IWTF Projects Update Inland Waterways Users Board (Meeting No. 83)

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IWTF Projects Update Inland Waterways Users Board (Meeting No. 83) MR. DAVID DALE, SES, PE, PMP DIRECTOR, Programs Great Lakes and Ohio River Division 17 May 2017 The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation. File Name 1 ISO-9001

Agenda Olmsted Lower Mon KY Lock Chickamauga Lock 2

Olmsted Bottom Line Up Front Current Schedule: Ahead of Schedule 2018 (Project Operational) 2022 (Project Complete) Current Cost: Under Budget TEP ($335M+) Total Estimated Price (updated monthly) TPCS ($153M) Total Project Cost Summary (reflects FY17 update) Keys: 1. Efficient funding (annual capability) has allowed the PDT to effectively plan and execute our annual work plan. 2. Advantageous river conditions have allowed the work to expand beyond the contractual low water season (15 Jun 30 Nov). 3

Olmsted Project Overview - Status Fixed Weir Navigable Pass NP-11 precast complete (sched set 13 Jun 2017) NP-12A (last shell) precast underway (stretch goal) RBA-2/RBA-3 precast underway (sched set 19/20 Jul 2017) Locks & Approach Walls Tainter Gates TG-5 scheduled delivery 19 Jun 2017 ( sched erect 11 Aug 2017) Service Bridge Nos. 5 & 6 precast complete (sched set 03/07 Nov 2017) TW-1A, TW-1B precast complete (sched set 16/20 Sep 2017) TW-6A, TW-6B precast underway (sched set 11/14 Oct 2017) Operations Facilities NTP issued 10 Feb 2017 Construction complete NLT 6 May 2018 Left Boat Abutment Unwatering start 17 Jun 2017 CIP finish 11 Nov 2017 Resident Engineers Office Wicket Lifter Conrad receives Maint Crane from Appleton 31 Jul 2017 Conrad receives WL Crane from Appleton 25 Aug 2017 Conrad ships Wicket Lifter to Olmsted 14 Dec 2017 Dam Access Road River Dikes Dike Nos. 1-4 complete (U/S Kentucky) Next Nos. 5 7 (D/S Kentucky) Then Nos. 8 13 (U/S Illinois) Completed Under Contract Future 4

1 2017 High Water Season Images 2 Navigable Pass (NP) No. 11 Lift 2 (High Vel) 3 4 Right Boat Abutment (RBA) Piece No. 2 5 Training Walls (TW) 1A/1B Service Bridge (SB) No. 5 5 TG 4 Cylinder Installation

2017 Plan-to-Complete 6

TEP in Billions Olmsted Project Time and Cost Scorecard Mar 2017 3.200 3.100 3.000 2.900 2.800 2.700 2.600 2.500 PACR w/risk Expenditures (thru Mar) Planned (BCWS) $2.183B Earned (BCWP) $2.529B Actual (ACWP) $2.348B BCWP: Reports the value (based on % complete) of the work performed to date. Target: Actual as compared to Planned: ( <1% = Green) (>1%and <3% = Yellow) and (>3% = Red) Budget (thru Mar) Dec-16 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 3.099 3.099 3.099 3.099 COE TEP 2.768 2.766 2.766 2.762 Schedule (thru Mar) (PACR)/(Current) Project Complete April 2026/Mar 2022 Dam Operational Oct 2022/Oct 2018 Measures: Planned project completion and Dam contract operational dates Target: Green: Current = PACR-12 months Yellow: Current = PACR-11 months to PACR-7 months Red: Current = PACR-6 months to after PACR date Major Activity Schedule 7

Billions Billions 12 Month Cost Trends TPCS (Last 5 Years) $3.100 $3.075 $3.050 $3.025 $3.000 $2.975 $2.950 $2.925 $2.900 PACR FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 Annual Update (Even years are certified) $2.900 $2.880 $2.860 $2.840 $2.820 $2.800 $2.780 $2.760 $2.740 $2.720 $2.700 TEP (Last 12 Months) Olmsted Locks and Dam Super Gantry Crane Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 Months 8

