28 OCT 26 - Pacific Greenfield Industry Day Slides.pdf

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PACIFIC GREENFIELD

INTERESTED PARTIES CONFERENCE

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL RESILIENCE

OPPORTUNITY ON OAHU, HI

28 OCTOBER 2026

OPENING ADMINISTRATIVE REMARKS

CDR RYAN CAMPBELL

Opening Administrative Remarks

Thank you for attending the Pacific Greenfield Interested Parties Conference. We welcome your participation, input, comments and questions.

Q&A All questions and responses will be posted to SAM.gov. Please refrain from any private Q&A sessions with Navy personnel. When asking questions in person and via email, please clearly state your name and company.

All questions following this event must be submitted no later than 08:00 HST on October 30, 2026.

Questions should be submitted to:

• Project Lead: grant.s.yasunaga.civ@us.navy.mil

• Project Support Lead (CTR Support): megan.e.schroeder2.ctr@us.navy.mil or

Barbara.buckhalter.ctr@us.navy.mil

Please use the subject line: "[Company Name] Questions – PGI Advanced Manufacturing RFI ".

Materials A copy of the slides will be made available on SAM.gov.

Restrooms Located in lobby

Wi-Fi No public wi-fi available

Refreshments Located off to the side

Venue Information

Devices Please silence mobile devices.

Recording and photography are not permitted.

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Agenda

Time Topic Speaker 0830-0900 Check-In 0900-0905 Opening Administrative Remarks CDR Ryan Campbell 0905-0915 Opening Remarks VADM Jeff Jablon, Deputy

Commander USPACFLT

0915-0920 Break

0920-1000 Pacific Greenfield Initiative and The Forge CDR Ryan Campbell 1000-1015 Break 1015-1030 Military Affairs Council Chamber of

Commerce Ms. Jennifer Sabas, Mr. Pono Chang, Mr. Len Higashi

1030-1200 One-on-One Discussions 1200-1300 Lunch Break 1300-1400 One-on-One Discussions

1400 Debrief/Closeout CDR Ryan Campbell As needed Additional Discussions

OPENING REMARKS

VADM JEFF JABLON

BREAK

PACIFIC GREENFIELD INITIATIVE

AND THE FORGE

BREAK

MILITARY AFFAIRS COUNCIL

Promote, Preserve and Protect Military in Hawaii

Partner, Collaborate, Advocate: Who We Are, What We Do

Background – The Defense Economy

Total defense spending in Hawaii exceeds $10 billion (>10% GDP)

Results:

✔36,268 civilian jobs (2024) ✔“Emerging Industry” in IT, CYBER, EW, Data Science and Intelligence ✔Growing requirements in manufacturing (advanced manufacturing)

1.90 2.10 2.37 2.57 2.50 3.00

3.90

5.50

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

Federal Contract Expenditure (Billions)

*TACS $1.9B

*LEIA $3.2B

*DD5 $2.8B

*multi-year contracts

Who We Are: Military Affairs Council (MAC)

Advocates for the military in Hawaii – program within the CoC

Building the small businesses supporting defense contracting

State Sponsored partnered with

HI’s CODEL sponsored and partnered with

Sponsored and partnered with

Building the next generation in IT, cybersecurity, intelligence, and data science

Increased operational readiness – Workforce development / Advanced Manufacturing, supply chain

Sponsored and partnered with

Increased operational readiness (SIB) –

Workforce development /

Innovation

Partnered with

HAWAIIWRX

PIA agreements –

Innovation, technology, and contracting

Readiness, Resilience, National Security, AND Local Opportunity / Economy

Pearl Harbor Naval

Shipyard

Pacific Shipyard

International

MARISCO

Electric Boat NUWC Army DEVC

Marines Lockheed Martin

Huntington Ingalls

Institute of Astronomy

Bear Machinery HECO

Hitachi Construction Trades SERVCO

Careers to Jobs in Hawaii Industrial Machinery Mechanics

CNC

Machinists

Machinists Inside Machinists

Journeyman Machinists

Outside Machinists

Marine Machinery Mechanics

Welders

Industrial Engineers

A state-of-the-art facility was made possible through an investment of over

$7 million from the IBAS Program, funding over 80 pieces of heavy equipment and specialized tooling to power hands-on training.

