NSAA Industry Day Brief 13JUN2024.pdf

NSA Annapolis/U.S. Naval Academy

Renewable Energy Initiative

Industry Day

13 June 2024

Visualize, Assess and Plan for Today’s Mission and the Future

• Thank you for attending Industry Day!

• We welcome your participation, input, comments and questions.

• Questions will be received today; however, all responses will be provided in written form following Industry day.

• Please refrain from any private conversations or Q&A sessions with Navy staff.

• You have 3 options for submitting questions:

– In-Person; during Q & A Session

– Drop Box; forms available during and after brief and site visit

– Email (by June 21, 2024) with submission to:

Christine Hays (christine.a.hays.civ@us.navy.mil) and

Kara Noya ( kara.l.noya.civ@us.navy.mil)

• All questions/answers will be posted on SAM.gov.

• A copy of today's brief will also be posted to SAM.gov.

Welcome

June 13, 2024; 0900-1200

Time Agenda Location

0900-0915 Sign-In/Networking Dairy Farm Pavilion

0915-1000 Project Brief Dairy Farm Pavilion

1000-1100

1100-1200

Site Tour

Session #1

Site Tour

Session #2

Wrap Up

Group A (Lower Farm)

Group B (Upper Farm)

Group A (Upper Farm)

Group B (Lower Farm

Industry Day Schedule

Time Topic Speaker

0900-0915 Sign-In/Networking

0915-0920 Welcome CAPT Schwarz

0920-0930 NSA Annapolis/USNA

Resilience

Sara Phillips & Zoë

Johnson

0930-0940 Site History/Characteristics Matt Klimoski

0940-0950 Project Objectives NAVFAC Real Estate

0950-1000 Conclusion & Question

Submission NAVFAC Real Estate

1000 Site Tour Overview Zoë Johnson

Project Brief

5NSA Annapolis Supporting Navy’s Future Leaders

Naval Support Activity Annapolis

• NSA Annapolis provides base operating support services to the United

States Naval Academy.

• NSA Annapolis is committed to providing effective and efficient shore installation management that supports its tenants and promotes the professional development of the

Brigade of Midshipmen.

The United States Naval Academy

Mission: To develop Midshipmen morally, mentally and physically and to imbue them with the highest ideals of duty, honor and loyalty in order to graduate leaders who are dedicated to a career of naval service and have potential for future development in mind and character to assume the highest responsibilities of command, citizenship and government.

United States Naval Academy

INSTALLATION

RESILIENCE PLAN

September 22, 2003

Without adaptation… this level of flooding occurs with a 5-yr storm by mid-century and annually by 2100

Purpose Develop a comprehensive plan, project portfolio, and year-to-year execution strategy to cohesively address and mitigate the combined effects of flooding caused by land subsidence, sea level rise, storm surge, and changes in the groundwater elevations.

Assumptions

• The Naval Academy will not relocate or retreat

• Brigade size and requirements remain about the same

• Security posture will be consistent with today’s general parameters

• Transportation and emergency management services remain relatively the same

• Maintain the National Historic Landmark status and be respectful of campus aesthetics

Installation Resilience Plan

Projected

Inundation Sea-Level Rise

Modeling Results

Current MHHW

Projected MHHW: 3.7 feet above today

Projected MHHW: 1.1 feet above today

Projected MHHW: 1.8 feet above todayMHHW = Mean Higher High Water

Projected

Inundation Sea-Level Rise +

5-Year Storm Event

5-Year Storm: 3.0 ft above current MHHW

5-Year Storm: 6.7 ft above current MHHW

5-Year Storm: 4.1 ft above current MHHW

5-Year Storm: 4.8 ft above current MHHWMHHW = Mean Higher High Water

What adaptation and resilience measures can be taken to address present-day and likely 2035, 2065 and 2100 impacts in order to protect

Mission-Essential infrastructure and facilities.