Olmsted Finishing Strong Equipment Disposition In excess of $150M (original acquisition value) and over 10,000 discrete items Pursuing a deviation to FAR and FMR regulatory guidance to obtain a direct sale authority in addition to existing reutilization, screening and GSA disposal methods to maximize efficiency and increase ROI Responded (28 Apr) to Congressional inquiry regarding number of items, value of items, current available authorities, and disposition of proceeds Out Year Marine Work Packages Advancing J&As to advance various marine scopes of work concurrent with Dam construction and within operational footprint Miter Gate Repairs and Culvert Flushing (1 st of 3) submitted (24 Apr) to PARC Benefits include advancing project completion, mitigating post operational navigation lane impacts and utilizing existing materials, skilled labor and equipment 9

Discussion Olmsted Locks and Dam Super Gantry Crane Army Strong Building Strong Finishing Strong 10

Lower Mon Bottom Line Up Front Current Schedule: On Schedule 2022 (Project Operational) 2023 (Project Complete) Current Cost: On Budget TEP ($1.2 B) Total Estimated Price Cost recertified at $1.33B, assuming no FY17 funds. Assuming efficient funding, the estimated cost remains at $1.22B. Keys: 1. In an effort to reduce cost and schedule impacts, associated with no FY17 funding, the district has begun discussions with the River Chamber Completion Contractor regarding extending the expiration of Option 1 until 30 Sep 2018. 2. Continue to investigate alternatives to bring the project in ahead of schedule. Reduction in construction restrictions Design changes Removal of L/D 3 is the final critical path item, following breach (benefits) L/D 3 removal contract performance period reduction possible, will be evaluated when P&S are developed. NOTE: Funding & schedule information reported does not include the Charleroi Land Chamber or the Port Perry Bridge relocation. 1

Lower Mon - Project Overview Pre-Project Condition Post-Project Condition L/D 2 L/D 3 L/D 4 Braddock L/D L/D 3 Charleroi L/D Major Project Features New Dam at Braddock New Locks at Charleroi Dredging Removal of Locks and Dam 3 Relocations Financial 902 Limit: $1.76 Billion Current Estimate at Completion $1.2 Billion, including contingencies *1 *1 does not include Land Chamber nor Port Perry Bridge 2

Lower Mon - Project Schedule Major Feature Construction Last Reported Completion (Feb 2017) No FY17 W.P. Charleroi M22-M27 FY 2019 Charleroi Dam Stilling Basin FY 2021 Last Reported Completion (Feb 2017) with FY17 W.P. Charleroi River Chamber Completion FY 2027 FY 2023 Dredging Pool 3 FY 2027 FY 2022 Relocations Variable Lock and Dam 3 Removal FY 2027 FY 2023 Revised (with FY17 W.P.) 13

Lower Mon Charleroi Ongoing / Pending Construction Plan Description Last Reported Completion Current Completion (FY17 Work Plan) Current Completion (No FY17 Work Plan) Previously Planned Award Current Planned Award Option Expires % Complete M22-M27 2019 2019 2019 Completed NA 48% RCC Base 2023 2023 2019 Completed NA 69% RCC Opt 1 2023 2023 2027 May 17 May 17 30 Sep 17 NA RCC Opt 2 2023 2023 2027 Jun17 Jun17 30 Sep 18 NA RCC Opt 3 2023 2023 2027 Nov 17 Nov 17 30 Sep 18 NA RCC Opt 4 2023 2023 2027 Dec 18 Dec 18 31 Mar 20 NA RCC Opt 5 2023 2023 2027 Nov 20 Nov 20 31 Mar 21 NA Stilling Basin 2021 2021 2021 Oct 18 Oct 18 NA NA Notes: RCC River Chamber Completion RCC Option 1 will not likely be awarded in May17, Project delay day for day thereafter. RCC Option 2 will be awarded in June17, funds permitting Risk informed RCC completion is 2027. 4 Remaining project features not shown on this slide: Dredging (Late FY17 planned award) Pool Clearing (FY21 planned award) Lock and Dam 3 Removal (FY21 planned award) Relocations

