2023 Industry Day Slides .pptx

Illinois Army National Guard/ Illinois Air National Guard 2024 Industry Day

Col Steve Rice 182nd Airlift Wing/ Mission Support Group Commander

COL Brian Creech

USPFO-IL

SMSgt Ben Yeutson 182AW Base Contracting Officer(BCO)

Edward B. Yeutson

Introduction

HH-43 Huskie – Came into service in June 1959.

Capable of carrying 700 gallons of fire-fighting foam and utilized to fight forest fires within the United States.

Refitted in 1962 to conduct medical rescue during the Vietnam Conflict.

The Air Force recognized a need to train pilots more quickly.

- ”Power driven synthetic trainer to demonstrate responses of the HH-43B helicopter where the servo-control flaps were actuated in response to movement of two different sticks and foot pedals.”

TSgt Frank Barkman

Agenda Base Civil Engineer (BCE) and Construction and Facility Management Office (CFMO) Project Look ahead (0900-1030) 182d AW: SMSgt Ben Yeutson CFMO: Mr. Dallas Vignone 183d WG: SMSgt Ben Yeutson 126th ARW: SMSgt Ben Yeutson APEX – How APEX can help your company. (1030 – 1100) Capital Development Board (CDB) (1100-1130) Lunch (1130-1300) Job Order Contracts for Construction (1300 – 1330) JOC Town Hall (1330 – 1500) Contracting Networking/ Questions (1500 – 1530)

182d Airlift Wing Construction Program

MILCON

Note: Projects are in Priority Order

Current and FY24 SRM

FY24 SRM

FY25 & Beyond SRM

ILARNG Construction Facilities Management Office (CFMO)

MILCON

FY Project Title PA Method Status FY22 Bloomington Vehicle Maint Shop $15,000,000 CDB Construction

FY23 Addition to Marion RC (UMMC) $ 3,814,000 CDB Under Design

FY24 N. Riverside Vehicle Maint Shop $17,500,000 CDB Under Design

FY30 New Peoria Readiness Center $ 20,000,000 OPEN Competing at NGB

7 December 2016

Energy Projects

Sparta Solar Farm Various Lighting upgrades and Energy Studies being conducted throughout our facilities Working with GTI on emerging technologies to reduce carbon footprint, i.e. Hydrogen based technologies Currently working initial design for solar car ports incorporated into parking lots which will also provide EV charging stations

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183d Wing Construction Program $26.7M Construction planned for FY24-29

Base Civil Engineer – Maj Eric Marks Base Contracting Officer (BCO) – 1st Lt Alicia Braun alicia.braun@us.af.mil (217) 757-1265

Repair CRF Facility, Bldg. 17 (SRM)

Repair Base Fire Suppression System (SRM) Repair Vehicle Maintenance Facility, Bldg 19 (SRM)

Construct BCE Complex (MILCON) Construct AOG Parking (SRM) Repair Access, Bldg. 15 (SRM) Repair Water Damage, Building 46 / Repair Roof, Building 46 (SRM)

Demolish Bldgs 12 & 13 (Demo) Repair Base Fire Alarm Systems (SRM)

Repair Fire Suppression, Building 15 (SRM)

Repair Deployment Processing, Building 23 (SRM)

Construct CRF Parking (SRM)

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS

MILCON & Minor Construction

126th Air Refueling Wing

$45.1M Construction planned for FY24-29

Base Civil Engineer – Maj Matthew Boice Base Contracting Officer (BCO) – 1st Lt Christopher Fisher christopher.fisher.7@us.af.mil (618)222-5113

REPAIR, Asphalt Roads/Parking Lots – Base wide REPAIR, Airfield Apron Ballpark Lighting REPAIR, Comm Facility – B5010

REPAIR, Fire Systems – Base wide ADAL, Fuel System Hangar, B5024 (DESIGN)

Repair Aircraft Maintenance, B5022

ADAL, Fuel System Hangar, B5024 (CONSTRUCTION) REPAIR, Building/Seal Masonry – Base wide

Repair Headquarters Facility – B5000 (SRM)

MILCON – CONSTRUCT, Aircraft Maintenance Hangar

126th ARW Significant Projects

FY24 182AW/ State Construction Contract Priorities 1 – ILARNG/ 182AW Statewide Construction MATOC $2k - $3M Individual Task Order/ $25M Maximum Capacity 2 – Region 2 Roofing Job Order Contract (JOC) $2k - $250k Individual Task Order/ $7M Maximum Capacity 3 – Region 1 Roofing JOC $2k – 250k Individual Task Order/ $7M Maximum Capacity 4 – Region 3 Roofing JOC $2k – 250k Individual Task Order/ $7M Maximum Capacity 5 – FY25 – Region 1-3 Pavements & External Improvements JOCs 6 – FY26 – Region 1-3 HVAC JOCs 7 – FY27 – Region 1-3 Plumbing JOCs 8 – FY28 – ILARNG/ ILANG Statewide Construction MATOC Resolicit

2 August 2023

USPFO of IL/ 182d Airlift Wing FY24-FY26 Industry Day:

Illinois APEX Accelerator Keli Krueger-Huhra, MBA, CPSM, Director Foster College of Business, Turner Center for Entrepreneurship Bradley University Phone: (309) 677-3297 (direct) Phone: (309) 677-4321 (office) Email: khuhra@bradley.edu Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

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Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

What is an APEX Accelerator?

