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Overview:
1. An EUL is a lease of land, natural infrastructure or equipment for consideration equal to the asset's fair market value.
2. EUL implements Federal policies requiring efficient, business-like management of Federal real property assets. Authority includes:
3. Exec. Order No. 13,327 - Federal Real Property Management
4. 10 U.S.C § 2667
5. Title 10 has expanded authority to DoD installations to provide incentive to obtain a broader range of cash and in-kind consideration for leasing opportunities.
Advantages/Benefits:
- 1. Greater flexibility in application of lease proceeds.
- 2. An alternative to real property disposal.
- 3. Use of under-utilized assets to support unfunded Air Force requirements by generating value
(cash or in-kind) to address Air Force installations' support-related requirements.
- 4. Increased ability to respond to mission shifts and realignments (i.e. BRAC).
Additional Information:
For additional information about the EUL process please refer to the AFRPA website located at http://www.safie.hq.af.mil/afrpa/eul/index.asp. Here you can find detailed information about procedures and guidance, including frequently asked questions and an EUL Handbook produced by the Air Force.
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