Charleroi Construction Images 1 2 1 - M22-M27 Contract: Preparing for first mass concrete lift M22 2 - RCC Base Contract: Placing first mass concrete lift in M7. 5

Expenditures Planned (BCWS nc ) Earned (BCWP nc ) Actual (ACWP) Lower Monongahela River Project Time and Cost Scorecard Schedule $683.7M $636.1M $659.4M (Baseline)/(Current Early) Operational (Realize over 90% of project Benefits) 2027 / 2022 * Operational (Realize over 90% of project Benefits) 2027 / 2026 ** Project Complete 2029 / 2028 Target: Actual as compared to Planned: (<5% = Green); (>5% and <10% = Yellow); and (>10% = Red) Values shown reflect project sunk cost of $550.6M thru FY 2014 and Current data thru March 2017 CV = -3.7%, CPI=0.97 EAC = $1.108B TPC = $1.220 B Budget * With FY 2017 work plan funding ** Without FY 2017 work plan funding Major Activity Schedule Activity Baseline Current Award RCC Option 1 (w/ concrete) Award RCC Option 2 (w/ concrete) NA May 17 *1 NA Jun 17 Stilling Basin Model FY17 Completed Dredging RTA FY17 May 17 6 *1 Not likely achievable

Discussion Aerial view of Charleroi Lock Construction RCC Base Contract M22-M27 Contract 7

KY Lock Addition BLUF Bottom Line Up Front Downstream Cofferdam Construction $27.5M in Options expiration date is 31 May 2017. Reduction in Navigation impacts: Value Engineering Proposal to eliminate underwater blasting increases safety and reduces amount of lock closures Planned tow size restriction dropped because of development of alternate procedures by Port Captains and Lockmaster Level III Economic Update is proceeding full tilt 15

KY Lock Project Overview Bridges Superstructures - $104M Completed Jul 2014 D/S Excavation Award Sept. 2018 Bridges Substructures - $44M Completed Mar 2006 U/S Miter Gate Fab. - $5.6M Completed Dec 2016 Upstream Cofferdam - $17M Completed Nov 2006 Upstream Lock - $110M Completed Feb 2017 D/S Cofferdam - $67.1M Sept. 2016 Base Award at $39.6M. D/S Lock Award Sept. 2019 Approach Walls Award Sept. 2021 Site, Demolition, & Utilities Award Sept. 2017 16 Lock & Associated Facilities $1,044M TVA Transmission Towers 13M P & L Railroad 97M Hwy 62 and other roadways 100M Total $1,254M $471M Obl thru Sep 2016 = 38% complete

Feb 2016 Feb 2017 Downstream Cofferdam Table Top Exercise 1 Safety Meetings 2 Mar 2017 Mar 2017 3 4 1. 4 Feb 2016 Initial planning with Nav Industry and USCG; 2. 16 Feb 2017 Contractor, Nav Industry, and USCG; 3. 14 March 2017 Nav Industry, USCG & Contractor; and Taking 4. 15 Care March of People! 2017at 0600 with Lock Operators and Contractor

KY Lock Project Schedule Major Feature Construction Award Complete 2 Revised Upstream Lock Monoliths Construction Jan 2010 Feb 2017 Complete Downstream Cofferdam Construction Sep 2016 Sep 2019 Site, Demolition & Utilities Sep 2017 Nov 2018 Downstream Lock Excavation Construction Sep 2018 Dec 2020 Downstream Lock Construction Sep 2019 Mar 2024 Approach Walls Construction Sep 2021 Nov 2023 Risk Based Total Project Cost Estimate Mar 2016 3 Jan 2017 Complete Economic Update Jan 2017 Jan 2018 Post Authorization Change Report for 902 Exceedance 1 Jul 2017 Mar 2018 1 902 Exceedance expected by FY2022 2 New schedule associated with new cost estimate. Assumes no risk. 80% confidence schedule adds 46 months to project completion date) 18

