Report on certain water and wastewater infrastructure systems at military installations
Division A — Department of Defense Authorizations › Title III — Operation and Maintenance › Subtitle D — Reports
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(a) Report Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Defense shall submit to the congressional defense committees a report identifying any water and wastewater infrastructure system— (1) that is located at a military installation; (2) the age of which exceeds 60 years; (3) that the Secretary determines requires substantial deferred maintenance, or replacement, to maintain compliance with applicable environmental or public health requirements; and (4) the failure of which the Secretary determines— (A) presents a significant risk to installation readiness, force health protection, continuity of operations, or mission execution; and (B) would result in significant contingency operating costs. (b) Matters The report under subsection (a) shall include the following: (1) For each system identified pursuant to such report, the following information: (A) The age and condition of the system. (B) The estimated cost to maintain, restore, modernize, or replace the system. (C) The estimated contingency operating costs associated with the failure of the system. (D) An assessment of the effect such failure would have with respect to installation readiness, force health protection, continuity of operations, and mission execution. (E) An assessment of the effect such failure would have with respect to members of the Armed Forces, military families, and quality of life at the military installation, including such effects on access to safe drinking water, sanitation, housing, healthcare, and other essential services. (2) A prioritized ranking across the systems so identified, based on an assessment of the lifecycle condition of such systems, the operational risks, and effects on installation readiness, that would result from the failure of such systems, and the compliance requirements specified in subsection (a)(3) applicable to such systems. (3) Recommendations for addressing, through maintenance, restoration, modernization, or replacement activities, the systems ranked as the highest priority pursuant to paragraph (2).