Pacific Ocean Division

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1 Pacific Ocean Division COL Greg Gunter Acting Commander Pacific Ocean Division SAME Pacific Industry Forum May 8, 2013 US Army Corps of Engineers

2 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division - One of nine Divisions USACE Mission Military Construction Host Nation Construction Civil Works International & Interagency Support Contingency & Disaster Support 2

3 Where We Are Alaska Far East Japan Honolulu About half the earth s surface More than 50% of the world s population Two of the three largest economies Most populous nation in the world, the largest democracy, and the largest Muslim-majority nation US Army Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division Source: PACOM = Division Headquarters = District Headquarters 3

4 Regional Commanders Host Nation Civilians, 26% POD Workforce ~ 1632 Military, 4% US Civilians, 70% COL Gregory Gunter Acting Commander POD Projected 5-Year Program: $16.4B Annual Program: FY13 $3.6B FY14 $4.6B FY15 $3.9B FY16 $2.1B FY17 $2.2B Alaska District Honolulu District Far East District Japan District COL Christopher Lestochi LTC Thomas Asbery COL Donald Degidio COL Bryan Truesdell 4

5 Military Construction Department of Defense engineering, design, and construction agent for: Army and Air Force in Alaska and Hawaii (except Joint Base Pearl Harbor- Hickam) All DoD services and agencies in Japan and Republic of Korea Army Reserve Center Fort Shafter Flats SB Soldiers Chapel Execute Host Nation Funded Construction programs in the Republic of Korea and Japan, enabling the U.S. to maintain presence in the Pacific Proven track record for delivering Soldiers Barracks wide Fort range of facilities to meet Shafter mission requirements and improve quality of life Soldiers Barracks Fort Richardson, Alaska Home Port Facilities Sasebo, Japan Family Housing US Army Garrison- Humphreys, Korea Hydrant Fuel System Joint Base Pearl Harbor- Hickam, Hawaii Supporting our Military Forces in the Pacific 5

6 Interagency and International Services Providing engineering and other technical assistance on a costreimbursable basis to: Non-Department of Defense federal agencies State and local governments International organizations Foreign governments Private U.S. firms Banda Aceh, Indonesia South Tafalbari Bridge, Bangladesh, 2010 Panerchara Multipurpose Cyclone Shelter/School Bangladesh, 2011 Primary School Laos, 2012 Delivering Engineering Expertise throughout the Pacific 6

7 Water Resources Solutions Civil Works Development, Management, and Restoration of the Nation s Water Resources Flood and Coastal Risk Nawiliwili Deep Draft Management Harbor Commercial Navigation Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Kaneohe-Kailua Dam Kaneohe-Kailua Dam Maintain 76 harbors to ensure safe and efficient operations Enable more than 63M tons of cargo to pass annually through these harbors 48 flood risk management projects that have prevented $200M in damages Kaumalapau Harbor, Hawaii Shishmaref, Alaska Preserving Navigable Waterways and Safeguarding Natural Resources Pacific Regional Ala Wai Visitor Watershed, Center Hawaii 7

8 Environmental Stewardship Defense Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) Air Force Installation Restoration Program/Military Munitions Response Program (AF IRP/MMRP) DERP Army (Army IRP/MMRP) DERP Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) Roughly 1.6M acres are affected by Munitions and Explosive of Concern (MEC) Since 2004, 2,500+ MEC items have been destroyed, 28,000+ acres of land cleared and, 250+ tons of munitions debris removed Discarded Fuel Drums Former Umiat AFS, Alaska Discarded Military Munitions Discarded Military Munitions Sea Sea Saipan Disposed Munitions, South South of Pearl of Pearl Harbor, Kiska Harbor, Island, Oahu Alaska Oahu Protecting the Public - Restoring the Environment 8

9 POD FY PROGRAM PROJECTION 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 $ M 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 Army Air Force DOD/Other Svcs Host Nation Civil Works All Others (Env, HA, etc) 9

