25-0718 Enviromental Review FE 10216 5J Corrected.pdf
Posted: Aug. 14, 2026
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This **Environmental Review/Categorical Exclusion issued by the U.S. Army Garrison–Fort Bliss Directorate of Public Works Environmental Division (DPW-ED) NEPA Office** approves, under NEPA, the **Regular Work Order to replace six Carrier rooftop HVAC units—RTUs A9, A10, A11, A12, A14, and A15—to provide efficient and adequate cooling for the PX using current refrigerant technology**.
The review was received August 25, 2025, under NEPA Log No. 25-0718, finalized through September 9, 2025, and expires September 23, 2026. The work must be completed within 365 days of the review date and must be resubmitted for environmental review if the scope, supporting documents, or project conditions change or if the work is not completed before expiration.
DPW-ED determined that the project is not segmented, presents no extraordinary circumstances, and qualifies for Army NEPA Categorical Exclusion (CATEX) (f)(1) for routine repair of buildings, facilities, utility systems, and related equipment; consequently, no Record of Environmental Consideration is required.
Cultural resources, hazardous materials, underground/aboveground storage tanks, spill prevention, DERA, and general hazardous-material reviews received concurrence without comments. The project is expected to disturb less than one acre and requires no additional stormwater documentation, but the proponent must prevent sediment, oil, grease, chemicals, construction debris, and other contaminants from entering stormwater systems.
The review requires compliance with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, AWWA standards, Texas drinking-water regulations, wastewater requirements, and El Paso Water Rules 9 and 15.
Any project wastewater must be properly managed off Government property or discharged only in accordance with applicable requirements. Foreign materials, chemicals, oils, and construction debris may not enter sanitary sewers.
All solid and construction waste must be removed by the contractor or proponent and taken to a permitted landfill or authorized facility. Burning and burying waste are prohibited.
If regulated asbestos, lead, or hazardous waste is generated, disposal must be coordinated with DPW-ED, with waste profiles and original manifests provided as specified.
HVAC technicians must hold applicable EPA certifications, follow the Fort Bliss Refrigerant Management Plan, prevent refrigerant releases, use EPA SNAP-approved zero-ozone-depleting-substance refrigerants, and provide old and new equipment specifications to the Fort Bliss air program reviewer.
The review was received August 25, 2025, under NEPA Log No. 25-0718, finalized through September 9, 2025, and expires September 23, 2026. The work must be completed within 365 days of the review date and must be resubmitted for environmental review if the scope, supporting documents, or project conditions change or if the work is not completed before expiration.
DPW-ED determined that the project is not segmented, presents no extraordinary circumstances, and qualifies for Army NEPA Categorical Exclusion (CATEX) (f)(1) for routine repair of buildings, facilities, utility systems, and related equipment; consequently, no Record of Environmental Consideration is required.
Cultural resources, hazardous materials, underground/aboveground storage tanks, spill prevention, DERA, and general hazardous-material reviews received concurrence without comments. The project is expected to disturb less than one acre and requires no additional stormwater documentation, but the proponent must prevent sediment, oil, grease, chemicals, construction debris, and other contaminants from entering stormwater systems.
The review requires compliance with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, including the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, AWWA standards, Texas drinking-water regulations, wastewater requirements, and El Paso Water Rules 9 and 15.
Any project wastewater must be properly managed off Government property or discharged only in accordance with applicable requirements. Foreign materials, chemicals, oils, and construction debris may not enter sanitary sewers.
All solid and construction waste must be removed by the contractor or proponent and taken to a permitted landfill or authorized facility. Burning and burying waste are prohibited.
If regulated asbestos, lead, or hazardous waste is generated, disposal must be coordinated with DPW-ED, with waste profiles and original manifests provided as specified.
HVAC technicians must hold applicable EPA certifications, follow the Fort Bliss Refrigerant Management Plan, prevent refrigerant releases, use EPA SNAP-approved zero-ozone-depleting-substance refrigerants, and provide old and new equipment specifications to the Fort Bliss air program reviewer.
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