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This is a presentation on the United States Space Force's (USSF) new construction authorities and contracting approach for accelerating space infrastructure projects. The presentation, delivered by Mr. Erik Symanski, Senior Contracting Official for Space Operational Contracting, outlines the USSF's commitment to partnering with industry on construction initiatives across multiple Space Force locations.

The USSF's scope of responsibility encompasses 788 contracting specialists distributed across three major commands: Combat Forces Command (568 specialists across Peterson, Schriever, and Buckley Space Force Bases), Space Systems Command (136 specialists at Patrick and Vandenberg Space Force Bases), and Space and Training Readiness Command (84 specialists at Patrick Space Force Base and Los Angeles Space Force Base). The fundamental purpose of the new construction authorities is to accelerate construction timelines rather than default to Other Transactions (OTs) for every project. The presentation emphasizes that OTs are a business tool, not a cure-all, and will not replace Military Construction (MILCON) or Facility Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (FSRM) funding mechanisms. The USSF anticipates $5.6 billion in MILCON projects and $3.3 billion in FSRM funding from FY27 through FY31. The proposed construction priorities span multiple locations including Beale AFB, Buckley SFB, Cape Canaveral SFS, Cavalier SFS, Cheyenne Mountain SFS, Clear SFS, Kaena Point SFS, Kennedy Space Center, Los Angeles AFB, New Boston SFS, Patrick SFB, Pittsuffik Space Base, Schriever SFB, and Vandenberg SFB, with projects categorized as FY27 FSRM, FY27 MILCON, or FY27 Design/Planning initiatives.

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Building The Future, Faster:

Partnering With Industry On New Construction Authorities

Mr. Erik Symanski Senior Contracting Official Space Operational Contracting

THIS PRESENTATION IS UNCLASSIFIED

Distribution Statement A. Approved for public release:

distribution is unlimited.

People PioneerPurpose Simplify

SPACE OPERATIONAL & ENTERPRISE CONTRACTING HQ

SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY

Combat Forces Command

Space Acquisition and Integration

Office @ Peterson

SFB, CO

21 CONS

@ Peterson SFB, CO

50 CONS

@ Schriever SFB, CO

460 CONS

@ Buckley SFB, CO

Space Systems Command

45 CONS

@ Patrick SFB, FL

30 CONS

@ Vandenberg, SFB, CA

61 CONF

@ Los Angeles

SFB, CA

Space and Training Readiness

Command

HQ STARCOM/PK

@ Patrick SFB, FL

People

A NEW ERA FOR SPACE

INFRASTRUCTURE

Our Commitment

The "Why"

Your Role

Pioneer

WHY ARE WE HERE? THE

PURPOSE OF OUR NEW

AUTHORITY

The fundamental purpose of these changes is to accelerate construction timelines, not to default to

Other Transactions (OTs) for every project.

A business opportunity, not a government directive.

OTs are a tool, not a cure-all.

OTs will NOT replace MACCs.

We are on a learning journey and do not have all the answers today.

Simplify

ON THE HORIZON

FY 27 – FY 31 = $5.6B MILCON Projects across the USSF FY 27 – FY 31 = $3.3B FSRM Funding across the USSF

PioneerPurpose

SENIOR CONTRACTING OFFICIAL

CLOSING COMMENTS

People

PioneerPurpose

Simplify

PROPOSED USSF CONSTRUCTION PRIORITIES

PROPOSED USSF CONSTRUCTION PRIORITIES (CONT’D)

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Space Operational & Enterprise contracting HQ scope of responsibility
��A New Era for Space Infrastructure
Why Are We Here? The Purpose of Our New Authority
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Senior contracting official� Closing COMMENTS
Proposed ussf Construction priorities
Proposed ussf Construction priorities (CONT’D)
Proposed ussf Construction priorities (CONT’D)
Proposed ussf Construction priorities (CONT’D)
Proposed ussf Construction priorities (CONT’D)

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