Industry Day Agenda_NS Newport 07JAN25_FINAL.docx
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This is an Industry Day agenda for a site visit at Naval Station Newport scheduled for January 14, 2025, related to a water/wastewater infrastructure divestiture opportunity. The event begins at 8:15 AM at Pass and ID, followed by presentations from key personnel including CDR Ian Underwood (Public Works Officer), Heather Stadler (Deputy Director, Real Estate Division, NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic), and LT Marrcel Smith (Assistant Public Works Officer) covering welcome remarks, real estate overview, and utility infrastructure information.
The agenda includes a detailed two-hour site tour (9:45 AM - 11:45 AM) covering 13 stops across the Naval Station Newport area, including inspection of key infrastructure components such as the waterfront and Pier 2, Sewer Lift Station 74, Melville Reservoir 31, multiple housing areas managed by Balfour Beatty (totaling 684 homes across 6 neighborhoods), and various pump stations and utility connections. The tour highlights existing utility agreements with multiple stakeholders including NOAA, Coast Guard, Balfour Beatty, and local municipalities, as well as infrastructure serving former Navy properties transferred to state and local entities.
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Industry Day Agenda 14 January 2025
Day of Event Structure:
8:15 – Attendees meet at Pass and ID to retrieve passes/be escorted on board.
1377 Cloyne Court, Newport (BLDG 1377)
8:30 am – 8:45 am - Welcome & Opening Remarks
CDR Ian Underwood, Public Works Officer, Naval Station Newport
8:45 am – 9:15 am – Real Estate Overview
Heather Stadler, Deputy Director, Real Estate Division, NAVFAC Mid- Atlantic
9:15 am – 9:30 am – Utility Infrastructure
LT Marrcel Smith, CEC, Assistant Public Works Officer, UEM Director (Acting), Public Works Department, Naval Station Newport James Carlson, Facilities Management Director, Public Works Department, Naval Station Newport
9:30 am – 9:45 am – Q&A
9:45 am – 11:45 am – Site Tour (Newport W-WW Utility Infrastructure)
11:45 am – 12:00 pm – Post-Tour Debrief and Closing Remarks
Industry Day Agenda 14 January 2025
Tour Route:
Depart – PWD, 1 Simonpietri Drive Stop 1 – Waterfront and Pier 2
· Building 68: Hose room, risers, and hot boxes
· Demarcation points for NOAA and Coast Guard campuses
· Waterfront expansion
· NOAA
· Coast Guard
Stop 2 – Sewer Lift Station 74
· Built in 1995
· Sewage Pump Station with Standby Generator and diesel AST Stop 3 – Exit installation through (North) Gate 17 Stop 4 – Greene Lane Housing (Windshield Drive-By Only)
· Privatized military housing partnership with Balfour Beatty, managing partner for the Northeast Housing LLC
· Navy has Utility Agreement with Balfour Beatty
· 200 homes in Greene Lane housing; total of 684 homes in 6 neighborhoods
Stop 5 – Weaver Cove (Windshield Drive-By Only) and Marine Trades Melville and Backyard
· Former Navy land transferred to the State of RI in the 1970-1990s
· Navy provides water and wastewater services
· Weaver Cove Utility Agreement
· Wheeling Accounts
· Navy provides service; city bills and credits the Navy
Stop 6 – Melville Housing (Windshield Drive-By Only)
· Privatized military housing partnership with Balfour Beatty, managing partner for the Northeast Housing LLC
· Navy has Utility Agreement with Balfour Beatty
· 98 homes in Melville housing; total of 684 homes in 6 neighborhoods
Stop 7 – Melville Reservoir 31
· Flash Pump Station 30
Stop 8 – Portsmouth Campground & School and Leland Point Residences
· Former Navy land transferred to the Town of Portsmouth in the 1970-1990s
· In-active hot box south of the school hot provides an emergency water line connection to Portsmouth water/fire department and requires backflow testing every six months
· Building 62; intermediate pumping building near Leland Point
Stop 9 – Coddington Housing (Windshield Drive-By Only)
· Privatized military housing partnership with Balfour Beatty, managing partner for the Northeast Housing LLC
· Navy has Utility Agreement with Balfour Beatty
· Hartfield Housing
· Wastewater Treatment Plant
· 208 homes in Coddington Cove housing; total of 684 homes in 6 neighborhoods
· Landings Group; Town of Middletown provides water
Stop 10 – Fort Adams (Windshield Drive-By Only)
· Non-contiguous property in City of Newport
· Privatized military housing partnership with Balfour Beatty, managing partner for the Northeast Housing LLC
· Navy has Utility Agreement with Balfour Beatty
· 125 homes in Fort Adams housing; total of 684 homes in 6 neighborhoods
· Services provided to State owned property at Fort Adams
· Sewer line that connects to the City of Newport
· Navy-owned 1 ½ mile sewer line, tied into the City of Newport
· Pump Station 1289 connected to Reservoir 1295
Stop 11 – Gate 1 and Hospital (Windshield Drive-By Only)
· Pump Station 1271 and Sewage Lift Station 68 at Gate 1
· Meter Pit – Water from the City of Newport to the installation
· Hospital property and BRAC
· Provide sewer lines for 60 city residences for credit
Stop 12 – Enter installation through Gate 1
Stop 13 – 158 on CHI (Lift station in front of the gym)
· Coddington Point 338 pumps directly to Newport’s Wastewater
Arrive – PWD, 1 Simonpietri Drive image1.png image2.png
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