WR SLD Site Visit and One-on-One Meeting Kickoff Briefing.pdf

Space Force Range Contract (SFRC) WR Site Visit/One-on-One

Col Bryan Titus, Vice Commander – Operations

SLD 30/CV

Charlene Thomas, Contracting Officer

45 CONS/PKDB

Highest Overall Classification:

UNCLASSIFIED 1

30 January 2023

Objective

Provide industry an opportunity to view a representative set of Range assets that will become SFRC operations, maintenance, sustainment, and integration (OMS&I) responsibilities.

Provide industry an opportunity to meet with the SFRC MFT to present questions and make recommendations to improve the clarity of SFRC requirements before RFP is finalized.

Peterson

Buckley

LA AFB

Cape

Patrick

Schriever

Unique Infrastructure

• Largest USSF/ 2d largest DAF base

• 2K+ buildings

• 2nd longest runway in DAF (15k ft.)

• Electrical: 53 miles of high-power lines; only 70kv system in DAF

• Water: 4 wells, treatment plant, 9 pump stations

• Gaseous Nitrogen plant, 8 miles of line

• 22 MW Solar Farm

Unique Team

• Guardians and Airmen

• 10K personnel average daily on base

• 38 tenants

• Only wildland fire crew in DoD

• 4th largest Security Forces Squadron in DAF

Estimated Economic Impact $4.5 billion

Environment 16 federally protected species; 1500 archeological sites; 14 ancient Chumash rock art sites;

National Historic Landmark SLC 10;

DoD’s most corrosive CONUS environment

118K ac / 184 sq mi;

46 mi coast; 621 mi roads

Geography

Military ~ 2,600 Civil Service/NAF ~1,500 Contractor ~2,800 Military Dependents ~3,800 Local Area Retirees ~8,000

Lompoc: 43K Santa Maria: 106K

Demographics

Unique Operations

• Launch and test

• MDA/100th Brigade

• CFSCC/CSpOC

• 21 SOPS

• X-37

• Space Operations Alternate Location

VSFB – A Power Projection Platform

Launch Trends

• 2022 was highest temp since 1997

• Increased demand across space launch and test customers

CY 2022 Launches: 3 Ballistic / 16 Space

02 Feb 22 NROL-87 SLC-4E/LZ4 Falcon 9 25 Feb 22 Starlink 4-11 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 17 Apr 22 NROL-85 SLC-4E/LZ4 Falcon 9 13 May 22 Starlink 4-13 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 18 Jun 22 SARah SLC-4E/LZ4 Falcon 9 07 Jul 22 MK-21A TP-01 Minotaur I 10 Jul 22 Starlink 3-1 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 22 Jul 22 Starlink 3-2 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 12 Aug 22 Starlink 3-3 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 16 Aug 22 GT-243GM LF-09 Minuteman G 30 Aug 22 Starlink 3-4 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 7 Sep 22 GT-244GM LF-10 Minuteman G 24 Sep 22 NROL-91 SLC-6 Delta IV (Heavy) 1 Oct 22 Firefly Flight 2 SLC-2W Firefly Alpha 5 Oct 22 Starlink 4-29 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 27 Oct 22 Starlink 4-31 SLC-4E/Barge Falcon 9 10 Nov 22 JPSS-2 SLC-3E Atlas V 15 Dec 22 SWOT SLC-4E Falcon 9 30 Dec 22 EROS-C SLC-4E Falcon 9

