Building and Preserving Alaska s Future

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1 Building and Preserving Alaska s Future Command Overview Christopher A. Tew Chief of Contracting, Alaska District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers September 17, 2015 US Army Corps of Engineers

2 San Francisco USACE Civil Works Boundaries Portland Seattle Sacramento Walla Walla South Pacific Division Northwestern Division Omaha Kansas City St. Paul Rock Island St. Louis Great Lakes & Ohio River Division Detroit Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Huntington Louisville North Atlantic Division New York Norfolk New England Philadelphia Baltimore Alaska Los Angeles Honolulu Pacific Ocean Division Albuquerque System for Acquisition Management (SAM): US Army Corps of Engineers: Tulsa Southwestern Division Dallas Ft. Worth Galveston Little Rock Vicksburg Memphis Mobile New Orleans Mississippi Valley Division Nashville Atlanta Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Wilmington South Atlantic Division Federal Business Opportunities: 2

3 WHERE WE ARE Fairbanks Regulatory Field Office 3 Resident Engineer Offices Fairbanks (and Clear Air Station) Eielson Air Force Base Fort Wainwright Alaska Area Engineer Office 2 Resident Engineer Offices Anchorage Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (and Fort Greely) Fairbanks Kenai North Pole Anchorage Chena Project Office Juneau (State Capitol) Juneau Regulatory Field Office District HQ Regulatory Construction Division District Headquarters Kenai Regulatory Field Office Sitka Sitka Regulatory Field Office MISSION The Alaska District provides a full spectrum of quality engineering, technical and construction support services in support of peacetime and contingency operations in Alaska, throughout the Pacific Region and the world. 3

4 WHERE WE WORK Military Installations Civil Works Projects Environmental Projects KIVALINA EROSION UMIAT AIR FORCE STATION LOS ANGELES, CA SAVANNAH, GA NOME UNALAKLEET FORT WAINWRIGHT CLEAR AIR FORCE STATION JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON CHENA PROJECT EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE FORT GREELY ANCHORAGE HARBOR DEEPENING AKUTAN HARBOR INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS Bangladesh Cambodia India Laos Mongolia Nepal Sri Lanka Vietnam 4

5 MILITARY MAJOR PROGRAMS CIVIL WORKS Dredging Cook Inlet near Anchorage ENVIRONMENTAL CAT fuel sleigh train at Umiat Mission Training Complex at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Blood bank in Nepal Levee inspection in Galena INTERAGENCY & INTERNATIONAL Wetlands Delineation REGULATORY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 5

6 USACE Program Trends FY01-16 Program (Budget Authority) ($M) 40,504 FY 08 49,331 44,311 Total USACE 36,432 60,000 50,000 40,000 FY 03 23,905 26,940 19,158 19,384 18,620 15,458 10,648 10,944 8,510 8,440 8,447 8,320 32,795 31,731 22,279 22,896 20,771 19,733 9,452 9,899 30,319 31,948 30,817 27,991 27,999 FY 15 26,736 24,648 23,047 22,291 22,558 20,291 18,725 17,720 21,340 Military 16,187 17,575 13,470 Civil 12,092 8,433 8,028 9,390 6,928 6,860 6,821 30,000 20,000 10, Fiscal Year FY13 Constant $ (Apr 13) Military = MILCON, RDT&E, RE, Reimb, OCO, ARRA Civil = Direct+Reimb, FY05-13 Incl Supplemental

7 Military Missions Program Trends Program ($Millions) FY ,000 25,000 20,000 RDT&E RE ECIP (too small to show) OCO O&M/SRM ARRA Other Engineering & Design (P&D) Air Force Construction DOD 15,000 Environmental Host Nation/FMS 10,000 5,000 Army Construction 0 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16

8 USACE and Industry: Partnering to Deliver for the Nation *Based on FY06-12 financial expenditures. USACE ~ 36,000 Civilians ~700 Military 9 Divisions 43 Districts 7 Labs and 2 Centers Civilian Construction Contractors Perform 100% of Construction FY15 Architect- Engineer Firms* Perform 80% of Military Programs and 55-60% of Civil Works PED

9 MILITARY PROGRAM Central Heat and Power Plant at Eielson Air Force Base Mechanical-Electrical Building at Missile Field 1 at Fort Greely F-35 Lightning II Beddown at Eielson Air Force Base Barracks at Joint Base Elmendorf- Richardson 9

