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1 PAX NEWSLETTER NO The attached updated area cost factor () list dated supersedes the list published by the PAX Newsletter dated 31 March It is also used to update the list in Appendix B of current Department of the Army technical manual TM , Programming Cost Estimates for Military Construction, dated May The updated indexes shall be used as a guide for preparation and review of FY 2002 and FY 2003 Military Construction and Family Housing budget cost estimates. The of individual location reflects a relative comparison to the of 1.00 for the national average of 96 base cities (two cities per state in the continental US). The index is the combination factors of local construction costs of labor, material, and equipment (LME), and seven other matrix factors such as weather, climate, seismic, mobilization, overhead and profit, labor availability, and labor productivity. 2. This newsletter is also published on the web page at 3. Proponent of this newsletter: Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, HQUSACE/CEMP-EE, or DSN , FAX and Internet Address at robert.t.wong@usace.army.mil.
2 APPENDIX B ALABAMA 0.85 MOBILE 0.84 MONTGOMERY 0.86 (A) ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT 0.84 (A) FORT MCCLELLAN 0.84 (A) FORT RUCKER 0.81 (AF) MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE 0.86 (N) MOBILE AREA 0.84 (A) REDSTONE ARSENAL 0.86 ALASKA 1.61 ANCHORAGE 1.52 FAIRBANKS 1.69 (N) ADAK NAVAL STATION 2.35 (AF) CLEAR AIR FORCE BASE 1.88 (AF) EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE 1.74 (AF) ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE 1.52 (A) FORT GREELY 1.88 (A) FORT RICHARDSON 1.52 (A) FORT WAINWRIGHT 1.69 (AF) SHEMYA AIR FORCE BASE 2.42 ARIZONA 0.98 FLAGSTAFF 0.98 TUSCON 0.98 (AF) DAVIS MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE 0.98 (A) FORT HUACHUCA 1.00 (AF) LUKE AIR FORCE BASE 0.98 (A) NAVAJO ARMY DEPOT 0.96 (N) YUMA MCAS 1.12 (A) YUMA PROVING GROUND 1.12 ARKANSAS 0.87 FORT SMITH 0.85 PINE BLUFF 0.89 (A) FORT CHAFFEE 0.84 (AF) LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE 0.85 (A) PINE BLUFF ARSENAL
3 CALIFORNIA 1.18 SAN DIEGO 1.16 SAN FRANCISCO 1.20 (N) 29 PALMS MARINE CORPS BASE 1.29 (AF) BEALE AIR FORCE BASE 1.25 (N) CAMP PENDLETON MARINE CORPS 1.16 (N) CENTERVILLE BEACH 1.10 (N) CHINA LAKE NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER 1.26 (AF) EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE 1.19 (N) EL CENTRO NAVAL AIR FIELD 1.14 (N) EL TORO 1.05 (A) FORT HUNTER LIGGETT 1.25 (A) FORT IRWIN 1.26 (N) LEMORE NAS 1.25 (N) LOS ANGELES AREA 1.12 (AF) MARCH AIR FORCE BASE 1.05 (AF) MCCLELLAN AIR FORCE BASE 1.05 (N) MONTEREY AREA 1.17 (A) OAKLAND ARMY BASE 1.20 (A) FORT ORD 1.13 (N) PORT HUENEME AREA 1.07 (A) RIVERBANK ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.14 (A) SACREMENTO ARMY DEPOT 1.05 (N) SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND 1.91 (A) SHARPE ARMY DEPOT 1.17 (A) SIERRA ARMY DEPOT 1.27 (N) STOCKTON AREA 1.15 (AF) TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE 1.18 (AF) VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE 1.20 COLORADO 1.03 COLORADO SPRINGS 1.03 DENVER 1.03 (AF) AIR FORCE ACADEMY 1.03 (AF) CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN 1.08 (A) FITZSIMONS ARMY MED CENTER 1.04 (A) FORT CARSON 1.06 (AF) PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE 1.03 (A) PUEBLO ARMY DEPOT 0.95 (A) ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL 1.01 (AF) SCHRIEVER AIR FORCE STATION 1.08 CONNECTICUT 1.05 BRIDGEPORT 1.05 NEW LONDON 1.04 (N) NEW LONDON AREA 1.05 (A) STRATFORD ENG PLANT
4 DELAWARE 1.02 DOVER 1.01 WILMINGTON 1.03 (AF) DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 1.01 FLORIDA 0.86 MIAMI 0.91 PANAMA CITY 0.82 (AF) CAPE CANAVERAL 0.92 (AF) EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 (AF) HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE 0.91 (N) JACKSONVILLE AREA 0.90 (N) KEY WEST NAVAL AIR STATION 1.10 (AF) MCDILL AIR FORCE BASE 0.88 (N) ORLANDO AREA 0.84 (N) PANAMA CITY AREA 0.82 (N) PENSACOLA AREA 0.84 (AF TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 GEORGIA 0.85 ALBANY 0.79 ATLANTA 0.91 (N) ALBANY AREA 0.79 (A) FORT BENNING 0.80 (A) FORT GILLEM 0.91 (A) FORT GORDON 0.84 (A) FORT MCPHERSON 0.91 (A) FORT STEWART 0.82 (N) KINGS BAY 0.96 (AF) MOODY AFB 0.83 (AF) ROBINS AFB 0.79 HAWAII 1.48 HONOLULU 1.45 KANEOHE BAY 1.52 (N) BARBERS POINT NAVAL AIR STA 1.52 (N) BARKING SANDS 1.61 (N) FORD ISLAND 1.47 (A) FORT DERUSSY 1.45 (A) FORT SHAFTER 1.47 (AF) HICKMAN AIR FORCE BASE 1.45 (N) KANEOHE MARINE CORPS AIR ST 1.52 (N) PEARL HARBOR 1.47 (N) POHAKULOA 1.80 (A) SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 1.55 (A) TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 1.58 (A) WHEELER ARMY AIR FIELD
5 IDAHO 1.06 BOISE 1.01 MOUNTAIN HOME 1.11 (AF) MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE 1.11 ILLINOIS 1.15 BELLEVILLE 1.09 CHICAGO 1.22 (N) FOREST PARK (CHICAGO) 1.22 (N) GLENVIEW (CHICAGO) 1.22 (N) GREAT LAKES (NTC) 1.26 (A) ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL 1.06 (A) SAVANNAH ARMY DEPOT 1.02 (AF) SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE 1.16 INDIANA 0.99 INDIANAPOLIS 1.01 LOGANSPORT 0.96 (N) CRANE NWSC 1.01 (A) FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON 1.04 (AF) GRISSOM AIR FORCE BASE 1.04 (A) JEFFERSON PROVING GROUND 0.93 IOWA 1.06 BURLINGTON 1.11 DES MOINES 1.00 (A) IOWA ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.19 KANSAS 0.93 MANHATTAN 0.96 WICHITA 0.91 (A) FORT LEAVENWORTH 1.05 (A) FORT RILEY 1.09 (A) KANSAS ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.97 (AF) MCCONNELL AIR FORCE BASE 0.99 KENTUCKY 0.94 LEXINGTON 0.91 LOUISVILLE 0.97 (A) FORT CAMPBELL 1.06 (A) FORT KNOX 1.05 (A) LEXINGTON/BLUE GRASS AD 0.98 (N) LOUISVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION
6 LOUISIANA 0.89 NEW ORLEANS 0.95 SHREVEPORT 0.84 (AF) BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE 0.83 (A) FORT POLK 0.89 (A) LOUISIANA ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.82 (A) NEW ORLEANS ARMY BASE 0.95 MAINE 1.06 BANGOR 1.07 PORTLAND 1.05 (N) BRUNSWICK AREA 1.02 (N) CUTLER WINTER HARBOR 1.02 MARYLAND 0.89 BALTIMORE 0.89 LEXINGTON PARK 0.89 (A) ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 0.90 (AF) ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE 0.95 (N) ANNAPOLIS 0.90 (N) BETHESDA 0.95 (N) CHELTONHAM (DC) 0.95 (N) CHESAPEAKE BEACH 0.90 (A) FORT DETRICK 0.88 (A) FORT GEORGE G MEADE 0.90 (A) FORT RITCHIE 0.88 (A) HARRY DIAMOND LAB 0.95 (N) INDIAN HEAD 0.91 (N) PATUXENT RIVER AREA 0.89 (N) THURMONT 0.88 MASSACHUSETTS 1.12 BOSTON 1.15 FITCHBURG 1.08 (A) ARMY MAT & MECH LAB 1.13 (A) FORT DEVENS 1.16 (AF) HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE 1.12 MICHIGAN 1.17 DETROIT 1.19 MARQUETTE 1.15 (A) DETROIT ARSENAL 1.18 (AF K I SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE 1.16 MINNESOTA 1.07 DULUTH 1.10 MINNEAPOLIS
7 MISSISSIPPI 0.87 BILOXI 0.92 COLUMBUS 0.81 (AF) COLUMBUS AIR FORCE BASE 0.81 (N) GULFPORT AREA 0.92 (AF) KEESLER AIR FORCE BASE 0.89 (N) MERIDIAN NAVAL AIR STATION 0.95 MISSOURI 0.97 KANSAS CITY 1.00 SEDALIA 0.93 (A) FORT LEONARD WOOD 1.10 (A) LAKE CITY ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.08 (A) ST LOUIS ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.05 (AF) WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE 1.01 MONTANA 1.13 BILLINGS 1.15 GREAT FALLS 1.12 (AF) MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE 1.12 NEBRASKA 0.94 GRAND ISLAND 0.91 OMAHA 0.98 (A) CORNHUSKER ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.89 (AF) OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE 0.98 NEVADA 1.14 HAWTHORNE 1.16 LAS VEGAS 1.12 (N) FALLON 1.16 (A) HAWTHORNE ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.16 (AF) NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE 1.12 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1.05 CONCORD 1.06 PORTSMOUTH 1.04 (N) PORTSMOUTH AREA 1.04 NEW JERSEY 1.18 NEWARK 1.19 TRENTON 1.17 (N) BAYONNE MOT 1.18 (N) EARLE 1.22 (A) FORT DIX 1.17 (A) FORT MONMOUTH 1.17 (AF) MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE 1.17 (A) PICATINNY ARSENAL
8 NEW MEXICO 1.01 ALAMOGORDO 1.02 ALBUQUERQUE 0.99 (AF) CANNON AIR FORCE BASE 1.04 (AF) HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE 0.98 (AF) KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE 0.99 (A) WHITE SANDS MR 1.03 NEW YORK 1.23 ALBANY 1.05 NEW YORK CITY 1.40 (A) FORT DRUM 1.10 (AF) GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE 1.02 (N) NIAGARA 1.18 (AF) PLATTSBURGH AIR FORCE BASE 1.03 (A) SENECA ARMY DEPOT 1.09 (N) STATEN ISLAND 1.35 (A) U S MILITARY ACADEMY 1.28 (A) WATERVLIET