Current Manifest

LAUNCH PAD JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

SLC-2W

Firefly

SLC-3E/6

Atlas V Delta IV

SLC-4E

Falcon 9

LF-04/09/10/23/24

Minuteman III

MDA

576E

ABL/RS1

OTHER OPS

WR MX

USAF & NAWC

System Tests

V001 W0157 1 Jun

GT 245GM

W2413 LF10

9 Feb 2301-0501

Alpha Flt-4 W7990 19 Apr

GT 246GM

W7217 LF09

19 Apr 0001-0601

COMM

*W5266 15 Apr

Alpha Flt-5 W9825 28 May

Alpha Flt-3 W5380 29 Mar

COMM

*W0928 12 Jun

Minotaur IV NROL-174

W8693 SLC-8

5 Oct

FTG-12

W9943 LF24

TBD

Starlink **W7426

28 Jun

Starlink G2-6 **W8615

28 Jan 0831-1449

Starlink **W6230 16 Mar

Starlink **W6043 5 Jun

Starlink **W8044

25 Mar

Starlink **W7396 25 Jul

Starlink **W4727

28 Aug

Starlink **W4208

15 Jul

K1 **W7122 5 Sep

Starlink **W6053

25 Sep

GT 247GM

W3965 LF10

6 Sep 0001-0601

MFCC Admin Changes

TBD

11-19 Sep

V002 W1874 1 Oct

Starlink **W7080 15 Oct

Starlink **W0879

5 Feb

Starlink **W5280 21 Aug

Stratolaunch W4699 Flightline 28 Jan-5 Feb

COMM

*W9588 10 Oct

COMM

*W6453 5 Aug

COMM

*W6017 5 May

COMM

*W5345 12 May

SDA-0B

*W4845 1 Mar

Digital Globe *W4202 15 Feb

SDA-0A

*W0191 25 Feb

Starlink **W0465 25 Nov

Minotaur I MK21-2

W5494 TP-01

12 Nov 2201-0401

GT 248GM

W5926 LF09

1 Nov 0001-0601

Starlink **W8000 15 Nov

Starlink ** W6929 5 Jul

Starlink **W8945 20 May

K2 **W6432

5 Oct

USAF

12-19 Apr

Sentinel/FT-1

W9627 LF04

4 Dec 2301-0601

V003 W4340 1 Dec

COMM

*W8241 5 Nov

NAWC

1-12 Mar

NAWC

15-22 Jan

Starlink *W7214 28 Jan

Maximizing Capacity

• Expansion throttled by location not land

• Investing in creating opportunity

Western Range Utilization (CY22)

2 3

1 2

3 2

3 2

Cat 4 (Lead Range/High Support)

Cat 3 (Support Range/High

Support)

Cat 2 (Lead Range/Self Provisioned)

Cat 1 (Lead Range/Low Support)

Cat 0 (Preparatory Ops)

N um be r o f O pe ra tio ns

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Cat 4: E.g. MMIII, MDA, ULA Cat 3: E.g. Hypersonic, Flight Test Cat 2: E.g. Falcon 9 Cat 1: E.g. 30RS, Navy exercises Cat 0: E.g. MDR, Static Fire

Site Visit ROE 1

Participants have been divided into three teams (i.e. Team A/B/C) and each team will visit all sites at different times (see schedule).

Teams will be further subdivided (e.g. A1/A2) at certain locations in the WROCC based on room size

Team assignments were provided to each participant at check-in, all members from the same company are on the same team.

Government transportation will be provided for all VSFB site visits, with the exception of the WROCC. Participants are responsible for all other transportation.

Heads up, speed limits are strictly enforced on VSFB

Watchout for wildlife while driving on the base

Site Visit ROE 2

A Government representative will meet you at each site and lead the site visit.

The Government representative will provide an overview of the site configuration, purpose, and unique features.

Due to the limitations of time and group logistics this will be an overview only, not all rooms/features of the site will be seen or described, participants are encouraged to consult the bidder's library for additional information about SFRC managed assets and facilities.

Site Visit ROE 3

Participants will be allowed to ask questions at the end of each briefing as time permits and may be asked to write out the questions. Questions will be posted to SAM.gov along with answers as soon as practical.

Questions can also be submitted after the event to Charlene Thomas (charlene.thomas@spaceforce.mil) and Natalie Erdley (natalie.erdley@spaceforce.mil) NLT 10 Feb. These will also be posted to SAM.gov.