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Exterior Defense

• Wave Attenuation

• Pier Replacement

Perimeter Protection

• Raised Bulkheads

• Flood Walls

• Earthen Berms

InteriorAdaptations

• Elevated Roadways

• Athletic Field Drainage Improvements

• Building Retrofits

Sub-Surface Improvements

• Stormwater Upgrades

Defense in Depth

Lower Yard Project Portfolio

Short-Term (0-5 yrs) Mid-Term (5-15 yrs) Long-Term (15+ yrs)

Upper Yard Project Portfolio

Tackling the Climate Crisis

Naval Academy Dairy Farm

Site History

Timeline Action

1700-1900 Hammond Farm and Property

1902 + 1910 Hundreds of Midshipmen became ill; suspected to be from tainted dairy products

1913 Navy purchases 857 acres; establishes farm to supply dairy products to

USNA. The farm once maintained over 300 cows and a staff of 45, providing

700 – 1,500 gallons of milk per day

1997 Navy dairy operations cease; 10 U.S.C. §8476 codified allowable uses:

• Property may not be declared excess real property

• Property may be leased

• Requires the property be maintained in its rural and agricultural nature

1998-2008 Tenants included Horizon Organic Farm and Maryland Sunrise Farm

2008 Navy grants 30-year lease to Anne Arundel County (AACO) for agricultural purposes

2024 With support from AACO, Navy issues an RFI to explore and an RPP to pursue future use of the property as a mixed-use energy generation project.

Historic Photos

Bill the Goat

Site Characteristics

Project Objectives

• Provide clean energy generation, which can be leveraged to contribute to a net-zero United States Naval Academy;

• Enter into a long-term Lease with one or multiple Lessees who will provide good stewardship over the property;

• Successfully integrate development activities with cultural resources and environmental policy management requirements compatible with the mission of the

Installation; and

• Comply with all National Environmental Policy Act

(“NEPA”) and Environmental Condition of Property Report

(“ECP”) requirements.

Site Map

What's Next?

• Host RFP

Industry

Day

• Question

Submissions by

June 21, 2024

• Receive proposals by July 29, 2024

• Recommend

Selection of

Offerors for Phase

II evaluation

• Government

Review of

Proposals

• We welcome your comments and questions during this session.

• Questions will be received today; however, all responses will be provided in written form following Industry day.

• Options for submitting questions:

– In-Person; during Q & A Session

– Drop Box; forms available during and after brief and site visit.

– Email (by June 21, 2024) with submission to:

Christine Hays (christine.a.hays.civ@us.navy.mil) and

Kara Noya ( kara.l.noya.civ@us.navy.mil)

Please refrain from any private Q&A sessions with Navy personnel.

• All questions and answers will be posted on SAM.gov.

• RFP responses due by July 29, 2024 @ 5:00 p.m. via DoD Safe.

Wrap Up

Site Tour Schedule

Time Activity Participants

1000-1100

Lower Farm Windshield Tour Group A (Industry)

Dairy Farm Village Group B (Govt.)

1100-1200

Dairy Farm Village Group A (Industry)

Lower Farm Windshield Tour Group B (Govt.)

1200 Conclusion/Question Drop Off Navy/Industry

Dairy Farm Windshield Tour

Van Pick Up/Drop Off

Stop #1

Stop #2; Short Walk

Planned Stops

Visual Points of Interest

Adjoining Residential

Dairy Farm (Finger Parcel)

Dairy Farm (Bottom Section View

BGE Substation

Adjoining Residential

Transmission Lines

Dairy Farm (Segmented Parcel; NW of Road)

Towsers Branch

Driving Route

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

A

B C

D

E F

G

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C

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C

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F

• Alongside the RFP process, the Navy is also actively engaging the community in this effort.

• We welcome general comments, questions, concerns; as well as ideas.

• General comments and questions after today can be submitted to: NSAA-PAO@us.navy.mil

• For more information, visit: Dairy Farm

(navy.mil): https://bit.ly/45blwYI

Thank you!