10 Military Construction Program FY13 Alaska DBB-Modified Record Fire Range, Ft Richardson DBB-Modified Record Fire Range, Ft Wainwright Project Value below $20M Project Value below $45M Project Value below $75M Project Value below $150M DB: Design-Build DBB: Design-Bid-Build AB: Adapt-Build Hawaii DBB-Infantry Platoon Battle Course, Pohakuloa DBB-WBR Quad B Ph 2B (UPH), Schofield DBB-WBR Quad B Ph 2C (OPS), Schofield DB-Combat Aviation Brigade Complex Ph 9, Wheeler AAF 10

11 Military Construction Program FY13 Project Value below $20M Project Value below $45M Korea Project Value below $75M DBB-Clinic Replacement, Kunsan AB Project Value below $150M DBB-Clinic Addition/Hospital Alteration Osan AB DB: Design-Build DBB-Osan Elementary School, Osan AB DBB: Design-Bid-Build DBB-Company Ops Facility, Cp Humphreys AB: Adapt-Build Japan DBB-Modify Aircraft Hangars, Iwakuni DBB-Upgrade Vertical Takeoff & Landing Pads, Iwakuni DBB-BEQ, Cp Shields, Okinawa DBB-Zama High School, Cp Zama DBB-Vehicle Maint Shop, Sagami Depot DBB-Sasebo Elementary School, Sasebo DBB-PAIP Improve Family Housing Infrastructure, Kadena AB DBB-Yokota High School, Yokota AB (FY12) DBB-Stearley Heights Elementary School, Kadena AB DBB-Bob Hope/Amelia Earhart Elementary School, Kadena AB DB-SATCOM Upgrade/Renovation, Okinawa DBB-Zukeran Elem School, Cp Foster 11

12 Military Construction Program FY14 Alaska DBB-Upgrade Early Warning Radar, Clear AFS DB-Aviation Task Force Complex Ph4, Ft Wainwright DB-Aviation Task Force Complex Ph3B, Ft Wainwright DB-Mechanical-Electrical Building, Missile Field 1, Ft. Greely Project Value below $20M Project Value below $45M Project Value below $75M Project Value below $150M DB: Design-Build DBB: Design-Bid-Build Hawaii / Pacific DBB-Echo Pier Restoration, Kwajalein DBB-HQ (C2F) Ph2, Ft Shafter 12

13 Military Construction Program FY14 Korea DBB-Replace Daegu Middle/High School, Cp Walker Project Value below $20M Project Value below $45M Project Value below $75M Project Value below $150M DB: Design-Build DBB: Design-Bid-Build Japan DBB-Replace Ground Vehicle Fueling Facility, Atsugi DB-Airfield Security Fence, Futenma DBB-Communications System Upgrade, Yokosuka DBB-Upgrade Fuel Pumps, Yokosuka DBB-Improve MFH Infrastructure Ph3, Kadena AB DBB-Improve MFH Infrastructure Ph3, Misawa AB DBB-Hydrant Fuel System, Iwakuni DBB-Kadena Middle School, Kadena AB DBB-SOF Augmentation Facility, Torii Station 13

14 Korea Transformation Program Korea Transformation Program Executed under 2 International Agreements Yongsan Relocation Plan (YRP) Land Partnership Plan (LPP) YRP/LPP among largest USACE undertakings (>$10B) Relocates US Forces into hubs south of Seoul, aligns w/future mission requirements & enhances operational readiness of alliance New stationing consolidates units to better support war-plans, and improves joint training areas, facilities and quality of life Returns valuable land to Korean people 14

15 Korea Host Nation Program Execution Planning Design Construction YRP DD1391 US develops Criteria Package(CP) ROK executes final design US Engineering Surveillance ROK Construction Execution US Construction Surveillance LPP (ROKFC- In Kind) DD1391 US executes full design ROK Construction Execution US Construction Surveillance US Responsibility ROK Responsibility 15