ARSENAL 0.99 NORTH CAROLINA 0.85 FAYETTEVILLE 0.85 GREENSBORO 0.85 (N) CAMP LEJEUNE AREA 0.94 (N) CHERRY POINT 0.94 (A) FORT BRAGG 0.88 (N) NEW RIVER 0.94 (AF) POPE AIR FORCE BASE 0.88 (AF) SEYMOUR JOHNSON AFB 0.82 (A) SUNNY POINT 0.91 NORTH DAKOTA 1.04 GRAND FORKS 1.01 MINOT 1.08 (AF) MINOT AIR FORCE BASE 1.08 OHIO 0.99 DAYTON 0.97 YOUNGSTOWN 1.01 (A) RAVENNA ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.00 (AF) WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB
9 OKLAHOMA 0.87 LAWTON 0.87 OKLAHOMA CITY 0.86 (AF) ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE 0.96 (A) FORT SILL 0.91 (A) MCALESTER ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.84 (AF) TINKER AIR FORCE BASE 0.86 (AF) VANCE AIR FORCE BASE 0.89 OREGON 1.10 PENDLETON 1.11 PORTLAND 1.08 (A) UMATILLA ARMY DEPOT 1.25 PENNSYLVANIA 1.03 PHILADELPHIA 1.08 PITTSBURGH 0.98 (A) CARLISLE BARRACKS 0.94 (A) INDIANTOWN GAP MR 1.00 (A) LETTERKENNY ARMY DEPOT 0.99 (N) MECHANICSBURG AREA 0.94 (A) NEW CUMBERLAND ARMY DEPOT 0.94 (N) PHILADELPHIA AREA 1.08 (A) TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT 1.06 (N) WARMINSTER 1.06 RHODE ISLAND 1.06 NEWPORT 1.09 PROVIDENCE 1.03 SOUTH CAROLINA 0.87 CHARLESTON 0.89 COLUMBIA 0.85 (N) BEAUFORT AREA 1.04 (AF) CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE 0.89 (A) FORT JACKSON 0.85 (AF) SHAW AIR FORCE BASE 0.86 SOUTH DAKOTA 0.95 RAPID CITY 0.93 SIOUX FALLS 0.96 (AF) ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE 0.95 TENNESSEE 0.87 CHATTANOOGA 0.83 MEMPHIS 0.91 (AF) ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE 0.87 (N) MEMPHIS NAVAL AIR STATION 1.00 (A) VOLUNTEER ORDINANCE WORKS
10 TEXAS 0.82 SAN ANGELO 0.81 SAN ANTONIO 0.82 (AF) BROOKS AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 (A) CAMP BULLIS 0.82 (N) CORPUS CHRISTI AREA 0.90 (N) DALLAS 0.89 (AF) DYESS AIR FORCE BASE 0.86 (A) FORT BLISS 0.91 (A) FORT HOOD 0.86 (A) FORT SAM HOUSTON 0.82 (AF) GOODFELLOW AIR FORCE BASE 0.81 (N) INGLESIDE NAVAL STATION 0.94 (AF) KELLY AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 (N) KINGSVILLE AREA 0.91 (AF) LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 (AF) LAUGHLIN AIR FORCE BASE 0.89 (A) LONE STAR ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.89 (A) LONGHORN ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.80 (AF) RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE 0.82 (A) RED REVER ARMY DEPOT 0.89 (AF) REESE AIR FORCE BASE 0.90 (AF) SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE 0.95 UTAH 1.03 OGDEN 1.04 SALT LAKE CITY 1.03 (A) DUGWAY PROVING GROUND 1.06 (A) FORT DOUGLAS 1.03 (AF) HILL AIR FORCE BASE 1.05 (A) TOOELE ARMY DEPOT 1.06 VERMONT 0.92 BURLINGTON 0.90 MONTPELIER 0.93 VIRGINIA 0.92 NORFOLK 0.92 RICHMOND 0.92 (N) DAHLGREN 0.90 (A) FORT A P HILL 0.86 (A) FORT BELVOIR 0.95 (A) FORT EUSTIS 0.95 (A) FORT LEE 0.94 (A) FORT MONROE 0.95 (A) FORT MYER 0.95 (A) FORT PICKETT 0.94 (A) FORT STORY 0.95 (AF) LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE
11 VIRGINIA (Cont) 0.92 (N) QUANTICO 0.92 (A) RADFORD ARMY AMMO PLANT 0.95 (A) VINT HILL FARMS 0.90 (N) WALLOPS ISLAND 1.12 WASHINGTON 1.07 SPOKANE 1.06 TACOMA 1.08 (N) BREMERTON 1.16 (N) EVERETT 1.11 (AF) FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE 1.06 (A) FORT LEWIS 1.08 (N) INDIAN HEAD 1.16 (AF) MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE 1.08 (N) SILVERDALE 1.11 (N) WHIDBEY ISLAND 1.15 (A) YAKIMA FIRING RANGE 1.08 WEST VIRGINIA 0.95 BLUEFIELD 0.93 CHARLESTON 0.97 (N) SUGAR GROVE 1.43 WISCONSIN 1.14 MADISON 1.15 MILWAUKEE 1.13 (A) BADGER ARMY AMMO PLANT 1.22 (A) FORT MCCOY 1.19 WYOMING 0.99 CASPER 0.98 CHEYENNE 1.01 (AF) F E WARREN AIR FORCE BASE 1.01 WASHINGTON DC 0.95 (AF) BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE 0.95 (A) FORT MCNAIR 0.95 (A) WALTER REED ARMY MED CENTER
12 PART II - OCONUS LOCATIONS CURRENCY NATION LOCATION INDEX EXCHANGE REMARKS ANTIGUA ANTIGUA $/US $ ANTIGUA 1.79 AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIAN $/US $ DARWIN 1.47 PERTH 1.12 SYDNEY 1.09 WOOMERA AS 1.34 AZORES PORTUGUESE ESCUDO/US $ LAJES 1.20 BAHAMAS BAHAMIAN $/US $ ANDROS ISLAND 1.70 BAHRAIN BAHRAIN DINAR/US $ BAHRAIN 1.31 BELGIUM BELGIUM FRANC/US $ BRUSSELS 1.33 BERMUDA BERMUDA $/US BERMUDA 1.59 CANADA CANADIAN $/US $ ARGENTIA/NEWFOUNDLAND 1.34 CUBA US $ GUANTANAMO 1.30 DIEGO GARCIA US $ DIEGO GARCIA 2.45 EGYPT EGYPTIAN POUND/US $ CAIRO 1.32 GERMANY DEUTSCHE MARK/US $ FRANKFURT 1.39 KAISERSLAUTERN 1.45 TRIER 1.28 SPANGDALHEM 1.28 GREECE DRACHMA/US $ ATHENS 1.14 GREENLAND DANISH KRONE/US $ GODHAAB (WUUK)
13 PART II - OCONUS LOCATIONS CURRENCY NATION LOCATION INDEX EXCHANGE REMARKS GUAM US $ GUAM 1.99 ICELAND KRONA/US $ REYKJAVIK 2.59 ISRAEL NEW SHEKEL/US$ ITALY , LIRA/US $ AVIANO 1.29 ISOLA DI CAPO RIZZUTO 1.31 LA MADDALENA 1.33 NAPLES 1.26 SIGNOLLA 1.30 JAPAN YEN/US $ ATSUGI 1.65 IWAKUNI 1.56 MISAWA 1.64 OKINAWA 1.50 TOKYO 1.90 JOHNSTON ATOLL US $ JOHNSTON ATOLL 2.26 KOREA , WON/US $ CHINHAE 1.13 DMZ ZONE AREA 1.25 KUNSAN 1.13 OSAN 1.12 SEOUL 1.08 KUWAIT DINAR/US $ KWAJALEIN US $ KWAJALEIN 2.28 MIDWAY ISLAND US $ MIDWAY ISLAND 2.18 MOROCCO DIRHAM/US $ CASABLANCA 1.08 NETHERLANDS GUILDER/US $ OSS 1.30 NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND $/US $ WELLINGTON
14 PART II - OCONUS LOCATIONS CURRENCY NATION LOCATION INDEX EXCHANGE REMARKS OMAN RILOMANI/US $ RUWI 1.18 PANAMA US $ PANAMA CITY 1.06 PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINE PESO/US $ MANILA 0.59 SUBIC BAY 0.61 PUERTO RICO US $ ROOSEVELT ROAD 1.38 SAN JUAN 1.38 QATAR RIYAL/US $ SEYCHELLES ISLAND US $ SEYCHELLES ISLAND 1.93 SPAIN PESETA/US $ ROTA 1.12 TURKEY , TURKEY LIRA/US $ ANKARA 0.92 INCIRLIK 0.91 UNITED KINGDOM BRITISH POUND/US $ LONDON 1.44 LAKENHEATH 1.44 MANCHESTER 1.32 MILDENHALL 1.44 ST MAWGAN 1.32 EDZELL, SCOTLAND
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