BUILDING REQUIREMENTS STAFF

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00244R000100080018-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 20, 1999
• Sequence Number: 18
• Publication Date: April 7, 1969
• Content Type: MEMO

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Director of Logistics
Chief, Real Estate and Construction Division, OL
UBJECT: Building Requirements Staff
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1. Since its establishment in February 1969,
have been assigned to the subject staff. Half of the time, unfortunately,
has been ill so that essentially it has been a one-man operation to
2. )AIh i.le we have had several passing conversations on the directions this
staff should talce,' I felt it would be helpful if I put down the approach we have
been talzing for your review and reorientation if you feel it is required.
a. Our first effort is to identify the milestones we passed on the
construction of the Headquarters Building. Obviously, we must review
our files to do this; and these notes ultimately will assist us in the develop-
ment of an outline for the Divisions history.
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b. With the previous milestones in mind; the staff will determine the ff.A
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validity of retracing these same. steps. Discussions are currently being
held with-concerning the impact of Public Law 86-249, Public
buildings Act of 1959. The Office of General Counsel, in an old opinion by
(eight pages) made prior to enactment, states:
"This bill, if enacted, will have a direct effect upon any action
this Agency may contemplate with respect to providing additional
facilities at our Langley site...
Also, a GSA Bulletin dated 7 February 1966 established an advisory com-
mittee on Federal buildings in the National Capital region in accordance
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with a Presidential directive made 29 January 1966. This committee's
charter must also be investigated.
IDENTIFCATION: GSA Bulletin FPMR No. D-15, dated 7 February 1966.
(FPMR - Federal Procurement Management Regulation)
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c. We plan to prepare a target time schedule for all actions and
stops indicated in a revised milestone listing through the completion of
facility construction.
c. 'tire should conduct extensive research to establish the latest in-
novations which should be incorporated into new facilities, These should
include, but not be limited to, elevators, moving sidewalks, new corn-
n:u n-ications techniques and methods (video, computers, etc.), security
concepts, construction techniques, utility systems (including YHVAC and
emergency power), ' parldng; landscaping, etc.
e. We must review recent a riicable reports. as the
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report, and all other related data and master plans, and be prepared to
provide and draw upon information contained therein to prosecute other
applicable tasks.
3. After accomplishing a portion or all of the above, the staff would be
prepared to determine current requirements. To accomplish this, the staff
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those to, the best type of building (mechanical versus one for personnel). Steeped]
in this 1a_owledge, the mundane task of preparing a construction directive would
be undertaken (i. e. detailed space requirements developed).
1. If the above general approach does not appear acceptable, I would
appreciate your guidance as to redirecting our efforts.
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