Cost Estimate Comparison Feature Authorized Cost 2017 TPCE Difference Per Cent Difference (FY2017 Price Level) (FY2017 Price Level) Approach Channels $6,338,182 $11,501,124 $5,162,942 81% Lock Monoliths $160,213,038 $217,039,656 $56,826,618 35% Lock Excavation $12,903,034 $23,784,911 $10,881,877 84% Electrical $12,075,155 $9,993,022 -$2,082,133-17% Gates & Machinery $46,307,430 $53,100,199 $6,792,769 15% Cofferdams $52,712,225 $94,358,499 $41,646,274 79% Hwy & RR Relocations $60,374,265 $163,968,191 $103,593,926 172% Approach Walls $39,793,810 $99,224,879 $59,431,069 149% Plan, Eng, & Design $70,604,371 $125,324,501 $54,720,130 78% Constr. Management $32,733,138 $50,448,542 $17,715,404 54% Total $734,419,913 $1,180,973,724 $446,553,811 61% Note: All costs above are first costs, not fully funded. 18

KY Lock Summary and Challenges $27.5M in Downstream Cofferdam Options expire on 31 May 2017. Recent years average delays at KY Lock >9 hours and traffic levels remain robust. This should bode well for benefits in ongoing Economic Update. 902 Limit is $819M vs. current TPCE of $1.25B Post Authorization Change Report being developed in concert with Economic Update 20

BLUF / Project Overview Construction Photos Schedule Challenges Chickamauga Lock Replacement Agenda 21

Chickamauga Lock Replacement BLUF Bottom Line Up Front Lock Excavation contract is underway, includes unexercised options valued at approximately $7.25M. A contract modification to extend the options expiration date from 31 May 2017 to 31 Jul 2017 at no additional cost is underway. FY17 Efficient funding remains at $37M, District developing plans for potential FY17 award of Lock Chamber contract. District is developing a Post Authorization Change Report (PACR) due to certified total project cost estimate of $755M exceeding the current authorized 902 limit of $482M. 22

Road & Bridges - $6M Completed Feb 2007 Chickamauga Project Overview Lock & Associated Facilities $749M Road and Bridges 6M Total $755M Decommissioning/Site Work Award scheduled: Sep 20 Lock Chamber Award scheduled: Sep 17 Lock Excavation - $33.2M Sep 16 Award Base and 2 Options at $26M. $216M Obl thru 2 nd Qtr FY17 = 29% complete Bridge Fabrication - $400K Completed June 2011 Gates & Valves - $17M Awarded Sep 2009, Comp 2012 Approach Beams - $14M Awarded Apr 2010, Comp 2013 Cofferdam - $89M Awarded Sep 2006, Comp 2012 Cofferdam Stabilization - $3.1M Awarded Sep 2015, Comp 2016 Approach Walls Award scheduled: Sep 21 23

1 3 2 1. Site visit by acting ASA (CW), Doug Lamont, on 28 February 2017; 2. Installation of stability berm to support downstream wall of cofferdam during rock excavation; 3. 24 April 2017 High water event. 24

Chickamauga Lock Project Schedule Major Feature Construction Award Complete Revised Lock Excavation Construction Sep 2016 Sep 2018 Lock Chamber Sep 2017 Dec 2023 Site Work and Decommission Existing Lock Sep 2020 Sept 2024 Approach Walls Construction Sep 2021 Dec 2023 PACR for 902 Exceedance 1 Oct 2016 FY18 Completion mile 2 1 902 Exceedance expected by FY2020 with efficient funding. 2 Completion date revised after project briefing to HQ USACE Change Control Board. 25

Chickamauga Lock Summary and Challenges Delayed funding in FY17 is compressing time available for: Exercising remaining Lock Excavation contract options. Lock Chamber contract solicitation/award in FY17. Project developing Post Authorization Change Report (PACR) due to current cost estimate exceeding the current authorized 902 limit. 27