Illinois APEX Accelerators are essentially the front door to expand the number of businesses capable of pursuing and performing under contracts with the Department of Defense (DoD), other federal agencies, state and local government agencies and with government prime contractors.

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

Mission: To provide critical education and training to small businesses seeking to participate in government agency procurement contracts. The APEX Accelerators help to generate new procurement suppliers for local, state, and federal government agencies resulting in a stronger industrial base, greater competition, and higher-quality goods at lower cost for the taxpayer.

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions Sharing data between small businesses and the Department i.e. OTA, Phase III, etc.

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Provides Funding for the APEX Accelerator Program.

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment (USD(A&S)); and the DoD Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP)

Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions Sharing data between small businesses and the Department i.e. OTA, Phase III, etc.

Businesses won nearly 420 in government contracts – worth over $526 million - in FY 2023, with the help of the Illinois APEX Accelerator.

Our no-cost assistance comes in the form of teaching, mentoring, and coaching. We also provide our clients with a complete set of tools to research and identify contracting opportunities.

Through our services your Illinois Business will learn how to:

Conduct market research, find government opportunities, and establish relationships with agencies.

Execute SAM and other governmental vendor registrations.

Read and understand government bid and proposal solicitations.

Locate businesses- large and small- to form partnering agreements between firms.

Prepare, review, and finalize a bid or proposal.

Locate technical information and pricing data.

Understand RFID, UID, and packaging standards.

Navigate 8(a) HUBZone, WOSB, EDWSOB, DBE certifications and Veteran-owned verification.

Prepare for pre-bid conferences, short-list interviews, debriefings and pre-award meetings.

Participate in electronic and other Internet-based bid opportunities.

Handle post-award contract administration.

In Fiscal Year 2023 the Illinois APEX Accelerator…

Served 1,650 businesses Conducted seminars and participated in 146 state-wide events with 3,244 businesses and individuals in attendance Our staff conducted 5,632 counseling sessions with Illinois-based businesses Our staff provided 5,301 hours of counseling to our clients Our clients won 419 contracts worth nearly $526.8 million Our efforts helped clients create 48 and saved 102 jobs.

The Illinois APEX Accelerator Helps Businesses Identify, Compete for, and Win Government Contracts

Our no-cost assistance comes in the form of teaching, mentoring, and coaching. We also provide our clients with a complete set of tools to research and identify contracting opportunities.

Through our services your Illinois Business will learn how to:

Conduct market research, find government opportunities, and establish relationships with agencies.

Execute SAM and other governmental vendor registrations.

Read and understand government bid and proposal solicitations.

Locate businesses- large and small- to form partnering agreements between firms.

Prepare, review, and finalize a bid or proposal.

Locate technical information and pricing data.

Understand RFID, UID, and packaging standards.

Navigate 8(a) HUBZone, WOSB, EDWSOB, DBE certifications and Veteran-owned verification.

Prepare for pre-bid conferences, short-list interviews, debriefings and pre-award meetings.

Participate in electronic and other Internet-based bid opportunities.

Handle post-award contract administration.

Illinois APEX Accelerator Centers The Illinois APEX Accelerator is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO).

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University Director: Keli Krueger-Huhra 801 W. Main St.

Peoria, IL 61606 309-677-3297 khuhra@fsmail.bradley.edu Illinois APEX Accelerator at College of DuPage Director: Ileen Kelly 535 Duane St.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 630-942-2184 kellyi421@cod.edu Illinois APEX Accelerator at Far South Community Development Corp. (FSCDC) Director: Franchon Greenfield 837 W. 115th St.

Chicago, IL 60643 773-830-6562 Franchon@farsouthcdc.org State Director Darryl Thomas 500 E. Monroe St.

Springfield, IL 62701 217-524-4146 darryl.thomas@illinois.gov

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Greater Southwest Development Corp. (GSDC) Director: Ash Ryman 2106 W. 63rd St.

Chicago, IL 60629 773-446-1000 ext. 452 a.ryman@greatersouthwest.org Illinois APEX Accelerator at Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) Director: Oscar Gutierrez Ochoa 222 W. Merchandise Mart Plz., Ste. 1212 Chicago, IL 60654 312-425-9500 ogutierrez@ihccbusiness.net Illinois APEX Accelerator at Joseph Business School Director: Chris Hollingsworth 7600 W. Roosevelt Rd.

