 1555 Pass Street Honolulu HI 0010373145 Armed Forces Reserve Center, Columbus LEED NC 2.2 Yes 10/10/2011 Gold 43 46148 Columbus, NE Columbus NE 0010334493 Fort Lupton Readiness Center LEED NC 2.2 Yes 8/31/2011 Gold 43 36175 TBD Fort Lupton CO 0010480878 Environmental Laboratory Office Building LEED NC 2.2 Yes 7/21/2011 Gold 43 85536 3909 Halls Ferry Road Vicksburg MS 1000013091 General Instructional Building-Carlisle LEED-NC v2009 Yes 2/4/2013 Silver 57 6400 Gibner Road Building 47 Carlisle PA 0010099031 322 Sentinel Drive Interior Fit-Out LEED CI 2.0 Yes 3/16/2011 Gold 32 119516 322 Sentinel Drive Annapolis Junction MD 0010100692 320 Sentinel Drive Interior Fit Out LEED CI 2.0 Yes 2/10/2011 Silver 31 120404 320 Sentinel Drive Annapolis Junction MD 0010250323 DISA LEED NC 2.2 Yes 10/5/2011 Gold 42 1070000 Cooper Avenue Ft. Meade MD 0010100368 Community Hospital at Ft. Belvoir LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 7/6/2012 Gold 40 2281112 Ft. Belvoir Road Ft. Belvoir VA 0010425607 NRMC Headquarters LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 11/5/2012 Silver 38 50150 5646 3rd Street Fort Belvoir VA 0010425717 Dental Clinic LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 1/3/2013 Silver 38 22683 First Street Fort Belvoir VA 0010480650 Davison Army Airfield FCT, Bldg 3244 LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 7/24/2013 Gold 41 6814 Gavin Road Fort Belvoir VA 0010630542 BRAC 5/132 - OCAR LEED NC 2.2 Yes 3/30/2012 Gold 40 88470 Geothals street Ft. Belvoir VA 0010630549 BRAC 5/132 - USALSA/AAA LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 7/25/2012 Silver 35 96312 Gunston Road Fort Belvoir VA 0010650094 WT Complex - WT Barracks LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 7/31/2012 Gold 41 194400 Gunston Rd. Ft. Belvoir VA 0010480581 Ft. Belvoir EPG Emergency Services Ctr LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 11/20/2012 Silver 36 14700 Fort Belvoir Springfield VA 0010316048 Ft. Eustis UEP Housing LEED-NC 2.2 Yes 7/1/2013 Gold 39 129500 807 Lee Blvd Fort Eustis VA 0010353914 Museum Support Center Facility LEED NC 2.2 Yes 8/30/2011 Silver 34 124775 9955 Tracy Loop Building No.
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