16 Japan Defense Policy Review Initiative (DPRI) Carrier Air Wing 5 (CVW-5) move to Iwakuni by 2017 MCAS Iwakuni Okinawa CVW-5 from Atsugi to Iwakuni KC130 Sq from Okinawa (MCAS Futenma) to Iwakuni Atsugi NAF Camp Zama Yokota AB FRF: Completion of MCAS Futenma Replacement Facility at the earliest possible date after 2014 KC130 Squadron from Futenma to Iwakuni after 2014 Consolidation of US Bases on Okinawa Kanagawa: JGSDF Central Readiness Force (CRF) HQ to Camp Zama Yokota: JASDF Air Defense Command (ADC) HQ to Yokota AB (HQ Bldg) 5000 III MEF personnel from Okinawa to Guam Guam 16 Hawaii J-SDF: Japan Self Defense Force (G-Ground, A=Air, M=Maritime) As of 10 Apr

17 Japan Host Nation Program Execution Planning Design Construction US develops Criteria Package (CP) GoJ executes final design US Design Surveillance GoJ Construction Execution US Construction Surveillance US Responsibility GoJ (Government of Japan) Responsibility 17

18 FY 13 Small Business Goals and POD Achievements as of 1 May 13 FY 13 Goals SB Goals SB Goals DOD Navy USACE/POD % W/SBs $ W/SBs Small Bus 22.5% 16.5% 43.3% 79% $ 107 Mil SDB 5% 5% 18.0% 71% $ 84 Mil WOSB 5% 2.7% 7.0% 1% $ 889, 593 SDVOSB 3% 3% 4.0% 11% $ 1.3 Mil HUBZone 3% 1.5% 11.0% 1% $ 22.7 Mil 18

19 Alaska District Opportunities Utilizes IDIQ contracts for most engineering, design, and environmental services 23 IDIQ contracts with varying expiration dates and capacities Monitor FedBizOpps for future opportunities South Asia Design-Build Contracts Offered to local construction/engineering firms ( capacity building ) Environmental Services Environmental Remediation Services Contract (includes FUDS) Small Business MATOC $180M, 5 years See FedBizOpps (Solicitation No. W911KB-13-R-0014; Posted on 4/26/13) 19

20 Honolulu District Opportunities (cont.) Utilizes IDIQ contracts for most engineering and design services 13 IDIQ contracts with varying expiration dates and capacities 7 IDIQ contracts under development Monitor FedBizOpps daily for future opportunities Environmental Services Environmental Services MATOC Cultural Resources $5M, 5 years See FedBizOpps (Solicitation No.: W9128A12R0008; Posted on: 4/22/13) 20

21 Far East District (Korea) Opportunities (cont.) Utilizes Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) A-E's for most engineering and design services Three US SOFA A-E firms SOFA A-E firms sub-contract for specialized services Seek opportunities to team with SOFA A-E firms Additional A-E Indefinite Delivery Contract opportunities SCIF Will have to quality for SOFA status Monitor FedBizOpps 7 SCIFs contracted separately - designed by SOFA A-E firms Construction (DBB) open to U.S. cleared firms Security Monitoring Service Contracts open to U.S. cleared firms Will be synopsized. Monitor FedBizOpps for opportunities Can apply for SOFA Invited Contractor Status after award Environmental Services. Pending MATOC Contract open only to Korean firms 21

22 Japan District Opportunities (cont.) Utilizes Japanese A-E firms and US A-E firms with Japanese partners or subcontractors for engineering and design services 26 IDIQ Contracts with varying expiration dates and capacities Includes 4 US A-E IDIQ Contracts which are primarily used for the DoDEA program in Japan Monitor FedBizOpps for opportunities Environmental Services Pending MATOC Contract open only to Japanese firms 22

23 Points of Contact Mr. Christopher A. Tew, Chief of Contracting, POA (907) Ms. Ivonne Drake, Deputy, Small Business, POA (907) Mr. Dave Williams, Chief of Contracting, POH (808) Ms. Catherine L. Yoza, Deputy, Small Business, POH (808) Mr. Bruce D. Okumura, Chief of Contracting, POJ (Japan) Mr. Kurtis Kikkawa, Acting Chief of Contracting, POF (Korea) Mr. Alex Lau, POD Regional Contracting Chief (808) Ms. Raynette Gurney, Assistant Dir., Small Business Programs (808)

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