Video, photography, and audio recording is strictly prohibited.

For your safety, all participants must comply with directions from Government personnel during the site visits.

One-on-One Meeting ROE

Companies requesting one-on-one meetings have received their scheduled one-on-one day and time.

One-on-one meetings will be held in the Vandenberg Education Center, Building 13640, Room 144/145.

In fairness to all participants companies will be limited to the assigned time slot. Arrive on time and prioritize questions and suggestions. Questions from the one-on-one meetings will be posted with answers on SAM.gov as soon as practical. Suggestions will not be posted.

There will be no video, photography or recording during the one-on-one meetings.

Schedule

EVENT Baseline Date Acquisition Strategy Panel 31 March and 14 July 2022 Draft RFP Release 15 December 2022 ER Site Visit and One-on-One Meetings 9-12 January 2023 WR Site Visit and One-on-One Meetings 30 January – 3 February 2023 Draft RFP Questions Due 10 February 2023 Final RFP Release May 2023 Proposals Due July 2023 Contract Award March 2024 Contract Transition April – September 2024 Contract Start October 2024

CLIN Structure

CLIN Description Applicable PWS Pricing Arrangement

XX01 Enterprise Program Management 1.0 – 1.13 FFP

XX02 Routine Range Services 2 CPAF

XX03 Mission Support Services 3 CPAF

XX04 Range Engineering and Technical Support 4 CPAF

XX05 Other Range Services 5.1 – 5.6, 5.9 – 5.12 CPFF

XX06 Other Range Services 5.7 and 5.8 FFP

XX07 Construction 7 FFP

XX08 Contractor Acquired Services 6.2 Cost

XX09 Contractor Acquired Property 6.1 Cost

XX10 Travel and Training All Cost

0099 Phase-In/Enterprise Program Management 1.14 FFP

“LAUNCH AND TEST ABOVE THE REST” 15

30th Security Forces

“LAUNCH AND TEST ABOVE THE REST”

Start‐up Guide

• Gate Procedures: Trusted Traveler & Normal Entry

• Restricted Areas:

• Photography and areas that prohibit photography.

• Security Forces: CA Traffic Laws

• Exercises: Emulate Real World Responses

• Cell Phone: Signal & Restrictions

• Random Anti‐Terrorism Measures (RAMs)

• Launch Operations: Road Closures & Restrictions

Conservation & Wildlife

• Vandenberg is roughly 118K Acre’s/3rd Largest within the Air Force

• Terrain: 17 different types of Habitat

• Species: 330 Species w/several Endangered/Threatened/Compromised

• Wildlife: Mountain Lions, Bobcats, Feral Pigs, Deer, Coyote

• Vandenberg State Marine Reserve (VSMR)

• Archeological Sites: 2.2K around VSFB

• Prohibited Acts: Feeding Wildlife, Artifact Collecting, Metal Detectors, Fires (Unless Written Permission), Stay Designated Roads or Pathways

• Seasonal Restrictions: Boat House (Elephant Seals), Beaches (Western Snowy Plovers)

30th Security Forces

• Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC)

• Cell: (805) 606‐3911 or DSN: 606‐3911

• Emergency 911

• Security Forces HQ:

• Bldg 13675, Colorado Ave

• Conservation Office:

• Bldg 13848, South Dakota

• Questions?

WR Site Visit Schedule

Building 969 (Radar 0.134)

Parking Parking

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Event schedule (via Google Sheets):

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1le4JUsciXEZ4natRDDdX TlFqkF_cadwob8sehqLZ0e4/edit?usp=sharing

WR Site Visit Locations

Building 989 (Development Labs)

Building 945 (Logistics Facility)

Building 981 (DLM Facility)

Building 969 (Radar 0.134)

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Pa rk in g

Event map (via Google Maps):

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1OD_5CfIbPWbTQLSuc v8qsJGT7eZRMaA&usp=sharing

WROCC Parking and bus pick up

WROCC Parking and Bus pick up location

WROCC