10 MISSILE DEFENSE PROGRAM FY14 8 projects Fort Greely, SRM Program: 6 projects FTG186 Mechanical-Electrical Building, Missile Field 1, Ft. Greely CLR026 Upgrade Early Warning Radar, Ballistic Missile Defense System, Clear Air Force Station FY15 4 projects Fort Greely SRM Program: 3 Projects CLR039 Long Range Discrimination Radar System Complex MILCON Design FY16 6 projects Fort Greely SRM Program: 4 Projects CLR039 Long Range Discrimination Radar System Complex, MILCON Design CLR038 Site Access and Temporary Facilities FY projects Mechanical-Electrical Building, Missile Field 1, Fort Greely, AK Upgrade Early Warning Radar, Ballistic Missile Defense System, Clear Air Station, AK SRM = Sustainment Restoration Modernization 10

11 FY16 1 project Military Construction (MILCON): EIE365 F- 35A Flight Simulator Facility FY17 7 projects F-35A Hangar/Prop MX/CC Dispatch F-35A ADAL Field Training Detachment Facility F-35A 16 Bay Weather Shelter F-35A 16 Bay Weather Shelter F-35A Hangar/Squad Ops/AMU F-35A Missile MX Facility F-35A Munitions Igloos F-35 BEDDOWN PROGRAM Eielson Air Force Base FY18 Anticipate 16 projects (Mix of MILCON and OMAF) 11

12 CIVIL WORKS PROGRAM Akutan Harbor Shoreline protection at Unalakleet Current Activities Navigation Flood risk management Coastal and storm damage reduction Proposed subsistence navigation improvements at Little Diomede Emergency response Hydroelectric power generation Water supply Recreation 12

13 PORT OF ANCHORAGE Dredging along Dock Face Aerial View of Port Suitability Study Published in February 2013 DOD National Strategic Seaport Annual maintenance dredging Transitional dredging to support port expansion Independent suitability study In-house holistic analysis 13

14 ARCTIC DEEP DRAFT PORT STUDY Nome Harbor Nome Harbor Tentatively Selected Plan for Nome Harbor Capacity: will accommodate line-haul fuel barges, cargo barges, tankers, Coast Guard cutters, NOAA research vessels, landing craft and tugs Project: construct 2,150-foot causeway extension; build 450-foot dock, dredge to 28 feet Cost: $150 million for general navigation features, plus $61 million for docks, mooring dolphins, utilities and security gates Justification for Arctic Deep Draft Port Large vessel traffic is increasing and more than 60 percent of these vessels are foreign flagged Greater traffic heightens risk of incidents, accidents and potential threats to subsistence and national sovereignty Emergency response can be many days travel away Community resupply costs are high State policy calls for increased development of mineral, oil and gas resources in the Arctic Increased national concern for energy sufficiency 14

15 ALASKA COASTAL EROSION Kivalina Issues: climate and conditions Sea ice retreat/larger storm threat Village relocation necessary for some Scarcity of funds Coordination challenging Shishmaref Newtok 15

16 CHENA RIVER LAKES FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT Built after 1967 flood disaster in Fairbanks Construction completed in 1979 Features 7-mile earthen dam, floodway and 26-mile levee1/2 Implemented interim risk reduction measures and developing long-term solutions to address concerns identified in 2009 Corps-wide dam safety assessment Operated Moose Creek Dam twice in summer 2014 due to heavy rainfall in the greater Fairbanks area Tim Feavel, Project Manager 2014 Debris Bailing Operations at Dam Control Works 2014 Relief Well during operations 16

17 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM Base camp at Tanaga Island Soil excavation at Northeast Cape Formerly Used Defense Sites program Native American Lands Environmental Mitigation program Remediation at Umiat Test Well No. 9 Army and Air Force Environmental program Interagency Environmental program 17

18 Properties 532 Total 137 with Hazards 69 Remaining FY15 Plus-Up of $6.4M = $6M for Attu and $400K for Great Sitkin Approved under FY15 Reprogramming Strategy (~$5M) Atka, Cold Bay, Ocean Cape 18