HCC Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility

Phase 0 and 1 are to conduct a building review and set up a temporary welding program in trailers to accommodate 24 students. Trailers include welding machines/booths, fume extraction, air and gas distribution, virtual training and instructor workstation. Trailers can also come with power generation.

HCC Welding Program Investment (Phase 0/1 Approved. Phase 2 via FY 27)

A new training program is being considered by IBAS at LCC.

The program will focus on additive manufacturing which include the following areas of training.

LCC Additive Manufacturing Training Facility

The Ecosystem

Boersma Steel

Confluence Corporation

Pacific Industrial Equipment Corp

Moo’s Machine Works

PACFLT N43

PHNSY

SOCOM

GT Scientific LLC

CNC Woodarts

Aeto Group

Material Suppliers

• Boersma Steel

• Kloeckner Metals

• Royal Metals

• Hilo Steel

Identification

• Hawaii Corrosion

Lab

Coating & Treatment*

• Aloha Industrial

• Hawai‘i Powder

Coating

• SureCan Coating

QA & Testing*

• Accutek

• Anawati &

Associates

• Engineering &

Inspections Hawaii

Engineering

CAD

• Kalaimoku Group

• 3D Innovation

R & D

• Makai Ocean

Engineering

• Oceanit

• PacMar

Technologies

• Spectrum Photonics

Electronics

• Nalu Scientific

• NorthStar Scientific

• Leeward Community

College

Metal Fabrication Industrial

• Universal Manufacturers

• Ed Dang’s Machine Works

• Moo’s Machine Work

CNC

• Bear Machinery

• GT Scientific

• Precision Machinery 3D Print Metal

• Oceanit

• Privateer Ship Build & Repair

• HSI Electric Boat

• Marisco

• Pacific Shipyard

• P&R Water Taxi

Non-Metal Fab Industrial

• Min’s Plastics

3D Print Plastic

• ARS Novum

• Simply 3D Hawaii

• 3D Innovations

Other

• Advanced Silicon Carbide

Kauai

• Hnu Photonics

• Pacific Allied

University

Ecosystem Capabilities

• UH Manoa – College of Engineering

• Honolulu Community College

• Institute for Astronomy

• UH Applied Research Lab*more discussion needed

Pilot Projects

Mahalo!

Contact

Jen@kaimanahila.com Jason@kaimanahila.com

ONE-ON-ONE DISCUSSIONS

Schedule:

• Session 1: 1030-1200

• Lunch

• Session 2: 1300-1400

• Closeout/Debrief

• Session 3: As Needed

These optional One-on-One Discussions are an opportunity for developers to share concepts and ideas for Pacific Greenfield. Any government responses to questions asked during the One-on-One’s will be published to SAM.gov. These sessions shall not be interpreted as a contract, a promise to contract, or a commitment of any kind on the part of the United States Government.

If you have not signed up, a sign-up sheet is available outside.

One-on-One Discussions

LUNCH

Nearby Lunch Options

By Distance:

1. Harbor Grill

2. Subway

3. Smokin’ Wings and

Southern Things

4. Mermaid Surge & Sushi /

Panda Express / Steak Out

Not recommended: McDonald’s due to lunch hour traffic

DEBRIEF/CLOSEOUT

Debrief/Closeout

Thank you for attending the Pacific Greenfield Interested Parties Conference. We appreciate your participation, input, comments and questions.

Key Dates

• Questions Due: October 30, 2026

• RFI Submittals Due: November 10, 2026

• RFP Release: To be determined after RFI responses are evaluated

Q&A All questions and responses will be posted to SAM.gov. All questions following this event must be submitted no later than 08:00 HST on October 30, 2026.

Questions should be submitted to:

• Project Lead: grant.s.yasunaga.civ@us.navy.mil

• Project Support Lead (CTR Support): megan.e.schroeder2.ctr@us.navy.mil or Barbara.buckhalter.ctr@us.navy.mil

Please use the subject line: "[Company Name] Questions – PGI Advanced Manufacturing RFI ".

Materials A copy of the slides will be made available on SAM.gov.

mailto:grant.s.yasunaga.civ@us.navy.mil mailto:megan.e.schroeder2.ctr@us.navy.mil mailto:Barbara.buckhalter.ctr@us.navy.mil https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/8e80769dcd5e4a23b4951159f72c6d60/view