Forest Park, IL 60130 708-697-6142 chollingsworth@jbs.edu Program Assistants Rebekah Piatt – rebekah.piatt@illinois.gov Arthur Figuiere – arthur.figuiere@illinois.gov 500 E. Monroe St.

Springfield, IL 62701 217-524-4146 Illinois APEX Accelerator at Southern Illinois University – Carbondale Director: Brenda Henderson 1740 Innovation Dr.

Carbondale, IL 62903 618-536-2355 brenda.j.henderson@siu.edu Illinois APEX Accelerator at Western Illinois University Director: Theresa Ebeler 109 West Legion Columbia, IL 62236 618-420-8313 tl-ebeler@wiu.edu Illinois APEX Accelerator at Women’s Business Development Center (WBDC) Director: Donna Beasley 8 S. Michigan Ave., Ste. 400 Chicago, IL 60603 312-853-3477 ext. 680 dbeasley@wbdc.org To locate an Illinois APEX Accelerator near you visit: www.ilsmallbiz.biz/ptacnearme To sign-up for the Illinois APEX Accelerator visit: http://ilsbdc.ecenterdirect.com/ To locate a non-Illinois APEX Accelerator near you visit: https://www.aptac-us.org/contracting-assistance/

The Illinois APEX Accelerator is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO).

PTACs can be critical enablers to opening the defense industrial base to small, non-traditional companies who are on the forefront of innovation Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

The Infrastructure Act will be implemented largely by issuing grants to the states. Starting this year, Illinois is set to receive nearly $18 billion in federal infrastructure funds, in addition to the $45 million already committed by the state to repair roads, bridges, rails and more. U.S. EPA, the Department of Transportation, and Department of Interior are also expected to issue numerous contracts to execute this funding.

Opportunities will be available to Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) and State of Illinois Business Enterprise Program (BEP) certified firms.

Many of the contracts will be issued through the Illinois Tollway and the Illinois Department of Transportation.

While contract-specific goals will vary, the Tollway and IDOT’s diversity goals could result in hundreds of millions spent with certified DBEs and BEP firms.

Specific information on how the funds will be spent:

Transit investments ($4 billion).

Mitigate the risk of recurring damage from extreme weather events, such as flooding and other natural disasters ($5.2 billion).

Replace and support bridges ($1.3 billion).

Improve highway safety ($533 million).

Fund projects that incorporate natural infrastructure, like flood protection ($257 million).

Support statewide freight highway projects ($257 million).

Support carbon-reducing projects, such as bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure ($226 million).

Support alternative charging and fueling infrastructure ($149 million).

Install protective devices at railroad crossings ($57 million).

Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

Specifically, SBA has increased the adjusted net worth threshold from $750,000 to $850,000; the adjusted gross income threshold from $350,000, averaged over a three-year period, to $400,000, averaged over a three-year period; and the total assets threshold from $6 million to $6.5 million. This will likely make more companies eligible for participation or continued participation in the 8(a) and EDWOSB programs.

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

What is Significant for Small Business?

SBA’s socioeconomic contracting programs can be a boon for small businesses. Whether as an 8(a) Program participant, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, a woman-owned small business, or a HUBZone company, small businesses can take advantage of set-aside and sole source contract opportunities.

The APEX Accelerator will discuss with you the basics of each program, including eligibility criteria and benefits available to participants.

When pursuing federal contract opportunities, it’s important for small businesses to take advantage of every benefit available to them. Learning about and leveraging SBA’s socioeconomic programs is a great tool to increase your business’s competitiveness.

Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

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Small business cybersecurity training: training of DOD’s cybersecurity requirements, including the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 framework.

Foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) training: training to combat foreign influence that leads to economic espionage and unauthorized technology transfer to non-allied foreign nations.

Conducting market research and commercial due diligence for the Department: leverage PTACs to conduct targeted market research and assistance efforts to support specific acquisitions

Illinois APEX Accelerator at Bradley University is provided through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD). Program support is made possible by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Bradley University.

State of Illinois Contracting Find your National Institute of Governmental Purchasing Commodity/Services Code. The NIGP Code is a coding taxonomy used to classify products and services procured by state and local governments in North America. Having the correct NIGP codes will ensure you receive notifications on contracts including the NIGP codes you listed in the procurement bulletin registrations and in your certification.

Participate in the Small Business Set Aside Program.

Get prequalified with the Capital Development Board (CDB) and the IL Department of Transportation (IDoT). For CDB and DoT, firms are required to prequalify before bidding or providing applications for selection.

Understand the procurement process better and visit the CPO’s website to stay up to date with IDOT, Illinois Tollway, Higher Education, CDB, and General Services .

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