19 INTERAGENCY PROGRAM U.S. Coast Guard in Arctic NEW OPPORTUNITIES Denali Commission Coast Guard (USCG) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Department of Energy Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Regional Support (Japan and Korea surge work) Red Devil Mine with BLM as Lead Agency Mooring points in Rural Alaska for Denali Commission 19

20 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM Project coordination in Bangladesh Clinic / disaster shelter in Vietnam Humanitarian Assistance program U.S. Agency for International Development Global Peace Operations Initiative (GPOI) Foreign Military Sales program Defense Threat Reduction Agency C-17 Beddown Project at Hindan Air Force Station in India School in Cambodia 20

21 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM Nepal Humanitarian Assistance Blood Bank, Airport Support Facilities, Water Wells, Drainage Projects, Warehouses, Emergency Response Centers Six Projects in Procurement, Design or Construction India Foreign Military Sales C-17 Beddown Project Phase 1, 2 and 2+ Awarded at $230 Million Total Programmed Amount = $285 Million Sri Lanka Humanitarian Assistance Hospitals, Schools Six Projects in Procurement or Construction Laos Humanitarian Assistance Construction of Schools and Medical Clinics Eleven Projects in Design or Construction Defense Threat Reduction Agency Roof Replacement Bangladesh Humanitarian Assistance Coastal Crisis Management Centers Eleven Procurement, Design or Construction U.S. Agency for International Development Multi-Purpose Cyclone Shelters/Schools Three-Year Program at $40.5 Million 33 Projects in Design and Construction Agriculture Infrastructure Program Supporting Roads, Markets and Irrigation Projects Global Peace Operations Initiative Design and Construction of Multipurpose Training Facility and Upgrades to Academic Building at $4.6 Million Mongolia Global Peace Operations Initiative Eleven projects in construction Five Hills Training Center - $5.8 Million Vietnam Humanitarian Assistance Bridges and Disaster Response Centers Seventeen Projects in Design or Construction Cambodia Humanitarian Assistance Blood banks, schools and Clinics Five Projects in Procurement, Design or Construction Defense Threat Reduction Agency Electrical Upgrades 21

22 C-17 BEDDOWN PROJECT Hindan Air Force Station, India 3-D Concept Rendering East and West Taxiways 70 percent Ramp Availability completed 4 Jul percent Ramp Sept 2014 (IOC) Balance of Campus: Beneficial Occupancy 30 Dec

23 REGULATORY PROGRAM Mission To protect the Nation s aquatic resources, while allowing reasonable development through fair, flexible and balanced permit decisions Authorities Section 10 Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 Section 404 Clean Water Act (1972) Section 103 Marine, Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act (1972) Activities Requiring Permits Filling wetlands, streams, marine waters, lakes and other waters Mechanized land clearing in wetlands Work in or affecting navigable waters, such as dredging or pile supported structures 23

24 COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB Partnership Permafrost Tunnel in Fox Shore Protection Model Testing Permafrost Research Facility Test bed for development of new geophysical permafrost mapping techniques Enhanced basic research on permafrost-related topics Barrow Shore Protection Model tests assure integrity of shore protection design vs. shove ice Infrared Survey of Bassett Hospital at Fort Wainwright 43

25 COLD REGIONS RESEARCH and ENGINEERING LAB Permafrost Tunnel Permafrost Research Facility Test bed for development of new geophysical permafrost mapping techniques Enhanced basic research on permafrost-related topics 44

26 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT New construction at Galena following devastating flood event in Spring 2013 Capt. Andrew Scott and Sgt. 1 st Class Jose Garciapena of the 62 nd Engineer Detachment (FEST-A) Public Law 84-99: Flood Control and Coastal Emergencies Stafford Act National Response Framework Section 302, Water Resource Act of 1990 and Amended Public Law Installation of backup generator to provide emergency power at critical facility 26

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28 SUMMARY We are the nation s experts in arctic engineering and construction. We are the design and construction agent for the Army, Air Force and Missile Defense Agency in Alaska. We are partnering with the State of Alaska to support the ongoing need for deep-draft navigation in the Arctic. Our programs have become more complex, diverse and globally oriented. We are prepared to provide response and recovery assistance for any natural or manmade disaster within the Pacific Region. Alaska District Workforce in July

29 QUESTIONS? Christopher A. Tew Chief of Contracting, Alaska District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Building and Preserving Alaska s Future