V2 Fencing Site Visit Presentation.pptx

Open-End Fencing Site Visit Presentation

Fort Hood Garrison

Nathan M. Raine, nathan.m.raine.civ@army.mil, 254-535-3769

Procurement Team

Procuring Contracting Officer Bruce Hayes

Contracting Specialist Martin Torres

Contracting Officer Representative Bythel Strand

Project Manager Nathan Raine

Project Synopsis

The purpose of this contract is to ensure proper level of security around protected areas, such as restricted areas, controlled areas, entry control/access control points, installation perimeters, and to provide a physical and psychological deterrent to entry and preventing unauthorized personnel from entering a protected area.

Performance Period: Barring any contingencies that arise during the course of a Construction type contract, the Government requires the Task Order projects to be completed by the time listed on the individual Task Order. “Completion” is defined as the completing of ALL contractional obligations.

Procurement Details

NAICS:

238990 All Other Specialty Contractors SB size Standard is $16.5M

Bid Opening:

Wednesday, 12 Oct 2022 at 10:00 am CST Shoemaker Building 36000 36000 Shoemaker Lane, Conf Room #1527 Fort Hood 76544

Set Aside:

100% HubZone

Procurement Details

RFIs Due No Later Than:

14 SEP 2022 at 1500 CST

Liquidated Damages:

$927.29 per calendar day

Land mass: 218,823 acres; 342 square miles; 886 square kilometers (Training acreage: 196, 894) Buildings and structures: 6,323 (34 million square feet or 3.2 million square meters of floor space) Fort Hood Overview 80 Years of Service – 1942 to 2022

Open-End Fencing Coverage Area

North Fort Hood Fence Area

Main Cantonment Fence Area

West Fort Hood Fence Area

Typical Projects

Install Motor Pool Fence around Building.

Replace Damaged Motor Pool Fence.

Replace Damaged Motor Pool Gates.

Replace Damaged Fence at Water Gaps.

Repair damaged Perimeter Fence.

Replace Barbed Wire Perimeter Fence with Chain Link Fence.

Replace Access Control Point (ACP) Security Gates.

Install 5 Strand Barbed Wire Cattle Fence around berms of fishing ponds.

Repair Washed-Out Fence on West Fort Hood

543 ft section of damaged fence at water crossing on West Fort Hood (Mohawk Dr.) due to flood.

Replaced 543ft of damaged fence with 7ft galvanized fencing along with a 100ft breakaway point to prevent future damage to entire fence line from flood.

Removed 50ft of vegetation from drainage to allow free flowing of water.

Before After

Typical Motor pool Fence Repairs and Installation

Force Protection Inspection Failure.

Removed 10ft of fencing from each side of building.

Extend fence 3ft toward rear of building.

Install 100ft fence line behind building from north to south.

Extend fence 3ft toward the front of building and connect to original fence line

After Modification of motor pool fencing to improve physical security of military property due to windows from building exposed a breach in force protection.

Repair Damaged Water Gap Fence on West Fort Hood

180ft damaged water gap and perimeter Fencing due to high water and large debris in a flood zone area on West Fort Hood.

Remove 180ft of broken fence line.

Remove 200ft of Debris.

Install a 200ft galvanized water gap fencing with three 8 feet cattle panels to prevent future damage to entire fence line due to floods.

Replace Barbed Wire Perimeter Fence with Chain Link Fence

Clear all vegetation 10 feet from fence line and remove 522 LF of old damaged barbed wire fence and replace with 7ft Chain Link security fence.

Old barbed wire fence has become damaged from overgrown vegetation which cause a breach in security and allowed unauthorized personnel access to the Installation.

Replace Barbed Wire Perimeter Fence with Chain Link Fence continue Old barbed wire fence has become damaged from overgrown vegetation which cause a breach in security and allowed unauthorized personnel access to the Installation.

Clear all vegetation 10 feet from fence line and remove 692 LF of old damaged barbed wire fence and replace with 7ft Chain Link security fence.

Unmanned Access Control Point Gate Damaged

Damage to ACP gate by soldier while driving intoxicated at a high rate of speed. Massive damage to gate and Automobile.

Replace 24 LF of gate, 2 each 8-5/8 inch diameter gate posts; 80 LF of cable barrier (Reinforcement cable) attached to 2 each dead-man anchors; install 8 new high reflective gate signs and 100 LF of new security chain link fence.

Access Control Point Gate Damaged (ACP #8)

Before After Damage to ACP gate by elderly woman while driving late at night distracted by using cell phone. She claim not seeing the gate signs until making contact with gate.

Replace 30 LF of gate, 2 each 6-5/8 inch diameter gate posts; 100 LF of cable barrier (Reinforcement cable) attached to 2 each dead-man anchors; install 8 new high reflective gate signs and 67 LF of new security chain link fence.

Secure ACP #5 backup Generator

Before After During Fort Hood FY18 Force Protection Inspection, ACP #5 generator was sighted for being exposed to sabotage or damage from criminal behavior.

Generator was secured using a 20’X30’ chain link fence enclosure 7ft high. A 10ft swing gate opening was install to allow access for maintenance.

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